User manual DAEWOO DTJ-28A6F

[. . . ] Colour Television Instruction Manual MODEL NO. : DTJ-28G6F, DTJ-28G7F DTJ-28G8F, DTJ-28B1F DTJ-28A6F, DTJ-28A7F Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. "Dolby" and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. IDENTITY OF FEATURES ON LOCAL AND REMOTE CONTROL LOCAL CONTROL FRONT ON/OFF VIDEO AUDIO L R AV1 REAR FRONT RL AV2 INT EXT PR ANT + - MAIN POWER BUTTON VIDEO AUDIO HEAD- INDICATOR REMOTE INPUT INPUT PHONE SENSOR TV/AV (Menu) VOLUME PROGRAMME DOWN/UP DOWN/UP BUTTON BUTTON AERIAL SCART TERMINAL SOCKET 1 SCART SOCKET 2 SPEAKER SELECTION SWITCH EXTERNAL SPEAKER TERMINAL REMOTE CONTROL TV . Y 1 CONTENTS L IDENTITY OF FEATURES ON LOCAL AND REMOTE CONTROL . [. . . ] The NUMBER buttons 0. . 9 are used for direct programme selection. To select two-digit programme, press the second numbered button within two seconds. You can also select a programme number by pressing step by step the UP/DOWN buttons. PICTURE CONTROL BRIGHTNESS, CONTRAST, COLOUR, SHARPNESS · Press the MENU button. · Press the RIGHT button to call up the Picture menu. · You can select each function with the UP / DOWN buttons. · The levels of each function can be adjusted the LEFT / RIGHT buttons to suit your viewing conditions, the lightning conditions of the room and your preference. For Hue control Tint is displayed only when receiving a NTSC signal from external jack. The adjusted levels are stored automatically at Favourite mode. NOISE REDUCTION (NR) NR will reduce unwanted picture interference In NR(Noise reduction) menu you can select one of "Off, Auto, Medium, High" Picture Brightness Contrast Colour Sharpness NR Brightness 21 Smart Picture Selection When you press the NORMAL button repeatedly you can call up three picture settings stored in memory : NORMAL I -> NORMAL II -> FAVOURITE -> (hard picture) (soft picture) (user adjustable) SOUND CONTROL VOLUME CONTROL Adjust the volume with the VOLUME( ) DOWN / UP buttons on the front of the set, or with the LEFT/RIGHT button on the remote control. MUTE Pressing the MUTE( ) button to turns the sound off. The sound returns if the button is pressed once more. Volume 21 7 SOUND CONTROL · Press the MENU button. · Place the selection bar to the Sound with UP/DOWN button. · Press the RIGHT button to call up Sound menu. · Select the required function by moving the selection bar ith the UP / DOWN buttons. · Press the RIGHT button to call up the each sub-menus. Equalizer : There are four possible choice considering your preference: "Favourite, Music, Speech, Normal". Sound Equalizer Effects Balance M Position Return Access Sound Equalizer Effects Balance 100 300 1K 3K 10K Favourite Music Speech Normal Position Return Adjust In Favourite mode you can adjust a level at each frequency band with LEFT/RIGHT button . M Effect : There are four possible choice considering your preference: "Normal, Spatial, Panorama, Dolby Virtual" Sound Equalizer Effects Balance Normal Spatial Panorama Dolby virtual Smart Sound Selection When you press the sound effect button ( easily one of the following: ) repeatdely, you can call up Position M Normal->Favourite->Music->Speech ->Spatial->Panorama->Dolby Virtual-> Return Balance : Balance the loudness of the left and right speaker . SOUND MODE There may be cases of stereo broadcasts where excessive noise will be heard due to weak incoming signal. You may be able to eliminate this noise by selecting the MONO mode. Press the Sound Mode ( ) button to change to MONO from STEREO. Then the "MONO" colour will be changed in Red. Pressing this button again will change it back to stereo. During a bilingual programme transmission, pressing the Sound Mode button will change the language to the second channel (DUAL II). [. . . ] If you want to watch television and stay informed at the same time, press CANCEL ( ) button. The regular programme is still visible and the teletext page number appears at the top of the screen. Pressing the CANCEL button, the teletext page appears with the updated information. REVEAL ANSWER This function can be used on certain pages to reveal the solution of riddles. [. . . ]