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USER MANUAL
Standard Definition
Digital Set Top Box
OPTICAL AUDIO
COMPONENT
VIA SCART
www.wintal.com.au
1
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Please observe the following safet
y
instructions carefull
y
o
p
erating this unit.
I
f
you nee
d
h
e
l
p, p
l
ease ca
ll
our nationa
l
trou
bl
es
h
ooting
h
e
l
p
l
ine on 1300 662 946.
Danger Sym
b
o
l
T
h
e
l
ig
h
tning
fl
as
h
wit
h
arrow
h
ea
d
s
ymbol within an equilateral triangle
Warning Sym
b
o
l
T
h
e exc
l
amation point wit
h
in an
equilateral triangle is intended
t
o a
l
ert t
h
e user to t
h
e presence
T
h
is sym
b
o
l
in
d
icates t
h
ere is a
d
angerous vo
l
tage
within th
e
C
A
U
TI
O
N
Swallowing batteries could be fatal. Alwa
y
s kee
p
the unit and an
y
batteries inaccessible to
y
oung
c
h
i
ld
ren. I
f
a
b
attery
h
as
b
een swa
ll
owe
d
, consu
l
t a me
d
ica
l
d
octor imme
d
iate
l
y
.
Also, kee
p
an
y
p
lastic
p
ackaging out of the reach of children to avoid danger of suffocation.
Protect the
p
ower cord from
p
h
y
sical or mechanical abuse, such as being twisted,
p
inched, closed
i
n a
d
oor, or wa
lk
e
d
upon. Pay particu
l
ar attention to p
l
ugs wa
ll
out
l
ets, an
d
t
h
e point w
h
ere t
h
e
cor
d
exits t
h
e app
l
iance
.
Setting t
h
e pro
d
uct up sa
f
e
ly
C
hoose a fl at, fi rm surface to set the
p
roduct u
p
on. Make sure that:
the ventilation slots are not covered (ensure at least 10 cm distance from any walls
)
no foreign bodies or fl uid can enter the unit
(
e.g., do not place vases on the unit
)
the unit cannot come into contact with dri
pp
ing water, s
p
lashed water or humidit
y
the unit is not directly exposed to sunlight or other direct heat
(
e.g. from radiators
)
no open
fi
re sources, suc
h
as can
dl
es, are p
l
ace
d
on t
h
e uni
t
K
ee
p
t
h
e mains connections accessi
ble
C
onnect the unit to an easily accessible power socket
(
90 – 240 V, 50
/
60 Hz
)
close to the unit. In
case t
h
e unit
h
as to
b
e
d
isconnecte
d
q
uic
kl
y, t
h
e power point nee
d
s to
b
e wit
h
in easy reac
h
.
D
o not carry out repair
s
In case the
p
ower su
pp
l
y
cord or the unit is damaged, switch off at the mains then carefull
y
p
ul
l
out the
p
lug immediatel
y
.
Un
d
er no circumstances s
h
ou
ld
you attempt to open or repair t
h
e unit yourse
lf
.
T
here is a danger of electric shock
!
Refer all servicing to our Service Centre or to a qualifi ed workshop.
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2
O
perating ambient temperature range
The operating ambient temperature range for your unit is 5°C – 40°C (41°F – 104°F) with humidity
o
f
20 – 80%. W
h
en using t
h
e unit in a system rac
k
,
b
e sure to
k
eep t
h
e am
b
ient temperature
within this tem
p
erature range
.
Thunderstorms
I
f
you
l
eave t
h
e unit unatten
d
e
d
f
or a
l
ong perio
d
o
f
time,
d
isconnect t
h
e unit
f
rom
b
ot
h
t
h
e
mains and the aerial. The use of surge
p
rotectors can
p
rotect the unit from
p
ower surges caused
by
thunderstorms.
B
attery disposal
Empty
b
atteries
d
o not
b
e
l
ong wit
h
h
ouse
h
o
ld
re
f
use. Batteries must
b
e
d
ispose
d
o
f
at a
designated disposal
/
recycle point. Contact your local authorities to locate your nearest battery
d
isposa
l
point. P
l
ease care
f
or our environment
.
Cl
eanin
g
t
h
e uni
t
Alwa
y
s disconnect the unit from the mains before cleaning the unit.
When cleaning the unit, onl
y
use a moistened, soft cloth. Do not a
pp
l
y
chemical solvents or
cleaning agents, as they may damage the surface and/or labelling of the unit.
