Packard Bell Smart TV32 Getting Started Manual - page 11
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The OSD menu helps you adjust the display for optimum
performance, changing display settings for the LCD screen and
speakers.
You can use the OSD features to change the screen settings of your
display. To display the OSD Main Menu, press the MENU button,
then use the control buttons to navigate and change settings.
Control buttons
The centre panel provides screen and
volume controls:
Menu: Accesses the OSD (On Screen
Display). When using the OSD, this button
toggles between the OSD sections and the
section entries.
Up: Move the selection up in the OSD Menu.
Down: Move the selection down in the OSD Menu.
Left/Right: Move the selection to the left or right in the OSD Menu.
Change the value for an entry.
While the OSD is not active, these buttons may have a sec-
ond function. See Front Panel on page 9.
Selecting a Section
Press the UP button or the DOWN button to choose a section from
the images on the left. Press the MENU or RIGHT button to activate
the section.
Adjusting a Value
Press UP or DOWN to select the item you want to adjust, and then
LEFT or RIGHT to either decrease or increase the value displayed in
the bar or toggle though the options.
Confirming a Change
Press the MENU button again to confirm the value and return to the
section list.
The OSD will automatically turn off after a delay (defined in
the Options section, normally 7 seconds).
OSD Sections
Video
Adjust display properties, such as brightness and
contrast.
Additional display modes (predefined or custom) may
be selected if the Smart TV32 is displaying a SCART
signal.
If you change the Brightness or Contrast the OSD will be reduced to
show only the value being changed, so that you may see as much of
the screen as possible.
Audio
Adjust sound properties, such as volume and
balance.
The equalizer features several predefined settings
and a custom setting which allows you to set your
own levels.
Options
Adjust OSD settings, such as the language used by
the OSD, and the delay before the OSD turns off.
Screen
Adjust display settings, such as the way the display is
stretched to fit on the screen or the 'warmth' of the
image.
Certain display modes allow you to adjust the display
settings automatically.