Extron Electronics AVT 200HD User Guide - Manual (Page 43)

AVT 200HD Tuner • Operation 37
In the example on below, the current channel is 4.1 (on the OSD, the decimal point is shown
as a hyphen); the channel name is NBC–4LA; the title of the program currently running is
“Today”; the time is 1:37 pm; and the signal strength (shown by a vertical bar graph above
the time) is medium.
Figure 30. Introductory Channel Display Example
Channel Information Display
The channel information display is a translucent window similar to the introductory channel
display. It contains all the information that is in the introductory display plus the channel
resolution, the language in which the current program is being broadcast, the program
rating (G, TV-PG, TV-14, and so on), and whether or not closed captioning is on.
You can enable the OSD displays using the IR remote control (see the ”
j Info “ button
description under “Buttons on the AVT 200HD IR Remote Control,” earlier in this section),
the configuration and control software (see the program help file), or SIS commands (see
the “
On-screen display (OSD) ” commands in the “Remote Configuration and Control”
section). The channel information is displayed for approximately 3 seconds, then the window
closes.
In the following example (read left to right), the current channel is 5.1; the channel name
is KTLA-DT; the broadcast resolution is 1080i; the signal strength is medium, the program
being broadcast is “Jerry Springer”; the time is 1:45 pm; the program is in English; closed
captioning (CC) is enabled, and the program rating is TV-14.
Figure 31. Channel Information Display Example
Volume Level Display
Whenever the volume is adjusted by any method, the volume level display is shown on the
screen for approximately 3 seconds.
Figure 32. Volume Level Display on the OSD
Unlike the volume display on the LCD screen, this on-screen display shows the volume
increase or decrease in increments of 5% (20 steps). (Volume adjustments that are made
using the front panel knob, the communication and control software, or SIS commands are
displayed in the LCD window and on the computer screen in 1% increments [100 steps].)
VOLUME 22%
Figure 33. Volume Display on the LCD Screen