Panasonic DMR-ES30V Operating Instructions Manual

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Panasonic DMR-ES30V Operating Instructions Manual Manual pdf 57 page image

DiscPictureSoundDisplayConnectionSETUPOthersManualAuto-Setup RestartDownload from TVTuningDiscPictureSoundDisplayConnectionSETUPOthersClockQuick StartPower SaveLanguageShipping ConditionOnOffEnglishRemote Control MODE 1Default SettingsSub-menu Setting OptionTuningRETURNSELECTTABManual TuningPos Name Ch Pos Name Ch1 ARD 7A B CDelete95PRO776 VOX 891081415131211RETURNSELECTENTER5 SAT1 113 N3 24 RTL 122 ZDF 41617PosName8951617181920PosNameChannelFine TuningDecoderVideo SystemManualTuning2RETURNCHANGEENTER1ARDAutoOffAutoMono OffTitle Page 301RETURN : leaveENTER : store0 9--Add MoveAudio Mode BGSETUP DVD1757ENTERTuning Manual! Press FUNCTIONS in stop mode.! Use to select [To Others] and confirm with ENTER.! Use to select SETUP and confirm with ENTER.Entering a New Television Station!!Use to select an empty station position and confirm ENTER.Enter the channel using or .! The channel tuning starts. Wait until the desired station is set and confirm the settingswith ENTER.Image interference may be minimised with Fine Tuning.! Use to select the desired sub-menu and use to switch to setting.! Use to select the desired setting and confirm with ENTER.! Use to select the desired option and confirm with ENTER.Follow the menu navigation. The unit saves your settings.Use to return to the sub-menu and use RETURN to exit the menu.Use FUNCTIONS to return to the FUNCTIONS menu.PosNameChannelFine TuningDecoderVideo SystemMonoAuto / PAL / SECAMOn / OffOn / OffAuto / Man.Title Page The station title is obtained from the TV guide.Audio Mode BG / ISwitch stereo to mono.TV system setup.For reception of encrypted channels.Fine tuning of disturbed pictureChannel setting.Station name setting.Station position.Options available for tuning the channels. Not every model supports all of the functions.Audio system set-upFUNCTIONS To OthersFUNCTIONS Selection Menu-0 9