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1080i ................................................................................ 16,  23
480i .................................................................................. 16,  23
480p ................................................................................ 16, 23
720p ................................................................................ 16, 23
A
ASPECT button ................................................................. 9, 36
ATSC ....................................................................................... 8
AUDIO OUT Terminal ............................................................ 19
Auto shut off .......................................................................... 24
B
BBE ....................................................................................... 43
Blocking Messages ............................................................... 48
C
CC ............................................................................... 8,  55–56
Channel up / down buttons .......................................... 9, 10, 33
Component signal input 1-3 terminals ............................. 11, 16
D
Dolby Digital ...................................................................... 8, 19
DTV ................................................................................... 8,  33
H
HDMI ............................................................... 8, 22, 32, 38, 43
HDMI input terminal ......................................................... 11, 22
HDTV ....................................................................................... 8
I
Input 1, 2, 3 terminals ................................................ 11, 14~15
J
JPEG ............................................................................ 8,  49-53
JPEG thumbnail .................................................................... 50
L
LAMP indicator .......................................................... 10, 65–68
Left screen ............................................................................. 37
LIGHT button ........................................................................... 9
M
MPAA .......................................................................... 8,  45–46
MSO .................................................................................... 7,  8
MUTE button ..................................................................... 9, 34
N
NTSC ....................................................................................... 8Number keys ..................................................................... 9, 33
O
OK button ................................................................................ 9
P
Password ..................................................................... 8, 45, 48
PCM ............................................................................. 8, 19, 23
PC input terminal ............................................................. 10, 20
PC position ................................................................ 32, 38, 40
POWER button (Remote Control) ..................................... 9, 24
POWER button / POWER indicator (Unit) ................. 10, 24, 65
R
R-TUNE button .................................................................. 9, 32
RECALL button ................................................................. 9, 33
Remote Control Sensor ......................................................... 10
Reset All Memory Functions ................................................... 7
RGB cable ............................................................................. 20
Right screen .......................................................................... 37
S
SAP button ........................................................................ 9, 35
SD Card ............................................................................ 49-53
Sleep Timer ..................................................................... 35, 44
Sound mute ........................................................................... 34
Stereo System ....................................................................... 18
SVGA .................................................................................... 21
T
TEMP indicator ................................................................ 10, 65
TV/VIDEO button ......................................................... 9, 10, 32
V
VCR connections ............................................................. 15, 17
VGA ....................................................................................... 21
Volume +/- buttons ...................................................... 9, 10, 33
X
XGA ....................................................................................... 21
Y
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