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15Ls1r * 20Ls1r * 20Ls2r * 23Ls2r * 15Lc1r * 20Lc1r * 3 15LS1R * 20LS1R * 20LS2R * 23LS2R * 15LC1R * 20LC1R * 3 8 / / 14 / 15 / 16 / 21 (PSM) (CSM) XD / / 25 (SSM) / / / 27 / / / 29 / XD TV AV PC / AV (Teletext) 32 / SIMPLE text ( ) /TOP text FASTEXT / 34 / SCART ( ) / S- / (S-Video) DVD DTV / 37 XGA 40 41 43 2 1. " " 2. 3. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 3 1. 2. 1. (ANTENNA IN) 2. 3. ( ) 1. 2. 4 ( ) < 20LC1R*> R 2 4 4 4 4 R 4 4 4 4 4 4 R 4 5 • VESA ( ) ( ) 6 Kensington - Kensington Kensington - Kensington Kensington Kensington http://www.kensington.com Kensington - Kensington a. b. c. LCD d. 7 9 10 POWER 1 TV INPUT MUTE POWER 1 10 5 1 9 10 TV INPUT I/II 4 12 123 2 9 14 5 14 LIST Q.VIEW MENU 456 3 7 798 11 2 PR 3 LIST 0 Q.VIEW 11 6 OK PSM SSM VOL VOL 4 12 PR 11 MUTE PR TEXT 3 5 13 123 OK 6 VOL VOL 2 456 MENU 6 7 14 I/II PR 789 8 SLEEP 15 ARC 12 SSM0 PSM 4 8 15 15 / SLEEP ARC TEXT 16 7 13 HOLD SIZE MIX TIME 8 13 UPDATE TIME 16 13 13 REVEALINDEX MODE UPDATE SIZE MIX ? i M HOLD REVEAL ? INDEX MODE i M 16 [ ARC] [ ARC] PSM SSM SSM0 PSM SLEEP TEXT MUTE PR TEXT * UPDATE TIME OK SIZE MIX VOL VOL MENU HOLD REVEAL ? I/II PR INDEX MODE SLEEP i M * [ ARC] [ ARC] 8 11. (Q.VIEW) (Q.VIEW) 12. (SSM) 1. (POWER) 13. (TEXT) 2. 14. I/II ( / ) 3. (LIST) 15. ARC (20LS2R*/ 23LS2R*) 4. (PSM) 16. : ( ) 5. (MUTE) * : (MUTE) (MUTE) b / B I / II (SSM) 6. v / V ( / ) b / B ( / ) (OK) T AAA ( + - ) 7. (MENU) 8. (SLEEP) 9. (TV) 10. (INPUT) 9 ■ /I INPUT MENU OK VOL PR 1 2 3 4 5 6 15LS1R*/ 20LS1R* 20LS2R*/ 23LS2R* 7 7 8 8 15LC1R*/ 20LC1R* PR VOL OK MENU INPUT /I 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 8 1. / (ON/OFF [1 / I]) 6. v / V ( / ) 2. (INPUT) 7. 8. / 3. (MENU) -15LS1R*/ 20LS1R*/ 20LS2R*/ 23LS2R* 4. (OK) - 15LC1R*/ 20LC1R* 5. b / B ( / ) 10 15LS1R* (ANTENNA INPUT) (PC SOUND INPUT) (PC INPUT JACK) RGB(PC/DTV) IN ANTENNA IN AUDIO (RGB) IN AV 1 VIDEO H/P S-VIDEO AV IN 2 S- (HEADPHONE JACK) SCART / (EURO SCART SOCKET) (AUDIO/VIDEO INPUT) (S-VIDEO INPUT) (AC INPUT) 20LS1R* (FOR SERVICE JACK) (ANTENNA INPUT) SERVICE ONLY ANTENNA IN AV 1 VIDEO H/P S-VIDEO AV IN 2 SCART / S- (HEADPHONE JACK) (AC INPUT) (EURO SCART SOCKET) (AUDIO/VIDEO INPUT) (S-VIDEO INPUT) 11 20LS2R / 23LS2R * * (PC INPUT JACK) / (ANTENNA INPUT) (AC INPUT) (PC SOUND INPUT) (HEADPHONE JACK) (HDMI/DVI INPUT) RGB AUDIO HDMI/DVI IN ANTENNA IN (PC/DTV) IN (RGB/DVI) IN AV IN 2 H/P VIDEO AUDIO S-VIDEO AV 1 LR YPB PR LR VIDEO AUDIO COMPONENT IN (COMPONENT INPUT) SCART S- (EURO SCART SOCKET) (S-VIDEO INPUT) / (AUDIO/VIDEO INPUT) 20LS2R*/ 23LS2R* (PC INPUT JACK) / (AC INPUT) (ANTENNA