The device is labelled with the CE sign and conforms to the requirements of the regulations
89
/
336
/
EEC and 71
/
23
/
EEC.
CONTENTS
S
AFETY INSTR
UC
TI
O
NS
1
Setting the product up safely
1
K
eep the mains connections accessible
1
D
o not carr
y
out repairs
1
O
perating am
b
ient temperature range
2
Thun
d
erstorms
2
B
atter
y
disposa
l
2
C
leanin
g
the uni
t
2
FI
RS
T
US
E
4
U
npacking
4
E
as
y
Install Guide
4
Op
tiona
l
devices
6
O
PERATIN
G
Y
O
UR SET T
O
P B
O
X
7
BASI
C
SETTIN
G
S
8
G
ENE
R
AL
O
PE
R
ATI
O
N
O
F Y
OUR
SET T
O
P B
OX
9
C
HANNEL SELE
C
TI
O
N 1
0
C
HANNEL LIST
1
1
EP
G
- ELE
C
T
RO
NI
C
P
ROGR
AM
GU
IDE
1
2
The status pane
l
1
2
T
h
e EPG
1
2
O
SD TELETEXT
1
3
C
losed Captions
(
subtitles
)
1
3
TIMER
1
4
P
rogramming timers using the EPG
1
4
S
ELECTION OF AUDIO
/
RADIO CHANNEL 1
5
CO
NFI
G
URATI
O
N
O
F THE RE
C
EIVER
1
6
B
asic settings
1
6
G
eneral Options 1
6
O
SD
/
EPG
1
6
R
ece
p
tion
1
7
Signal Output 1
7
E
xtras
1
7
F
actor
y
defau
l
ts
1
7
EDITIN
G
THE
C
HANNEL LIST 1
8
AUT
O
MATI
C
SEAR
C
H
1
9
P
er
f
orming an automatic search
1
9
S
e
l
ec
t
c
hann
e
l
s
win
do
w 1
9
S
I
G
NAL STREN
G
TH INDI
C
AT
O
R
2
0
A
ntenna ad
j
ustmen
t
2
0
G
AMES
2
1
B
locks
2
1
Snak
e
2
1
T
R
O
UBLESH
OO
TIN
G
2
2
WARRANTY INF
O
RMATI
ON
2
3
4
First Use
Un
p
ac
k
in
g
Please ensure that the followin
g
i
tems
h
ave
b
een inc
l
u
d
e
d
wit
h
d
e
l
ivery
:
R
ecei
v
e
r
u
n
it
R
e
m
o
t
e
co
ntr
o
l
U
ser Manua
l
2 batteries (LR03 “AAA”) for remote contro
l
A
V
c
a
b
l
e
SCART to S-Video/ Composite Video + Audio
(
Left & Right
)
SCART to Component + Audio (Left & Right)
C
om
p
osite AV Cable
If an
y
of these are missing,
p
lease contact
y
our retailer.
E
asy Install Guide
Connect your te
l
evision aeria
l
to t
h
e RF IN soc
k
et on t
h
e set top
b
o
x
Make a video connection from
y
our Set To
p
Box to
y
our television b
y
connecting one o
f
the following cables to SCART IN. Use the highest quality connection that is available on
y
our te
l
evision.
L
e
a
d
Qualit
y
L
abel on Televisio
n
SCART
Video (yellow
)
M
ode
rat
e
A
V1 | AV2 | Video In | CVB
S
SC
ART
S
-Vi
deo
H
igh
S
-VIDEO | SVHS | Y
/
C
SCART
Component (red, green, and blue
)
H
i
gh
es
t
Y
C
b
Cr
|
RGB
Th
en ma
k
e an au
d
io connection using one o
f
t
h
e
f
o
ll
owing. Use t
h
e
h
ig
h
est
q
ua
l
ity
connection available. You ma
y
connect to an audio am
p
lifi er for a more
p
owerful sound.
Lea
d
Qualit
y
L
abel on Television
/
Am
p
SCART
A
udio (red, white
)
G
oo
d
A
V1 (L/R) | AV2 (L/R)
O
ptical
(
not supplied
)
H
i
g
hes
t
O
p
tical in | Digital i
n
C
oaxial (not supplied)
H
ig
h
es
t
S
PDIF in | Digita
l
coax in
S
witch your television to the appropriate input
(
AV
)
mode. For instance, if you connected
the video lead to AV1, select AV1 using the input button (also called TV/AV or Mode) on
y
our TV remote (see your television manual for more information
)
T
urn on the set to
p
box. Please note that if there is a green dot scrolling across the LED
d
isp
l
ay, t
h
en t
h
e unit is in stan
d
-
by
Af
ter t
h
e Winta
l
start up screen, t
h
e option is given
f
or you to se
l
ect t
h
e menu
l
anguage.
