SONY KD32DX50U
Instrukcja Serwisowa

Manual Programme Using the TV menu

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The �Manual Programme Preset� menu. With �Manual Programme Preset� option highlighted, press the OK To Press
Manual Programme Preset Channel: C 41 button select the channel number you wish to manually tune (if tuning AFT: On �Programme�. Skip: No Enter the highlighted menu or b button.

This allows you tune in analogue channels, one by one. Use following buttons to operate the TV menu system. Preset menu

button to display the �Manual Programme Preset� menu.

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Access TV menu system... MENU button. Programme: 01 b button to highlight programme number. Press the V or v

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Highlight an option... V or v buttons. Label: ----a VCR, please select channel 0). Press the B button to highlight

V, v, B, and b Confirm buttons option... v �Channel�. Press the b button to highlight

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MENU

OK setting. You now need to tune channel by one of the following button Return to the last menu or option... B button. OK methods:

Alter settings of a selected V, v, B or b buttons. a) If you do not know the channel number (frequency): option... Press V or v button to search for the next available channel. button

Store settings/changes... OK button. v button to continue searching.)

(When a channel has been found search will stop, press the V or

Press the MENU button return to normal TV operation. b) If you know the channel number (frequency): Use Numbered buttons to enter channel number of the broadcast you want or your VCR channel number. Once you have stored a channel, press the B button to highlight

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The individual menus are explained on the following pages.

Picture Adjustment menu �Channel�.

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The �Picture Adjustment� menu. �Personal�. �Live� �Movie� are preset and only the �Contrast� briefly on screen when the channel is selected.

Mode Press the v button highlight �Label�. This option allows you to assign a This option allows you to choose between three picture mode settings, �Live�, of your choice (up to 5 letters or number). The name is displayed

Picture Adjustment �Brightness�, �Colour� and �Sharpness� settings.

Mode: Personal letter or number you require appears in the display (select �-� for a Contrast With �Mode� option highlighted, press b button to adjust. Press the V or blank space). Press b button to confirm. Repeat this until the name Brightness v select required mode. Press the OK button to confirm.

setting can be adjusted. �Personal� mode however, also allows you to adjust the b to highlight setting. Press the V or v button until

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is complete. Press the B button repeatedly to highlight �Label�.

Colour

Sharpness Contrast, Brightness, Colour, Sharpness, Hue Hue Press the v button to highlight �AFT�. Normally, fine tuning is performed These options allow you to adjust the brightness, contrast, sharpness

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automatically, However, this option allows to adjust it manually if you

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OK feel that a slight tuning adjustment will improve the picture quality.

and hue.

�Brightness�, �Colour� and �Sharpness� can only be adjusted when the picture

b highlight setting. Press the V or v button to �Mode� set to �Personal�. �Sharpness� not adjustable in digital mode. �Hue� is adjust the fine tuning over a range of -15 to +15, or select �On� for only available when viewing an NTSC colour signal, e.g. USA video tapes. automatic fine tuning. Press the B button to highlight �AFT�.

With required option highlighted, press b button to adjust. Press the B or b set level. Press the OK button to confirm.

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Press the v button highlight �Skip�. This option allows you to skip unused analogue when selecting channels with the PROG +/-

Reset buttons. (You can still select a skipped channel using the Numbered This option resets all picture settings to factory preset levels. buttons on the remote control.)

With �Reset� option highlighted, press OK restore default picture b setting. Press the V v button to select �Yes� or settings. �No�. Press the B button to highlight �Skip�. v highlight �Confirm�. Press the OK button to store any changes.

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