USER MANUAL Digital HDTV Receiver with built in Conax Cardreader TRIAX C-209CX Version EN triax.com

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1 USER MANUAL Digital HDTV Receiver with built in Conax Cardreader Model Item no. TRIAX C-209CX Version EN triax.com

2 Contents Important - Read these instructions fully before installing or operating 31 Features 32 Accessories included 32 Remote Control 33 Viewing Controls and Connections 34 Inserting Batteries in the Remote Control 35 Antenna Connection 35 Connecting the Set-Top Box to a TV Set 35 Network Connection (Optional) 35 Power Connection 35 Power ON/OFF 35 Getting Started 36 First Time Installation 36 Selecting Language 36 Specifying Country, TV Type, Display Format, Resolution 36 Automatic Channel Scan 36 Getting Started 37 Basic Operations 37 Changing Channels 37 Adjusting Volume 37 Viewing On-Screen Information 37 Viewing Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) 37 Getting Started 38 Basic Operations 38 Viewing Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) Cont. 38 Instant Recording 38 Time Shifting 38 Text TV 38 Basic Features 39 Managing Channels/Favourites 39 Channel Management 39 Channel Management 39 Basic Features 40 Managing Channels/ Favourites Cont. 40 Favourite Management 40 Media Browser 41 USB - Videos 41 Media Browser 42 USB - Photos & Music 42 Media Browser 43 Media Server 43 Advanced Features 44 Internet Portal 44 Setup Channel Installation 45 Setup 46 Channel Installation 46 Setup 47 Country - Output Settings - Receiver Upgrade 47 Setup 48 Menu Locking - Time - Power - Language 48 Setup 49 Recording - Format HDD - Internet 49 Setup 50 Recordings Library 50 Setup 51 Loading & Saving Settings, Timers 51 Setup 52 Conditional Access 52 Product Support 53 HbbTV 53 Product Support 54 Trouble Shooting 54 Product Support 55 GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS 55 HARDWARE CONFIGURATION 55 DIGITAL CAPABILITIES 55 DEMODULATION 55 VIDEO 55 AUDIO 55 Product Support 56 REMOTE CONTROL 56 TUNERS 56 USB POWER SUPPLY 56 FRONT PANEL 56 AUDIO 56 DIGITAL AUDIO 56 A/V & DATA IN/OUT 56

3 Safety Information Important - Read these instructions fully before installing or operating Introduction Read this manual thoroughly before operating this device,. Retain this manual for future reference. Safety Precautions Power Source The set must only be operated with V AC, 50 Hz power supply. Ensure that the correct voltage setting is selected if variable voltage power supply is used. WARNING: Disconnect power from the device if it is not to be used for an extended period of time. Power Cord Do not place objects on the power cord or tie a knot in it. Occasionally check the condition of the power cord. Repair to or replacement of the power cord must only be performed by a qualified technician. Receiver Do not expose the receiver to external heat sources. Do not expose the receiver to high humidity, fluid, or condensation. Place the receiver on a solid and safe surface. Ensure that good air circulation is provided. Do not place the receiver on a surface, such as fabric, that can impede correct ventilation. Symbols used in this manual The following symbols are used in this manual. WARNING Ignoring instructions indicated with WARNING can result in serious injury or death. CAUTION Ignoring instructions indicated with CAUTION can result in injury or damage to the device. IMPORTANT Important instructions relating to correct usage of the device. Read these instructions carefully to avoid damaging the device. NOTE: Relevant information about a particular operation are marked with NOTE. Batteries Warning: Incorrect installation of batteries may cause battery leakage and corrosion, resulting in damage to the remote control. Do not mix old and new batteries, or batteries of different types. Do not attempt to recharge non-rechargeable batteries. Do not dispose of batteries in a fire. Do not dispose of batteries with normal household waste, take to a local recycling centre. 31

