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Television Menu Function

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Television Menu Function The TV Menu is used to make changes in the TV settings such as setting color, channels, timers, etc. Entering the TV Menu Mode: 1. Push the TV button on the remote. 2. Push the MENU button. This puts the remote in TV Menu Mode. The TV Menu should now be visible on the television. The INDICATOR LIGHT will blink continuously to indicate the remote is now in TV Menu Mode. While in TV MENU these buttons will function as follows: VOL UP/DOWN buttons will operate as CURSOR RIGHT/LEFT CH+/- keys will operate as CURSOR UP/DOWN. For RCA, GE, and ProScan TVs, pushing the MENU button will select the highlighted item. The numeric buttons may also be used to select the MENU choice. Note: Not all functions in competitive models and brands of televisions may be fully supported. 10

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Television Menu Function
The TV Menu is used to make changes
in the TV settings such as setting color,
channels, timers, etc.
Entering the TV Menu Mode:
1.
Push the TV button
on the remote.
2.
Push the MENU button.
This puts the remote in
TV Menu Mode. The TV
Menu should now be
visible on the television.
The INDICATOR LIGHT
will blink continuously
to indicate the remote
is now in TV Menu Mode.
While in TV MENU these
buttons will function
as follows:
VOL UP/DOWN buttons
will operate as CURSOR
RIGHT/LEFT
CH+/- keys will operate as
CURSOR UP/DOWN.
For RCA, GE, and ProScan
TVs, pushing the MENU
button will select the
highlighted item. The
numeric buttons may
also be used to select
the MENU choice.
Note: Not all functions
in competitive models
and brands of televisions
may be fully supported.