Mitsubishi Electronics SR-HD5 manual Alternate Services, Audio, Closed Caption

Mitsubishi SR-HD5 HD DIRECTV Plus Receiver

symbol will appear on the screen. You can now enter numbers and letters (letters are located above the number keys) to spell a channel’s call sign. For example, to tune to ESPN, press the key

sequence ACTION — 2 7 6 5 . All special symbols such as the ampersand (&), forward slash (/), exclamation point (!) are found in the 0 key. As soon as the receiver can determine what channel you are seeking, it will tune to it automatically. No additional keys need to be pressed.

If the channel call sign contains fewer than four letters, you may need to press the SELECT key after the letter sequence to indicate that you have entered enough letters. If more than one channel call sign shares the same set of keys (for example, CNN and COM both use 155), one channel

will be displayed. If that is not the channel you want, press ACTION	—	ACTION	— , one after
the other, and the next channel sharing the same set of keys will appear.

With experience, you will become more familiar with the channel name abbreviations that are used.

Alternate Services

The HD receiver can support alternate audio services. To determine if the services are available for a particular program, look for their icons below the data and time in the Channel Banner or on the on-screen guide. To use these services when available, press the ACTION key and

PREV key on the remote control, one after the other. The

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Alternate Services banner, shown at the right, will appear at the bottom of the screen.

Audio

Once you have selected the Audio button you can use	The Alternate Services panel
the ▲ and ▲ keys to step through the audio tracks offered
for the current program.

To choose the highlighted language, press SELECT . On occasion an audio track may be offered that is not being broadcast. If this is the case, you will hear either unchanged audio or silence.

SAP (Secondary Audio Program) sound is not available on local analog channels received from a terrestrial antenna or cable TV service.

Closed Caption

Closed Caption allows you to change the caption display mode for the program being watched and to turn it on or off. If the closed caption setting in the A/V menu is set to OFF or to a different caption setting, then the selection chosen on this screen is temporary and will be canceled when you change channels. This setting does not affect the closed caption setting of your TV.

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