Alba CDV5N Instruction manual

ALBA - Set Top Box

Installation & User Instructions – Please keep for future reference 532/2226 (D)

Important – Please read these instructions fully before installing or using

These instructions contain important information which will help you get the best from your appliance
and ensure safe and correct installation, use and maintenance.
If you need help or have damaged or missing parts, call the Customer Helpline: 0870 600 3030

Contents

Safety Information 2

Safety warning 2
2-core plug information 2

Functions & Controls 3

Installation 4

Making the connections 4
Connection to a T V 4
Remote control batter y installation 4

User Instructions 5-13

Getting started 5
System power ON / OFF 5
Switching between Radio & T V 5
Volume controls 5
Using subtitles 5
Using digital text 5
The info banner 6
Quick station select menu 6
Last program recall 6
Audio & language selection 6

Electronic program guid e 7

Wake up timer 7

Digit al TV 7

Channel manager 8
Channel organiser 8
Channel sorting 9
Channel grouping 9
Delete all 10
Installation 10

Conguration   11

OSD Settings 11
TV Settings 11
System Settings 11
Time Settings 11-12
Wake Up Timer Settings 12
Parental Lock 13

Factor y Default 13
Version 13

Care and Maintenance 14

Troubleshooting 14

TechnicalSpecications  15

Disposal information 15

Guarantee 16

Product Codes

CDVB5

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Safety Information

Important – Please read these instructions fully before installation

Safety Warning Safety Warning

• Attempts to repair this will invalidate the warranty.

• Refer repairs to this CDVB5 to a qualied service

personnel only.

• Do not disassemble this CDVB5.

• There are dangerous-voltage parts inside that

may cause electric shock even after power is
disconnected.

• Store your CDVB5 in a clean, dry environment.

• Unplug the CDVB5 immediately if it gets wet, and

consult a servicing technician.

• Always unplug the CDV B5 before cleaning it.

• Wipe dust off the cabinet of the CDVB5 with a clean,

dry and soft cloth.

• Do not plac e any objects on top of the CDVB5.

• Avoid exposing your CDVB5 directly to sunlight or

other heat sources.

• Put your CDVB5 in a well-ventilated area away from
high humidity.

• Do not expose this CDVB5 to rain or moisture,
dripping or splashing.

• For stubborn stains use a damp (not dripping) cloth.

• Do not use any cleaning solutions on this CDVB5.

Safety Tips

If smoke, abnormal noise or odour comes out of the
CDVB5, unplug from the mains supply immediately and
contact the retailer. Never tr y to repair the CDVB5 on
your own. Always cont act the dealer.

NOTE: This manual contains for-reference-only graphics
and information that are subject to change without notice.

EN 060065

As per the EN 60065 norm requirements, please pay
particular attention to the following safety guidelines.

Do not obstruct the air vents with objects such as
newspapers, table cloths, curtains etc.
Allow at least 5 cm around the product to allow enough
ventilation.

Do not plac e the product on or near ammable objects

such as lit c andles. The device may not be exposed to

dripping or splashing and no object lled with liquid, such

as vases, must be put on the device. If the mains power
supply is used as the on / off control, it must be easily
accessible.
Please respect the environment and the law : do not throw
batteries with the household rubbish ; take them back to
your retailer and dispose of them in the correct container.

Electrical Information

This CDVB5 is tted with a BS1363 /A 13 amp plug.

If it is not suitable for your supply sockets it must be
removed and replaced with an appropriate plug. If the plug
becomes damaged and/or needs to be replaced please
follow the wiring instructions below. The plug removed
must be disposed of immediately. It must not be plugged
into a supply socket as this will be an electr ical ha zard.
If the fuse needs to be replaced it must be of the same
rating and ASTA approved to BS1362. If the plug is

changed, a fuse of the appropriate rating must be tted in

the plug, adapter or at the distribution board. If the fuse in

a moulded plug is replaced, the fuse cover must be retted

before the appliance can be used.

