When I hit forward slash my audio deck comes up on the screen. When I hit hyphen, the volume shows up on the bottom of the screen. How do I correct this?

this is gotta be the largest complaint I hear from folks when they get a new flat screen , its not loud enough or the sound sounds muffled

flat screens are flat ! so theres no good way for mfg to put the speakers facing forward so sound has to hit the wall behind it first then gets directed forward to you ! (low/muffled)

sound bars help with this , but for true rich sound , id go with a video receiver amp combo , some of these even have built in dvd players , and arrange its speakers in a forward facing direction

To type a slash going from the lower left to the upper right (like this / ), hit the key to the right of the full stop key on your keyboard. To type a slash going from the lower right to the upper left (like this \ ) hit the key to the left of the z key on your keyboard.

The kind of slashes used in web addresses are forward slashes, that is going from lower left to upper right e.g. http://www.fixya.com/

1. Press the Fn key and while holding it down, press the F8 key momentarily to toggle muting of the speaker. An icon of the speaker appears at the bottom middle of the screen showing muting on or off.
2. After making sure the muting is off (no slash symbol on the speaker icon), press and hold Fn again.
3. With Fn pressed, press the key with the upward triangle and speaker symbol to increase volume which is shown at the bottom middle of the screen by the green lettering & vertical bars Volume ''''''''''''
4. With Fn pressed, press the key with the downward triangle and speaker symbol to decrease volume which is shown at the bottom middle of the screen by the green lettering & vertical bars Volume '''

The forward slash key is next to the right shift key and works by hitting the key. A shift key will give you a "?" mark.

Make sure the speaker icon in the bottom left window is not showing a red slash across it. This means it could be muted. RIght click on it and unselect the mute field.

Alternatively the audio driver may need to be re-installed. Go to control panel and select Sound and Audio devices. Select the update audio driver function. I don't know what brand and model of PC you are using so cannot advise which driver might be suitable.

press and hold the "am" button for a couple seconds. press the forward button next to volume knob until it says clock. rotate volume to change time(there is am pm) and press forward again to change between hour and minute. press the play/pause button to "save" changes. hit the am button to return to the correct time :D
hope that helps

This is happening because the forward slash has been assigned as a keyboard shortcut. To fix this problem - Open HD Deck->Info->Hot key and Untick 'Enable Hot Key Function..............

In Control Panel, click Regional and Language options.

Now click on the Languages tab.
Now click on the "Details" button and a new window called the Text Services and Input Languages will open.
In the section called "Installed services" are there any other keyboards installed? It should just say "Keyboard - US". If there are other ones listed and you do not want them you can remove them (they can always be added later).

Press and hold the volume knob until the display shows clock adjust.
use the forward and rewind serch buttons (the small arrow buttons next to the volume nob) to switch hour and minute.
use the volume knob to adjust the time. When done press the volume knob to return to normal operation.

HTH

Push the small button beside the 1.

scroll through the options with the volume dial until you get to "clock adjust" hit enter (top button) then adjust the hour with the volume knob. Hit enter again and adjust the minutes.

press ret (bottom button on the left to bring you back to the main confirugarion screen (should see clock adjust again) then press and hold esc. (middle button between ret and ent) until the regular playback screen comes back.