(
If this option is not displayed, perform a factory reset, below
)
Please select you
r
language &
p
ress OK
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1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
USER
MANUAL
5
Th
en se
l
ect your country & press O
K
S
elect
y
our State &
p
ress O
K
Se
l
ec
t
Se
ar
c
h
C
hann
e
l
s
& Pr
ess
OK
Once search has completed (May take several minutes) select Sav
e
P
l
ease Note: You can restart t
h
is process at any time
b
y
d
oing a
f
actory reset
;
Pr
ess
M
e
n
u
B
u
tt
o
n
o
n r
e
m
o
t
e
S
elect Main Menu, Press O
K
S
e
l
ect E
d
it Settings, press OK
S
e
l
ect Factory De
f
au
l
ts, press OK
Press OK to reset factor
y
defaults
If usin
g
the SCAR
T
S-Video Cable for connection
;
Press Menu
b
utton on remot
e
S
e
l
ect Main menu
,
Press OK
S
elect Edit Settings,
p
ress OK
S
elect Signal Out
p
ut, Press OK
Change the Video Format TV to Y/C
Ex
i
t Menu to sav
e
If using the SCAR
T
C
om
p
onent Cable for connection
;
Pr
ess
M
e
n
u
bu
tt
o
n
o
n r
e
m
o
t
e
S
e
l
ect Main menu, Press OK
S
e
l
ect E
d
it Settings, press OK
S
elect Signal Out
p
ut, Press OK
Chan
g
e the Video Format TV to YCbCr
Exit Menu to sav
e
T
o change Aspect ratio between 16:9 Widescreen, 4:3
(
Letterbox
)
& 4:3
(
Full Screen
)
Pr
ess
M
e
n
u
B
u
tt
on
S
elect Main Menu, Press O
K
S
e
l
ect E
d
it Settings, Press OK
S
elect Signal Out
p
ut, Press OK
S
elect TV Screen & scroll between 16:9 Widescreen, 4:3
(
Letterbox
)
& 4:3
(
Full Screen
)
Exit M
e
n
us
t
o
s
av
e
6.
7.
8.
9.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
6
O
ptional device
s
A
udio L
/R
I
f
y
ou wish to hear su
p
erior sound through
y
our Hi-fi Stereo s
y
stem
y
ou can do so
b
y
using a stereo cable.
V
i
d
eo Composite vi
d
eo out. Connect to your TV or VCR. Your TV or VCR must suppor
t
Composite IN
(
check your TV
/
VCR user manual
).
R
F Out
If
you wis
h
to sen
d
t
h
e regu
l
ar terrestria
l
aeria
l
signa
l
t
h
roug
h
to your TV or VCR
c
onnect t
h
e RF ca
bl
e
h
ere. RF ca
bl
e not inc
l
u
d
e
d
.
R
X
/
T
X
Fo
r a
u
th
o
ri
sed
se
rvi
ce
use
O
NLY
.
7
Operating your set top box
Op
erating the receiver is done using the su
pp
lied remote control. Navigation within menus is
carrie
d
out usin
g
t
h
e
b
uttons s
h
own
b
e
l
ow
:
P+
/
P
–
Moves the cursor in the menus u
p
- and down.
–
/
+
I
n
l
ists: pages up an
d
d
ow
n
I
n in
p
ut fi elds: changes o
p
tio
n
O
K
O
pen su
b
-menu, se
l
ect option or e
d
it t
h
e
c
urrent
l
y mar
k
e
d
entry
.
E
X
I
T
Le
av
e
th
e
a
c
tiv
e
m
e
n
u
SW
A
P
I
n menus wit
h
more t
h
an one win
d
ow, use SWAP
t
o move t
h
e cursor to t
h
e next win
d
ow.
M
EN
U
P
ress MENU once to access menu o
p
tions.
P
ress MENU twice to open t
h
e main menu.
INFO/EPG
P
ress once to open the EPG
(
electronic program
g
uide
)
for information on the current program.
P
ress INFO/EPG twice for information on all
p
rograms transmitted toda
y
. Note: extent of EPG
i
s de
p
endent on broadcaster.
