Toshiba 20HLK86 User Manual - Page 33

TV control Selecting the sound mode You can select your desired sound type from five sound modes: Flat, Hall, Theater, News, or Memory. To select the sound mode: • Using the remote control Repeatedly press SOUND MODE to select a desired sound mode. • Using the On-Screen Display menu 1. Press MENU/ENTER, and then press W or X until the Audio menu appears. 2. Press T or S to highlight Sound Mode. 3. Press W or X to select the mode you prefer. E F S MENU/ ENTER STW X Introduction Setting up your Using the remote Connecting your Audio Sound Mode Balance Flat 0 MTS Stereo AVL Off Speaker Out On Audio Advanced Setting > MENU/ENTER EXIT Audio Sound Mode Flat Balance 0 MTS Stereo AVL Off Speaker Out On Audio Advanced Setting > MENU/ENTER EXIT Mode Flat Hall Theater News Memory Sound Quality flat sound (factory setting) a concert hall filled with a rich warm sound (factory setting) a movie theater filled with a dynamic sound (factory setting) news/dialogue (factory setting) your personal preference SOUND MODE Adjusting the sound quality You can change the quality of your TV's sound by adjusting the bass, treble, and balance. To adjust the sound balance: 1. Press MENU/ENTER, and then press W or X until the Audio menu appears. 2. Press S or T to highlight Balance. Note: If you select one of the factory-set audio modes (Flat, Hall, Theater, or News) and then change a sound quality setting (for example, increase the bass), the sound mode automatically change to Memory mode. Audio Sound Mode Balance Flat 0 MTS AVL Speaker Out Audio Advanced Setting > Stereo Off On MENU/ENTER EXIT Audio Sound Mode Flat Balance 0 MTS Stereo AVL Off Speaker Out On Audio Advanced Setting > MENU/ENTER EXIT 3. Press W or X to adjust the level. • W makes the sound quality weaker or increases the balance in the left channel, depending on the item selected. • X makes the sound quality stronger or increases the balance in the right channel, depending on the item selected. Appendix TV Using the TV's features Index 33