2-Core plug

WARNING: Do not connect either wire to the ear th

terminal.

This symbol indicates that this 2-core appliance is
Class II and does not require an earth connection.

BLUE TO

NEUTRAL

CAUTION: Dangerous voltages exist inside this unit. Do not
remove cover (or back). no user serviceable parts inside refer

servicing to qualied service personnel. Disconnect from

mains supply when not in use.

The wires in this mains lead are c oloured in accordance with
the following wiring codes:

Blue........................................................Neutral

Brown..........................................................Live

The wires in this mains lead must be connected to the termi­nals in the plug as follows:

Blue Wire...........................................N or Black

Brown W ire...........................................L or Red

Only a 3 Amp fuse should be tted in the plug.

WARNI NG: Under no circumstances must the live or neutral
wires be connected to the earth ter minal in a 3 - pin mains
plug.

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FUSE

N

BROWN
TO LIVE

CORD
GRIP

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Functions

MUTE

LANG

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ASPECT

TV/RADIO

INFORECALLFAV

EPG SUBTITLE

POWER

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MUTE

LANG

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ASPECT

TV/RADIO

INFORECALLFAV

EPG SUBTITLE

MENU ZOOM TEXT

Group

EXIT

CH- CH+ VOL-

ENTER

VOL+

FAV. DEL. MOVE LOCK

DAILY P.INFO TIMER

POWER

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Please familiarize yourself with the parts and accessories listed below

Parts included Features & Functions

1 x Main Unit 1 x Remote Control
2 x AA A batteries

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MAIN UNIT

1. Remote sensor

2. LED indicator

3. Antenna input

4. Loop output

5. Scart socket

6. Mains cable

REMOTE CONTROL

7. POWER/STANDBY button

8. Numeric keypad

9. FAVOURITE PROGRAM button

10. EPG button

11. SUBTITLE button

12. MENU button

13. ZOOM button

14. SCROLL UP button

15. SCROLL LEFT button

16. SCROLL DOWN button

17. CHANNEL + button

18. CHANNEL - button

19. FAV / DAILY button

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20. DEL button

21. MUTE button

22. LANGUAGE button

23. ASPECT RATIO button: Press to cycle between

4:3LB, 4:3PS & 16:9 aspect ratios.

24. TV/RADIO button

25. INFO button

26. RECALL button

27. NEXT / ZOOM+ button

28. PREV / ZOOM- button

29. EXIT button

30. TEXT button

31. SCROLL RIGHT button

32. VOLUME - button

33. VOLUME + button

34. LOCK / TIMER button

35. MOVE / PROGRAM INFO button

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EPG SUBTITLE

MENU ZOOM TEXT

CH- CH+ VOL-

FAV. DEL. MOVE LOCK

DAILY P.INFO TIMER

POWER

MUTE

LANG

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ASPECT

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TV/RADIO

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INFORECALLFAV

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EXIT

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ENTER

VOL+

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Installation

SCART TO SCART CABLE

Important – Please read these instructions fully before using

Making the connections

PVR/VCR

AERIAL

If you have damaged or missing parts,
call th e Customer Helpline: 0870 600 3030

TV

How do I connect the CDVB5 to my TV set?

1. Put the CDVB5 on a rm, level surface with at

least 10 centimetres gap around all the sides and
close to the TV you are going to connect it to.

2. Turn off the mains socket your TV is plugged into

or pull the plug out of the socket.

3. Take the aerial lead out of the TV and connect it

to the ANT IN connector on the back panel of the
CDVB5.

4. Connect a scart connector at each end (not

supplied) bet ween the S CAR T-T V socket on the
back panel of the CDVB5 and the Scar t socket
on your TV, if there is more than one Scart
connector on the TV, look in your TV instruction
manual to check which one you should use.

6. Plug the mains lead into the mains socket.

7. Plug the TV back into the mains socket.

NOTE: The CDVB5 will not work if you do not have
the scart-to-scart cable connected.