4 Getting Started Features 4000 TV channels and radio programs Media Browser ( USB 2.0 ) support DVB-C Compliant HDMI Output ( 576p, 720p, 1080i resolutions support) HBBTV support Timeshifting Channel lock Present/Next event information (7-DAY-EPG) Recording Timer Parental lock at menu Signal strength bar for transponders Multi language audio support Digital audio port (optical) Teletext function support ( DVB ) Resetting to factory settings option TV SCART Various channel search options: Network search Auto PID correction (except user defined PIDs) Digital Decoding Properties: Video Out: PAL 32-bit OSD color, 720x576 pixels for PAL System switching (TV/RADIO) Last watched channel saving IR remote control Accessories included Remote Control Coax-F connector adapter Batteries: 2 x AAA Instruction Book NOTE: Check the accessories after purchasing. 32

5 Getting Started Remote Control Mute Standby Favorite list Internet portal Switch betweentv/radio broadcasts Numeric buttons Media browser Previous channel Library of recordings Volume Up/Down Exit Info Channel Up/Downd Electronic Programme Guide Menu Back OK/Channel list Navigation Play Record Search backwards Display Teletext Subtitles Stop Search forwards Pause/Timeshift Options Language Coloured buttons 33

6 Getting Started Viewing Controls and Connections Front Panel On/Off 2. Channel down 3. Channel up 4. USB port 5. Cardreader Back Panel AUDIO: Audio Output 2. RF OUT/TV: To watch analogue channels on the TV. 3. CABLE RF IN: Aerial input. 4. HDMI OUT: HDMI connection. 5. LAN: Ethernet input. 6. SCART (TV): If your TV has a scart connector, you can connect the box to your TV using a scart cable. 7. DIGITAL AUDIO OUT: Outputs digital audio to an external device. Refer to the audio system s instruction book for further information. 8. DC IN: Tc connect the supplied AC power adapter. 34

7 AUDIO L DIGITAL RF OUT/TV AUDIO OUT R SCART (TV) CABLE RF IN ETHERNET HDMI OUTPUT Getting Started Inserting Batteries in the Remote Control Remove the battery cover located on the back of the remote control. Place two AAA/R3 (2 X 1.5Volt) batteries in the remote control and attach the battery cover. The approximate range of the remote control is 7m/23ft. NOTE: Remove the batteries from the remote control when it is not to be used for a long period. Antenna Connection Connect the antenna cable to the CABLE RF IN port on the back of the set-top box. Use the Coax-F connector adapter (supplied). The RF OUT/TV port is used to send the cable signal directly to the TV without using the functionality supplied by the set-top box Connecting the Set-Top Box to a TV Set Connect the set-top box to the TV with either a scart or HDMI cable. High definition quality signals are sent to the TV if the HDMI Out port is used. This is the preferred connection method. RGB or CVBS signals are provided via the scart (TV) port. Network Connection (Optional) A network cable can be used with the set-top box. Connect a network cable to the LAN port on the back of the set-top box. Power Connection IMPORTANT: The set top box is designed to operate on V AC, 50 Hz. Connect the power adaptor to the mains power and to the DC-IN port on the back of the set-top box.. The set-top box will start initializing and INIT is displayed on the front panel. Power ON/OFF A red light (Standby) is displayed on the set-top box when the initialization is complete. Press the Standby button on the remote control. 35

8 Getting Started First Time Installation The First Time Installation menu is displayed when the set-top box is started for the first time. NOTE: The First Time Installation menu is also displayed when the set-top box is started from standby mode AND there no channels are stored in the channel list. NOTE:The set-top box is also reset by selecting the First Time Installation function. Automatic Channel Scan Frequency ranges are specified via the Automatic Channel Scan menu. Selecting Language Set the Start Frequency and Stop Frequency as desired (with / and numeric buttons). Set the Search Step as either 8000 KHz or 1000 KHz. Selecting 1000 KHz results in a detailed and therefore longer scan process. Change the Symbol Rate values if required. Press OK. Select the desired language (with / buttons). Press OK. Specifying Country, TV Type, Display Format, Resolution The channel scan starts and SCAN is displayed on the set-top box s display. The blue progress bar shows the status of the scan and the found channels are listed. NOTE: Press EXIT to cancel the channel search. Select the relevant Country, TV type, Display Format and HD output resolution (with / and / buttons). Press OK. The Scan Statistics screen is displayed, which shows the number of channels scanned, and the total number of services found, grouped by TV and radio services. Press OK 36

