User manual BECKER TRIVISION 7972

[. . . ] 109 71 Table of contents Setting/modifying the station memory . 111 112 113 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 121 122 123 123 124 124 125 Video input. 122 72 GWarning. For safety reasons, the TriVision may only used in the vehicle in conjunction with the Car Docking Station especially developed for this purpose. Unsecured units may endanger both the vehicle occupants and other road users. [. . . ] Please also refer to "Jumping back and forth between two stations" on page 97. X By actuating the /KZ menu item using , the function is deactivated. If you call up another videotext page, the setting remains active. 102 Setup Setup Opening the Setup menu Press Setup . The Setup menu appears. X By pressing and , you can now select between the entries #WFKQ, 8KFGQ, . CPIWCIG, 2TQITCOOG OGOQT[, %JKNF NQEM, Reception Settings and 5GVVKPIU. The selection is confirmed by pressing . · #WFKQ You can adjust the sound settings via the #WFKQ menu item. · 8KFGQ You can adjust the screen settings such as brightness and contrast via the 8KFGQ menu item. · . CPIWCIG You can set the user language via the . CPIWCIG menu item. · 2TQITCOOG OGOQT[ You can assign stations from the station list to a preset and delete the preset again via the 2TQITCOOG OGOQ T[ menu item. · %JKNF NQEM You can set the child lock under the %JKNF NQEM menu item. · 4GEGRVKQP 5GVVKPIU You can display and modify the general settings such as the reception modes or language settings via the 4GEGR VKQP 5GVVKPIU menu item. · 5GVVKPIU You can display and modify the general settings, such as the display brightness via the 5GVVKPIU menu item. All the settings can also be reset to the factory settings here. Sound settings Open the Setup menu. X Press . X X 103 Setup Setting sound selection Select the 5QWPF UGN menu item in the Audio Menu by pressing and . X Select between /QPQ, 5VGTGQ, 5QWPF EJ # and 5QWPF EJ $ by pressing or . X Select between /QPQ, 5VGTGQ, 5QWPF EJ # and 5QWPF EJ $ by pressing or . Notes: If the option "5VGTGQ" is selected, the current programme is output in stereo quality, provided it is being transmitted in stereo quality by the television station. If one or several sound types are greyed out in the list, these are not currently available. The available sound types depend on the current reception settings as well as the programme being transmitted. The Audio menu is displayed. By pressing and , you can now select between the entries 5QWPF UGN, 6TGDNG, $CUU, . QWFPGUU, (NCV and $CNCPEG. The selection is confirmed by pressing . Or: X Press . The Sound selection menu appears. 104 Setup Setting treble/bass X Switching loudness on/off With loudness, the sound is improved by increasing the bass (especially suitable for low-volume settings). X Select between 1P and 1HH by pressing or . X Select the 6TGDNG or $CUU menu item in the Audio menu by pressing and . Select the 5WTTQWPF 5QWPF menu item in the Audio Menu by pressing and . X Select between 1P and 1HH by pressing or . X The set values are stored automatically when the Audio menu is exited. Switching the flat function on/of With this function, you can set the sound settings to a medium value. X Select between 1P and 1HH by pressing or . X The set values are stored automatically when the Audio menu is exited. X Set the desired treble and bass values by pressing or . The set values are stored automatically when the Audio menu is exited. Switching Virtual Dolby® Surround* on/off With this function, you can switch the virtual surround sound on or off. *. Manufactured under licence from Dolby Laboratories. "Dolby" and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. 105 Setup The set values are stored automatically when the Audio menu is exited. Note When 1P is selected, the treble and bass settings are adjusted to a medium value. If 1HH is subsequently selected again, the previous values for treble and bass are set again. Video settings In the video settings, you can adjust settings such as brightness, contrast and picture format. Note The video settings can only be adjusted when TV mode or the optional DVD mode is activated. [. . . ] It is usually available in a standard format such as NTSC, PAL or SECAM. video recorders, DVD players or games consoles generate a CVBS-format signal. Digital television The transmission of image and sound data of conventional television programming in a digitised form as well as an as yet loosely defined range of new services such as interactive television. DVB-T DVB-T stands for "Digital Video Broadcasting - Terrestrial" and is the term for digital television via antenna. In contrast to the conventional analogue reception, DVB-T better utilizes the available frequencies in order to transmit more stations. [. . . ]