LG Electronics 42PG69, 50PG69 owner manual Recorded programme Selection and Popup Menu

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BACK	DVR	MENU
	DVR
EXIT		GUIDE

Recorded programme Selection and Popup Menu

TIME	OK	TIME
SHIFT		SHIFT
The preview recorded list is shown above.
	MARK

1Use the PR + or PR - button for page up/down navigation.

2 Use the MARK button to delete from the list. A is dis- played next to the preview window if an item is marked.

3Use D or E button to navigate the appropriate thumbnail photo, then press the OK button to open the Pop-up Menu.

Play : Begin playback of the selected recording.

Mark All : mark all recordings on the screen.

Unmark All : Change marked recordings to unmarked recordings.

Delete : Delete the selected recording.

Rename : Edit the recorded programme title. Cancel : Close the Pop-up Menu.

4 Repeatedly, press the EXIT button to return to TV viewing

or press the DVR button to return to the Home menu.

■ If the HDD has a problem performing a recording related

Recorded TV

Free Space

23h 01m

3h 01m

Popup Menu

Recorded TV

Free Space

23h 01m

3h 01m

Popup Menu

Recorded TV

Free Space

23h 01m

3h 01m

Popup Menu

FAV

VOL

PR

Input

: DTV 1

Date

: Fri Mar 30 2007

Duration

: 30m

Quality

: High

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0 Marked

To Buy or Not to Buy

Fri

Mar 30

10:49

In the Night Garden

Fri

Mar 30

10:36

Schools : Primary Geog

Fri

Mar 30

10:36

Class TV : Revisewise

Fri

Mar 30

10:21

30 Jahre ‘68 : Revolte

Fri

Mar 30

10:20

Information

Exit

INFO

EXIT

PR

Move Page

Mark

MARK

1

Input

: DTV 1

Date

: Fri Mar 30 2007

Duration

: 30m

Quality

: High

Page 3/27

0 Marked

To Buy or Not to Buy

DTV 1

10:49

10:49~11:19

In the Night Garden

Play

10:36

Mark All

Schools : Primary Geog

Delete

10:36

Rename

Class TV : Revisewise

Cancel

10:21

30 Jahre ‘68 : Revolte

Fri

Mar 30

10:20

Information

Exit

INFO

EXIT

Move Page

Mark

PR

MARK

2

Input

: DTV 1

Date

: Fri Mar 30 2007

Duration

: 30m

Quality

: High

Page 3/27

DTV 1

0 Marked

To Buy or Not to Buy

10:49~11:19

10:49

Play

In the Night Garden

Mark All

10:36

Delete

Schools : Primary Geog

10:36

Rename

Class TV : Revisewise

Cancel

10:21

30 Jahre ‘68 : Revolte

Fri

Mar 30

10:20

Information

Exit

INFO

EXIT

PR

Move Page

Mark

MARK

3

DVR (DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER)

function, this message is displayed.

■ If the temperature is below zero (0°), a warning message is

displayed and you will not be able to use the DVR functions.

HDD initialisation in progress.

Please try again later.

Low temperature.

DVR initialisation cannot start.