9 Getting Started Basic Operations Changing Channels Use either of the following methods to select a channel: Use the numeric buttons (0-9). Press the numeric butons quickly to enter two or three digit channel numbers. Press the CH / buttons to move up or down to the next channel. Press the OK button to display the channel list, select the desired channel (with / buttons) and press OK. Viewing Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) EPG receives programme information for channels via the 7-DAY-EPG. An info bar showing all available commands is displayed. Press the EPG button to view the EPG menu. Adjusting Volume The set-top box s volume setting is independent of the volume setting on the TV set. Increase or decrease the volume with the VOL+/- buttons. The specified volume level is saved in the set-top box and is active when it is restarted. IMPORTANT: Ensure that the volume levels on the set-top box and the TV are synchronised to avoid high volume levels upon TV start-up. Mute Press to mute the sound on the set-top box. Press again or use the VOL +/- buttons to cancel unmute. Viewing On-Screen Information Press the INFO button to view information on the active channel: Current event name, next event name, start and end time, resolution, channel number and name, teletext availability, and favourite status. CH : Displays the previous day s programmes. CH : Displays the next day s programmes. Yellow button (Zoom): Changes the size of the info boxes. Blue button (Search channel): Displays channel search options. Red button : Page Up. Green button : Page Down. OK: Opens the options menu. Views current broadcast and sets reminders/records for programmes Info (Details): Displays the programmes in detail. Now ( ) : Jumps to the current time. Choose genre (SUBT): Genre selection option. Select Channel Use this option to switch to the selected programme. Page Left ( ): Shifts page forwards. Page Right (tt): Shifts page backwards. Search(Text): Provides programme search functionality. Press the TEXT button to view the Search menu. Record: The set-top box will record the selected progamme Additional information on the programme currently being shown can be viewed by pressing INFO again. Press EXIT to close the INFO pane. NOTE: The information displayed is dependant on the service distributor. 37

10 Getting Started Basic Operations Viewing Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) Cont. Record Programme NOTE: A USB storage device must be connected to use the Record function. Select the desired programme in the EPG menu and press OK. The Event Options screen will be displayed. Select Record and press OK. The recording is defined. Delete Timer Defined records are deleted by higlighting the programme, pressing the OK button and selecting the Cancel Record option. NOTE: Only channels that are being recorded can be viewed IF two recordings are active. Instant Recording Recordings for up to four events can be scheduled via Instant Recording. Press the (Record) button to start recording an event while watching a programme. The following OSD is displayed and recording starts: Time Shifting In timeshifting mode, the programme is paused and simultaneously recorded to the connected USB storage device. Press (PAUSE) button while watching a broadcast to switch to timeshifting mode. Press the (PLAY) button to resume watching the paused programme. Playback is performed at x1 playback speed. The timeshift difference between the real and the timeshifted programme is displayed in the info bar. Use the / (PREVIOUS/NEXT) buttons to move forwards or backwards through the timeshift playback. Press the (STOP) button to exit timeshifting mode. (*) The available duration of simultaneous timeshifting recordings is determined by the capacity of the connected USB storage device and via Max. Timeshift in the Recordings Configuration menu. See the section, Recordings for more information on the Max. Timeshift setting. Note: It is not possible to switch to a different broadcast or source, or view the main menu when time shifting is active. Text TV Press the (STOP) button to cancel instant recording. The following OSD will be displayed: Press the TEXT button to activate the Teletext broadcasting. Use the RED, GREEN, YELLOW and BLUE buttons as idicated on the TEXT screen Press MENU to exit from Teletext. NOTE: Teletext function s availability depends on the broadcaster. Select Yes and press OK to cancel instant recording. NOTE: Only channels being recorded can be viewed if two recordings are active. 38

11 Basic Features Managing Channels/Favourites Channel Management Stations stored in the set-top box are displayed in Channel List. Press MENU on the remote control. Channel Management Deleting Channels Select Channel List and press OK. NOTE: The channel list is also displayed by pressing the OK button when viewing a broadcast. Select the channel to be deleted. Select Delete and press OK. A confirmation message will be displayed. Select YES to delete the selected channel or NO to cancel. Press OK. NOTE: Use the Yellow button to select a channel or use the Blue button to select all channels. NOTE: It is not possible to delete a channel if it is currently being viewed. Renaming Channels Select the channel to be renamed. Operating the Channel List Move through the channels with the / buttons. Press the RED or GREEN buttons to move page up or page down. Highlight the desired channel ( / buttons), highlight the Select item ( / buttons) and press the OK button. Filtering Channels This option defines which type of channels are visible in the channel list and therefore selectable via the CH / buttons on the remote control. Press the P<P button on the remote control. Select which channel types are to be filtered. Select Edit Name and press OK. Specify the new name, e.g., b character changes to a by pressing or to c by pressing. Navigate between the characters with the / buttons. The numeric buttons can also be used to replace the current character; e.g. press 1 twice to replace the current character with B Press OK to save the new name. NOTE: Press MENU to cancel editing. 39

