AEG CTV 4952 LCD/DVD/DVB-T Instruction Manual download pdf (Page 66)

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3. With I/I you can select the weekday (up to a maximum of 7

days).

4. With  you receive detailed information on the selected programme.

With  and SETUP/EXIT you can return to the list of channels.

Preview:

The contents of the digital info text varies from television station to

television station and may contain pictures or sound from future pro-

grammes, information pages, the weather, news or other options.

Some channels do not transmit any EPG data.

5. Press / to scroll through the channels.

6. By pressing ENTER you can display the desired channel as a full

screen.

Exiting the Page

Press SETUP/EXIT.

Displaying Programme Information

With the DISPLAY button you can call up additional programme infor-

mation during playback.

Exiting the Page

Press DISPLAY again.

Teletext

Press the TTX button (Fig. 2/25) to call up the teletext function. Enter

the desired teletext page with the help of the numerical buttons (Fig.

2/26). The number you have entered is shown in the top left-hand

corner of the screen. After you have entered the desired teletext page

number your television set searches for the page. As the teletext pages

cannot all be transmitted at the same time it may take a few seconds

until your set has found the page.

For all teletext operators page 100 shows the list of contents.

Use the  or  button (Fig. 2/9) to scroll one page forwards or back-

wards.

Exiting Teletext

Press SETUP/EXIT to exit the function.

Favourites

You will prefer some channels to others; with the favourites setting you

can access your favourite channels more easily.

Press /FAV.

„Fav on“ is shown on the screen. Your favourites program is activated by

pressing / and scrolling through your favourite channels. The other

channels can be called up with the numerical buttons.

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