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• “Off”: there will be no change in the sound.

•“Wide”: when the audio signal is stereo this option creates an

illusion of greater distance between the speakers. If the audio

signal is mono instead, the option creates a “pseudo-stereo”

effect.

• “Panorama”: this option processes sound coming from the tele-

vision speakers creating the illusion that the sound is also

coming from behind you.

• “Multichannel”: if you have connected additional external spea-

kers to the [R] connectors of your television, with this option you

will be able to divide the sound for each speaker.

Once this option has been selected, you will be able to adjust

the characteristics of the sound inside the Advanced Adj. sub-

menu utilising the items “FR-FL Volume”, “FR-FL Balance”, “C-

R Volume” and “C-R Balance” (see further on under Advanced

Adj.).

- “Loudness

”: when Loudness is switched on, the bass frequencies

are amplified progressively more as volume is decreased.

Reducing volume has a greater effect on bass sounds. Loudness

compensates for this to deliver a more balanced sound.

- “Advanced Adj.

”: by selecting this option you access a sub-menu

whose functions are described in the next paragraph 4.7.4.

- “Selection

”: Use this function to select one of the equalizer pre-

sets configured using the Sound menu. Once you have made all

the necessary settings (as instructed above), use the “Preset”

function to select one of the three equalizer presets defined by

“Speakers”, “Music” and “Concert”. When you receive your tele-

vision from the factory, all three equalizer presets are set with ave-

rage values for all frequencies. (NOTE: After you have changed the

settings the only way to restore the original settings is to do so

manually.)

The other two options in this sub-menu are “Hi-Fi”, “Hi-Fi fixed”

and “Noise Test”.

• “Hi-Fi”: Select this preset when you want to use the Cinch Audio

outputs [M e N] on the rear of the television to connect to an

external amplifier. The television’s own speakers are automati-

cally muted if you select this option. Select “Hi-Fi” rather than

“Hi-Fi Fixed” if the external amplifier is a fixed type with no tone

adjustments. This “Hi-Fi” preset allows you to use the Sound

menu to make all the necessary tone adjustments.

• “Hi-Fi Fixed”: This preset works in a similar way to “Hi-Fi” but is

designed for use with external amplifiers that have their own volu-

me, balance and tone controls. With this preset selected, the

audio signal from the television will be constant (flat) so that sound

adjustments can be made on the external amplifier.

• “Noise Test”: This option is available and selectable only when

you have selected the “Multichannel” option in the Audio menu

under item “Sound Eff.”. In this case, you will hear a continuous

noise coming from the television (“pink noise”), giving you a pre-

cise sound reference for when you make a minute setting of the

4.7 SOUND ADJUSTMENTS

The adjustments described in section 4.7.3 can be applied to all

audio video signal in use.

4.7.1 Adjusting volume

To adjust the overall volume, press remote control keys [23 or 24].

The “Volume” message appears on the screen together with a slider

control. Press key [24] on the remote control to reduce volume or key

[23] to increase volume. You can also reduce or increase volume

using the keys [31] and [34] on the television’s front panel.

4.7.2 Muting the speakers

You can temporarily switch off (mute) sound from the television’s

speakers by pressing key [20] on the remote control. The message

“Mute” appears on the screen. Press the key again to restore

sound. The “Mute” message disappears and the volume returns to

the level it was at before you muted the sound.

4.7.3 Sound menu adjustments

You can adjust sound quality to make full use of the television’s

audio potential by means of the adjustments in the Sound menu

(displayed by pressing key [6]).

- “V

olume”: this option adjusts the overall volume of sound in the

same way described in paragraph 4.7.1 .

- “Balance”

: This adjustment lets you adjust the relative volume

from the left and right loudspeakers. By default, balance is set so

that the left and right channels deliver an equal volume.

- “Sound”

: This option is only enabled if TV (RF) is selected as

audio-video source. It tells you what type of audio is being deco-

ded. (You can also display this information by pressing key [12]). If

enabled, this option provides a number of adjustments. These are

described below.

• ANALOG STEREO br

oadcasts (a message in green appears on

the top right of the screen):

- If the channel is broadcasting in stereo, the “Mono” option will

be displayed. Select mono sound if you are in an area where the

stereo audio signal is not strong or is disturbed.

- If the channel is broadcasting in dual language, the “Dual I” or

“Dual II” options will be displayed.

• DIGIT

AL STEREO broadcasts (NICAM) (a message in yellow

appears on the top right of the screen):

- If the channel is broadcasting in stereo, the “Mono” option will

be displayed. Select mono sound if you are in an area where the

stereo audio signal is not strong or is disturbed.

- If the channel is broadcasting in dual language, the “Dual I” or

“Dual II” options will be displayed.

- “Sound Ef

f.”: use this option to select from the following options:

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