Philips 64PH9905 Quick Start Manual page 4

D
IGITAL
ATSC M
ENUS
DPTV C
ONTROLS
A
lthough the visual pre-
sentation and display for
each of the three independent
on-screen Menu systems
(ATSC, NTSC, Monitor) dif-
fer to help identify which
mode the DPTV is in, the
overall highlight/selection/
and adjustment operations
for each of the Menus will be
consistent, or have the same
on-screen "feel."
Use the Pronto remote's
touchscreen "DTV" device
menu (page 3/3), or the
DPTV's local keyboard, to
access and select controls
within each of the three
DPTV Menu systems.
BEGIN
1
With the Pronto's DTV
device touchscreen selected,
press the "DTV" command but-
ton (located on the lower right
of the Pronto's case - see illus-
tration) to select the ATSC on
screen feature Menu controls for
the DPTV.
O
You can also press the
SOURCE button on the
DPTV's local keyboard to select
the ATSC Menu mode.
2
Press the Scroll Arrows on
the Pronto's touchscreen to
select the DTV Menu (page 3/3)
cursor screen to operate the
DPTV's Main Menu. Then press
O
the "menu" or "ok" button on
the touchscreen to display the
DTV Main Menu.
If using the DPTV's local key-
board, press the M(enu) button
to display the DTV MAIN
MENU.
3
Press the Up/Down
Arrows on the Pronto touch-
screen to highlight items within
the DTV Main Menu features'
list. Press the "menu" (or "ok"
button) on the touchscreen to
select the specific highlighted
Main Menu feature.
If using the DPTV's local key-
board, press the CH(annel)
UP/DOWN buttons to highlight
the Main Menu features. Then
press the M(enu) button to
select the highlighted feature.
4
Press the Left/Right
direction Arrows on the Pronto
to adjust the selected on-screen
feature control.
If using the DPTV's local key-
board, press the the VOL(ume)
+,- buttons to adjust the feature.
ADDITIONAL PRONTO DPTV FUNCTIONS
5
Press the "exit" button on
• ALTERNATE AUDIO -
the Pronto (or the DPTV's local
keyboard) to clear the screen
after an adjustment.
The screen can also be cleared
by selecting the Main Menu's
• SLEEP - Press to set the amount of time
"Exit" item and pressing the
MENU (M) button. Waiting
about a minute, without a button
press, will also remove the
MENU from the screen.
STOP
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(ATSC) M
ENU
ATSC
DTV Main Menu
Picture
Sound
Speakers
Features
Tuning Program
DTV Setup
Exit
UP
CH
VOL +
SOURCE – M VOL EXIT
CH DOWN
DPTV
N THE
P
N THE RONTO
DTV
power status
alt audio freeze
sleep menu
ext input
analog format
Analog
1/3 DTV
exit
3/3 Analog
2
Press to cycle
through any audio language tracks available
with a current DTV program. If alternate
audio is found, the DPTV will play the
selected alternate soundtrack and display its
language as an on-screen indicator.
before the DPTV will automatically turn
itself OFF (15 minute - 2 hour settings).
C O
ONTROL PERATIONS
SELECTED ATSC FEATURE CONTROL
HIGHLIGHTED WITHIN MENU
Picture Menu
Color
Brightness
Sharpness
Picture
Tint
Convergence
Back
Select BACK and then
press M(enu) button to
return to previous Menu
screens.
3
1
VOL
SOURCE –
4
1
2
DTV
DTV
menu
ok
menu
ok
DTV
exit
Analog
3/3 DTV
3/3
5
• DTV FREEZE - Press to freeze current
TV action on the DPTV screen. Press the
Freeze button again (or wait approximately
one minute without a button press) to return
the DPTV to live action. Audio will contin-
ue to play while the picture is frozen. A
freeze picture indicator will appear on-
screen.
4
2
UP
CH
+
M
VOL EXIT
CH
DOWN
5
1
Note: Press the Left (Analog) or Right
(DTV) command button on the Pronto to
select which on screen Menu system the
remote is to send its control commands
(either NTSC/Analog or ATSC/DTV).
3
DTV
4
ok
exit
Analog DTV
• EXTERNAL INPUT - Press to cycle
through the Analog NTSC Auxiliary Inputs
(AUX1/2/3); and other possible External
Monitor connection inputs (EXT HD, DVD
VGA, etc.). The DPTV will display the
name of the selected input in the corner of
the DPTV screen.
• ANALOG FORMAT - Press to select the
Analog NTSC tuning mode on the DPTV.
Remote transmitter commands will be
directed to the "normal" analog TV menu
system control features.