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The Panorama Mode adapts the broadcast
picture to 16:9 format without changing the
centre of view. This is especially useful for
programmes like the News when the speaker
in the centre of the picture needs to be seen
clearly.

With Full Mode you adapt the picture 16:9
format while also stretching the centre of
view. This is an advantage, for example,
when watching sports games where there is
no real fixed centre of the picture.

You can watch 4:3 programs in 4:3 format by
switching to Normal Mode function.

Adapts the 14:9 broadcast cinema movies to
the 14:9 Mode.

Adapts the 16:9 broadcast cinema movies to
the 16:9 Mode, thereby getting rid of the
black borders.

Special detail information about PANORAMA, FULL, NORMAL, ZOOM 14:9 and CINEMA (16:9).

16:9

4:3

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Use the 

buttons to increase/decrease the volume level. The 

volume indicator will appear on the screen.

To adjust the headphones volume, go on to the section
entitled -SOUND menu- (page 22).

 

Press the button to mute the sound. «MUTE»
appears on the screen. Press the button again to turn
the sound back on.

 

Press the button to change the sound in the speakers. The sound
mode will appear on the screen.

Depending on the sound transmission the sound reproduction can
be chosen as indicated below:

When the TV set is receiving a STEREO programme, the TV selects
STEREO automatically, and you can change:

STEREO

MONO 

When the TV is receiving a BILINGUAL programme, the TV selects
DUAL CHANNEL A automatically, and you can change:

DUAL CHANNEL A

DUAL CHANNEL BDUAL CHANNEL A BMONO

When the TV is receiving a MONO (NICAM) programme, the TV set
selects MONO NICAM automatically, and you can change:

MONO NICAM

MONO (FM) 

When the TV is receiving a MONO (FM) programme, the TV set
selects MONO automatically but the sound mode cannot be
change.

See the -SOUND MODE- (page 23) to change the Sound Mode in the headphones.

External source: When you are watching the TV-set through the Euro-SCART, AV-1 or S-Video terminals, the Sound
Mode Selector button is not operative.

MUTE

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Sound qualities are adjustable in this menu.

1. Press the MENU button 

to see the MAIN Menu.

2. Press the Cursor DOWN button 

to select «AUDIO ADJUSTMENTS».

3. Press the MENU button 

to see the SOUND Menu

4. Press the RED button 

to select «LOUDSPEAKERS» or press the GREEN button 

to select «HEADPHONES».

5. Press the Cursor UP / DOWN buttons  

to select an option from the list:

For «LOUDSPEAKERS»: VOLUME, EQUALIZER, LOUDNESS, BALANCE or NORMALISE.
For «HEADPHONES»: VOLUME, BASS, TREBLE, BALANCE or NORMALISE.
The selected option will appear in white letters on a blue background.

6. Adjust the sound quality according to your preferences with the Cursor

LEFT / RIGHT buttons 

.

Select «EQUALIZER» to adjust the equalization.
a) Press the Cursor LEFT / RIGHT buttons 

to select:

120 Hz, 500 Hz, 1K Hz, 5 KHz or 10 KHz.
b) Press the Cursor UP / DOWN buttons  

to Adjust.

The Equalizer adjustments are not operative for the headphones.

Select «LOUDNESS» to improve the sound quality [

].

Press the Cursor LEFT / RIGHT buttons 

to select:

Normal, Special or Off

The «LOUDNESS» modes are not operative for the headphones.

CH

CH

CH

CH

CH

 «LOUDNESS» increases the volume of low and high frequency signals according to the current volume setting.
In «NORMAL» mode keeping the amplitude of the 1 KHz reference frequency constant.
In «SPECIAL» mode keeping the amplitude of the 2 KHz reference frequency constant.

NORMALISE

BALANCE

LOUDNESS

EQUALIZER

VOLUME

➜

➜

LOUDSPEAKERS

EQUALIZER

LOUDSPEAKERS

LOUDSPEAKERS

OFF

VOLUME

LOUDNESS

BALANCE

NORMALISE

EQUALIZER

VOLUME

LOUDNESS

BALANCE

NORMALISE

120      500          1k         5k        10k

➜

LOUDSPEAKERS

HEADPHONES

RED

GREEN

NORMALISE

BALANCE

TREBLE

BASS

VOLUME

➜

HEADPHONES

LOUDSPEAKERS

HEADPHONES

LOUDSPEAKERS

HEADPHONES

LOUDSPEAKERS

HEADPHONES

RED

GREEN

PICTURE

ADJUSTMENTS

AUDIO

ADJUSTMENTS

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Select «NORMALISE» and press the MENU button 

to normalise

audio levels to default factory settings.

7. Press the Cursor DOWN button 

to see more options:

«LOUDSPEAKERS» (Mode), «HEADPHONES» (Mode), «EFFECTS» 
and «SOUND IDENTIFICATION».

8. Press the Cursor UP / DOWN buttons 

to select: 

«LOUDSPEAKERS» or «HEADPHONES».

9. Press the Cursor LEFT / RIGHT buttons 

to change the 

sound mode, as indicated on page 21, in the -Sound Mode 
Selector- chapter.

Select «EFFECTS» and press the Cursor LEFT / RIGHT buttons 

to activate (ON) or deactivate (OFF) the spatial effect [

].

Select «SOUND IDENTIFICATION» and press the Cursor LEFT /
RIGHT buttons 

to activate (ON) or deactivate (OFF) the auto-

matic Identification of audio system of the current program [

].

10. Press the MENU button 

to close the Menu.

CH

CH

CH

EFFECTS

HEADPHONES

STEREO

LOUDSPEAKERS

NORMALISE

BALANCE

LOUDNESS

EQUALIZER

VOLUME

➜

Press the MENU
button to
normalise...

LOUDSPEAKERS

SOUND 

IDENTIFICATION

EFFECTS

HEADPHONES

OFF

 «EFFECTS»
EFFECT OFF: Normal sound without sound effect.

EFFECT ON: the spatial effect depends on whether the feed is MONO or STEREO.

If the source feed is MONO, it produces a “Pseudo Stereo” effect.

If the source feed is STEREO, it produces a spatial effect, expanding the stereophonic image.
 «SOUND IDENTIFICATION»
IDENTIFICATION ON: The TV automatically identifies the received audio system MONO FM, STEREO or DUAL

SIGNAL.

IDENTIFICATION OFF: Disqualifies the automatic identification of the audio system and forces the sound into

MONO FM. This mode can be convenient when the level of the signal received is extremely weak. This function is

independent for every program.

Note: the audio «EFFECTS» do not work with headphones.

SOUND

IDENTIFICATION

EFFECTS

ON