Philips STU811 - Manual (Page 20)

OPERATION
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AUDIO SETTINGS
1 MODE STEREO A
s FREQ LEFT 7.02
RIGHT 7.20
3 RADIO ND
DEiMPHASIS PANDA
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Stereo A 7.02 S 7.20 MHz (PA^DA1)
Stereo B 7.38 a 7.58 MHz •*
Stereo C 7.74 a 7.92 MHz
Stereo D 8.10 a 8.28 MHz
Mono 1 6.50 MHz (50 us)
Mono S 7.02 MHz (PANDA 1)
Mono 3 7.20 MHz "
Mono 4 7.38 MHz
Mono 5 7.56 MHz "
Mono 6 7.74 MHz "
Mono 7 7.92 MHz -
Mono 8 8.10 MHz
Mono 9 8.28 MHz **
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Stereo A 5.58 a 5.76 MHz (PANDA 1)
Stereo B 5.94 a 6.12 MHz •
Stereo C 6.30 a 6.48 MHz •
Stereo D 6.66 a 6.84 MHz -
Mono 1 6.60 MHz (50 us)
Mono S 6.65 MHz -
Mono 3 6 80 MHz
Mono 4 5.94 MHz (PANDA 1)
Mono 5 6.12 MHz •
Mono 6 6.30 MHz •
Mono 7 6.48 MHz •
Mono 8 6.66 MHz
Mono 9 6.84 MHz
The values you have set at this menu can be stored using the STORE PROGRAMME
option at the Programme Install Menu. Before you do this, however, you can, if
required, alter the audio settings and external decoder information as described
below.
AUDIO SETTINGS MENU
Important:
• The Audio Settings Menu is shown left. It is used to set the audio mode for each
programme. Some modes provide commentaries in different languages; some
provide satellite radio stations. Consult a channel listing in a satellite TV magazine
for details.
• The values for options 1 and 2 are interdependent. It is also possible to customise
an audio mode.
• Stereo modes always have PANDA de-emphasis, therefore the DE-EMPHASIS
option cannot be selected for these modes, although it will remain (without a
preceding number) on the screen.
• All the mono modes except MONO 1 are preset to have PANDA de-emphasis;
MON01 is preset to 50 ps. You can change the de-emphasis if you customise a
mono mode, therefore when the mono modes are selected the DE-EMPHASIS
option gains a preceding number and can therefore be selected.
Setting the Audio Mode
Use the + key or-key to go through the available values one at a time until the required
mode is displayed.
The mode can have any of the preset values STEREO A to D or MONO 1 to 9 (see
the tables).
Setting the Audio Frequency
As you change the audio mode at option 1, the frequency shown in option 2 will
automatically change to the appropriate value. The audio frequencies are given in
megahertz (MHz).
NOTE: Using the + key or - key to change the frequency will customise it (see
opposite).
Customising the Audio Frequency
At option 2, press the + key or - key to change the frequency by 0.01 MHz at a time
to set it in the range 5.00 to 9.00 MHz.
As soon as you customise the frequency, the mode value (whether MONO or
STEREO) will have the suffix V rather than a ietter or number. For stereo modes, as
you customise the ieft frequency, the right frequency will change accordingly, so that
their frequency difference is always 0.18 MHz (180 kHz).
Selecting Blank Screen Radio Mode
The RADIO option allows you to blank the screen so that you can listen to satellite
radio channels without having to view a picture on the screen.
Press the + key or - key to toggle the blank screen radio mode between YES (on) or
NO (off).
Customising the De-emphasis for Mono Modes
If you have selected a MONO mode at option 1, you can customise the de-emphasis.
At the DE-EMPHASIS option, press the + key or- key to go through available values.
De-emphasis can be PANDA, 50 ps or J17. As soon as you change the de-emphasis
from the preset value, the mode will become MONO V.
Storing the Audio Settings Information
The values you have set at this menu can be stored using the STORE PROGRAMME
option at the Programme Install Menu. Before you do this, however, you can, if
required, alter the information at the Find Programmes and External Decoder Menus.
Storing the Find Programmes Information
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