Sharp AQUOS LC-40E77UN Instrukcje Operacyjne Pobierz pdf (Strona 18)

Direct Button Operation

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1 Press CC.

• This

will

present the Closed Caption information

display.

2 Press CC while

the

Closed

Caption

information is

still

on

the

screen.

• Press repeatedly until

you

select the desired closed

caption service.

• Regardless of whether or not

an

analog broadcast

provides Closed Caption service, the closed caption

display will toggle

in

the sequence: CC1, CC2,

T1,

and

T2.

•

When

a digital broadcast provides Closed Caption

service, the closed caption display

will

toggle

in

the

sequence:

DTVCC

(actual

service),

CC1, CC2,

T1,

and

T2. CC1,

CC2,

T1,

and

T2

are

always displayed.

Example:

If

a program

has

three services

(DTVCC,

CC1

and

T1

(TEXT1

)),

the closed caption display will toggle

in

this

sequence:

Closed Caption

information

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POWER SAVING

Your

TV

is

equipped

with

an internal

Closed

Caption

decoder.

It allows

you

to

view conversations, narration

and

sound

effects

as

subtitles

on

your

TV.

Closed

Captions

are available

on

some

TV

programs

and

on

some

VHS

home

video

tapes

at

the

discretion

of

the

program

provider.

Allows

you

to

set

the

Power

Saving level in

order

to

decrease

the

power

consumption

and

increase

the

backlight

lifespan.

Press

POWER SAVING.

•

Each

time you press POWER SAVING, the mode changes

as

shown below.

Off

...

Advanced'"

Standard

t ,

Digital

Closed

Caption

service is a

new

caption

service

available only

on

digital

TV

programs

(also

at

the

discretion

of

the

service provider). It is a

more

flexible

system

than

the

original

Closed

Caption

system,

because

it allows

for

a variety

of

caption

sizes

and

font

styles.

When

the

Digital

Closed

Caption

service is in

use, it will

be

indicated

by

the

appearance

of

DTVCC.

11m

•

You

can

have

the same settings

by

choosing "Power

Saving" on the menu items.

(See

page

23.)

Not

all

programs

and

VHS

videotapes

offer

closed

captions. Please

look

for

the

"[ccl"

symbol

to

ensure

that

captions

will

be

shown.

In

the

Closed

Caption

system,

there

can

be

more

than

one

caption

service provided. Each is identified

by

its

own

number.

The

"CC1"

and

"CC2"

services

display

subtitles

of

TV

programs

superimposed

over

the

program's

picture.

•

The

CC

button keeps a record of the last service

selected

in

its memory.

If

the last closed caption mode

(e.g.

1/5

DTVCC)

you

selected

is

not available for the next program, or

on

another channel, the closed caption service that

is

available

is

automatically selected.

Closed Caption services that appear

in

parentheses

will

not

be

stored

in

the

CC

button's memory

as

your last

selected

service.

Only services that

you

have

selected

with the

CC

button

are

stored.

In

the

Closed

Caption

system,

the

"T1

(TEXT1)"

or

"T2

(TEXT2)" services display

text

that

is unrelated

to

the

program

being

viewed

(e.g.,

weather

or

news).

These

services are also

superimposed

over

the

program

currently being viewed.

Examples:

In

a

case

where

there

are

two

closed

caption

services

provided

(for instance, DTVCC

and

CC1),

and

DTVCC is displayed

as

your

current

selection,

if DTVCC is

not

broadcast

for

the

next

program,

the

other

closed

caption

service,

CC1,

will

be

displayed.

•

When

"Power Saving"

is

set to "Standard" or "Advanced",

the Power Saving leaf icon appears

on

the channel

information window.

See

page 23 for details of Power

Saving settings.

•

See

page 29 for detailed closed caption settings.

•

When

the program contains no closed caption, "--" displays

in

the closed caption information.

(Only

when receiving a

digital broadcast.)

• Four kinds of closed caption service

(CC1

, CC2,

T1

(TEXT1),

T2

(TEXT2))

are

potentially available, but a

broadcast may contain none or only some of these services

at

the discretion of the program provider.

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