channel selector การใช้

• The range were teak-clad with stainless steel'feet'and sported three large channel selectors.
• Lord knows the world needs fruitcakes, neon cactuses and lots of phaser-gun channel selectors.
• NUTV offers an onscreen program guide, a preview window and a player with its own volume controls and channel selector.
• Users will typically try to count steps in a rotary switch channel selector starting from one end of the switch's travel.
• The user operates a channel selector ( dial or buttons ) on the radio control panel to pick the appropriate channel.
• In the simple case of the taxi company, each radio had a manually operated channel selector knob to tune to different frequencies.
• Options allow emergency messages to always be sent over a specific channel rather than the channel set by the operator using the channel selector.
• In that thread, contributors were asked to tell what motion pictures they enjoy when they don't have to explain that the channel selector is, ahem, broken.
• Rotary switches were used as channel selectors on television receivers until the early 1970s, as range selectors on electrical metering equipment, as band selectors on multi-band radios, etc.
• A big knob serves as an old television-style channel selector that calls up Web pages for sports scores, stock prices, weather, bill paying, restaurant deliveries, and so on.
• Rotary switches were used as channel selectors on television receivers until the early 1970s, as range selectors on electrical metering equipment, as band selectors on multi-band radios and other similar purposes.
• In a total makeover, the service has sprouted a new look with frantic sound and graphics, channel selector buttons, " shows " that may last only 13 weeks and, inevitably, commercials.
• There are group virtual channels, where groups of mobile and hand held radios are addressed based on their " system " and " group " ( virtual channel selector ) setting.
• The dish antenna conveys the bit stream to a channel selector-decoder box on the television in which-- as in a CD player-- the digital information is converted to analog, and the screen displays an uncompromised picture.
• Without this feature, the user would have to use the channel selector to switch to the channel where the last message occurred . ( This option can cause confusion and users must be trained to understand this feature .)
• "Dozens of characters, dozens of settings, sendups of all kinds of media genres : ` The Simpsons'ranges so widely across the social and cultural landscape of the country that it allows you to channel-surf without touching the channel selector, " said Whitehead.
• The machine had no power switch or any moving parts ( with the exception of a VHF TV channel selector switch present on early " ZX81 USA " models and the Timex-Sinclair 1000 ) and used a pressure-sensitive membrane keyboard for manual input.
• Well, there I was, mindlessly punching the channel selector on the remote control while looking for a TV show that might captivate me for more than 30 seconds, when I stumbled into Game 5 of the American League playoff series between the Seattle Mariners and the New York Yankees.
• During the progress of a call the setting-up apparatus first connected the caller to a register equipment and later connected the caller to their correspondent by way of the " highway " switch, a channel selector choosing a free channel suitable for the call, that was, one available to both subscribers.
• One of the novelty items was a simple volume control rocker switch and a pre-set radio station channel selector installed on the instrument binnacle within reach of the right hand; the opposite side of the instrument binnacle had a button to open, tilt or close the standard equipped glass moonroof with sun shade.