Daewoo DLP-20D7, DLP-20J1, DLP-20W2 Picture Menu, Sound Menu

PICTURE

MODE NORMAL I

BACKLIGHT

BRIGHTNESS

CONTRAST

COLOUR

SHARPNESS

TINT

NOISE RED. ON

Position Adjust

Previous Preset

SOUND

VOLUME

BALANCE

EQUALIZER NORMAL

AVL OFF

HEADPHONE

VOLUME

BALANCE

Position Adjust

Menus Description

Picture Menu

(For operating instructions, se e page 20, HOW TO USE THE SUB-MEN US)

- Select and adjust the level of each function : BACK-

LIGHT, BRIGHTNESS, CONTRAST, COLOUR, SHARP-

NESS, TINT (if available).

- The above modiﬁed values are automatically stored

in FAVOURITE mode.

- NOISE REDUCTION feature can be activated or not.

- The OK (A18) or NORMAL button will select the pic-

ture presets FAVOURITE, NORMAL I, NORMAL II.

The currently selected preset will be displayed in

the mode menu.

- The FAVOURITE preset contains the settings that you last entered.

If the NTSC standard is detected (eg from VHS player connected to AV1), then TINT will avail-

able. Otherwise TINT will be displayed, but not selectable.

Sound Menu

(For operating instructions, s ee page 20, HOW

TO USE THE SUB-MENUS)

By selecting Sound menu, you

can adjust volume level of TV

and Headphone.

- Select VOLUME function to ad-

just the volume level.

- Select BALANCE function to

adjust sound balance between the left and right

speakers. If the indicator is highlighted in red, then

the central balance position has been found.

- Use the EQUALIZER function to select the sound presets NORMAL, SPEECH, MUSIC, FAVOUR-

ITE by use of the CURSOR LEFT (A7), RIGHT (A20) buttons. The FAVOURITE preset contains the

settings that you last entered into the EQUALIZER menu.

- The OK button (A18) will enter the EQUALIZER menu, and allow you to change the FAVOUR-

ITE settings.

- Automatic Volume Level (AVL, Option) feature has 4 levels according to your preference. This

feature corrects for large volume level changes, such as occur when passing from a movie to

advertisements. The AVL solves this problem by equalizing the volume level, over a SHORT,

MEDIUM or LONG period (referring to the time constant over which the equalizing effect

lasts).