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Basic Receiving and Playing Operations
LED -LCD television Owner’s Manual 19
Reset
Press
/
to
select
OK or Cancel which with Do
you want to reset option values.
Adjust Menu
The TV can be used as a display, and you may adjust
relevant settings.
Press SOURCE to switch the signal
input to PC mode.
Press
A MENU to display the screen main menu, and
then press
/
to select the Adjust menu as
shown in the below figure.
On Time
Press B
/
to select the option to be adjusted.
Press
C
/
to adjust it.
Image Position
This is used to adjusting H-Position and V-Position.
H-Size
Horizontal size of picture can be adjusted in this item.
V-Size
Vertical size of picture can be adjusted in this item.
Auto Adjust
Vertical and Horizontal position of picture can be
adjusted in this item.
Clock
This is used for adjusting the phase of pixel clock in PC
mode.
Phase
This is used for adjusting H Position and V Position as
well as relative parameters in PC modes.
Reset
Return to factory default settings.
Time Menu
Press A MENU button and then use
/
button to
select Time menu.
Press
B
/
to select the desired option, press OK to
enter its submenu.
Current Time:
The current time is calculated from the
moment upon turning the TV on. At first, check whether
the time indicated on the TV's clock is consistent with the
standard time of your time zone; if not, adjust the clock as
follows:
Press • MENU on the remote control unit or MENU
on the TV’s front panel to display the main menu,
and then press
/
to select the Timer menu,
afterwards press
/
to select the Current Time
option, press OK to enter the submenu.
Press •
/
to set hour and minute.
Press •
/
to adjust the time.
After finishing time setting, press • OK or MENU to
confirm.
O Time/On Time: Set a time for the TV to turn o or
on.
This function allows the TV to automatically turn on or
enter standby mode upon reaching the preset time.
Press OK to enter the setting screen, and then •
press
/
to select ON or OFF, if you select ON,
press
/
to set hour and minute. ON indicates
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