Philips DVDR3375/93 - Manual (Page 25)

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Getting Started
(continued)
Modifying Channel Information
You can set a TV channel to your
preference and improve the reception
and the sound quality of the TV channel.
A Press SYSTEM-SETUP
 The system menu appears.
B Use  keys to highlight
{ System
Setup - Channel Setup } and press
OK.
C Use  keys to highlight { Modify
Channel Information } and press OK.
 The channel menu appears.
D Use  keys to select one of the
options and press OK.
{ Name }
You can use the numeric keypad 0-9
to select the channel preset number
which you wish to change.
– Use  keys to change alphabet/
number and use   keys to select
different entry fields, then press OK to
confirm.
{ Scan Mode }
Select TV channel search mode based on
channel allocation or frequency.
– Use  keys to select { Frequency },
{ S-Channel } (Special Channel) or
{ Channel }, then press OK to confirm.
{ Frequency }
Shows the frequency of the current TV
channel.
– If required, use   keys to start the
automatic frequency search and press
OK to confirm.
TIPS: Press  to go back to previous menu item.
Press SYSTEM-SETUP to exit the menu.
{ Sound mode }
Set the TV system that produces the
least distortion of picture and sound.
– Use  keys to select a suitable sound
mode, then press OK to confirm.
(See chapter “TV System Guide” at the
back of this manual for more information).
{ Skip }
Select this to set the channel to be
skipped.
The skipped channels can only be
accessed by pressing the corresponding
number button on the remote control.
– Use  keys to choose { Yes } if you
wish to skip this channel, then press OK
to confirm.
{ Fine Tune }
Select this to fine-tune the TV channel
manually if the reception is poor.
– Use   keys to adjust the frequency.
E Once complete, select
OK
in the
menu and press OK to confirm and exit
to the previous menu page.
 If you do not wish to save any
changes, select
CANCEL
and press OK.
TIPS: By default, PAL D/K is TV System for most parts of China.
Change to PAL I if you are sure your area support PAL I.