12 Basic Features Managing Channels/Favourites Cont. Moving Channels Select the channel to be moved. Favourite Management Setting Favourites Press MENU or EXIT when finished. Select Favourites and press OK. The Edit Favourite List menu is displayed. Select Move and press OK. Enter the new number for the selected channel and press OK. Locking Channels Select the channel to be locked. Select Lock and press OK. Enter the PIN numer and press OK. Note: The active PIN number will be (0000) if it has not previously been changed. Adding a Channel to Favourites List Select the channel to be added to the favourites list and press OK. A Star icon is displayed next to the channel. Continue adding channels to the favourites list. Press MENU or EXIT when finished. Press FAV on the remote control to make the settop box function in FAV mode. NOTE: Only channels specified as being favourites can be selected when the set-top box functions in FAV mode. Removing a Channel from Favourite List Select the channel to be removed from the favourite list and press OK. Press MENU or EXIT when finished. NOTE: Use the Yellow button to select a channel or use the Blue button to select all channels. 40

13 Media Browser USB - Videos Media Browser The set-top box can play media music, video and picture files that are located on a USB storage media or on a DLNA media server (network connection required). Press MENU on the remote control. Video Files Select USB-Device and press OK. Select VIDEOS and press OK. All video files are displayed. Select Media Browser and press OK. Viewing USB Storage Device Contents This option plays music, video and photos from a USB storage device. Important: Disconnect power to the set-top box before connecting the USB storage device. Connect the USB storage device and turn on the set-top box. Formating the USB storage device can resolve certain technical problems. See Format HDD for more information. NOTE: Some USB compliant devices may not be supported. Jump (Letter buttons): Jumps to the selected file using the numeric buttons. Play This (OK button): Plays the selected file. Play ( button): Plays all media files in the folder starting with the selected file. AUDIO: Sorts files by name. BLUE: Changes media type. Play ( button): Play files. Pause ( button) : Pauses the playback. Stop ( button) : Stops playing the file. Rewind ( button): Goes backward. Fast Forward ( button): Goes forward. GREEN : Jumps to the selected time. AUDIO: Sets subtitle or audio. YELLOW : Sets subtitle time correction. RED: Sets subtitle position on the screen. BLUE: Sets subtitle size. SUBT: Enables/disables subtitles. EXIT : Exit video. MENU: Go to the previous menu. Supported video types:.avi / mpg / mkv / mp4 NOTE: Rewind and Fast Forward features are unavailable while playing videos via DLNA. 41

14 Media Browser USB - Photos & Music Photos files Select USB-Device and press OK. Select PHOTOS and press OK. All photo files are listed. Music files Select USB-Device and press OK. Select MUSIC and press OK. All music files are listed. Jump (Numeric buttons) : Jump to the desired file. OK : (OK) Displays the selected picture in full screen. Slideshow ( ): Starts the slideshow containing all photos in the folder. AUDIO: Sorts files by date. BLUE: Changes media type. YELLOW: Sets the slideshow interval. Slideshow Options Select USB-Device and press OK. Select PHOTOS and press OK. All photo files are displayed. Play to start the slideshow. Pause ( ) : Pauses the slideshow. Stop ( ) : Stops playing the file. GREEN : Activates Loop/Shuffle mode. Previous/Next ( ) Jumps to previous or next file. Rotate ( / ) : Rotates the photo. Exit : Returns to the file list.. Jump (Numeric buttons): Jumps to the selected file using the numeric buttons. Play This (OK button): Plays the selected file. Play ( ): Plays all media files in the folder starting with the selected one. Stop ( ): Stops playing the file. Pause ( ): Pauses playing the file. AUDIO: Sorts the files. INFO: Activates loop/shuffle mode. BLUE: Changes media type. Previous/Next ( / ): Jumps to previous or next file. ALL Files Select USB-Device and press OK. Select ALL and press OK. All files on the USB storage device, regardless of file type, are displayed. The playback functionality used is based on the type of file selected. 42

