Dell W4200ED, W4200HD Setup, Setting an Access Code, Parental Control menu, select Change Code

Setting an Access Code

After you enter the Parental Control menu for the first time, you can set your own four-digit access code. If for any reason you lose or forget your access code, you can use the default code.

1In the Parental Control menu, select Change Code.

2Using the number pad on the remote control, enter a new access code.

3Select Exit.

Setup

Setup allows you to adjust the appearance of the OSD, preset viewable cable channels, change the language of the OSD (see "Selecting Your OSD Language" on page 26) and to restore factory settings.

In the OSD Settings menu, use OSD Hold Time to increase or decrease the amount of time the OSD appears. The maximum amount of time is 60 seconds. You can select TV Button Lock to lock the buttons on the bottom panel. When this option is enabled, only the power button functions. Hold the volume increase and the channel increase buttons together for 10 seconds to unlock the buttons.

Channel Setup allows you adjust the settings for individual channels and preset the viewable channels. If you are using the TV (NTSC connector) or the Digital TV (ATSC connector) input source, you can preset the viewable channels. Go to the Main Menu, select Setup, select Channel Setup, and then select Channel Search.

If you have a W4200HD TV and you are using the NTSC connector and the ATSC connector, you need to preset the viewable channels for both the Digital TV and the TV input source.

DVI Settings allows you to change the color space. The default color space is RGB, but if the colors are not displaying correctly, you can change the setting to YUV.

Sleep Timer allows you to set an increment of time after which the TV automatically turns off.

Select Closed Caption to turn on and off closed captioning and set several other CC options.

If an image appears to be stuck on the TV, select Plasma Conditioning to help eliminate any image retention. Using the plasma conditioning feature may take several hours. Severe cases of image retention are known as burn-in, the plasma conditioning feature does not remove burn-in.

Use plasma conditioning only when you experience a problem with image retention. Overuse may degrade the TV brightness.

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Using the On-Screen Display

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