LG RZ-32LZ50 User Manual download pdf (Page 22)

Other

functions

TV,

AV

and

PC

modes

Inputs

can

be

set

for

TV,

AV

or

PC

mode.

AV

mode

is

used

when

a

video

cassette

recorder

(VCR),

or

other

equipment

is

connected

to

the

set.

Note

:

When

a

VCR

is

connected

via

the

aerial

socket

the

set

is

used

in

TV

mode.

See

the

'Connection

of

external

equipment'

sec-

tion.

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

D

/

E

button

to

select

the

Setup

menu.

2.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

D

/

E

button

to

select

Input.

3.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

D

/

E

button

to

select

TV,

AV1,

AV2,

AV3

(option),

S-Video,

Component

(option)

or

PC

(option).

The

AV

and

PC

modes

are

:

AV

1

:

VCR

connected

to

the

Euro

scart

socket

of

the

set.

AV

2

:

VCR

connected

to

the

AV2

of

the

set.

AV

3

:

VCR

connected

to

the

AV3

of

the

set.

(option)

S-Video

:

VCR

connected

to

the

S-Video

of

the

set.

Component

:

DVD

connected

to

the

DVD

IN

sockets

on

the

back

of

set.

(option)

PC

:

PERSONAL

COMPUTER

connected

to

the

PC

socket

of

the

set.

(option)

4.

Press

the

TV/AV

button

to

return

to

normal

TV

viewing.

Alternatively

you

can

select

the

TV

or

AV

mode

by

pressing

the

TV/AV

button.

In

AV

mode,

to

return

to

TV

mode,

press

the

D

/

E

or

NUMBER

but-

tons.

Auto

AV

switching

If

your

VCR

outputs

an

AV

switching

voltage

when

connected

to

the

Euro

scart

socket,

the

set

will

switch

to

AV1

mode

automatically.

But

if

you

want

to

keep

on

watching

TV

mode,

press

the

D

/

E

or

NUM-

BER

buttons.

Press

the

TV/AV

button

to

return

to

AV

modes.

22

OK

MENU

TV/AV

PR

PR

VOL VOL

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Language

Input

Child

lock

Setup

DEFG

OK

MENU

Setup

TV

AV1

AV2

AV3

S-video

Component

PC

Language

Input

Child

lock

DEFG

OK

MENU

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