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AV NET
Using the AV NET function
You can use the AV NET function if the test succeeded. The DVD player which is connected to the INPUT1
terminals is used as an example to illustrate how to use the AV NET function.
1.Press the AV NET button to display the menu as shown on
the right. Press the
you want to control the DVD player that is connected to the
INPUT1 terminals.
2.The TV will switch to the AV1 mode
pressing the
cursor button and the
displayed in green simultaneously. Press the ENTER button,
the
item will be displayed in yellow for about one
second. The IR mouse will output infrared signal to turn on
or turn off the DVD player's power.
Note*:
The TV will switch to a corresponding mode automatically according
to the Input setting of the AV NET menu. As the example shows, the
set will switch to AV1 mode automatically because the Input setting
which corresponds to DVD item is AV1.
3.You can play the DVD by pressing the
buttons to enter the
in green. Press the ENTER button, the
displayed in yellow for about 1 second and the IR mouse will
output infrared signal to DVD player, then the DVD player
will play the disc.
4.For the other function keys, please refer to step 3 and operate according to the corresponding hints on the screen.
Note
(1) Press the
operated by the cursor. At this point, if you press the cursor
control unit of the TV, they correspond to the
(2) Press the
menu.
(3) The IR mouse may output nothing when you press some buttons on the menu. This is normal.
(4) The TV provides some common function keys only for the external equipment of DVD, VCR, AVR, CD, CBL, STB, etc.
cursor buttons to select DVD if
automatically by
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item and the
item will be displayed
cursor buttons to select the
cursor buttons to select the
item will be
cursor
item will be
item, and then press the ENTER button to enter the button menu
, MENU , ENTER , RETURN buttons on the remote
, MENU , ENTER , RETURN buttons of DVD player.
item, and then press the ENTER button to enter the next page of the
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