Fitting the batteries in the remote

1. Remove the batter y cover. Insert two size A AA
batteries so that the ‘+’ and ‘-’ marks match the
‘+’ and ‘-’ marks inside the unit.

+

-

2. Replace the batter y cover.

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+

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User Instructions

Getting started

1. The rst time you power on the CDVB5 when

connected correctly you will see the following
screen.

2. Use the / buttons to navigate up or down

and the / buttons to change the options.

3. When complete press the ENTER button.

You will be asked if you want to complete the
installation. Use the / buttons to select YES
and then press the ENTER button to nish the
installation.

4. A channel search will automatically begin and list

all the available stations.
If multiple transmitters are available select which
you wish to use from the pop up menu.

System power ON / OFF

Using subtitles

To use subtitles, press the SUBTITLE button on the
remote control. When activated the screen below
will be shown.

Use the
the available languages using the / buttons.
Press the ENTER button to activate.

NOTE: DON’T FORGET! Subtitles are only shown
when they are broadcast with the programme. Not
all programmes have subtitles.

button to enable subtitles and select from

Using digital text

Many digital channels also provide digital text.
For example this could be information about
programmes, the weather, news and many other
topics.

1. To use digital text, press the TEXT button on the
remote control. An example is shown below.

1. To power the system ON or OFF press the

POWER button on the remote control.

Switching between Radio & TV

1. Pressing the TV/RADIO button switches

between the TV station list & the radio station
list.

Volume controls

You can change the volume of your CDVB5 by
using the VOL+ and VOL- buttons on the remote
control. VOL+ will increase the volume and VOL-
will decrease the volume. To turn the volume off,
press the MUTE button on the remote control. To
turn it back on, press the MUTE button again.

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2. To exit digital text press the EXIT button.

User Instructions

The info banner can be accessed when your are
watching a TV programme.

1. Press the INFO button once to display the

current and next program on the current channel.

2. Press the INFO button again to display more

detail of the current program in view.

Quick station select menuThe info banner

NOTE: You can customise the quick select

menu further using channel grouping to assign
descriptions to channels & also add a favourite

mark to lter channels based on your favourites.

These are explained later in the manual.

4. Once set up you can lter the favourite channels

by pressing the FAV button.

5. Once set up you can view channels based on
their descriptions using the
Each press will scroll to a new category. EG:
News, Science & Sports etc.

/ buttons.

The info banner gives you technical details about
the station being viewed, along with signal strength
and quality markers.

Quick station select menu

1. Pressing the ENTER button in either TV or Radio

mode will display the QUICK SELECT menu.

2. Use the / buttons to navigate the channel

list and press the ENTER button to select a
station.

3. To exit the QUICK SELECT menu press the

EXIT button.

Last program recall

It is possible to return to the previous stations
viewed by simply pressing the RECALL button
on the remote. To return back to the initial station
press the RECALL button again.

Audio & language selection

When viewing a station pressing the LANG button
on the remote will display the language selection
screen.

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User Instructions

Audio & language selection

1. Use the / buttons to navigate to the

language you wish to hear and press the ENTER
button to select.

2. You can also select between STEREO, RIGHT

or LEFT channel audio by pressing the /
buttons to cycle through the options. Press the
ENTER button to select and view the channel.

Electronic program guide

The EPG (Electronic Program Guide) is an
on-screen TV guide. it shows all scheduled
programmes seven days in advance for every
available channel.

1. Press the EPG button to display the guide.

Wake up timer

1. The wakeup timer function can be activated from
the EPG menu. Highlight the program you wish
to use as the wakeup program and press the
TIMER (blue) button to display the wakeup timer
settings. Further details on page 12.

2. The default settings will be set based on the
program you selected in the EPG. If you need to
edit the settings use the
When editing the date a calendar screen will be
displayed. Select the required date and press the
ENTER button.

3. When nished setting the details press the

ENTER button to store the wake up function.
The program will then be displayed in green text
on the EPG.

4. The TIMER NO option at the top of the list allows
up to 8 wake up functions to be set.

/ / / buttons.

