Proton CS-32 - Manual (Page 58)

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 SPDIF/ Inputs and Outputs : Coaxial (RF) is a output socket that transmits to the cable
connecting from an amplifier/additional speaker system; digital audio output. (for HDMI only)
 Stereo/ Audio menu : Multi directional sound (usually has higher quality than mono).
 S-video/ Connections : Used widely on DVD players and PCs.
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Tint/ Video menu : This is the nature aspect of a color.
 Transparent/ Options menu : Capable of seeing through.
 Treble/ Audio menu : This involves with the higher pitched sounds.
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TV Rating Limit- V-Chip menu : Makes TV programs with selected ratings unavailable/
available.
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V or V (V Position)/ General/ Screen menu/ V-Chip menu : Volts/ Vertical/ View.
 V-Chip/ General : A chip that allows the television to filter out user-selected ratings.
 Vivid/ Video menu : A video mode that gives higher contrast, lower brightness, higher color,
and higher sharpness.
 VCR/ General : Videocassette Recorder.
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VGA/ General : Video Graphics Array.
 VOL/ Remote control/ TV control : Volume.
 Warm/ Options menu : Gives a red tint.
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Widescreen/ Screen menu : This is generally used to view widescreen signals from DVD
videos and certain television channels.
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XDS/ Video menu : Extended Data Service; provides information of the program, network
name, start time, length of the program elapsed time of the program, rating of the program,
language of the program, program type, and audio settings of the program.
 Y/ Luminance : Part of video signal.
Acronyms, Abbreviations, Functions, and Terms