INPUT) RS-232c (HEADPHONE JACK) (SERVICE ONLY) (HDMI/DVI INPUT) (PC SOUND INPUT) RS-232C RGB AUDIO HDMI/DVI IN ANTENNA IN (SERVICE ONLY) (PC/DTV) IN (RGB/DVI) IN AV IN 2 H/P VIDEO AUDIO S-VIDEO AV 1 LR YPB PR LR VIDEO AUDIO COMPONENT IN S- SCART (COMPONENT INPUT) (S-VIDEO INPUT) (EURO SCART SOCKET) / (AUDIO/VIDEO INPUT) 12 15LC1R* (ANTENNA INPUT) (PC SOUND INPUT) (PC INPUT JACK) RGB(PC/DTV) IN ANTENNA IN AUDIO (RGB) IN AV 1 VIDEO H/P S-VIDEO AV IN 2 (HEADPHONE JACK) SCART / S- (S-VIDEO INPUT) (EURO SCART SOCKET) (AUDIO/VIDEO INPUT) (AC INPUT) 20LC1R * (ANTENNA INPUT) (FOR SERVICE JACK) SERVICE ONLY ANTENNA IN AV 1 VIDEO H/P S-VIDEO AV IN 2 SCART / S- (HEADPHONE JACK) (EURO SCART SOCKET) (AUDIO/VIDEO INPUT) (AC INPUT) (S-VIDEO INPUT) 13 POWER TV INPUT 1. (POWER) / (TV) (INPUT) 123 456 2. (POWER) 798 3. LIST 0 Q.VIEW PSM SSM MUTE PR TEXT OK VOL VOL MENU / I/II PR SLEE P * 1. / / b / B (OK) POWER 2. / / b / B (OK) TV INPUT I/II * / MENU 1. (MENU) / SPECIAL 2. B / Language PR B OK / Country VOL VOL 3. B / / b / B PR 4. (OK) 5. (MENU) 123 456 a. (MENU) 789 (OSD) SSM 0 b. c. 14 PSM SSM MUTE PR TEXT 1. (MENU) / OK B VOL VOL 2. / MENU I/II 3. b/B PR SLEE P * (OK) (MENU) MENU a. SCREEN 20LC1R*/20LS1R* b. PR OK c. Language VOL VOL PR / b / B * : 20LS2R*, 23LS2R* Station Picture Sound Auto programme PSM SSM Manual programme CSM AVL Programme edit XD* Balance 0 Favourite programme Cinema* Reset v V b B OK MENU v V b B OK MENU v V b B OK MENU (STATION menu) (PICTURE menu) (SOUND menu) Screen Special Time Auto config. Language Clock Manual config. Country Off time XGA Mode* Child lock On time ARC* XD Demo* Auto sleep Reset v V b B OK MENU v V b B OK MENU v V b B OK MENU (SCREEN menu) (SPECIAL menu) (TIME menu) (20LC1R/20LS1R ) 15 Station (0 99) 100 Auto programme Manual programme / Programme edit Favourite programme v V b B OK MENU 123 1. (MENU) / Station 456 798 2. B / Auto programme LIST 0 Q.VIEW PSM SSM Auto programme System B BG MUTE PR TEXT Storage from I Search DK OK VOL VOL L MENU I/II PR SLEE P * v V b B OK MENU MENU 3. B B System / BG PAL B/G SECAM B/G ( / ) PR I PAL I/II ( / ) OK VOL VOL DK PAL D/K SECAM D/K ( ) PR L SECAM L/L ( ) 4. (OK) 123 5. / Storage from 6. Storage from b / B 456 10 0 789 5 05 7. (OK) 0 8. / Search Auto programme System Storage from Auto programme Search B To start C 05 BG 5 35% MENU Stop v V b B OK MENU 9. B (MENU) Programme edit Programme edit 10. (MENU) 16 Station Auto programme Manual programme Programme edit 5 Favourite programme 1. (MENU) / Station v V b B OK MENU 2. B / Manual programme 3. B / Storage 123 Manual programme 456 Storage B 29 System 798 Band Channel LIST 