Digital TV

Press the MENU button to display the following
screen. Use ENTER to activate Digital TV options.
Below is the Digital T V menu.

2. Use the / buttons to select a channel. Press

the ENTER button to activate that channel.

3. Press the button to switch to the program

list. Scroll through the programs on the selected
channel using the / buttons.

4. To scroll through the days use the /

buttons to cycle from todays day through to the
same day next week.

5. Press the EPG or EXIT button to close the

electronic program guide.

6. Pressing the P.INFO button (yellow) will display

detailed information about the currently selected
program. Press EXIT to return to the EPG.

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Channel manager

The channel manager offers several methods of
organising channels. Such as marking favourite
channels and adding descriptions to channels.

Channel organiser

1. Select the CHANNEL ORGANISER option from
the Channel manager menu.

User Instructions

Digital TV Digital TV

2. You will note the key for the coloured button

4. Press the EXIT button, select YES from the
option menu, then press ENTER to delete the
marked channels.

Move a channel

It is possible to re-arrange the order channels are
displayed in the EPG.

1. Use the / buttons to scroll through the list of
available channels.

commands on the bottom panel of the interface.
RED: Favourite, YELLOW: Move, BLUE: Lock &
GREEN: Delete.

Setting favourite channels

1. Use the

available channels.

2. When selected press the RED button to assign

that channel as a FAVOUR ITE . Press again to
remove the function.

Delete a channel

1. Use the / buttons to scroll through the list of

available channels.

2. When selected press the GREEN button to

earmark that channel for deletion from the
channel list.

3. Continue steps 1-2 until you have marked all the

channels you wish to be deleted.

/ buttons to scroll through the list of

2. When selected press the YELLOW button to
activate the move function.

3. Use the / buttons to scroll through the list of
channels until you reach the required new
location.

4. Press the ENTER button to re-locate the channel
listing.

NOTE: the channel will be re-located above the
selected channel in the list.

Lock a channel

This function will add a parental lock to assigned
channels.

1. Use the / buttons to scroll through the list of
available channels.

2. When selected press the BLUE button to
activate the lock function.

3. A 4 digit pass code is required to proceed with
this function. The default code is ‘0000’.

4. When entered the channel will display a padlock
icon to indicate it is locked. You can proceed
to press the BLUE button adding locks to other
channels.

5. Press the EXIT button when nished.

6. Any locked stations, selected for viewing will

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User Instructions

Digital TV Digital TV

require the 4 digit pass code.

Rename a channel

1. Press either / to rename the selected

channel.

2. Use the numeric keypad to assign a new name.

Press each number repeatedly to cycle through
the characters assigned to that number. The
on- screen key shows a visible reference.

3. After adding each letter or number wait for a few

seconds before adding another.

4. Press the ENTER button to store the new name.

Channel sorting

The channel sorting function allows you to lter the

way located channels are sorted. For example how
they are listed A-Z or Z-A.

Channel grouping

Channel grouping allows you to assign descriptions
to each channel to enable listing by genre.

1. Select the CHANNEL GROUPING option from
the Channel manager menu.

2. Use the
available channels.

3. When selected choose which description ( on the
right of the display ) matches the station and
press the corresponding numeric key. EG: ESPN
I would like assigned to SPORT so press the 4
button.

/ buttons to scroll through the list of

1. Select the CHANNEL SORTING option from

the Channel manager menu.

FIRST OPTION: Select between UK and All Area.
SECOND OPTION: Select between ALL , FTA

(Free to Air) and Scramble ( all pay per view
channels ).

THIRD OPTION: Select from A to Z ( stations A
through to Z ), Z to A ( stations Z through to A ),
LCN+ ( Logical Channel Number order ) or LCN- (
Logical Channel Number in reverse order ).

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4. Once all descriptions are assigned press the
EXIT button to store and exit the menu.

Delete all

You my need to delete the TV or radio channel
database, for example you have moved or removed
some channels or you wish to start from scratch
organising them.

