Emprex HD-3701P User Manual

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NTSC-

television input-

television input

National Transmission Standards Committee, an analog television input

widely used by cable television and standard antennas.

Opaque-

options menu-

Incapable of seeing through.

OSD-

general-

general

On Screen Display.

OSD Timeout-

options menu-

Setup of how much idle time is allowed before the menu screen

exits.

Panoramic-

screen menu-

this is generally used to eliminate the “black bars” on the screen and not

distort the entire image (which widescreen does with a 4:3 video). The center of the image will not be
stretched horizontally.

PAP-

general-

general

Picture And Picture; another channel/image/source can be watched beside the main

channel/image/source. (split screen).

PIP-

general-

general

Picture In Picture; another channel/image/source can be watched within the main chan-

nel/image/source.

PC-

genera/inputs and outputs l-

genera/inputs and outputs l

Personal Computer; RGB input (for computers).

Pb/Cb-

inputs and outputs-

part of the component input.

Position-

options menu-

adjusts the position of the picture in picture screen.

Pr/Cr-

inputs and outputs-

part of the component input.

Prog-

TV controls-

program.

Recall-

remote control-

remote control

goes back to previous channel viewed.

RF-

general-

general

radio frequency.

RGB (PC)-

inputs and outputs/general-

inputs and outputs/general

socket used for connecting to a personal computer/ Red

Green Blue.

R/L-

inputs and outputs-

right/left.

Sharpness-

video menu-

adjusts the sharpness.

Skip-

remote control-

remote control

the option allows the user to use the channel + and – buttons and not encounter

unavailable channels.

Sleep-

remote control-

remote control

gives a time limit for automatically turning off the TV.

Source-

remote control/TV control-

remote control/TV control

this displays the source input menu.

SPDIF-

inputs and outputs-

Coaxial (RF); the output socket that transmits to the cable connecting

from an ampliﬁ er/additional speaker system; digital audio output.

Stereo-

audio menu-

multi directional sound (usually has higher quality than mono).

S-video-

connections-

used widely on DVD players and PCs.

Tint-

video menu-

this is the nature aspect of a color.

Transparent-

options menu-

capable of seeing through.