15 Media Browser Media Server This option plays music, video and photos from a DLNA media server. Press MENU on the remote control. The following is displayed if a DLNA media server cannot be located on the network. Select Media Browser and press OK. The DLNA media server(s) located on the network are listed. Check the status of the network via the Internet Settings menu. Check that the media server is powered on and attached to the network, and that it is correctly configured as a DLNA media server. Press the Search button to attempt to locate the DLNA server. Select the desired DLNA media server and press Search. The selected media server screen will show up The audio files located on the server are listed. 43

16 Advanced Features Internet Portal Internet portal feature adds your set-top box a feature that allows you connect a server on the Internet and view content via icons/shortcuts. NOTE: The speed and stability of the network/ internet connection is of high importance when using the internet portal. An 8 mbit connection is recommended. Press the portal button on the remote. Use the /, / buttons on the remote to navigate the internet portal. Press the OK button to activate the selected content. Follow the on-screen instrructions provided by the service provider. NOTE: Pictures, links, services displayed in the internet portal are controlled by the content service provider, and are subject to change. 44

17 Setup Channel Installation Main Menu Detailed settings can be configured to suit personal preferences or hardware compatibility issues. Press MENU on the remote control. Automatic Channel Scan This option populates the channel list by automatically searching for available channels. NOTE: Existing channel and favourite lists are deleted when an automatic channel search is performed. Select Setup and press OK. Select Automatic Channel Search and press OK. Select Installation and press OK. Select the frequency ranges to be scanned via the Start and Stop Frequency fields. Set Search Step to 8000 KHz or 1000 KHz. Press OK to start the search. NOTE: Selecting 1000 KHz results in the channel search being more detailed, and extends the search time accordingly. The set-top box starts searching for available channels, with the blue bar showing the progress of the scan. NOTE: Press EXIT to stop the channel search. 45

18 Setup Channel Installation Manual Search This option adds a user-defined channel to the channel list. Select Manual Search and press OK. NOTE: Selecting 1000 KHz results in the channel search being more detailed, and extends the search time accordingly. Press OK to start the search. NOTE: Press MENU to cancel the channel search. First Time Installation This option restores the set-top-box to the default factory configuration. Refer to Getting Started/First time installation section for more information. Enter the desired Frequency, Modulation and Symbol Rate with the numeric buttons. Press OK. The new channel (if found) will be added to the channel list. NOTE: Press MENU to stop the channel search. Network Search This option populates the channel list by searching the network. NOTE: Existing channel and favourite lists are deleted when when a network search is performed. Select Network Search and press OK. Select the frequency ranges to be scanned via the Start and Stop Frequency fields. Set Search Step to 8000 KHz or 1000 KHz. 46

19 Setup Country - Output Settings - Receiver Upgrade Press MENU on the remote control. Output Settings Select Output Settings and press OK. Select Setup with the / buttons and press the OK button. Select Configuration with the / buttons and press the OK button. Country This select displays the country that was selected when the set-top box was installed for the first time. The country setting can only be modified by running First Time Installation again. The following fields are displayed: TV Type. Select 16:9 format for wide-screen TV sets and 4:3 format for standard TV sets. Display Format. Select Auto, Letter Box or Pan & Scan for 4:3 format TV sets and Auto, Pillar Box or Zoom for 16:9 format TV sets. SCART mode. Select RGB or CVBS. Although the RGB format results in better quality pictures, not all equipment accomodate RGB signals. Prefer Dolby Digital. Select Yes or No. SPDIF Output. Select LPCM or Dolby D. HDMI Resolution. Select 576P, 720P or 1080i. AUDIO Delay. Specify the value that the audio is to be delayed by. Note: This setting is used to correct audio/video syncronization issues when Optical Audio is used for audio signal transmission. Receiver Upgrade This setting ensures that the set-top box always has the most up to date information. Select Receiver Upgrade and press OK. Set Automatic scanning to Enabled if the set-top box is or Disabled. Select Scan for upgrade and press OK to commence the upgrade. 47