User Instructions

Digital TV Digital TV

1. Select the DELETE ALL option from the Channel

manager menu.

2. A 4 digit pass code is required to proceed with

this function. The default code is ‘0000’.

3. Once the pass code has been entered you will

have a choice of “All TV Channels” or “All Radio
Channels”. Press ENTER to make the selection.

2. Press the ENTER button and wait for the search
to commence. If the display returns back to the
Installation screen immediately then no stations
where found on that Channel number.

3. If stations are found on the Channel number

and conrm by selecting YES and pressing
ENTER again.

4. Press the EXIT button once complete to return to

the Channel Manager screen.

Installation

There are two methods of installation as follows:

Auto search

When selected the AUTO SEARCH function starts
automatically. Any stations found will be added to
the channel list for radio & TV.

NOTE: If your location falls between transmitters,
then you will be requested to select one after the
scan is complete.

Manual search

The manual search function requires some

knowledge of digital TV or a specic channels

settings.

1. Set the CHANNEL NAME value to the Channel

number you wish to search.

the channel list will be built until all are found.
Then the display will return to the Installation
screen.

The conguration menu allows you to alter the

default settings of the CDVB5.

OSD Settings

OSD: Use the

various coloured versions of the graphic interface.

OSD Timeout: Sets the duration the On-Screen
display stays visible for when not in use. The

/ buttons to cycle through

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User Instructions

Conguration Conguration

default is 6 seconds. Use the / buttons to cycle
through the options 1- 6 seconds.

OS D Tran s: Controls the translucency of the
interface. Use the / buttons to cycle through
the options 10% - 60%.

OSD Language, Audio Language & Subtitle
Language: Use the / buttons to enter the

language selection options. Then use the /
buttons to select the language you require from
English, Gaelic or Welsh. Press the ENTER button
to store the setting.

TV Settings

Aspect Ratio: This setting controls how the picture

ts the screen depending on the T V used. Press

the / buttons to cycle through 16:9, 4:3LB (
letter box ) or 4:3PS ( Pan & Scan ).

Video Output: Press the / buttons to cycle
through the two options of RGB or CVBS
depending on what signal your TV requires.

Saturation: Use the / buttons to enter the
Saturation level options. Then use the /
buttons to select from 0 to 12. Press ENTER to
apply the saturation level setting.

System Settings

EQ Setup: The sound can be altered with EQ

presets. Use the / buttons to cycle through the
options of: Standard, Classic, Rock, Jazz & Pop.

Surround: The surround setting adds a spatial EQ
effect to the sound to simulate an environment. Use
the / buttons to cycle through the options of:

Off, Concert, Church, Passive & Live.

LCN: Means Logical Channel Number and

denotes wether the stations are listed by channel
number IE: BBC, BBC2 etc or by station order.

Area: Set the countr y location. Use the /
buttons to select.

Parental Rating: Restrictions based on age can
be set here by setting an age limit. Any programs
exceeding that age will require the pass code to
view.
When selected a 4 digit pass code is required to
proceed with the function. The default code is
‘0000’. You can then use the / buttons to select
the age. Press ENTER to store the setting.

Auto Standby: The auto standby function shuts the
unit down into the standby mode when left unused
for 3 hours. Use the / buttons to select ON or

OFF.

Brightness: Use the / buttons to enter the

Brightness level options. Then use the /
buttons to select from 0% to 100%. Press ENTER
to apply the brightness level setting.
Contrast: Use the / buttons to enter the
Contrast level options. Then use the / buttons
to select from 0% to 100%. Press ENTER to apply
the contrast level setting.

HUE: Use the / buttons to enter the Hue level
options. Then use the / buttons to select from

-6 to +6. Press ENTER to apply the hue level.

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When set to ON you will see a pop up appear
after 3 hours asking if you’d like to stop the auto
standby process. Simply select NO and press the

ENTER button to remain viewing.
Channel Update: This function keeps channel

listings current if any alterations are made to the
transmission.

