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6.1 Getting Started
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ZOOM
By pressing the button you can zoom in video.
⊹
By pressing the PAUSE button and you can zoom in on sections of video on
Freeze <Figure 6.1.9>
⊺
While watching a program press to zoom in on sections of a video <Figure
6.1.10>
⊻
To cancel the freeze status release it by pressing the ZOOM button continuously.
<Figure 6.1.9> <Figure 6.1.10>
6.1 Getting Started
5) Other Functions of the Remote Control
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Volume Control
⊹
Press or to adjust the volume while watching a program
⊺
Pressing the Mute button will remove the sound and the mute icon will be
displayed. Pressing the Mute button again will restore the sound.
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Channel Information
⊹
Pressing the INFO button will briefly display the channel information
⊺
Pressing the INFO button a second time will display a more detailed program
information
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TV/RADIO switching
Press this button to change from a TV to a Radio channel. Pressing the button again
will return the unit to the TV channel
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RECALL
Pressing this button returns the unit to the previously viewed channel
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Audio
Use this button to adjust the subtitles or audio status of the current channel
- Audio Mode : Select from Stereo ᵎ Mono Left ᵎ Mono Right
- Audio Track : Select between tracks available in this program
- Audio Level : Use to select High ᵎ Medium ᵎ Low
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Note : Subtitle and audio settings are only available when the selected channel
supports these functions.
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FREEZE
Press this button to freeze video. Pressing the button again will restore the video.
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GROUP
This button is used to view the list of favorite channel groups. Only registered groups
are displayed.
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SUBTITLE
By pressing you can select the subtitle language of the current channel <Figure
6.1.11>
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SLEEP
You can set your receiver to turn off after a period of time. Available timer selections
are 10,20,30,60,100 and 120 minutes. To activate press and set the timer. <Figure
6.1.12>
- To cancel the sleep timer press until the minutes are set as “0 min”
<Figure 6.1.11> <Figure 6.1.12>
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