Panasonic TX-22LT Basic controls, Direct Programme Number Selection CH, Mute button

Basic controls

(LCD TV Set)

	PICTURE
	SOUND
	SET UP
				TV/AV
	TV/TEXT F.P.		INDEX	HOLD
	DIRECT
1	TV REC	1	2	3
			5	6
		4
	ASPECT	7	8	9
			VCR
		C	0

	DVD
REC	VCR
	PROGRAMME
N
	STR

1			Direct Programme Number Selection (CH
			SELECT = POSITION)
2			You can select the numbers directly by
3			pressing “Number 0-9” button and the two digit
6			Numbers by pressing “Two Digit” and
			“Programme Number” buttons.
			Programme Number 8 ....... 8
5			Programme Number 12	,	1	, 2
			Direct Programme Number Selection (CH
			SELECT = DIRECT)
			You can select the number directly by
			pressing the “C” button and the
			corresponding programme number button.
			Channel Number 21...... C ,	2	,	1
			Channel Number 68...... C ,	6	,	8
2			Mute button
			Press this button to mute the sound
			completely.
			The “Mute” symbol will appear.
2			Press the button once again to restore the
			previous sound level, and cancel the mute.
3			Sound is also reactivated when power is
			turned off or volume level is changed.
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3	TV/AV		TV/AV Mode Selection
			Press the “TV/AV” button to select TV, AV1, AV2,
			AV2S, AV3, AV3S input signal modes sequentially.
		TV/AV	Remote control :
			Press the “TV/AV” menu button
			Press the relevant on screen selector key to
Red Green Yellow Blue			select the AV source you wish to view. To select
			the S-VHS input on AV2 and AV3 (AV2/S and
			AV3/S), press the relevant coloured button to
			select either AV2 or AV3, then press again to
			select the S-VHS input (for example: press the
			green button to select AV2 if you have
			connected a VCR to the AV2 Scart socket; if you
5			have a S-VHS VCR, you should press the green

button again to select AV2/S.

Pressing the green button again switches back to AV2.) The on screen selector keys that appear clear after a few seconds. If you want to select an input when the keys are not shown, press the TV/AV key once more and the keys will reappear.

Note:

During AV mode selection, the picture from certain source signals may momentarily distort or change colour, but this is normal operation.

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