Philips 32ST220P manual HOW to Select the Closed Caption Feature, Press the CC button on

HOW TO SELECT THE CLOSED CAPTION FEATURE

	losed Captioning allows you to
	Cread the voice content of televi-
	sion programs on the TV screen.
	Designed to help the hearing
	impaired, this feature uses on-
	screen "text boxes" to show dia-
	logue and conversations while the
	TV program is in progress.
1	BEGIN
	Press the CC button on the
	remote, or use the Menu button

NOTE: Not all TV programs and product commercials are broadcast with Closed Caption (CC) information included. Neither are all Closed Caption modes (CC 1 and CC 2) necessarily being used by a broadcast station during the transmission of a closed caption program. Refer to your area's TV pro- gram listings for the stations and times of Closed Caption shows.

	and Main Menu, to select CC
	(Close Caption) with the TV’s
	highlight control bar.
2	Press the Cursor Right (▶) or
	Left (◀ )button on the remote to
	select the desired Closed Caption
	(CC) mode, for example, CC-1.
	CC- 1, 2 modes:
	Dialogue and descriptions
	for the program appear
	on-screen. Note: Usually CC-1
	is the most used mode to view
	captioned material.
	CC ON MUTE:
	Used to set the TV to turn On
	the Closed Caption mode
	whenever the MUTE button on
	remote is pressed.
3	Press the STATUS/EXIT but-
	ton after you select a mode. The
	menu will disappear and Closed
	Captioning (if available for the cur-
	rently selected TV program) will

MAIN MENU

C C		CC - 1
V - CHIP SETUP		ON
SLEEPTIMER
SET TIME		12:00 PM
CLOCK DISPLAY		ON
EXIT		ENGLISH
LANGUAGE
CHANNEL INSTALL		ON
CABLE TUNING
		VOLUMECHANNEL
POWER	VIDEO L AUDIO R	A V SWITCH

3 1

			POWER
	SLEEP
	A/CH	STATUS/EXIT CC	CLOCK
TV RECORD		2	TV/VCR
VCR	1		3
ACC				2
	4	5	6
	7	8	9
	SMART		SMART
		0
	SOUND		PICTURE

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CLOSE CAPTION (CC-1) mode

Example Display

appear on the TV screen.

To cancel Closed Captioning, select

OFF at step 2 above.

STOP

SMART HELP

Remember, broadcast stations will often use

spelling abbreviations, symbols, dropouts, and other grammatical shortcuts in order to keep pace with the on-screen action. These factors vary upon the source of the captioned text material and do not indicate a need for TV service.

MENU SURF

VOL CH

MUTE

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