Bang & Olufsen BeoVision 8-26/32 - Manual (Page 30)

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Adjust picture and sound settings
Picture and sound settings are preset
from the factory to neutral values
which suit most viewing and listening
situations. However, if you wish, you
can adjust these settings to your liking.
Adjust picture brightness, colour or
contrast. Sound settings include volume,
bass and treble.
Store your picture and sound settings
temporarily – until your television is
switched off – or store them
permanently.
For information about how to change
the picture format, refer to the Guide
page .
Change brightness, colour or contrast
Adjust the picture settings via the PICTURE
menu. Temporary settings are cancelled
when you switch off the television.
> Press TV to switch on the television.
> Press MENU to bring up the TV SETUP menu
and press to highlight PICTURE.
> Press GO to bring up the PICTURE menu.
> Press or to move through menu items.
> Press or to adjust the values.
> Press EXIT to store your settings until you
switch off the television, or …
> … press GO to store your settings permanently.
To temporarily remove the picture from the screen,
press LIST repeatedly to display P.MUTE on Beo4,
then press GO. To restore the picture again, press
any source button, such as TV.
What’s on the PICTURE menu …
BRIGHTNESS … Adjusts the picture brightness.
CONTRAST … Adjusts the contrast level in the
picture.
COLOUR … Adjusts the colour intensity in the
picture.
TINT … Adjusts the colour shade or nuance on the
current channel. Only available for video sources
using the NTSC signal.
If a source, such as PC, is connected via the VGA
socket, the following options appear ...
HOR. SIZE … Adjusts the width of the picture.
HOR. POSITION … Adjusts the position of the
picture horizontally.
VERT. POSITION … Adjusts the position of the
picture vertically.
PICTURE
store GO
BRIGHTNESS ....... . .......
CONTRAST ....... . .......
COLOUR ....... . .......
TINT ....... . .......
HOR. SIZE .......... . ....
HOR. POSITION .......... . ....
VERT. POSITION .......... . ....