Sleep timer, TV/AV selection, SYS 1/2 button

3. SLEEP timer

Using the SLEEP button allows you to have the appliance automatically turned off after a preset time (the time range will be as long as 120 minutes) , and set the appliance to standby mode. At every press of the button the setting time will be decreased by 30 minutes.

When the remaining time is 5 minutes left, it will be displayed once every 2 minutes for 4 seconds

Press SLEEP

SLEEP OFF

Press SLEEP

SLEEP 120

Press SLEEP

SLEEP 30

When the SLEEP timer is functioning, if you press SLEEP button again, the TV will display the remaining time. If the power is switched off, the SLEEP timer will be cancelled. You must set it again if wanted.

4. TV/AV selection

Press the TV/AV button on the set or AV button on the remote controller to select TV or AV mode.

When the TV is working at RF receiving mode, press AV button the set will be switched to AV1, the screen displays AV1 and colour system; Press the button again and the set will be switched to AV2, the screen displays AV2 and colour system. Press the button once more, the set will be switched to TV mode and the screen displays current TV channel.

12 AUTO

Press AV

AV1

AUTO

Press AV

AV2

AUTO

After 4 seconds

Note: S-VHS IN and AV2 use the same interface. If you want to receive signals input through S-VHS terminal, switch the set to AV2, the S-VHS (S-VIDEO) input terminal has priority over the AV2 VIDEO terminal; To use equipment connected to the AV2 VIDEO IN terminal, disconnect any plug from the S-VHS terminal. S-VHS and AV2 use the same group of AUDIO IN terminals.

1)When receiving broadcasting TV program (the TV signals are input through aerial terminal), press the AV button to switch the set to TV mode.

2)When receiving programs played back by Video DISC, VCR, Satellite receiver, VCD (the signals are input through AV terminals), please set the receiver to corresponding Video mode (AV1 or AV2).

*In video mode, the sound system button and the PRESET menu in the main menu have no function.

5.SYS 1/2 button

In this TV model this button is ineffective (Refer to 5) SYS on page 9.