AVCAuto Volume Control | InFocus TD32, TD40 NTSC manual

Setting the Sound

AVC(Auto Volume Control)

This function adjust sound volume level automatically depending on the source.

1Press Menu/set button to display the main OSD menu.

2Select the SOUND main menu.

3Press Menu/Set to enter the sub menu.

4 Select AVC and press VOL+ button to enter the		parts.
Then the cursor moves into the	parts.

5Turn on or off AVC function with CH+/CH- button and press BACK button.

	Balance
	Balance
	Sound Mode		User



	Spatial effect		OFF


	AVC		OFF


	MTS		Stereo

MTS (Multichannel Television Sound)

Select sound signal format from the input source. There are Mono, Stereo, SAP sound formats.

1Press Menu/set button to display the main OSD menu.

2Select the SOUND main menu with CH+/CH- button on the remote control.

3Press Menu/Set to enter the sub menu.

4Select MTS and press Menu/Set to enter the sub menu. Then the MTS sub menu appear.

5Select the MTS format with CH+/CH- and press Menu/Set button.

The available sound formats are displayed. Usually, you can see Mono and Stereo.

	Balance
	Balance
	Sound Mode		User



	Spatial effect		OFF


	AVC		OFF


	MTS		Stereo

Mono

Stereo

SAP

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InFocus TD32, TD40 NTSC manual AVCAuto Volume Control, MTS Multichannel Television Sound

Contents

USER’S Guide Contents Setting the Picture FCC Notice Page Important Safety Information Follow all operating and use instructions Important Safety Information Important Safety Information Only use the specified batteries Accessories Viewing the Control PanelOSD Key Position OSD Key Function Viewing the Connecting Panel Back Panel and JacksBack panel of the monitor RS-232C To control from PC For PC, Set top box RS-232C Configurations Connects a control signal from a PCConnects a sound signal from PC or DVI Connects a sound signal from component Viewing the Remote Control Key Description PIP Picture In Picture Keys Move key Move the position of PIP window OFF Small Large Twin Reception Range of Remote Control Loading the BatteriesLoad two AAA batteries, taking Care that the + and ends face Correct direction Installation Table Stand Installation Optional Speaker Installation Optional Speaker Accessories Connecting the TV Cable Connecting the TV Cable Connecting the VCR Connecting the VCRWatching VCR With S-Video Connecting the DVD Connecting the DVDHow to use Component Input ports Connecting the Set Top Box How to connectWith Component With RGBD-Sub or DVI Connecting the PC D-Sub & DVI Connecting a PC to the MonitorPin Configuration 15Pin Signal Cable based on protruded pin Displayable Monitor Specification Vertical Frequency Hz Volume Control Basic OperationTurning the Monitor On/Off Select Source OSD Menu Structure Example of OSD MenuMain Menu Sub Menu Setting the Channel Then the tuning bar will appear and scanning will startChannel Type Auto Scan Fine Tune Adjust the fine tune with VOL+ or VOL- buttonDigest Set the favorite channel Skip and Fav menu appearAdd the current channel into the scanned channel list Remove the current channel from the scanned channel list Setting the Picture Mode Adjust User Mode Contrast BrightnessColor Tint Temperature Cool 1Normal Warm 1 Video NR Screen Format Expands Wide mode screen vertically Screen Format Description WidePanorama Zoom Setting the Picture PC Geometry MismatchMatch Sound Mode Setting the SoundBalance User Adjust Spatial Effect AVCAuto Volume Control MTS Multichannel Television Sound Setting the Others TranslucentPIP Picture In Picture Size in PIP Picture In Picture Source in PIP Picture Swap in PIP Picture In Picture Advanced Position in PIPChange the position of the PIP window Sub Menu, there are four positions Set ID in Advanced Blue Back in AdvancedLanguage in Advanced Front Key Lock in Advanced Chip TV Parental Guidelines Movie Blocking in V-Chip TV Blocking in V-ChipSelect TV Blocking with CH+/CH- button on Chip Blocking in V-Chip Change Password in V-ChipEnter to Setting the Time Time SetOn Time On Time On Channel On VolumeCursor moves into Parts Off Time Sleep Troubleshooting Problem Quick Action for Possible Solution Warranty Card Limited Warranty Limited Warranty Period To Be Eligible For Limited Warranty Coverage