Panasonic TU-HDS20 manual Tuning Mode, Closed Captioning Suspension, Power On Requirements

FEATURES OF THE HDTV DIGITAL RECEIVER

Closed Captioning Suspension

When any OSD is required (i.e. Channel Banner, messages from DIRECTV, etc.), any captioning service that is currently active will be removed from the display and any further captioning will be suspended until the OSD operation completes.

Power On Requirements

When the HDTV Digital Receiver is powered on, the receiver will tune to the last tuned channel. If this channel no longer exists, the receiver will tune to channel 100. Prior to initial setup of the receiver, the receiver may automatically go to Setup menu or tune to channel 100.

Tuning Mode

The Tuning Mode happens when the user attempts to change the channel. The HDTV Digital Receiver will support 3 ways to change the channel, as outlined below:

Method		Result
• Direct Tuning (0-9and PROG keys)		Tunes directly to a channel using
		either single or compound numbers.
•	Channel UP/Down Tuning (FGkeys)	Tunes to the next/previous available
		channel.
•	Rapid Tune (R-TUNE)	Switches between the last two
		channels, accessed. This is
		accomplished using the R-TUNEkey
		on the remote.

Direct Tuning Method

The HDTV Digital Receiver supports the tuning of either single or compound channel numbers. The single channel numbers range from (0 to 9999) and compound channel numbers (major-minor) can range from (0-0 to 999-99)*. The compound channel number uses the “PROG” button to enter the minor number field. Following is an example of Direct tuning screen.

345-78		Star Battle			9:15 PM
		9:00 PM - 10:00 PM		Sun 3/21/01
		“The battle of the universe begin when the evil…”
		CC	TV PG		SAT : HD
	MSNBC

FAV CH

Direct Tuning example

*For example, 120-1 is an example of a compound number. 120 is the major number and 1 is the minor number.

23