L
IS
T
P
ress LIST
f
or a
l
ist o
f
avai
l
a
bl
e c
h
anne
l
s
.
8
Basic Settings
After switching on the receiver for the fi rst time or after using the Factor
y
Reset function,
y
ou
wi
ll
b
e as
k
e
d
to c
h
oose your OSD
l
anguage an
d
your geograp
h
ica
l
l
ocation. T
h
is in
f
orms t
h
e
receiver to scan using a preset c
h
anne
l
l
ist
f
or your
l
ocation.
Note: these channel lists are onl
y
u
p
-to-date when the receiver is
p
roduced or a software u
p
date
has been performed. To bypass scanning using these lists,
(
for instance, if certain available
channels are not found), select “other” as your location, the unit will perform a full frequency
sc
a
n.
Afterwards
y
ou should
p
erform the following ste
p
s:
Open t
h
e main men
u
S
e
l
ect “E
d
it Settings”
S
elect “Signal Out
p
ut”. Select the screen format for
y
our T
V
I
f
y
ou are using an am
p
lifi er, or wish to use the tv remote to ad
j
ust volume:
Re
d
uce t
h
e vo
l
ume o
f
your TV or amp
l
i
fi
er to it’s minimum
S
elect “Volume-b
yp
ass”
T
urn the volume up on your TV
/
amp as require
d
Leave t
h
e menu
b
y pressing EXIT, t
h
en se
l
ect “Save Settings”.
Press OK an
d
wait unti
l
t
h
e menu
d
isappears
.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
9
General operation of your set top box
You can choose the followin
g
remote control functions in normal TV viewin
g
mode
:
P+
/
P
–
Ch
ange to previous or next c
h
anne
l
in t
h
e c
h
anne
l
l
is
t
T
V
/
RADIO
Ch
ange
b
etween TV an
d
ra
d
io mo
d
e
–
/ +
V
olume down
/
up
Mute on
/
of
f
OK
D
isplay the status panel or use the
q
uick help functio
n
SW
A
P
C
han
g
e to the last chosen TV or radio channe
l
M
EN
U
E
nt
e
r th
e
m
e
n
u
Stand-by mode on/off
T
E
X
T
D
isplays Teletext
/
Closed captions.
10
Channel selection
The receiver kee
p
s an internal channel list in its memor
y
. This list contains all channels that were
f
oun
d
d
urin
g
t
h
e c
h
anne
l
scan. T
h
ere are severa
l
met
h
o
d
s o
f
se
l
ectin
g
a c
h
anne
l
:
P+
/
P
–
Ch
ange to previous or next c
h
anne
l
in t
h
e c
h
anne
l
l
is
t
T
V / RADIO
C
han
g
e to TV or radio mod
e
SW
A
P
C
hange back and forth between current and
p
reviousl
y
viewed channel.
T
h
e operating so
f
tware o
f
t
h
e receiver on
l
y notes t
h
e
l
ast c
h
anne
l
t
h
at was
active for at least one second. This means that you can change channels
q
uickly using the P+
/
P- button and these channels will be ignored by the SWAP
f
unction.
0
-
9
C
hange directl
y
to a channel b
y
using the number buttons. The change can
b
e shortened using the OK button
(
e.g. when you wish to enter a single fi gure
c
hannel number) or use EXIT to cancel
.
To s
p
eed u
p
the
p
rocess of entering a channel which is less then four digits,
kee
p
the button
p
ressed when entering the last digit.
11
Channel list
The channel list can be used in a number of wa
y
s
:
L
I
S
T
Shows the whole channel list. You can navigate using the P+
/
P– buttons to any
ch
anne
l
. Press OK to se
l
ect t
h
e c
h
anne
l.
EX
IT
You can also use the EXIT button to call u
p
the channel list.
T
V
/
RADIO
Ch
an
g
e to t
h
e TV or ra
d
io
l
is
t
0
-
9
You can a
l
so enter a c
h
anne
l
num
b
er using t
h
e num
b
er
b
uttons
d
irect
l
y. T
h
e
e
ntry can be shortened using the OK button
(
e.g. when you wish to enter a
s
ingle fi gure channel number
)
or EXIT to cancel.
