Polaroid FXM-1911C Preference Setup, DVD System Setup Continued, Sharpness Brightness Contrast

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Sharpness

DVD System Setup (Continued)

Sharpness

Brightness

Contrast

1.

Press the

direction buttons to select

 

Sharpness.

 

2.

Press the ENTER button to enter the setup.

3.

Use the

direction buttons to select High,

 

Medium or Low.

4.Press the ENTER button again to confirm selection and return.

1.

Press the

direction buttons

to select

 

Sharpness.

 

 

2.

Press the ENTER button to enter the setup, the

 

screen will display as left:

 

3.

Use the

direction buttons to

adjust the

 

level.

 

 

4.Press the ENTER button again to confirm setting and return.

1. Press the

direction buttons to select

Contrast.

 

2.Press the ENTER button to enter the setup, the screen will display as left:

3. Use the

direction buttons to adjust the

level.

 

4.Press the ENTER button again to confirm setting and return.

Preference Setup

Press the SETUP button to enter the General setup menu, then use the

direction buttons to

select Preference Page, the screen will display as the following:

 

In the menu, Use the

direction buttons to

select the desired item. Press the ENTER button to enter the item. Press the button to return.

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Contents 20060331 19” HD-Ready LCD TV/DVD ComboFXM-1911C Table Of Contents Product FeaturesRemote Control DVD System SetupPOWER SUPPLY Important Safety InstructionsCAUTION Laser radiation when open. Do not stare into beam Copyright Protection IMPORTANT FOR LASER PRODUCTS1. CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT Note Do not touch the color TFT LCD screen by hand directlyProduct Features Advanced Playing FeaturesHigh Resolution Multiple ModesDisc Information Discs Formats Supported By This PlayerAbout Disc Terms CONTENTSFront Panel 1. 19 color TFT screen2. SOURCE button 3. MENU buttonFront Panel Continued 9. Power button13. USB Connecting Port Connecting to the USB device 15. Power IndicatorRear Panel 5. TV Signal Input Jack RFConnected for the external NTSC TV signal input Connected to power adapterUsing the Remote control Remote ControlPreparation of Remote Control Basic Operation 1. POWER button2. 0~9 Number buttons Press to select numbers 3. LAST button 4. MTS button19. SETUP buttonin DVD mode For DVD Operation 1. PLAY button2. PAUSE button 3. FB buttonConnecting to External AV Signal Source System ConnectionsConnecting to External AV Signal Source（YPbPr） System Connections ContinuedConnecting to External AV Device AV Out Connecting to PC Connecting to Earphones Connecting to Power AdapterConnecting to TV Antenna TV Setup and Operation Image SettingPreparations Note This item is only available when there is signal inputTV Setup and Operation Continued Audio SettingContrast Setup Hue SetupSleep Setting Treble SetupBalance Setup Sound Mode SetupChange PIN Parental SettingNote The Parental Function is the same as that of V-CHIP Movie Rating Clear AllTV Rating Parental Lock CA Eng RatingCA Fr Rating Auto Scan Setup SettingTuner/Channel Channel System Prog OrganizerChannel Name Add ProgramFactory Reset Fine TuneLanguage CC ModeDVD System Setup General Setup PageTV Display DisplayDVD System Setup Continued OSD LangLang Screen SaverAudio Setup Page Dolby Digital SetupDolby Digital Dual MonoVideo Quality Setup Video SetupHdcd Setup Preference Setup Sharpness Brightness ContrastSharpness ContrastDefault AudioSubtitle Disc MenuDVD Playback Operation DVD PlaybackDisc Loading Steps Region CodeDVD Playback Operation Continued StopPause PreviousCD Playback Language AudioGOTO Various Camera AnglesNormal Playback JPEG PlaybackMany discs have other contents besides pictures Stop Some JPEG disc may not support rotating function Picture RotationZoom and Move of Picture Preparation USB and SD/MS/MMC Card FunctionUSB and SD/MS/MMC Card Function Computer Screen Function Other FunctionsExternal AV Input Function Troubleshooting SYMPTOMCHECK ITEM Other Notes“Dolby” and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories SpecificationsDESIGN AND SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
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