OAD Upgrade: Enabling this option allows
software updates to be applied over transmissions.
The Manual option stops any updates being applied
unless performed manually. Auto allows updates to
be applied when the unit is on or in standby mode.

The Setup Menu

Conguration Conguration

CHANNEL or ON.

Time Settings

Timer Mode: When set to AUTO the system’s time

settings will be obtained from the transmission
signal. To set manually use the / buttons to
select MANUAL.

1. Scroll down to the DAT E setting using the /

buttons. Press the / buttons to activate the
calendar screen, where you use a combination of
the / / / buttons to navigate the calendar
until you nd the correct date. Press the ENTER
button to store the date.

2. After scrolling down to the TIME setting use the

/ buttons to select the digit you wish to
change. Press the relevant numeric key for the
number you wish to enter. Press either /
buttons to store the setting.

3. GMT OFFSET is only available when the TIMER

MODE is set to AUTO. Use the / / /
buttons to set your GMT offset zone. Leaving
on AUTO sets the zone depending on the
transmission.

4. The SUMMER TIME setting is only available

when the GMT OFFSET option is set to anything
but AUTO. Use the / buttons to cycle
between ON & OFF.

Wake Up Timer Settings

The wake up timer allows you to set a reminder
when a program is about to start, or for timer
recording to a PVR or VCR device.

• Timer NO: This allows you to set up to 8 wake

up timers.

• Timer Mode: Set to OFF, ONCE, DAILY,

WEEK LY or Y E A R LY.

• Wakeup Mode: Select from OFF, MESSAGE,

• Wakeup Channel: Select the channel you wish

to view.

• Wakeup Date: Use the displayed calendar to

select the date for the wake up operation.

• On Time: Sets the time the wake up operation
will start.

• Duration: Sets the duration the wake up
operation stays active for.

Example 1: You are watching a program on BBC1,
but wish to view a program later on BBC2 at

2.30pm which runs for 30 mins.

1. The settings would be as follows:

Timer No 1

TImer Mode Once

Wakeup Mode Channel

Wakeup Channel BBC2

Wakeup Date 11.04.2010

On Time 14:30

Duration 00:30

2. Press the EXIT button a number of times to

return to the TV and save the setting you just set.
You can now continue to watch the TV.

3. When the timer reaches the programmed time

the set top box will change to the chosen channel
and display it for the selected duration.

4. When the 30 minutes duration comes to an end

the set top box will revert back to the channel you
where watching prior to the wake up operation.

Example 2: You wish to make a recording of a

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User Instructions

Conguration Conguration

program to a PVR or VCR via the scart socket
while your out. The selected program is on BBC2 at

3.30pm and lasts for 2 hours.

1. The settings would be as follows:

Timer No 1

TImer Mode Once

Wakeup Mode Channel

Wakeup Channel BBC2

Wakeup Date 11.04.2010

On Time 15:30

Duration 02:00

2. Press the EXIT button a number of times to
return to the TV and save the setting you just set.
You can now continue to watch the TV or press
the STANDBY button.

3. When the timer reaches the programmed time
the set top box will change to the chosen channel
and display it for the selected duration.

Parental Lock

Use this screen to change the default Parental lock
code of ‘0000’ to whatever code you wish.

1. When selected, the initial option is to enter the
existing pass code. if you have not changed it,
enter the following ‘0000’.

4. The new pass code has been set.

NOTE: If you cannot remember your newly set pass
code then the default override pass code is ‘8888’.

Factory Default

Should you wish to restore the unit back to the
factory default settings.

1. Select Factory Default from the Digital TV

menu.

2. Enter the pass code. The default is ‘0000’.

3. Select YES from the pop up options screen

asking do you want to perform the operation.
Press the ENTER button to initiate.

4. The display will show “factory Default” and

return to the Initial install screen outlined on page
5 of this manual.

5. Perform the steps on page 5 to begin the initial

setup again.

Version

If for any reason you wish to check the software
version of your unit activate this function for details.

