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PICTURE
FUNCTIONS
•CONTRAST:
adjusts
the
overall
brightness
and
contrast
of the picture.
•
COLOR:
adjusts
the amount
of color
in the
picture.
•
TINT:
adjusts
the
color
of flesh
tones.
• BRIGHTNESS : adjusts
the
brightness
of the
dark
portions
of the
picture.
• SHARPNESS:
adjusts
the
picture
sharpness.
• WHITE CONTROL;
adjust
the
white
balance
(hue)
of the
picture.
For
example,
to adjust
the
amount
of color.
I ). Press
the
MENU
button.
2).
Select
"PICTURE"
(Fig.
1 ) ,and
press
the
ENTER
button.
3).
Select
"COLOR"
(Fig.
2).
4).
Press
the
"_1_" button
repeatedly
(or continuously)
to increase
color.
Press
the
"4"
button
repeatedly
(or continuously)
to decrease
color.
5).
Pre_s
the
MENU
button.
MENU
I. SET
UP
Fig.
I
CONTRAST
..........................
aI
COLOR
...........................
.1
TINT
BRIGHTNESS
SHARPNESS
WHITE
CONTROL'_
.COOL
_STD
',
Fig. 2
For example,
to adjust
the
white
balance
(hue).
When
shipped
from
the factory,
this
is set to "COOL"
if you prefer
a reddish
screeh,
set to "STD".
I ). Select
"WHITE
CONTROL"
(Fig.
2).
2).
Press
the
",_/_,
" button
to set
the
"WHITE
CONTROL"
to
"STD.
"or
"COOL".
3).
Press
the
MENU
button.
CAUTION:
When
you
want
to use TV games.computers
and
similar
products
with
your TV, keep
tbe"CONTRAST"and
"BRIGHTNESS"functions
at low
settings.
If a fixed
(non-moving)
pattern
is left
on the screen
for a long
period
of time
at a higl-t "_ONTRAST
N and
"BR1GHTNESS"setting
the
image
can
be permanently
imprinted
on the screen.
These
types
of impf!fits
are not
covered
by your warranty
because
they are the result of misuse.
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