12
EPG - Electronic program guide
Broadcasters can offer information on their
p
rograms such as the title and descri
p
tion of the
current and following program (the status panel). Additionally, they also have the option to
o
ff
er a program gui
d
e o
f
up to 64
d
ays in a
d
vance. Not a
ll
b
roa
d
casters o
ff
er t
h
e
f
u
ll
64
d
ays o
f
p
rogram information. Please check with the com
p
an
y
p
roviding the signal.
The status panel
W
h
en a c
h
anne
l
h
as
b
een se
l
ecte
d
, t
h
e tit
l
e an
d
a s
h
ort
d
escription o
f
t
h
e current program is
dis
p
la
y
ed in the status
p
anel. For further information o
p
en the EPG
.
Th
e
EP
G
T
h
e
f
o
ll
owing ta
bl
e exp
l
ains t
h
e
f
unctions o
f
t
h
e E
l
ectronic Program gui
d
e
:
Detai
l
e
d
v
iew
Detai
l
e
d
in
f
ormation on t
h
e current program is
d
isp
l
aye
d
b
y pressing t
h
e
INFO
/
EPG button
Detai
l
e
d
v
iew
of
f
o
ll
owing even
t
For information on the following program, move back and forth using + /
– on
y
our remote control.
Dail
y
overview
(
where available
)
The list of programs for the whole day is displayed by pressing the INFO
/
EPG
b
utton again w
h
en
d
etai
l
e
d
in
f
ormation
f
or t
h
e current program is
o
p
en.
The date to which the
p
rogram guide refers is shown in the heading. To
th
e rig
h
t o
f
t
h
is you can see
h
ow many
d
ays o
f
in
f
ormation are avai
l
a
bl
e
a
n
d
w
h
ic
h
d
ay you
h
ave activate
d.
If
y
ou wish to move to the next da
y
go to the end of the list and
p
ress + or
–.
To move
b
ac
k
to t
h
e previous
d
ay go to t
h
e
b
eginning o
f
t
h
e
l
ist an
d
press
P+
o
r P–
.
Note
:
If
y
ou have selected a TV channel for the fi rst time the information in the list ma
y
u
p
date
a
s you navigate
.
Dail
y
overview
Detai
l
e
d
view
To get detailed information on a
p
rogram in this list
p
ress OK.
The next or previous programs are accessed using the + / – buttons.
13
OSD Teletext
If you have selected a channel that contains teletext data
(
normally Channel Seven
)
, press
‘
T
E
X
T’
on your remote contro
l
to enter te
l
etext mo
d
e
.
0
–
9
Enter page number (between 100 and 899
)
P
+
/
P–
Single ste
p
through the
p
ages
Pages that hold no information will be ski
pp
ed
.
–
/
+
In norma
l
mo
d
e: Vo
l
ume contro
l
In sub
p
age mode: Single-ste
p
through sub
p
ages
MUTE
M
ute on
/
of
f
OK
Activate/Deactivate sub page mode. While the sub page mode is active a green “>”
i
s dis
p
la
y
ed next to the sub
p
age number in the second text row
.
MENU
G
o to page 100
INFO
/
EPG
Q
uiz key (uncover hidden text)
S
WAP
Ste
p
through zoom modes:
1. Zoom u
pp
er half
2. Zoom
l
ower
h
a
lf
3
. Norma
l
mo
d
e
LI
ST
Hide the teletext window until the selected
p
age or a new sub
p
age becomes
a
vai
l
a
bl
e.
T
h
e te
l
etext remains active in t
h
e
b
ac
k
groun
d
.
E
X
I
T
L
e
av
e
T
e
l
e
t
e
xt
TE
XT
O
ut of the running
p
rogramme: O
p
en teletext
O
ut o
f
t
h
e te
l
etext win
d
ow: togg
l
e
b
etween te
l
etext
d
isp
l
ay mo
d
es
P
A
USE
Teletext stop
(
page will not be updated
)
— press again to restart teletext retrieva
l
C
losed Captions (subtitles
)
C
losed captions (where available) are accessed using teletext. Press text (on any channel), then
enter ‘801’ to dis
p
la
y
closed ca
p
tions.
If the Channel holds CC data, the ca
p
tions will be dis
p
la
y
ed on the screen. Press Exit to return to
norma
l
viewing.
14
Timer
The built in timer can manage u
p
to 12 timer events. Timers allow
y
ou to
p
rogram the unit to aler
t
you an
d
c
h
ange c
h
anne
l
, so you
d
o not miss your
f
avourite programs.
