Operations (continued) optional settings – FUNAI CSF420G Manuel d'utilisation

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OPERATIONS (Continued)

OPTIONAL SETTINGS

PICTURE ADJUSTMENT

VOL

Select an item to adjust

PICTURE
CHANNEL SET
[ENG] / ESP / FRA
V-CHIP SET UP
CAPTION [OFF]
TV SOUND [MAIN]

Notes:

●

The display will disappear automatically after
10 seconds unless you press any buttons.

●

Magnetism from nearby appliances and
speakers might affect the color of the TV
picture. If this happens, press [POWER] to
turn off the TV and turn it on again after
about 30 minutes.

This feature is helpful for playing video
games. By pressing [GAME], you can set
Game mode (suitable picture setting for
games) and TV selects automatically front A/V
input.

CHANNEL SETTING

PICTURE
CHANNEL SET
[ENG] / ESP / FRA
V-CHIP SET UP
CAPTION [OFF]
TV SOUND [MAIN]

The tuner starts scanning automatically.

PICTURE
CHANNEL SET
[ENG] / ESP / FRA
V-CHIP SET UP
CAPTION [OFF]
TV SOUND [MAIN]

VOL

Select the desired language

To exit the menu

VOL

ADD/DELETE
AUTO PRESET CH

Notes:

●

The TV distinguishes between standard TV
channels and cable (CATV) channels.

●

The TV may recognize TV channels as
CATV channels if reception condition is
poor. If this happens, check the antenna
connections and try steps 2 to 3 again when
reception conditions are better.

●

If there is no TV sig-
nal input, “NO TV
SIGNALS” will
appear on the display
after the completion of
channel scanning.

NO TV SIGNALS

GAME MODE

Notes:

●

If you press [GAME] when the TV is off, the TV turns on and will be in Game mode and
external input mode automatically.

●

If you adjust another picture control while in Game mode, this mode will automatically be canceled.

LANGUAGE SELECTION

When the scanning is completed, the
lowest memorized channel appears on
the TV screen.

PICTURE
CHANNEL SET
[ENG] / ESP / FRA
V-CHIP SET UP
CAPTION [OFF]
TV SOUND [MAIN]

VOL

ADD/DELETE
AUTO PRESET CH

Select the channel you wish

VOL

Note:

●

The menu will disappear automatically after
about 10 seconds.

Notes:

●

If closed captioning is not broadcasted, you
cannot receive it and nothing is displayed.

●

When your TV receives a special effects
playback signal (i.e., Search, Slow and Still)
from a VCR’s video output channel (CH3 or
CH4), the TV may not display the correct
caption or text.

●

Captions and texts may not match the TV
voice exactly.

●

Interference may cause the closed caption
system not to function properly.

●

The caption or text characters will not be
displayed while the menu display or func-
tions display is shown.

●

If a black box appears on the screen, this
means that the TV is set to TEXT mode. To
clear screen, select CAPTION [C1], [C2] or
[OFF].

Add: light blue
Delete: light red

Select “PICTURE”

[GAME MODE]

[BRIGHT]

[CONTRAST]

[SHARPNESS]

[TINT]

[COLOR]

GAME

To use video games

Picture: GAME
Input: Front (VIDEO2)

VIDEO1

To watch another input (TV or Rear
Input)

INPUT

SELECT

repeatedly

Select “[ENG] / ESP / FRA”

[ENG(lish)]

[ESP(añol)]

[FRA(nçais)]

Select “CHANNEL SET”

Select “ADD/DELETE”

Select “AUTO PRESET CH”

ADD/DELETE

Add or delete the channel

PICTURE
CHANNEL SET
[ENG] / ESP / FRA
V-CHIP SET UP
CAPTION [OFF]
TV SOUND [MAIN]

VOL

Select the desired caption mode

To exit the menu

[OFF]

[C1]

[C2]

[T2]

[T1]

Select “CAPTION”

[CAPTION MODE (C1, C2)]

●

CAPTION1 (C1)
displays standard closed captions (what a
character is saying).

●

CAPTION2 (C2)
displays foreign language closed captions
(foreign language words showing what a
character is saying).

●

There are three ways of displaying text
(which depend on the format the broadcaster
is using):
Paint-on mode: Displays input characters

on the screen immediately.

Pop-on mode : Once characters are stored

in memory, they are dis-
played all at once.

Roll-up mode : Displays the characters con-

tinuously by scrolling
(max. 4 lines).

[TEXT MODE (T1, T2)]

●

TEXT1 (T1) and
TEXT2 (T2) display
half-screen text by
scrolling (such as a
channel guide, schedule
or announcement).

To cancel Game mode only

VOL

Select “PICTURE”

After 10 seconds

VIDEO2

Picture: Customized
Input: Front (VIDEO2)

*Second Audio Program (SAP) :

Sometimes broadcasters add another channel
of audio to the programs they air.
This is usually a secondary language or per-
haps a radio station.

Type of

broadcast

Regular

-None-

Stereo

broadcast

STEREO

SAP

Menu

Selection

MAIN

MONO

SAP*

-None-

MONO

STEREO

SAP

MAIN

Note:

●

If you select [SAP] when second audio
channel is not available, the TV will receive
normal audio.

VOL

Select the desired sound
mode

[MAIN] [MONO] [SAP]

PICTURE
CHANNEL SET
[ENG] / ESP / FRA
V-CHIP SET UP
CAPTION [OFF]
TV SOUND [MAIN]

Select “TV SOUND”

To exit the menu

GAME

[–]

GAME MODE

[+]

OFF

VOL

[-]

BRIGHT

[+]

Adjust the setting

... +

...

–

GAME MODE

Set to the most suitable position for video games.

[-] : OFF

[+] : ON

BRIGHT
Adjust until the darkest parts of the picture are
as bright as you prefer.

[-] : decrease brightness
[+] : increase brightness

CONTRAST
Adjust to increase or decrease contrast.

[-] : decrease contrast
[+] : increase contrast

COLOR
Adjust to be brilliant or pale color.

[-] : be pale color

[+] : be brilliant color

TINT
Adjust to obtain natural skin tones.

[-] : add red

[+] : add green

SHARPNESS
Adjusts the detail of the picture.

[-] : less clearer

[+] : more clearer

[AUTO PRESET CHANNELS]
Channel presetting is necessary at the start or
in case you moved the TV to a different area.
This feature automatically scans and memo-
rizes all available channels in your area and
lets you easily select with [CH

▲/▼].

[ADDING/DELETING CHANNELS]

You can add channels that was not memorized
by AUTO PRESET CH due to the bad recep-
tion status and also delete channels you no
longer receive or seldom watch.

You may view specially labeled (cc) TV pro-
grams, movies, news and prerecorded tapes,
etc. with either a dialogue caption or text dis-
play added to the program.

MULTI-CHANNEL TELEVISION SOUND (MTS)

CLOSED CAPTION

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