Grundig 46 VLE 6220 BF manual Picture settings, Setting­ on the right side

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Picture settings

1Open the menu with »MENU«.

2Select the menu item »PICTURE SETTINGS« with »V« or »Λ« and press »OK« to confirm.

– The »PICTURE SETTINGS« menu appears.

 

 

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PICTURE SETTINGS

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Picture Mode

User

 

Brightness

50

 

Contrast

100

 

Sharpness

75

 

Colour

65

 

Colour Temperature

Medium

Enhanced picture settings

 

 

DNR

Off

 

Mpeg NR.

Off

 

Exit

 

 

Back

 

 

3Select the line »Picture Mode«, »Bright- ness«, »Contrast«, »Sharpness«, »Colour«, or

»Colour­ Temperature« with »V« or »Λ«. Select the value with »<« or »>« and press »OK« to confirm.

Notes:

7When changing the values with »<« or »>«, the screen will be split. You can see

the current­ setting on the left side, the new

setting­ on the right side.

7In the »PICTURE SETTINGS« menu you can also find other additional settings.

4Select the line »DNR«, »Mpeg NR«, »Vibrant Colour«, »Perfect Clear«, »Film Mode«, »Gamma«, »Dynamic Contrast«, »Dynamic Backlight«, »Backlight« or »MEMC« with »V« or »Λ«.

Select the value with »<« or »>« and press »OK« to confirm.

Notes:

7You can only select the »Mpeg NR« function on digital and AV presets.

»Mpeg NR« reduces any interference from artefacts (pixel blocks) from digital pro- grammes due to MPEG compression (such

as from DVB-T receivers or DVD players)­ .

7The »Film Mode« detects and processes feature films automatically for all channel sources. This means you will always receive an optimal picture.

This functions in the modi 480i, 576i and 1080i in TV playback and for other channel sources.

If the »Film mode« is switched on for pro- grammes without a feature film signal, minor problems such as picture freeze, defective subtitles or fine lines in the picture could occur­ .

7The function »Dynamic Contrast« adapts the contrast dynamically and optimally for the respective picture content.

7With »Dynamic Backlight«, the device opti- mally adapts the background lighting to the picture content.

7The »Backlight« can only be set manually when the function »Dynamic Backlight« is deactivated.

7»MEMC« will only appear in menus of LCD products with 200 Hz PPR Feature and LED products with 400 Hz PPR feature..

5Press »MENU« to end the setting.

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Contents LCD TV Connection and preparation Setup and Safety General informationSettings OverviewSpecial settings Information­4 English English ­5 Special features of your ­television set Receiving digital channelsGeneral information Important notes on environmental protection Connecting the antenna and power cord Plug the power cord into a wall socketConnection and preparation Compartment­ Close the battery compartment. Note Inserting batteries into the ­remote controlOpen the battery compartment by removing the lid Environmental noteAudio Connections on the television setOptic Out Pb Pr Y/AV2Controls on the television set Remote control Main functions Navigation in the menusRemote control ­ All functions Various settings Initial set-up and tuning ­television channelsSelecting language, country and operating mode HelpSelect the line »Active Antenna Power« with »V« or »Λ« Tuning terrestrial television channels DVB-TTuning television channels from the cable provider DVB-C Start the scan with »« greenChanging the program table for the digital channels Selecting channel listsSorting channels in the favourite list Creating lists of favourites» FAV« Deleting channelsPicture settings Setting­ on the right sideAs from DVB-T receivers or DVD players­ Sound settings SRS TruSurround HD Exiting the settingSoundeffects EqualizerBasic functions Zapping function Eco modeZoom function Electronic TV guideChanging the picture format Audio data File formatsVideo data Image dataConnecting external ­ data media Devices­ in EN 55022/EN 55024 is not possibleSettings in the USB ­ setup menu File browserBasic playback functions DivX VODSelecting titles on DivX files Additional playback ­ functionsSelecting chapters on DivX files Playing selected titlesFast forward Selecting a track or picture in steps SkipSelecting a certain passage for­ playback­ Rotating picturesTOP text or Flof text mode Additional functionsOpening the Settings menu Language settingsSetting the date and time Timer settingsParental control settings Convenience functions Changing the PIN code Restoring the television to the default settingsUpdating software Locking television channelsDigi Link functions on your television Switching the device to standby Device operationHigh definition ­HD ready Connection options This ensures that you can view digital HdtvConnecting external devices Connecting the headphones HeadphonesWith an analogue TV signal Changing the headphone volumePlaying the audio signal via the ­ HiFi system Connecting the hi-fi system/­ AV receiverSetting the audio format Hi-fi system/AV receiverSettings for PC mode Connecting a PCSelecting presets for the PC Options »Auto Ajust« for automatic PC configura- tionInserting the CA module What is a Common Interface?Access control for CI module and smart card Common Interface CI is an interface for DVB receiversSelect Option Select Line »Source«»V« »V« or »Λ« and press »OK« to confirmSearching for digital terrestrial TV channels automatically ­44 EnglishAutomatic service update Searching for digital terrestrial TV channels manuallyTuning analogue television channels­ Setting all analogue television channelsTo select the preferred setting­ Changing stored analogue channels­Selecting a channel list Entering channel names 8 digit maximum Exiting the settingsSelection­ is still possible using the number ­buttons Skipping television channelsEnvironmental note Displaying signal informationService information for retailers For digital channels only Open the menu with »MENU«Technical data Troubleshooting Problem Possible cause Remedy
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