T
h
e timers are accesse
d
an
d
e
d
ite
d
via t
h
e timer su
b
menu. T
h
e
d
ates o
f
eac
h
timer are
d
isp
l
aye
d
i
n the overview window. Within this fi rst window, individual entries can be selected for editin
g
u
sing the OK button. To change a timer be
p
rogrammed for a fi xed date or a regular da
y
of the
wee
k
is
d
one
b
y pressing t
h
e LIST
b
utton in t
h
e
d
ate co
l
umn. I
f
an en
d
time w
h
ic
h
is sooner or t
h
e
s
ame as the start time is entered, the recording will take
p
lace on the following da
y
.
Please take note of the following im
p
ortant instructions for using the timer:
Th
e timer is activate
d
b
y putting t
h
e receiver in stan
d
-
b
y mo
d
e;
h
owever, t
h
e unit wi
ll
sti
ll
a
l
e
rt th
e
use
r if th
e
u
nit i
s
o
n wh
e
n th
e
tim
e
r i
s
a
c
tivat
ed.
T
o interru
p
t an activated timer the STAND-BY button should be
p
ressed for a few
secon
d
s. A
d
ia
l
ogue wi
ll
appear in w
h
ic
h
you can c
h
oose
b
etween
d
eactivating t
h
at timer
permanent
l
y or temporari
l
y. Press t
h
e STAND-BY
b
utton again to reactivate t
h
e timer
.
In order for the timer to function
p
ro
p
erl
y
the internal clock must be correct. This can be
checked b
y
confi rming the time in the status
p
anel.
T
h
e TIMER LED wi
ll
i
ll
uminate w
h
en at
l
east one timer is programme
d
. I
f
a timer
h
as
b
een
p
rogrammed and the receiver has not received correct time information from the TV signal the
TIMER LED blinks quickly to warn you
.
P
ro
g
rammin
g
timers usin
g
the EPG
A timer can
b
e create
d
using in
f
ormation
f
rom t
h
e EPG, in EPG mo
d
e, se
l
ect a program t
h
at you
wish to set a timer for and press LIST. The details of the program
(
start, fi nish etc
)
will be inserted
d
irect
l
y into a
f
ree timer s
l
ot, rea
d
y to
b
e activate
d
.
1.
2.
3.
15
Selection of Audio/ Radio Channel
Where available, the receiver is able to select an alternate lan
g
ua
g
e or audio channel than the
d
e
f
au
l
t
b
roa
d
cast.
To se
l
ect anot
h
er au
d
io c
h
anne
l
, press t
h
e MENU
b
utton w
h
i
l
st t
h
e program is running. Se
l
ec
t
“Audio Channel” and an
y
extra audio channels available will be dis
p
la
y
ed. Select the desired
a
udio channel and
p
ress OK.
Press t
h
e OK
k
ey
f
or a
f
ew secon
d
s to store t
h
e se
l
ecte
d
au
d
io c
h
anne
l
permanent
l
y as t
h
e
d
e
f
au
l
t
i
n th
e
c
hann
e
l li
s
t
.
16
Confi guration of the receiver
B
as
i
c sett
i
ngs
The basic settings can be ad
j
usted via the sub menu “Edit Settings”, which can be accessed from
t
he main menu (press the MENU button twice).
To change an individual option of the settings menu, select the item and use the –
/
+ buttons to
c
y
cle through the different o
p
tions. Numerical values can be entered directl
y
using the numeric
b
uttons
.
Settings, which have been changed without saving, are marked green. When the receiver is used
f
or the fi rst time and no settings have been made, all values will a
pp
ear green
.
Ch
anges to settings must
b
e save
d
. Se
l
ect “Save settings” in t
h
e settings menu an
d
press OK.
Exp
l
anations o
f
t
h
e Su
b
menus are as
f
o
ll
ows
:
G
enera
l
O
p
tion
s
Time-zone
To set the s
y
stem time correctl
y
, the correct time-zone must be entered, as a time difference from
G
reenwich Mean Time. Select the difference relevant to
y
our time-zone. You can check the time in
th
e status
b
ar w
h
en c
h
anging c
h
anne
l
s.
Summertime control
Summertime, or
d
ay
l
ig
h
t savings time, can
b
e e
ff
ecte
d
b
y se
l
ecting your re
l
evant country
.
Start up volume
To set a default volume for the unit, select a volume here
.
Power on mode
Set the unit to go to stand-b
y
or to switch on when
p
ower is su
pp
lied to the unit
.
