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Table of Contents I. General Information........................................................................................... 3 1. Preface............................................................................................................ 3 2. Main Features ................................................................................................. 3 3. For Your Safety ............................................................................................... 4 4. Fro
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4. Program Select ............................................................................................. 17 5. System Setting .............................................................................................. 17 5.1 Common Setup ............................................................................................17 5.2 Time Zone Adjust .........................................................................................17 5.3 System Information..................
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I. General Information 1. Preface This High definition television set-top receiver is designed to pick up free-to-air digital broadcasts. It is fully compliant with the MPEG-2 and DVB-T standards. This unit can receive digital terrestrial TV signals transmitted at the rate of 3.7~23.8Mb/S on specific frequencies within the VHF or UHF band. The unit also provides a high quality digital video and audio connection, HDMI. 2. Main Features Fully DVB-T & MPEG-2 compliant Digital Reception c
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3. For Your Safety Allow clear space around the receiver for sufficient ventilation Do not cover the receiver ventilation slots or place it on a unit that emits heat Use a soft cloth and mild washing solution to clean the case Do not connect or modify cables when the receiver is plugged in Do not remove the cover Do not allow the unit to be exposed to extreme heat, cold or humid conditions Never allow liquids, spray or other materials to come into contact with the circuit boards i
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5. Rear Panel LOOP OUT: RF output to other tuners, such as your TV’s antenna input ANT IN: Connect to terrestrial antenna HDMI OUT: HDMI audio/video output, connect to TV (recommended if available) S-VIDEO: Standard definition video output, connect to the TV or VCR (low quality, not recommended unless necessary) R-AUDIO/L-AUDIO: stereo audio output, connect to TV or audio amplifier using RCA jack CVBS: standard definition video output, connect to TV video input (low quality,
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6. Remote Control Unit 6
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Keys specification Press to turn the receiver on/off Select a channel or to enter a number in menus Switch back to previous channel. Call the main menu, close current window and return to viewing. Return to the previous menu screen or exit main menu. Move cursor up / change channel up Move cursor down / change channel down Move cursor left or right / turn volume down or up. Press to display the program guide Cycle through different screen sizes to match your sc
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Press to display information about current channel Press to switch between teletext / closed caption and normal modes Move up one page within menus Move down one page within menus Confirm / save results in menu / call program list Display the favorites list Pause / unpause picture Switch between audio modes: left, right, mix and stereo Press to select the output mode (video out) Press to adjust the output resolution 8
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II. Connection and Installation 1. System Connection Make sure the Power, Terrestrial Antenna, TV and other relevant equipment are connected properly before continuing. There are five different methods to transmit picture from the STB to your TV. You will only need to connect one. It is advised to use the best quality connection that your television supports (best being HDMI) Video methods are listed in order of quality below, with 5 being the highest quality. 9
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Connect the appropriate video lead from the STB to the TV, taking note of the AV input used on the television (AV1, AV2, HDMI etc) as you will need to select this input on your TV later. Consult your TV manual for more information. Sound With all video connections except HDMI, an audio connection must also be made. Connect L-Audio and R-Audio using the red and white audio leads to your TV or amplifier. For better sound quality using digital audio, connect the STB to an amplifier or
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Turn on the receiver using the ON /OFF switch on the back panel of your receiver. Then, press the standby button on the front panel. The startup on-screen display (OSD) will be shown on the TV screen. The startup OSD will remain for several seconds and then disappear. STEP4: Search for programs 1. The STB needs to perform a scan to determine where the channels are. Press Menu to display the Main Menu. Use keys to select Installation and press OK, select the Installation menu. The unit
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III. Main Menu While not already in a menu, pressing MENU will call the Main Menu. This menu consists of five items as shown below. Installation Program Guide Program Manage Program Select System Setting Use to move up or down from one item to another. Press OK to select a sub-menu To escape the menu system at anytime, press EXIT on the remote. 1. Installation The unit uses two methods to search for programs: Auto Search and Manual Search. The Channel List determines wh
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1.2 Manual Search You can set parameters in Manual Search window if you are familiar with station frequencies. In this mode, channels can be tuned in by hand. Channel No.: Press to select the channel number you wish to edit Frequency: This value will vary according to channel, however, to adjust, use the number keys to enter in a different frequency. Bandwidth: Press to choose 6M, 7M or 8M. (7M is standard) At the bottom of this window, there are two dynamic colour bars reflecting the
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to select appropriate value. Press OK key to confirm and exit from the Add Channel window. If successful, you will find the new channel has been added to end of the list. Note: this function is for advanced users. Delete This command allows you to delete one or more unwanted channels. Select the channel you want to delete and press green key on the REMOTE, You will find the channel have been deleted from the channel list. Modify Select the channel you want to edit, then press the y
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2. Program Guide Move the cursor to Program Guide and press OK to enter the Program Guide sub-menu. You can also enter this window by pressing EPG on the REMOTE under non-menu mode. In Program Guide, use to move cursor between TV program List and future programs (EPG), and keys to move up or down in each list. Move the cursor to desired EPG and press OK, a text box will appear for a more detailed explanation of the program. Press the Green key to enter into the program schedule windo
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Rename Press the blue key on the REMOTE to pop up a keypad window where you can rename the program. In this keypad window, select your required character by using direction key on the REMOTE and press OK. To switch between capitalization and lowercase, please select Caps On and press OK key on the REMOTE. Back command allows you to erase unwanted characters in the title bar. When finished, select OK. 3.2 Favorite Edit You can define and modify channels to be added to a favorites list
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4. Program Select In the Main Menu, use to select Program Select and press OK. From here, the default mode is “TV” mode. In program list, are used to select the desired program and press OK to view this channel in full screen. 5. System Setting In the Main Menu, use to select System Setting and press OK to enter the System Setting menu. 5.1 Common Setup Transparency: Menu transparency ranges from 0% to 20% by step 5%. Banner Time: Whenever a new channel is selected, an Info bar a
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6. Shortcut Key Explanation In normal view mode, you can access functions by pressing special keys on the REMOTE. These keys will be explained as follows: 1. Program List Pressing OK or FAV on the REMOTE will display the Program List window. Press FAV again or keys to switch among favorite groups that you have defined (refer to Favorite Edit). are used to select the program that you want to watch and OK to view in full screen. 2. Teletext/Closed caption Where available, you can press
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6. Audio Press Audio to switch between the Subtitle Language and Audio Language window. Note that the available selections in both audio and subtitle language window depend on the broadcast. Use to select the appropriate language and press OK key to confirm. 7. Audio R/L Press key to switch among Left, Right, Stereo and Mix modes. Select the best audio channel output for the current program. 8. MUTE By pressing key on the REMOTE, the volume will mute temporarily and MUTE mark wil
