Note(s)
●Digital caption service that you can switch differs depending on the broadcast description.
●Closed Captioning service may not be controlled by this unit’s menu options if you are watching television through an external cable or satellite
●The captions do not always use correct spelling and grammar.
●Not all TV programs and product commercials include Closed Caption information. Refer to your area TV program listings for the TV channels and times of Closed Caption shows. The captioned programs are usually noted in the TV listings with service marks such as CC.
●Not all captioning services are used by a TV channel during the transmission of a Closed Caption program.
●Closed Caption will NOT be displayed when you are using an HDMI or a Component (except for 480i) connection.
●To show the Closed Caption on your TV screen, broadcast signal must contain the Closed Caption data.
●Not all TV programs and commercials have the Closed Caption or all types of the Closed Caption.
●Captions and texts may not exactly match the TV voice.
●Changing channels may delay the Closed Caption for a few seconds.
●Adjusting or muting the volume may delay the Closed Caption for a few seconds.
●Abbreviations, symbols and other grammatical shortcuts may be used in order to keep pace with the
●The caption or text characters will not be displayed while the Home menu or functions display is shown.
●If a black box appears on the TV screen, this means that the Closed Caption is set to the text mode. To clear the box, select
●If the unit receives poor quality television signals, the captions may contain errors or there might be no captions at all. Some possible causes of poor quality signals are:
–Automobile ignition noise
–Electric motor noise
–Weak signal reception
–Multiplex signal reception (ghosts or screen flutter)
–Data dropout and Pixelation (for DTV only)
●The unit retains the Closed Caption setting if the power fails.
●When the unit receives special effects playback signal (e.g. Search, Slow and Still) from a VCR’s video Output channel (ch3 or ch4), the unit may not display the correct caption or text.
●The EUT setting that satisfies § 79.102 (e) is as follows:
–Font:
–Character size: Large
Sleep timer
Sleep timer can set the unit to go into Standby mode after an incremental period of time.
1Use H I to select Sleep timer, then press OK.
2Use K repeatedly to change the amount of time (increases the time by 5 minutes up to 180 minutes).
●Each press of J will decrease the time by 5 minutes.
●Press T INFO once to call up the display for checking the remaining time.
●To cancel the sleep timer, press K repeatedly until “0” is displayed.
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Child and Ratings Lock
You can prevent your children from watching certain Programs or certain Channels by locking the TV Controls and by using Ratings.
1Use H I to select Child lock, then press OK.
Settings assistant | Caption settings | Closed captions |
Picture | Sleep timer |
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Sound | Child lock | Channel lock |
Features | Change PIN | Start now |
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2Use the NUMBER buttons to enter the
●When you have not set up your PIN code, enter 0, 0, 0, 0.
●When the PIN code is correct, Child lock menu is displayed. See the following description for setting each item.
Caption settings | Channel lock | Select |
Sleep timer | TV ratings lock | Select |
Child lock | Movie ratings lock | Select |
Change PIN | Canadian English rating | Select |
| Canadian French rating | Select |
| Region ratings lock | Select |
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Note(s)
●When you select the higher rating and set it to G, the lower ratings will be blocked automatically.
●When you set the All to E all ratings return to E automatically.
●Region ratings lock will be available when the unit receives a Digital Broadcast using the new rating system.
●To block any inappropriate programs, set your limits in TV ratings lock, Movie ratings lock and Region ratings lock.
●For the United States, the unit may download the Region Ratings Lock Table, if required.
●The Canadian rating systems on this unit are based on
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