Palsonic 5179G owner manual Turning the Power On/Off & Menu Operation, To turn the power on/off

OPERATION

Turning the Power On/Off & Menu Operation

. The following describes how to turn the TV on/off using the TV's main switch and the remote controller.

To turn the power on/off

1. Press the POWER switch, the red power indicator lights up.

2.	If no picture appears on the screen, press the	button on the set or on the remote
	controller to turn the set on and the yellow indicator light up.

*Note: If there are no input signals to the TV when the TV set is on, a blue background will appear on

the screen. After 15 minutes if there are still no signals to the TV, it will enter into standby mode automatically.

3.Press the POWER switch to turn off the set completely.

4.If you want to turn off the TV temporarily, press the button on the remote controller to switch the set to standby mode

Special indication:

Last-Mode-Memory: after turning off the power, the last TV mode, picture and sound setting mode and preset channels all are memorized. Therefore, next time you turn on the TV, the TV will work in the previous setting mode.

. If you directly pressed the main power switch on the TV to turn it off, you must press the main power switch to turn on the TV.

. If you pressed the main power switch to turn off the TV when in standby mode, press the main power switch and then operate from the remote controller to turn the TV on.

Auto-Power-Off : there are two kinds of Auto-Power-Off function:

1.If a vacant channel is tuned or TV broadcast for a day is finished, the TV will automatically turn off after about 10 minutes.

2.SLEEP-timer function.

3.OFF timer function.

Menu Operation

Press MENU button to enter into cartoon graphics menu page, press MENU button or POS+/- button repeatedly can select different graphics. The selected graphics is highlighted and the menu name will appear above the graphics (each graphics represents a menu) . Press VOL+/- button to enter into the sub-minu. To call, press RECALL button.

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