20 Setup Menu Locking - Time - Power - Language Menu Locking This setting limits menu accessibilty. Select Menu Locking and press OK. The following fields are displayed: Menu Lock Select the Menu Lock Mode to be used. DISABLED : All menus are accessible. ALL MENUS : All menus are accessible if the correct PIN code has been entered. INSTALLATION : The installation menu is only accessible if the correct PIN code has been entered. All other menus are available. Set Pin This setting is used to change the PIN number. Note: The active PIN number will be (0000) if it has not previously been changed. Select Set PIN and press OK. Enter the new four digit PIN number with the numeric buttons. Verify the new PIN number by entering it a second time. Important: Record the new PIN number. Automatic Power Down This setting defines if the set-top box will automatically power off when not used for a long period of time. Select Automatic Power Down. Set this setting to Yes or No. Note: Automatic Power Down is activated by default. Language Settings Press MENU on the remote control. Select Setup and press OK. Time Settings Select Time Settings and press OK. Select Time Zone. Select Auto or Manual. The Time Zone field can only be modified if Manual has been selected. Use the / buttons to set the time zone between GMT-12 og GMT+12. The Actual Time will be changed in accordance with the selected time zone. Select Language Settings and press OK. Language Menu Low Power This setting defines whether the set-top box will function in low power mode, which reduces electricity usage. Select Low Power. Set this setting to Yes or No. Note: Low power is activated by default. This setting is used to define the language output by the set-top box. Menu: Select the language used in the menus and press OK. Audio: Select the audio language and press OK. Subtitle: Select the subtitle language and press OK. Guide: Select the EPG language and press OK. Press MENU when finished.. 48

21 Setup Recording - Format HDD - Internet Recording Configuration Select Recording Configuration and press OK. Internet Settings The Internet Settings tool is used to configure a wired network connection for accessing Internet and/or DLNA Media Server content. Check that a network cable has been inserted into the set-top box s network port. Press MENU on the remote control. The following options are available: Discard This setting defines if exisitng recording files will be deleted when the USB storage device is full AND a timer is set to record. None: No recordings will be deleted and the requested timer recording will not start. Oldest: The oldest recordings will be deleted to make space for the timer recording. Longest: The longest (largest file size) recordings will be deleted to make space for the timer recording. Shortest: The shortest (smallest file size) recordings will be deleted to make space for the timer recording. Unplayed: Recordings that have not been played will not be deleted if EXCLUDED is selected. Selecting INCLUDED results in recordings being deleted if they have been played. Format HDD The Format HDD tool can be used to help solve most USB storage media problems. ALL content on the attached USB hard-disk or memory stick is deleted, and the storage media is formatted in FAT32 format. Important: Back up important recordings on the USB storage media before using the Format HDD tool. Select Format HDD and press OK. Enter the PIN number when requested and press the OK. Note: The PIN number is 0000 unless this has previous been modified. Select YES and press OK to format the hard disk or select NO and press OK to cancel. Max Timeshift Select the maximum period to be recorded when timeshift recording is used. Select Setup and press the OK button. Select Internet Settings and press the OK button. The following options are available: Disable (Red button). Network access will be disabled. Static (Yellow button). Allows manual configuration of the fields in the Internet Settings window. Dynamic (Blue button). The default setting; automatically populates the fields with data from the router. Internet Speed Test (Green button). Used to test the data transfer speed from the router to the settop box. 49

22 Setup Recordings Library Recordings Library A USB storage device must be connected to the set-top box for the recording features to be available. Important: Disconnect power to the set-top box before connecting the USB storage device. Connect the USB storage device and turn on the set-top box. Press MENU on the remote control. Select Recordings Library and press OK. Play Options Play from start: Plays the recording from the beginning. Resume: Begins with playing from the last stopped position. Play from offset: Playback commences after the time specified in the Play from offset option. Manage chapters : Displays marked chapters. Displaying Chapter Options Press MENU while playing a recording to display the Chapter Options menu. All saved recordings are listed in the recordings library. Select the desired recording. BLUE button (Delete) :Deletes the selected recording. P<P button (Edit): Permits changes to the selected recording. Back to Start Of Chapter: Scrolls to the beginning of the current chapter. TEXT button (Sort): Changes the order of the recordings. (Resume): Resumes recording. INFO (Details): Displays the short extended programmes in detail. OK button: Activates the play options menu: NOTE: The main menu and menu items are not available during the playback. Create new chapter mark: Inserts a chapter mark in the recording. Forwards to next chapter: Scrolls to the next chapter. Back to start of chapter. Scrolls to the start of the chapter currently being viewed. Back to previous chapter: Scrolls to the previous chapter. 50

