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1. Tv/Video Selection

CLOSED CAPTION

WHAT

IS CLOSED

CAPTIONmNG?

This

television

has the

capability

to decode

and display

closed

captioned

television

programs.

When

available,

closed

captioning

will

display

text on the screen

for hearing

impaired

viewers

or it will

translate

and display

text in another

language.

TO VIEW CLOSED

CAPTmONS

Press CAP/TEXT

on the remote

control to switch

between

normal TV

and the two closed

caption

modes (captions

and half-screen

Text).

Captions:

This closed caption

mode will display

text on the screen

English

or another

language

(depending

on the setting

of Closed

Captions

1/2). Generally,

closed

captions

in English

are transmitted

on captions

channel

1 and closed

captions

in other

languages

are

transmitted

on captions

channel 2.

The captions

will appear

in places

on the screen where they will least

interfere

with the picture,

usually

on the bottom

of the screen.

News

programs

will usually

show three-line

closed captions

which scroll onto

the screen.

Most

other

shows

provide

two or three

lined

captions

placed near the character

who is speaking

so the viewer can follow the

dialogue.

Words in italics or underlined

describe

titles, words in foreign

languages or words requiring emphasis. Words that are sung usually

appear enclosed by musical notes.

Text:

When

available,

the Text mode will fill part of the screen with a

programming

schedule

or other information.

After selecting

a closed

caption

mode,

it will stay

in effect

until it is changed,

even

if the

channel

is changed.

If the captions

signal

is lost due to a commercial

or a break in the signal, the captions

will reappear

when the signal

received

again.

If the channels

are changed,

the captions

will be

delayed

approximately

10 seconds.

For television

programs

broadcasting

with closed

captions,

look in

your TV guide for the closed

captions

symbol

(CO).

NOTICE OF POSSIBLE ADVERSE EFFECTS ON TV PICTURE DISPLAY

Avoid displaying

stationary

images on your TV screen for extended

periods of time. Fixed (non-moving)

patterns or images (including but not

limited to PIP/POP windows, closed captions, video game patterns, TV

station Iogos, stock tickers, websites, and special formats that do not use

the entire screen) can become permanently

ingrained in the cathode ray

tube(s) of the TV and cause subtle but permanent

ghost images. This

type of damage

is NOT COVERED

BY YOUR WARRANTY.

• When activating

the closed captioned

decoder,

there will be a short delay before the closed captioned

text appears

on the screen.

• Closed

captioned

text is only displayed

in locations

where it is available.

• If no caption

signal is received,

no captions

will appear,

but the television

will remain in the caption

mode.

• Misspellings

or unusual characters

may occasionally

appear during closed captioning.

This is normal with closed captioning,

especially

with live

programs.

This is because

during

live programs,

captions

are also entered

live. These transmissions

do not allow time for editing.

• When captions

are being displayed,

on-screen

displays,

such as volume

and mute may not be seen or may interfere

with closed captions.

• Some cable systems

and copy protection

systems

may interfere

with the closed captioned

signal.

• If using an indoor

antenna

or if TV reception

is very poor, the closed

caption decoder

may not appear

or may appear with strange characters

misspelled

words.

In this case, adjust the antenna

for better reception

or use an outdoor

antenna.

SETTING THE V-CHIP

The

V-Chip

function

is avaimable

onmy for the

U. S. V-Chip

system.

The Canadian

V-Chip

system

is not

supported.

This

TV is fitted

with

a V-CHIP

controller

that provides

you with

channel

viewing

access

controls

and restrictions.

This function

is to

prevent

your children

from watching

violent

or sexual

scenes

that you may choose

to exclude.

]

Press

and then

SET

+ or - until the indicator

to "V-CHIP

SET"

begins

to flash,

then

press

ENTER.

[]

Enter

your password

(4 digits)

using

the Direct

channel

selection

buttons

(0-9).

In the event

of enteringan

incorrect

password

press

RESET.

Then

press

ENTER.

Enter

the password

and then

ENTER.

again,

press

Press

SET

until the indicator

next to "V-CHIP"

begins

to flash.

Press

ENTER

to select

ON.

Press SET

until the indicator

"TV RATING"

next to

"MPAA

RATING"

begins to flash. Press ENTER.

Press

SET

select

the desired

for the

rating

applicable

video

or TV channel.

Press

ENTER.

]

Press

repeatedly

until the menu

screen

is cleared.

NOTES:

TV RATING

SET -

SET +

OFF<-->

TV-Y <--> TV-Y7 <--->TV-G

<-->TV-PG

<---> TV-14 <-'-_TV-MA

TV-Y: All children

TV-PG: Parental guidance

TV-Y7:7

years old and above

TV-14:14

years old and above

TV-G: Children's

program

TV-MA: 17 years old and above

When you select TV-Y7, TV-PG, TV-14 or TV-MA, press RECALL to

explain the rating.

Press SET ÷ or-

to select the desired rating you want. Press ENTER to

select the setting ON or OFF.

MPAA RATING

SET -

SET +

OFF

<-e-

<-->

<-e-

PG-13

<-->

R <-->

NC-17

<-'*> X

G: All ages

R: Under 17 years old parental

PG: Parental guidance

guidance suggested

PG-13: Parental guidance less

NC-17:17

years old and above

than 13 years old

X: Adult only

• V-Chip

function

is based

on specifications

for the United

States

and therefore

may

not work

properly

in Canada.

• If you

want

to change

your

password,

steps

1 and 2 and select

"CHANGE

PASSWORD"

option.

Then

enter

your

new

password.

• The

V-Chip

function

is activated

only on programs

and tapes

that have

the rating

signal.

• Once

you block

a program

using

the V-Chip

function,

the blocked

program

cannot

be watched

based

on the content

of the show.

When

the program

starts,

the "INPUT

PASSWORD"

will appear

on the screen.

When

you want

to release

the V-Chip

temporarily,

enter

the password.

If you change

the channel

or turn off the TV while

the V-Chip

function

was

temporarily

released,

the original

setting

will be resumed.

If you

return

to the channel

you were

watching

you

must

re-enter

your

password

to temporarily

release

your V-Chip

function

again.

• When

you watch

the TV through

a cable

box or VC R with

the TV tuned

to channel

3 or 4, you must

release

the V-Chip

temporarily

by entering

your

password.

The

V-Chip

setting

will be resumed

when

you turn the TV off and then

on again.

Use

the cable

box

or VCR

to change

channels

in this

case.

• When

changing

the channel

with the cable

box

or the VCR,

approximately

10 seconds

will pass

until the program

appears.

• If you forget

or lose your

password,

you can

reset

it using

the following

procedure:

- While

holding

down

the VOLUME

T button

on the TV, press

"0" on the remote

control

for a few seconds.

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22/12/05,

4:15 PM