0 Q.VIEW Fine PSM SSM Search Name MUTE PR TEXT v V b B OK MENU OK VOL VOL b / B MENU 4. Storage I/II PR SLEE 10 0 5 P 05 * 5. (OK) MENU 6. / System 7. B System b/B PR BG : PAL B/GSECAM B/G( / ) OK VOL VOL I: PAL I/II ( / ) PR DK : PAL D/K SECAM D/K ( ) L: SECAM L/L ( ) 123 8. (OK) 9. / 456 10. B / Band 789 VHF/UHF Cable 0 11. (OK) 12. / Channel 13. b / B 14. (OK) 15. / Search 16. B b / B Search 17. (OK) 18. 3 17 Manual programme Storage System Band Channel Fine Search B b / B Name v V b B OK MENU 19. (MENU) 17 Station Auto programme Manual programme 1. 1 2 Programme edit 2. B / Name Favourite programme 3. B / + - 0 9 A Z 5 b v V b B OK MENU 4. b / B 5. (OK) 798 6. (MENU) LIST 0 Q.VIEW PSM SSM MUTE PR TEXT OK VOL VOL MENU I/II PR SLEE 1. 1 2 P * 2. B / Fine B HOLD SIZE MIX TIME 3. 4. b / B Fine 5. (OK) 6. (MENU) MENU Manual programme PR Storage OK System VOL VOL Band PR Channel Fine B b / B Search Name v V b B OK MENU 18 Station Auto programme Manual programme Programme edit Favourite programme 1. (MENU) / Station v V b B OK MENU 2. B / Programme edit 3. B Programme edit 123 Programme edit 456 0C03 5S69 798 1 BLN 03 6 S 17 LIST 0 Q.VIEW 2C12 7S22 PSM SSM 3S66 8C09 MUTE PR TEXT 4S67 9C11 Delete Copy OK VOL VOL Move Skip MENU I/II v V b B OK MENU PR SLEE P * 1. / b / B 2. HOLD SIZE MIX TIME MENU Programme edit PR 0C03 5S69 OK 1 BLN 03 6 S 17 VOL VOL 2C12 7S22 PR 3S66 8C09 4S67 9C11 123 Delete 456 MENU 789 0 1. / b / B 2. 1. / b / B 2. 3. / b / B 4. 1. / b / B 2. 3. / (MENU) 19 Station Auto programme Manual programme Programme edit Favourite programme 1. (MENU) / Station B v V b B OK MENU 2. / Favourite programme Station Auto programme Off 798 Manual programme -- ----- Programme edit -- ----- LIST 0 Q.VIEW -- ----- Favourite programme B PSM SSM -- ----- -- ----- MUTE PR TEXT -- ----- -- ----- -- ----- OK v V b B VOL VOL OK MENU MENU I/II PR 3. B b / B On Off SLEE P * 4. / - - - - - - - 5. b / B HOLD SIZE MIX TIME 6. 4 5 8 LIST MENU 7. (MENU) On PR OK Off VOL VOL PR (LIST) 10 Programme List 0C03 5S69 1 BLN 03 6 S 17 2C12 7S22 3S66 8C09 4S67 9C11 v V b B OK MENU a. b. / b / B (OK) 10 100 / b / B (MENU) 20 (PSM) Picture PSM 1. (MENU) / Picture CSM XD Cinema 2. B / PSM Reset 3. B / PSM 4. (OK) v V b B OK MENU Picture PSM B Dynamic 798 CSM Standard LIST 0 Q.VIEW XD Mild Cinema Game PSM SSM Reset User MUTE PR TEXT OK VOL VOL v V b B OK MENU MENU I/II PR SLEE 5. (MENU) P * PSM (Dynamic, HOLD SIZE MIX TIME Standard Mild Game User) Dynamic Standard Mild REVEALINDEX MODE UPDATE Game PR OK VOL VOL (Contrast) (Brightness) PR (Colour) (Sharpness) (Tint) 1.
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