23 Setup Loading & Saving Settings, Timers Load Settings This setting loads the most recently saved channel table and settings profile. Press MENU on the remote control. Timers Press MENU on the remote control. Select Timers and press OK. Select Setup and press the OK button. Select Load Settings and press OK. A confirmation message will be displayed Select YES and press OK to confirm loading the settings, or select NO and press OK to cancel. Save Settings This setting saves channel tables and settings as a setting profile, which can be loaded via the use of the Load Settings menu item. Press MENU on the remote control. Press the YELLOW button on the remote control. The Add Timer window is displayed. Select Setup and press the OK button. Select Save Settings and press the OK button. A confirmation message will be displayed. Select YES and press the OK button to confirm saving the settings. Channel: Use the / buttons to navigate the through the channel list. Record Type: Record type will be displayed. Date: The date that the record is to start. Start: When the record is to start. End: When the record is to stop. Duration: Duration between Start and End time. Repeat: Specifies if the record is to occur only once or on a daily, or weekly basis. Playback: Use parental settings or select allow/ disallow to set parental playback options. Change/Delete: Permits or prohibits other users from making modifications. Green button: Saves the modification. Red button: Cancels the modification made. Blue button: Deletes saved recording times. 51

24 Setup Conditional Access Conditional Access/Cardreader Some channels cannot be accessed without use of a smartcard. Switch off the set-top box and unplug to from the mains. Insert the smard card into the set-top box. Connect the set-top box to the mains supply. Turn on the set-top box and wait until the card is activated. Press MENU. Filtering Channels Press the P<P button to activate the Channel List Filter function. and use / button to set the desired option. Only Filtered channels will be available for viewing if filter mode is not disabled. Select Conditional Access and press OK. Refer to the smard card instruction manual for details of the settings. IMPORTANT: The smart card or the set-top box may be damaged if the card is forcefully inserted. Press the YELLOW button on the remote control. The Add Timer window is displayed. Channel: Use the / buttons to navigate the through the channel list. Record Type: Record type will be displayed. Date: Enter the date that the record is to start via the / and numeric buttons. Start: Enter the time that the record is to start via the / and the numeric buttons. End: Enter the time that the record is to finish via the / and the numeric buttons. Duration: Duration between Start and End time. Repeat: Specify if the record is to occur only once or on a daily, or weekly basis. Playback: Use parental settings or select allow/ disallow to set parental playback options. Change/Delete: Permits or prohibits other user from making modifications. Green button: Saves the modification. Red button: Cancels the modification made. Blue button: Deletes saved recording times. 52

