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HOW TO USE THE ON-SCREEN MENU (CONTINUED)

 

 

WELCOME MESSAGE* (>)

SETUP x CONSUMER FEATURES MENU_

 

 

 

 

Applicable / available only to the Commercial Mode / setup menu. The Welcome Message feature makes it possible for an on-screen message to appear whenever the television is first turned on. The message will remain until any front-panel keyboard command or remote control command is received. The Welcome Message sub-menu is shown below.

WELCOME MESSAGE

 

 

 

 

MESSAGE

OFF / ON

 

 

 

LINE 1

(20

characters)

 

 

 

LINE 2

(20

characters)

 

 

 

CLEAR

>

 

EXIT

>

 

Use cursor-up and cursor-down to select the Welcome Message sub-menu item. While Line 1 or Line 2 of the Welcome Message message is highlighted, use cursor-left and cursor-right to enter message-edit mode and position the cursor with- in the line of the message content. Use cursor-up and cursor-down to change the character at the current position. Press RECALL on the Setup Remote to exit the editing mode and resume Welcome Message sub-menu item selection.

>NOTE: WELCOME MESSAGE, when ON, overrides CHANNEL GUIDE at power-on, if the latter has been enabled.

CHANNEL GUIDE* (OFF / ON / POWER ON)

SETUP x CONSUMER FEATURES MENU_

 

 

 

 

Applicable / available only to the Commercial Mode / setup menu. CHANNEL GUIDE provides an on-screen list of all channels / inputs currently saved in the channel ring (see CHANNEL INSTALL) and their corresponding labels (see CHANNEL INSTALL), for any channels / inputs for which labels have been assigned. When CHANNEL GUIDE is ON, the channel guide appears when a remote control CH GDE command is received. When CHANNEL GUIDE is set to POWER ON, the channel guide appears when the television is first powered on, as well as when a remote control CH GDE command is received. When CHANNEL GUIDE is OFF, the channel guide never appears.

REMINDER* (OFF / ON)SETUP x CONSUMER FEATURES MENU_

The REMINDER feature, when ON, causes the television to constantly display the currently-tuned channel / input and/or its label (if one has been assigned, see CHANNEL INSTALLATION) in the upper-left-hand corner of the screen. When REMINDER is OFF, the channel number / label will only appear briefly immediately after channel / input is selected.

NOTE: The REMINDER feature is available in the television’s commercial-mode TV SETUP and CONSUMER menus.

3-DIGIT ENTRY* (OFF / ON)SETUP x CONSUMER FEATURES MENU_

Applicable / available only to the Commercial Mode / setup menu. Determines whether two or three remote-control digit commands initiate a channel-tune command. When OFF, tuning will occur upon the reception of two remote-control digit commands. When ON, tuning will occur upon the reception of three remote-control digit commands.

* COMMERCIAL FEATURE

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Philips CH1, TL, TC, HC, PC, OCC, PL manual Welcome Message, Channel GUIDE* OFF / on / Power on

HC, TL, TC, PC, PL specifications

Philips OCC (Optical Control Components), CH1, PL (Power Line), PC (Power Control), and TC (Temperature Control) represent a suite of advanced technologies designed to enhance lighting solutions and control systems across various applications. These components play a pivotal role in creating efficient, adaptive, and user-friendly lighting environments.

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