Panasonic TX21CK1P - Příručka (Stránka 22)

MAIN CONTROLS
Front Panel
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STR F V A TWAV
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Power switch
T
Red light is a standby mode indicator.
To switch on the unit press the stand-by mode
button, +/- button or 0 to 9 buttons.
Saving of the tuning modes and other------------------
function adjustments (STR)
F (Selection of functions) -----------------------------------------
Functions are displayed on the screen, another press
will select accessible functions such as volume,
contrast, brightness, colour, sharpness, tint (NTSC only),
bass, treble, stereo sound balance, and setup mode.
Remote Control Unit
Headphones jack
(see page 35).
RCA audio/video jack (see page 35).
------TV/AV switch (see page 31).
Programme number up and down (pre-saved). If
the selected function has been displayed on the
screen, increase or decrease the level of the
selected function by pressing the button.
Power or stand-by.
Adjusts the selected functions. If the
required function has not been
selected, adjusts the volume.
Selects functions. Press to select
menu on the screen (see page 23).
Recalls the levels selected with the
STR button (on the unit front panel).
Cancels the menu indications on the
screen.
Numbered buttons to:
- change programmes;
- directly select channels;
- teletext page selection.
Direct channel selection: press and
select the channel on the numbered
buttons.
If you want to select a channel in the
HYPERBAND (cable TV) with the
direct channel selection button
press the direct channel selection
button then programme up and
down button (“C” and “-/—”) and
select the number with the numbered
buttons.
Sound mute
Direct record
Q-Link)
button (activates
Recall button to display:
- programme position;
- channel number;
- time;
- sound (stereo/mono/M1/M2)
- teletext station name.
Channel number up and down menu line
selection, Teletext page selection.
TV/AV mode selection (see pages 31 and
35 ).
This button is used to save and confirm the
screen menu indications.
Two-digit (10 to 99) programme number
selection.
Teletext operation buttons (see page 34).
VCR operation buttons (see page 33).
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