Westinghouse SK-H640G series--menu system

Westinghouse made the unusual decision to base its menu system around a row of often arbitrary symbols along the top of the screen that are, thankfully, supplemented by yellow text names. Our favorite is the almost whimsical tube of mercury that represents, yes, color temperature. We wouldn't mind this simple arrangement, which seems more appropriate to an entry-level TV than the complex systems found on many competitors' models, if the company had included actual numbers along with the bar graphs representing levels for items like contrast and brightness. As it stands, there's no easy way to dial in a particular setting, aside from counting pips on the bar.