Scan Scrambled
This o
p
tion tells the receiver to attem
p
t to gain data from all found channels, even if the
y
are
s
crambled for securit
y.
O
SD
/
EPG
Status time out
Set the time the status bar will stay on screen for (in seconds).
Channel number time out
Set the time the channel number will stay on screen for whilst entering (in seconds).
OSD Transparency
Set the On Screen Display
(
OSD
)
, or menu, transparency level from 1-16.
Help on OK
Decide whether you want a quick help screen or the status bar displayed when OK is pressed
.
17
R
ecept
i
on
5V Antenna supply
O
nl
y
select this o
p
tion if
y
ou are running a masthead
p
ower su
pp
l
y
of 5 V
.
Mobile Reception
Select this o
p
tion if
y
ou are using the receiver in a mobile a
pp
lication, such as in a moving
caravan, or boat
.
Signal Outpu
t
TV Screen
Select: 16:9 Widescreen, 4:3 (Letterbox) & 4:3 (Full Screen), dependant on your TV screen and
persona
l
pre
f
erence.
Video Format
Select the cable type you are using to connect to your TV: CVBS (composite), Y/C (S-Video) or RGB
(
Component
)
Volume Bypass
Turn the receiver volume control off, so
y
ou can use the volume control on
y
our TV or am
p
lifi er
.
Digital Audio
If you are using a digital audio output (Coax / optical), select which digital format to use (if you
can hear the sound with no break-up, there is no need to adjust this setting
)
.
E
x
t
ra
s
System Info
Shows an information
p
age, detailing which software version
y
ou are running
.
Signal Strength
Brings u
p
a signal strength meter, for more information, see the signal strength section, below
.
Sleep timer
Se
l
ec
t a tim
e
aft
e
r whi
c
h th
e
u
nit will t
u
rn
o
ff
.
Calendar
Dis
p
la
y
s a hand
y
calendar for
y
our reference.
Game: Blocks
Game: Snake
For more information on the
g
ames, see the Games section, belo
w
F
actory defaults
The function “Factor
y
Defaults” in the “Edit Settings” menu resets all settings to the origina
l
s
hi
pp
ing condition. The Factor
y
defaults will be saved immediatel
y
and the channel list will be
emptie
d
.
18
Editing the channel list
The channel list of the receiver can be sorted according to
y
our wishes.
C
all up the channel list editor through the menu “Channel List”
/
“Sort Channels” from the main
menu.
After making an
y
changes leave the channel list with the EXIT button. Confi rm changes in the
“Save Changes” window b
y
p
ressing OK
.
To c
h
ange an entry, se
l
ect t
h
e re
q
uire
d
c
h
anne
l
an
d
press OK. A menu wi
ll
appear wit
h
t
h
e
a
vaila
b
l
e
f
u
n
c
ti
o
n
s.
If
y
ou wish to edit a grou
p
of channels in a row choose the o
p
tion “Block”. In this case the menu
wi
ll
d
isappear an
d
you wi
ll
b
e re
q
ueste
d
to mar
k
t
h
e en
d
o
f
t
h
e
bl
oc
k
in t
h
e
l
ist. Go to t
h
e
l
as
t
entry o
f
t
h
e
bl
oc
k
an
d
press OK. T
h
e menu wit
h
t
h
e avai
l
a
bl
e options wi
ll
t
h
en reappear
.
Followin
g
functions are available in the menu:
C
op
y
C
opies t
h
e c
h
anne
l
to anot
h
er position in t
h
e c
h
anne
l
l
ist. T
h
e target entry is ove
r
wr
i
tten
.
M
ov
e
M
oves the entr
y
to another
p
osition
.
Note
:
If an entr
y
is moved u
p
wards, it will be
p
ositioned before the destination
p
osition, if moved
downwards it will be
p
laced after the destination
p
osition
.
Delet
e
I
f
a c
h
anne
l
is
d
e
l
ete
d
f
rom t
h
e
l
ist, t
h
e position wi
ll
b
e mar
k
e
d
as unuse
d
, t
h
us
making no changes to the number se
q
uence of the channel list
.
C
u
t
Deletes a channel from the list but moves the following channels back u
p
the list
.
N
ote:
Using t
h
e
bl
oc
k
f
unction, on
l
y c
h
anne
l
s move up t
h
at are
l
ocate
d
b
e
f
ore t
h
e next entry t
h
at is mar
k
e
d
a
s “unused”. For exam
p
le, if the list is unused from entr
y
85 to 99 deleting entr
y
57 will move onl
y
the
channels 58 to 84 back down the list. The channels
p
ast 100 would remain unchanged
.