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Contents Plasma TV Page Accessories Contents Contents TV Menu Home MenuPreparation DVR EPGFront Panel Controls PowerBack Panel Information Please SET IT UP Carefully SO the Product DOESN’T Fall Over Install the Cable Management Clip as shown Back Cover for Wire ArrangementHow to remove the cable management clip Circuit Breaker EarthingWall Antenna Socket Antenna Connection720p/1080i HD Receiver SetupTurn on the digital set-top box 480i/576i Yes 480p/576pExternal Equipment Setup Connecting a set-top box with an Hdmi cableConnecting with a Hdmi to DVI cable Connecting with a component cable DVD SetupConnect the Euro scart socket of the DVD to the AV1 Connecting with a Euro Scart cableConnecting with a S-Video cable Insertion of CI Module Connecting the Hdmi cableConnecting with a RF cable VCR SetupExternal Connecting with a Euro ScartConnecting with an RCA cable Any Euro Scart cable used must be signal shieldedDigital Audio OUT Setup Camcorder Other A/V Source SetupConnecting with a D-sub 15 pin cable PC SetupTo enjoy vivid picture and sound, connect the PC to the TV Rgbpc / Hdmipc mode Hdmidtv mode On screen Screen Setup for PC modeAuto adjustment again ConfigScreen size will also change This function works in the following mode RgbpcPhase This function allows you to remove any horizontal Visible on the screen background the horizontalExternal Selecting Wide XGA modeEquipment Initialising Reset to original factory settingsWatching TV / Programme Control Remote Control KEY FunctionsWatching TV /PROGRAMME Control Mode Selects the remote operating modesTurning on the TV Initializing setupProgramme Selection Volume AdjustmentAll countries On Screen Menus Selection and AdjustmentControl WatchingContinue? will appear Manual Programme Tuning in Digital ModeMation for the channel will be updated Programme list, the message Setup inforOr E or F or G button Programme Edit menuPress the G button to enter the Programme Edit MenuMini Glossary Short circuits, it will automatically return to Off Booster in Digital Mode onlyAutomatically switched off. will appear Select O n or OffWhen setting Software Update Software Update Digital Mode onlyModel/Type, Serial Number and Software Version Diagnostics Digital Mode onlySelect Diagnostics Press the G button to display ManufacturerYour dealer Digital pay services providerPress the G button and then OK button Secam L/L’ France Cast VPS Video Programme Service, PDCPress the G button to select System. Select a TV System with the F or G buttonManual Programme Tuning in Analogue Mode Analogue Mode Fine Tuning in Analogue ModeProgramme Edit Analogue Mode Back DVR Menu Exit Guide Time Shift Displayed when Locked Programme Digital ModeAnalogue Mode Input Source Selection Simplink FunctionDisplayed in bright colour HDD Recordings playback control Recordings stored in HDDVideo Recorder DVR DigitalDVR Digital Video Recorder Using the TimeShift Mode functionDVR Digital Video Recorder Using the TimeShift Mode function, playPlayg Live TV GggggHours of programming REC is displayed. Use this feature to record up toInstant Recording Instant RecordREC 00000 Not sufficient, the recording will automatically Stop When Manual Recording, this message is dis- playedWhen recording, if the available storage space is Exit Button Function in Manual Record ModeManual Recording Home Recorded TV Programme ListFunction, this message is displayed Recorded programme Selection and Popup MenuPreview recorded list is shown above Use the PR + or PR button for page up/down navigationPlayg Using the remote controlPlaying recorded programmes ScreenVideo Recorder Live TV Chase playbackFF or GG IFF or GGI Or G RED Schedule ListYellow BlueDVR Record QualityFormat Hard Disk GUIDE/EXIT TV/RADIO Switch on/off EPGButton Function in NOW/NEXT Guide Mode Select a programmeSelect Schedule Recording/Schedule Button Function in 8 Days Guide ModeRecord IconGUIDE/EXIT Button Function in Date Change ModeButton Function in Extended Description Box GreenPopup Menu Record series Record PopupConflict pop-up EXIT/BACKPicture Control Following selection will allow you to adjust the picTure horizontally, in linear proportion, to fill the entire Screenuseful for viewing 43 formatted DVDsZoom1 149Cinema Select this option to display a mild image User 1/2 Preset Picture SettingsVivid Select this option to display a sharp image Standard TusAuto Colour Tone Control Warm/Medium/Cool Manual Picture Adjustment Green or Blue Colour Tone User optionPress the G button and then D or E button to select User Press the G button and then D or E button to select RedDoes not damage the original picture XD Contrast Optimises the contrast automaticallyAccording to the brightness of the reflection ColoursTo stop XD Demo, press the Menu or Exit button DemoPress the G button to begin XD Demo Advanced Cinema High The black level of the screen gets brighter Low The black level of the screen gets darkerPress the G button to initialise the adjusted value Picture ResetImage Sticking Minimization ISM Method LOW-POWER Picture Mode Sound & Language Control Auto Volume LevelerLanguage Preset Sound SETTINGS-SOUND ModeListening to music SoundAdjusting the audio equalizer Sound Setting Adjustment -USER ModeBalance TV Speaker TV Speakers ON/ OFF SetupSound Selecting Digital Audio OUTStereo/Dual Reception In Analogue Mode Only Speaker Sound Output Selection Nicam Reception In Analogue Mode OnlyPress the O K button If you want to change Language/ Country selectionStatus Not Available Teletext Subtitle Language ControlDisplay Status Not Available Mpeg Audio Dolby Digital Audio Time Setting Clock SetupAuto ON/OFF Timer Setting Auto SHUT-OFF Setting Time SettingSleep Timer Setting Time Zone SetupParental Control / Rating SET Password & Lock SystemList Parental ControlTeletext Time UpdatePress the i button to select the index RevealDigital Teletext Appendix TroubleshootingRemote control does Not work Power is suddenly Turned off Invalid format Vertical bar or stripe on Background Signal is out of rangeCheck Hdmi cable over version Check USB cable over version Cleaning the Screen MaintenanceAppendix Product SpecificationsProgramming Code Programming the Remote ControlProgramming a code into a remote mode VCR Repeat frame Single pulse, modulated with 37.917KHz signal at 455KHzIR Codes 1st frameRight G PR +Up D Down ESub External Control Device SetupGND RXD TXD GND DTR DSR RTS CTSPress Exit button to return to normal TV viewing Set IDTransmission / Receiving Protocol Command Reference ListNormal screen Set ID OKDatax To show Power On/OffKa Set ID FFCr Kc Set ID DataCr$ Set ID OKDatax Kl Set ID DataCr Data 00 OSD offKm Set ID DataCr Data 00 Lock off Ku Set ID DataCr Data 00 Cool 01 Medium 02 Warm 03 UserJs Set ID DataCr Data Min 01 ~ Max Abnormal State Command 2 z To recognize an abnormal stateKz Set ID FF Cr Data FF Read Jq Set ID Data Cr Data 00 Off 01 OnXb Set ID DataCr Data Structure Auto Configure Command 1 j, Command 2 uJu Set ID DataCr Data 01 To set Mc Set ID DataCr Data Key code Refer to

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