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8. PP Press this button to select the Personal Preference preset values of Volume, Brightness, Colour and Contrast. 9. MUTE ( ) Cuts the sound without affecting the picture. To restore sound press it again. 10. SLEEP ( ) This button is for those who fall asleep watching TV. The set switches off after a preset time. Press the button repeatedly to count up to 120 minutes and back to OFF. The set will go into STANDBY automatically when the time is up. 11. S.MPX (Stereo switching) This TV set is fitted with full Stereo/Dual-channel Sound. Depending on what the TV station is transmitting, the S.MPX button selects between Stereo/Mono, and Dual I and Dual II channels. This also shows on the screen. For more detailed explanation, see "Listing to Stereo/Dual-channel TV Sound" in a following section of the Manual. 12. DIGITAL SELECT (-/--) Press this button to change from single-digit to double digit mode. 13. AV ( ) The set is has Audio/Video sockets on the back for connecting VCRs directly. Press this button to take input from the Audio/Video sockets. If there is no signal the screen will be blank grey with AV showing in the upper left corner. To return to TV press Button (14) 14. TV( ) This button returns all other modes back to TV. + 15. RECALL ( ) If the TV set is in STANDBY (red light), press this button to turn the set on. It also shows the Channel Number, the TV Band, and the Sleep timer settings. 8 16. DIGITAL BUTTON In single-digit mode, press these buttons to select any of 0~9 channels. In double-digit mode, press these buttons to select any of 00~39 channels. 17. BALANCE LEFT/RIGHT Press these two buttons to balance the Sound between left and right. The left button reduces the volume of the right speaker: the right button reduces the volume of the left speaker. LISTENING TO STEREO/DUAL-CHANNEL TV SOUND The Model 6138 is fitted with full performance Stereo Theatre Sound where the internal speakers are ducted to the front of the set for maximum stereo effect. The Model 6138 is fitted with separate bass and treble controls available on the front panel and these should be used to give the most enjoyable results tailored to your own taste in sound. The audio response has been adjusted by the factory to give best results across a range of movies and studio programs, but there will be some programs where the stereo effect is too pronounced and may detract from the overall performance. This is particularly noticeable no some outside broadcasts and movies, where sibilance in speech is heard as lisping or spitting on 'S' and 'T' sounds. In this case, the set should be switched back to MONO using the handset) when the lisping sound will be more acceptable. It is a characteristic of stereo sound that such flaws in the broadcast system are much more audible. Stereo on a good program adds a new dimension to sound, but it can also be annoying on a bad movie or on an uncontrolled outside-broadcast. In this case, switch back to MONO using the handset and the Stereo effect is removed. You have full control over the sound with the bass and treble controls. Reducing bass and treble will give a better result on both Stereo and Mono. .TRANSMISSION MODE INDICATION Transmission Mode sound I LED (Yellow) LED (Red) sound II Mono OFF OFF Stereo Stereo Selection ON ON Forced Mono Selection ON ON Dual Sound Sound I Selection ON OFF Sound II Selection OFF ON 9 . SOUND MULTIPLEX SWITCHING The TV station has the option of transmitting Mono, Stereo, or Dual-channel sound. The set detects the transmission automatically and allows the S. MPX button to make the correct choices. . . S. MPX Button (11) The choice of sound is limited by what the TV station is sending. The possible choices are shown below. Press the button and the choices available will be displayed on the screen in turn. STEREO MONO DUAL I DUAL II Stereo Sound Transmission Mode Dual Sound Transmission Mode AUDIO OUTPUT AND DISPLAY ON SCREEN Transmission Mode Display on Screen Audio Output Mono STEREO : MONO Ineffective Stereo STEREO Stereo MONO Mono (Forced) Dual. Sound DUAL I Sound I DUAL II Sound II CONNECTING A VCR TO THE TV SET This TV set has AUDIO/VIDEO input and output sockets on the back panel which allow direct connection to a VCR using the AV Button (13). The direct Video/Audio connection bypasses the antenna circuitry and allows for better quality recordings and easier operation, but like all high-technology it gets complicated. The sockets are grouped in two sets of three, OUT and IN. The TV set has true Stereo sound, and there are two Audio sockets in each group-L/Mono and R/Stereo channels-plus one Video socket. Which of these sockets you connect depends on what you to do with the VCR and what sort of VCR it is. If the VCR is Mono, connect just the L/Mono Audio lead. The R/Stereo lead is optional for Stereo only. 10 . OUT Sockets These sockets take the signal OUT of the TV set and feed it TN to the VCR. They are hardly ever used. Most VCR’s have their own Tuner b...