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Chapter 7 Help & Assistance

A/V receiver (audio/video receiver): The hub of an audio/video system. A component including Dolby Pro-Logic surround processing, 5-channel amplification, audio/video switching and input/output jacks, AM/FM tuner, and remote control. An A/V receiver is different from a stereo receiver, which omits all or most of the video-related features.

Azimuth: The horizontal angle which the radiating lobe of a satellite dish antenna makes in angular degrees, in a clockwise direction, from a north-south line in the northern hemisphere. In the southern hemisphere, the reference is the south-north line.

Coaxial cable: A cable that carries both video and audio signals. Used by cable companies and satellite companies.

Component video: Three individual signals used to create a color video image. Component video produces an improved color picture image compared to standard composite technology because component video separates the three channels of a color video signal (two chrominance and one luminance which minimizes interference between these signals).

Composite video: Video signal where the luminance (black and white) and chrominance (color) are combined. NTSC signals (analog) are composite signals.

CRT (cathode ray tube): Color picture tubes used in standard TV sets. Electron gun generates beams that are guided to the screen, illuminating small red, green and blue phosphor targets on the front surface. This produces colors and images on the screen.

DBS (Digital Broadcast System): A system in which signals from a satellite are received by home viewers directly, as opposed to cable systems that distribute the signal to head-ends and then distribute them to their customers. Your LCOS TV has an integrated digital broadcast receiver. To complete the system, you only need to install a DIRECTV satellite dish and order programming from DIRECTV.

Digital: Signal technology that is based on streams of 1s and 0s instead of analog waves. HDTV signals are digital.

DIRECTV: A digital satellite entertainment service in the U.S. offering access to more than 225 channels in digital- quality picture and sound. According to DIRECTV literature, it is the #1 digital satellite entertainment service in the U.S. with 9 million subscribers. Your LCOS TV is capable of receiving DIRECTV® programming, but you must correctly install a satellite dish and order programming from DIRECTV.

Discrete Codes: Versions of toggle codes that only perform one function. For instance, a “POWER” button on a remote would be a toggle, in that when it is used the current power state is reversed. If your device is on, it turns off. If it’s off, it turns on. A “discrete” code would be a signal that ONLY turns the device on. If it is already on it remains so. These are most often used to ensure your home theatre components stay completely in sync for powering on and off and changing inputs.

Such specialized and otherwise hidden codes may also be available for direct access to other “toggled” or “rotating” functions such as television inputs, receiver soundfield settings and on-screen display modes.

