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Mitsubishi's
exclusive
on-screen
operating
system
provides
on-screen
information
for menu
choices
and changes.
A picture
(icon) will be highlighted
and
The following
remote
control
buttons
allow you to
can be selected
using the remote control's
move quickly
through
the
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°
system
(Figure 2):
ADJUST
arrows.
When selected,
the appropiate
menu will appear or
start an automatic
function.
You may then make
changes
within the menu or access
available
sub-
menus.
A highlighted
square
button
indicates
that you may make changes
to the menu
screen.
The _VJ_01_ ® system
includes
the following
special
features:
L_ The currently
selected
icon or button
is
highlighted
with a rectangular
yellow outline
and the text color will be yellow.
ADJUST •
or •
to select the menu item you
want to change.
ADJUST _ to move to the setting
field.
On-screen
instructions
provide
complete
menu
choice
information.
ADJUST
•
or •
to change
the settings.
ADJUST _ to move back to the menu item.
ENTER to enter into a menu, start an
automatic
function,
or select a checkbox.
CANCEL
to clear a setting,
or stop an
automatic
function.
MENU to move back one menu screen at a
time.
HOME to exit aJi menus at once and return to
TV viewing.
Some on-screen
menu options
must be
set before
other options
are available.
For
example,
"Timer
Menu" will only be possible
if
"Clock
Time" and "Set Day" have been set.
Figure I. MAIN menu:
The first screen to appear
when you press MENU button on the remote.
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Figure 2. Remote control buttons used for navigation
within the _'_'
on-screen operating system.
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Note:
Mitsubishi
recommends
becoming
familiar
with the Convergence
Menu (pages
53-54) during
initial setup.
It may be
necessary
to periodically
use this menu
throughout
the lifetime
of this product
for optimal
picture
performance.
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