25 Product Support HbbTV HbbTV (Hybrid Broadcast Broadband TV) is a new industry standard that seamlessly combines TV services delivered via broadcast with services delivered via broadband and also enables access to Internet only services for consumers using connected TVs and set-top boxes. Services delivered through HbbTV include traditional broadcast TV channels, catch-up services, video-on-demand, EPG, interactive advertising, personalisation, voting, games, social networking and other multimedia applications. HbbTV applications are available on channels where they are signalled by the broadcaster. The broadcaster marks one application as autostart and this one is started by the platform automatically. The autostart applications are generally launched with a small red button icon to notify the user that there is an HbbTV application on that channel (The shape and the location of the red button depends on the application). The red button is displayed for some and then may disappear. The user then should press the red button to open the application page. After the page is displayed the user can go back to the initial red button icon state by pressing the red button again. The user can toggle between the red button icon mode and full UI mode of the application via pressing red button. It should be noted that the red button switching capability is provided by the application and some application may behave differently. Figure x: Service with red button application (taken from HbbTv specification) If the user swicthes to another channel while an HbbTv application is active (either in red button icon mode or full UI mode), the following scenarios can occur. - The application can continue running. - The application can be terminated. - The application can be terminated and another autostart red button application can be launched. HbbTv allows the applications to be retrieved both from broadband or broadcast. The broadcaster may enable both ways or one of them. If the platfrom does not have an operational broadband connection, the platform can still launch applications transmitted on broadcast. The autostart red button applications generally provide links to other applications. An example of this is shown below. The user then can switch to other applications by using the links provided. The applications should provide a way to terminate themselves, usually button 0 is used for this. Figure a: ARD start bar application a b Figure b: ARD EPG application, broadcast video is shown on the left bottom, can be terminated by pressing 0. HbbTv applications use keys on the remote control to interact with the user. When an HbbTv applications is launched, the control of some keys are owned by the application. For example, numeric channel selection may not work on a teletext application where the numbers indicate teletext pages. HbbTv requires AV streaming capability for the platform. There are numerous applications providing VOD (video on demand) and catch-up TV services. The user can use play, pause, stop, forward, and rewind keys on the remote control to interact with the AV content. In order not to experience any problems with HBBTV application, the speed of your internet connection is important. 8 mbit connection is recommended. 53

26 Product Support Trouble Shooting Problem Possible Reason What To Do LED is not lit. Power is not supplied to the set-top box. Check that the power cable is connected to the set-top box. No picture or sound. No signal or weak signal. Check the antenna cable on the set-top box and wall socket. Check the HMDI/SCART cables on the set-top box and the TV. Changes made to settings have not been saved. Power to the set-top box was disconnected before the settop box entered STANDBY. Ensure that the set-top box enters STANDBY mode before powering off the set-top box. Remote control does not function. virker ikke. PIN-Code is unknown.. Recordings are unavailable The set-top box is in STANDBY mode. The remote control is out of range. Batteries are wear or dead.. USB storage device is unrecognized. Press the Standby button. Check that the remote control is in range and that the IR receiver on the set-top box is not blocked. Replace the batteries. Perform a First Time Installation. This resets the PIN-Code to Remove the USB storage device. Power off the set-top box. Connect the USB storage device. Power up the set-top box... 54

27 Product Support GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS Power supply for set-top box: Preffered DC Adaptor: Input Frequency : Maximum Power Consumption : Standby power consumption : Operating temperature : Storage temerature : Humidity : Physical Dimensions : Weight : 12 V DC V AC, 50-60Hz MHz 14 W less than 0.5 W 5ºC - +40ºC -20ºC ile +70ºC 25 to 75 % rel 307x210x46 mm 1300 gr HARDWARE CONFIGURATION Main Processor : Flash Memory : DDRAM : BROADCOM BCM Mbyte 256 Mbyte DIGITAL CAPABILITIES DVB-C, MPEG2 DVB-C, MPEG4 DEMODULATION Modulation: VIDEO 4-QAM, 16-QAM, 32-QAM,64-QAM, 128-QAM and 256-QAM All MPEG2 MP@ML formats with up-conversion and filtering to CCIR601 format. Mpeg1 Mpeg2 MP@ML (SD), MP@HL(HD) Mpeg4 Part10 H264/AVC, HP@L4(HD), MP@L4(HD), MP@L3(SD), MP@HL(HD) CVBS analogue output RGB output AUDIO All MPEG1 Layer 1 and 2 modes Sampling frequencies supported are 32, 44.1 & 48kHz Mpeg1/Mpeg2 L1/L2 Mpeg1/Mpeg2 L3 (MP3) 55

28 Product Support REMOTE CONTROL Operating Distance Batteries TUNERS 7 m Max. 2x1.5V Micro (R-03/AAA) 1 xrf In IEC-type, female (75Ohm) 1 x RF Out (loop through) IEC-type, male (75Ohm) USB POWER SUPPLY 500mA max FRONT PANEL Display : VFD display Remote Control Keys On / Off Built-in CONAX cardreader AUDIO Output 2 Vrms, 0 dbfs / Z = 10 kohm DIGITAL AUDIO Output Optical SPDIF A/V & DATA IN/OUT Scart TV scart RGB Video Output TV scart Analog Audio Output TV scart Digital Audio Output Optical output 56

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