I
nsert
e
mp
t
y
Inserts an em
p
t
y
entr
y
. T
h
e ot
h
er entries are move
d
accor
d
ing
ly.
N
ote:
As wit
h
t
h
e “Cut”
f
unction t
h
e areas mar
k
e
d
as unuse
d
TV c
h
anne
l
s wi
ll
b
e regar
d
e
d
as t
h
e en
d
o
f
a
b
l
oc
k
.
Pa
ck
T
h
is option is on
l
y
f
or use in
bl
oc
k
mo
d
e. T
h
e C
h
anne
l
s wi
ll
b
e move
d
to into t
h
e
fi
rst few slots. All ga
p
s marked as “unused” within the block will be fi lled b
y
the
c
h
anne
l
s
b
eing move
d
up. T
h
e empty entries wi
ll
t
h
en
b
e co
ll
ecte
d
at t
h
e en
d
o
f
th
e
bl
oc
k
.
19
Automatic search
The automatic search function fi nds an
y
newl
y
available TV and radio channels. These new
c
h
anne
l
s can
b
e a
dd
e
d
to t
h
e existin
g
List.
P
erformin
g
an automatic search
S
elect the ‘Search’ option in the “Channel List”
/
“Channel Search” menu, available from
th
e
main m
e
n
u.
W
ait w
h
i
l
e t
h
e unit searc
h
es. Tec
h
nica
l
d
etai
l
s are
d
isp
l
aye
d
, giving a visua
l
in
d
ication o
f
h
ow the search is progressing.
W
hen the search is com
p
leted the select channel window will be dis
p
la
y
ed.
S
elect
c
hann
els
win
do
w
T
h
is page contains t
h
e existing c
h
anne
l
l
ist on t
h
e
l
e
f
t an
d
t
h
e
l
ist o
f
new
l
y
f
oun
d
c
h
anne
l
s on
t
he ri
g
ht. To chan
g
e between TV and radio channels, use the TV and RADIO buttons. To move
b
etween the lists use the SWAP button. To edit a channel, select it from one of the lists and
p
ress
O
K, t
h
en c
h
oose an option
f
rom t
h
e menu w
h
ic
h
appears.
In o
p
erations where channel entries are to be added to the channel list, the cursor is moved to
t
he left hand window and you are then required to select the target position with the OK button.
Note
:
If the channel list is em
p
t
y
before the scan is
p
erformed the results will automaticall
y
be co
p
ied into the left hand list
.
The following options are available for found channels (right hand list):
Act
i
vat
e
View c
h
anne
l
C
opy a
b
ov
e
C
opy t
h
e se
l
ecte
d
c
h
anne
l
into t
h
e c
h
anne
l
l
ist. Fo
ll
owing programs wi
ll
b
e
p
ushed down to make room
.
C
op
y
ove
r
C
opies t
h
e se
l
ecte
d
c
h
anne
l
onto an existing entry in t
h
e c
h
anne
l
l
ist. T
h
e o
ld
entry is t
h
en written over.
The following menu options are available for entries in the existing channel list (left hand list)
:
Act
i
vat
e
Vi
e
w
c
hann
e
l
R
estor
e
T
h
is option prevents up
d
ates to c
h
anne
l
s, w
h
ic
h
h
ave
b
een
d
etecte
d
d
uring t
h
e
s
can and that alread
y
exist in the channel list. Channels that will be u
p
dated
a
re hi
g
hli
g
hted in
g
reen in the channel list.
Cut
De
l
etes a c
h
anne
l
f
rom t
h
e c
h
anne
l
l
ist. T
h
e
f
o
ll
owing c
h
anne
l
s move up to ta
k
e
over the new s
p
ace.
Delet
e
De
l
etes a c
h
anne
l
f
rom t
h
e c
h
anne
l
l
ist. T
h
e entry wi
ll
b
e mar
k
e
d
as unuse
d
in
t
he list and numbering of other channels will remain unchanged
.
A
f
ter entering t
h
e new c
h
anne
l
s into t
h
e c
h
anne
l
l
ist accor
d
ing to your pre
f
erences press EXIT.
A box will appear asking if you wish to save the changes (press OK), or if you don’t wish to save
(
press SWAP
)
, or to continue editing
(
EXIT button
).
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