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ecial Features
Viewing Picture-in-Picture
One
of the most best features
of your
TV is the Picture-in-Picture
(PIP) feature.
The advanced
PIP
system alfows
you to watch
two different
pictures
at orme,
even
if you don't
have
a VCR
conr_ect-
ed to your
TV.
Selecting a PiP Screen
Press the Menu button
Move
thejoyshck
down to select PiE
then press the joystick
to
enter
Quick way to access PiP:
Just press "PIP" on the remote
controt
Move the]oystick
right to
_<':t select PiP "On"
The PIP
image will appear
in the
corner of the screen
#2_
Press
Menu
to exit.
%
NOT[S
•
Picture4n-Picture
doesn't
function
when
the Vchip
is active
•
if you
turn the TV off while
watching
and
turn
it or_ again,
then
the mode
wil_ return
to r_ormal
video.
•
Screen
size can't
be changed
in the PIP mode
Selecting an ExternalSignal
Youcan use PiPto view a signal from an external source, such as a VCR.
Press the Menu button. Move
_
thejoystick
down to select
PIE then press the joystick
to
enter
Quick way to access PIP
soulce:
Just press "Source"
on
the remote control
Move the joystick
down to
_;)
select "Source".
_5
Move thejoystick
right or left
,[_
to select an external signal.
Yot_ c_n choose between
"TV", _Video 1-3",
or
"S-Video 1-3".
The signal
from these
inputs wilt
not appear
if you
have
not connected
any equipment
to the TV's input jacks.
For more
information
about
external
signals,
see
"Viewing
an External
Signal
Source"
(See
page
41).
if you
setect
"TV"
the P_P image
is the same
as the
main image
Press Menu
to exit.
NOTE
•
The PiP subscreen doesn't support ANT-B, Component1,
Component2,
Component3,
PC, and
DVL
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