RCA P46728 - Manual (Page 26)

The channel memory is the list of TV
channel numbers your TV will stop
on when you press the CHAN up or
down button. You can program any
list of channels into the channel
memory. ■
The quickest way to program your
channel memory is to use the
AUTOPROGRAM If you
use ih& AUTOPROGRAM function,
your TV will automatically cycle
through all chaimels and place active
channels into the channel memory.
First follow the instructions to
autoprogram channels, and then add
or erase individual channels as
desired.
Notes:
• The AutoProgram feature will place into
memory active TV channels that have a
valid signal at the time you autoprogram
your TV. '
• An active channel may be missed
occasionally if its signal is very weak or if
the channel happens to be “off the air”
when the TV is autoprogrammed.
• An inactive chaimel may be included in the
channel memory if there happens to be
some sort of “noise” or “stray signal” on
the channel when the TV is
autoprogrammed.
• Signals from other components coimected
to the INPUT jacks can not be
autoprogrammed. Chaimel 91 (which
accesses INPUT 1 jacks) was added to the
channel memory at the factory and will
remain in the channel memory until you
erase it Chaimel 92 (INPUT 2) and
Channel 90 (S-VIDEO connector) can be
added to channel memory if desired.
• Only channels 1-99 can be stored in
channel memory.
1. AutoProgramming Channels into Channel Memory
(with or without remote)
1. Connect home antenna(s) or cable-
TV to your set.
2. After you have turned on the TV
and adjusted the volume, repeatedly
press MENU*PROG to select
SETUP MENU,
and then press + or
- to display the setup functions.
Repeatedly press
MENU*PROG
to
select the A UTOPROGRAM
function.
3. Press either + or - to begin
autoprogramming. The TV will first
program all channels for
ANT A
input and then program all channels
for A/V7
B
input (even if you only
have one antenna input connected).
When the TV is finished cycling,
you can check to see which channels
are in memory by pressing the
CHAN
up or down button.
Autoproqram
2. Erasing/Adding Channels in Channel Memory
— (with or without remote)-------------------- ^------------------
1. To erase or add a channel,
repeatedly press
MENU*PROG
to
select
SETUP MENU,
and then
press + or - to display the setup
functions. Repeatedly press
MENU'PROG to select CHAN
MEM
function.
2. Then select the desired channel
' number by pressing
CHAN
up or
down (or the two corresponding
number buttons on the remote).
3. Press -I- to add the channel to
memory, or press - to erase the
channel from memory.
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3. Adding Video Input Channels to Channel Memory
— (with remote)-----------------------------------------------------------
If you have a video device connected to
the
S-VIDEO
or
INPUT
jacks on the
back of the TV, you can view its signal
either by directly selecting channel 90
(for
S-VIDEO
connector), channel 91
(for
INPUT I
jacks), or channel 92 (for
INPUT 2 jacks) with the number buttons
on the remote or by adding those
channels to the channel memory.
Adding channels 90,91, and 92 to
channel memory allows access to the
video inputs at the TV by pressing the
CHAN
up and down buttons as well as
by using the remote control.
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