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Contents Page Page Product Registration Important InformationThis page intentionally left blank Table of Contents Anatomy of the Directv Programming Guide Chaptert r 3 The Remotete Controltr l109 101102 106144 114128 137Overview IntroductionHigher Definition Television Is Here Welcome to Liquid Crystal On Silicon LcosBrand new HD technology Light Management Yields Brighter, Crisper Pictures Aspect Ratio ResolutionDigital Signal and Sound Connections & Setup Things to Consider Before You Connect Choose Your Connection Component Signal Quality Jacks on the TV Cables needed Go toTip Instructions to Connect 1B 1AConnect your DVD Player to your TV How to Connect TV + VCR + DVD2A 2B 2C Ery Good Quality DVD Quality Good Receiver Connecting a receiver/amplifier Connecting a Dolby Digital Receiver ExcellentGo to next Connecting Speakers to the TVPut Batteries in the Remote Control Complete the Interactive SetupWhat’s Next? Order Programming optionalExplanation of Input Jacks and Cables PB PR RF Jacks and Coaxial Cables F-type Good Video and Audio Tip Antenna jacks Back of the Lcos TVAudio Video L R S-VIDEO INPUT1 INPUT2 INPUT3 Audio Outputs Input Jacks on the front of your TV Buttons on the front of your Lcos TV How to turn off the power light Power LightNext Steps What to ExpectThis page left intentionally blank Chaptert r 3 The Remotete Controltr l Tip Number buttons Buttons in alphabetical orderTip CH + and CH buttons TIP Info button TIP Guide buttonTip Skip button TIP Menu buttonTip Onoff button Display Messages Display Messages when remote is in programming mode Display Messages response messages Display Messages action messages Find out if you need to program the remote How to program the remoteHow to Stop Programming Programming the remote to Operate ComponentsAuto Search Auto Srch How to use automatic code searchRemote Control Manual Search MAN Srch How to use direct entry Code SET Backlight button Up arrow button Setting Up a Learning Sequence Learning Feature L1, L2, L3 buttons IR LearnCcontinuesti s on nextt Locking the Volume VOL Lock How to Use the Volume Lock FeatureUnlocking the Volume VOL Unlock How to Use the Macro Feature M1, M2, M3 buttonsTechie Tip How to use Discrete Add How to use the discrete feature Discrete ADDDiscrete Clear How to Use the Mode Mapping FeatureHow to Set the Clock Manufacturing Reset How to Reset the RemoteOperations Reset Selecting the receiver’s components How to Operate Audio FunctionsHow to turn on the receiver or minisystem Operating The Amfm Tuner Controlling The Surround Sound Features Where to go for helpCable Box Codes Amplifier CodesCassette Player Codes CD Player CodesHome Automation Codes Digital Tape CodesMiscellaneous Audio Setup Codes for VideoPhono Codes Laser Disc Player CodesTelevision SatelliteMEI Television codesRCA VCR CodesDVD Player Codes Basic Operation Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About the Channel Banner Basic OperationChannel Banner Icons TV mode explained on Changing Between Directv and TV ModeChanging the channel Press Directv on the remote to put it in Directv modeInput Features How to Use PIP Picture-in-Picture FeaturesArrow buttons PIP Buttons General ExplanationPIP Problems? Bringing Up the Program Guides Anatomy of the TV Program Guide TIP Switching to Directv GuideAnatomy of the Directv Programming Guide TIP Switching to the TV Program GuideGetting Around in the Guides Tuning to a ProgramDetail Guide Using the Guide ButtonGrid Guide Other Guides IconSurfGuide Directv only Exiting a Program Guide Sorting the Directv Programming Guide by Movies Sorting the Directv Programming GuideSorting the Directv Programming Guide by Topics Listing All Directv Programming Sorting the Directv Programming Guide by SportsFinding Directv Programs Using Scout Exit Other IconsAbout Profiles Tip Using profiles as categoriesTip Accessing the main menu Editing Channels in a Directv List Profiles The Directv SetupSetting the Directv Rating Limit Tip Accessing Spending LimitsSetting the Directv Spending Limit Editing Channels in a TV List Profiles The TV SetupSelecting or Deleting All Channels Setting the TV RatingDon’t forget the Clear button Another way to add channelsOr graphic violence Select Set TV Rating Viewing Age-Based Ratings Hierarchy of Age-Based RatingsBlocking Age-Based Ratings Viewing Specific Content Themes Content ThemesBlocking Specific Content Themes Blocking Movie Ratings Setting Movie Ratings100 Viewing Moving RatingsBlocking Unrated TV Shows 101 Don’t Forget Your PasswordChoosing Your Profile Locking and Unlocking a User Profile102 Locking the SystemShortcut Locking the system 103 Tip I forget my passwordUnlocking the System Lock IconsThis page left intentionally blank Chapter Overview Menu System106 Picture Quality ControlsTip the other menus Tip Shortcut107 Picture Settings108 Picture PresetsColor Warmth Noise Filter109 Reset ControlsAudio Menu 110 MuteTone Controls Audio Processor111 SpeakersSound Logic 112 Where to go for infoSAP Second Audio Program Optical Output113 Audio LanguageIcon in the Channel Banner 114 Changing the Signal SourceSystem Options menu 115 Changing the Signal TypeAuto Tuning Reminder116 Channel SearchTips 117 MailboxChecking Your Mail 118 Purchases Pay Per View ProgramsReminder Connect a telephone line cord Previewing and Purchasing119 Using the Attractions Guide120 Using the Purchases MenuReviewing and Canceling an Upcoming Purchase Setting the Time and Date121 Using the Preferences MenuColor Scheme TranslucencyTip Screen formats Default GuideScreen Format Tip Types of Guides123 Tip Discrete Add FeatureCaption Display 124 Analog Captions125 Power LightFront Buttons This page intentionally left blank Help & Assistance 128 Troubleshooting Quick ReferenceNo picture, no sound but TV is on blank screen No response after pressing a button129 Humming noiseTV doesn’t turn on right away TV won’t turn on130 No picture, sound okay131 Power light on the front of the TV is blinking or flashingSound okay, picture poor TV turns off while playing132 Black box appears on the screenCan’t select a particular channel Time is wrong in the channel banner133 Wrong pictureNo sound Noisy stereo reception134 PIP Problems135 Remote doesn’t operate componentsIR Learn doesn’t work L1, L2, L3 buttons 136 Invalid program guide information when you’re in TV modeRating limits don’t work 137 Interactive SetupAssistance Menu 138 Antenna Info139 Dish PointingSelecting Dish Type 140 Find Your Dish Pointing Coordinates141 Using the On-screen Signal Meter142 New Access CardTip Access Card System Test143 UpgradesOff-Air Guides 144 Care and CleaningReplacing the Lamp Unit What to do 145What you’ll need to get started 146147 148 149 FCC Registration InformationNotification to the Local Telephone Company Rights of the Telephone Company150 Glossary of Technical Terms151 152 153 154 155 RCA Lcos Display Limited Warranty156 Limitation of Warranty157 Specifications and Features158 Universal Learning Remote Control159 Accessory Information160 Accessory List161 Symbols162 163 Info Menuok164 Component Input165 Hdtv166 Video PB PR167 168 Mpeg169 Directv170 EXT/INT171 This page intentionally left blank This page intentionally left blank This page intentionally left blank
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