2. Next enter your new pass code.

3. Enter the new pass code again to ensure you
entered the correct code in the second option.

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Care and Maintenance

Impor tant: Always unplug the appliance from the power socket during cleaning and

maintenance.

• Never use any sharp instruments or abrasive substances, soap, household cleaner, detergent or wax

polish for cleaning.

• Clean the external sur faces with a damp soft cloth only. Never use abrasive products or solvents as it

may damage the appliance.

Troubleshooting

In the unlikely event of difculties with your appliance please follow the trouble shooting guide below.

If the problem persists, contact the retailer if the machine is still under guarantee.
Customer helpline: 0870 600 3030

Problem Cause Solution

No display on the TV screen. • No power

• Cable unplugged

“No Signal” • Is the aerial installation working?

• The aerial cable may not be

connected.

• The transmission signal may not

be broadcasting.

• The program setup is incorrect.

The unit plays a strange
sound

The remote does not
respond

Forgotten the Pass Code • Use the default override code ‘8888’.

The unit asks to shutdown
every 3 hours

• Multiple audio tracks can

sometimes cause this
interference.

• The batteries may be inser ted

incorrectly.

• The batteries may be dead.

• The Auto Standby function is ON. • Disable the Auto Standby function in the

• Make sure the mains plug is correctly

connec ted to the socket.

• Check cable connections in both the TV &

unit.

• Re-install the aerial setup.

• Check the cables.

• Try again later.

• Check the settings in the installation menu.

• Change the audio track using the LANG

button on the remote control.

• Check the polarities match & the batteries

are correctly inserted.

• Replace the batteries.

configuration options.

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TechnicalSpecications

Tun e r Input Level

Input Impedance

Channel Decoding Waveform

Demodulation
FEC
Mode
Guard

Demultiplexer Standard

Input Max. Bit Stream Rate

Video Decoding Standard

Aspect Ratio
Video Resolution

Audio Decoding Standard

Output Mode
Sampling Frequency

Memory Flash Memory

SDRAM

Outputs 1 x Scart

1 x RF Loop through

Input 1 x RF coaxial

We apologise for any inconvenience caused by any minor inconsistencies in these instructions,
which may occur as a result of product improvements and development.

This appliance complies with the following EEC directives:
2006/95/EEC Low voltage directive
2004/108/EEC EMC directive

Disposal Information

-77 ~-20dBm

75Ω

COFDM
QPSK,16QAM,64QAM
1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6. 7/8
2K, 8K
1/4, 1/8, 1/16 , 1/32

ISO/IEC 13818-1
60Mbps(Serial)/7.5MBps(Parallel)

ISO/IEC 13818-2, MPEG-2 MP@ML
4:3, 16:9
720 576 (PAL), 720 480 (NTSC)

ISO /I EC 13 818 -3
Left channel, Right channel, Stereo
32, 44.1, 48KHz

16MB
8X16MB

The symbol on the product or its packaging indicates that this product may not be treated
as household waste. Instead it should be handed over to the applicable collection point for
the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. By ensuring this product is disposed of
correctly, you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human
health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product. For

more detailed information about recycling this product, please contact your local council ofce,

your household waste disposal service or the shop where the product was purchased.

Battery Disposal Information

Your product contains a built-in rechargable battery covered by the European Directive 2006/66/EC. To

safeguard the functionality and safety of your product, always take your product to an ofcial collection

point or ser vice centre where a professional can remove the battery.

Please inform yourself about the local rules on separate collection of batteries because the correct
disposal will help prevent negative consequences for the environmental and human health. Please do not
dispose of your batteries with your normal household waste.

Always bring your product to a professional to remove the battery.

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Guarantee

PRODUCT GUARANTEE

This product is guaranteed against manufacturing defects for a period of

Year

This product is guaranteed for twelve months from the date of original purchase.

Any defect that arises due to faulty materials or workmanship will either be replaced,
refunded or repaired free of charge where possible during this period by the dealer from
whom you purchased the unit.

The guarantee is subject to the following provisions:
y The guarantee does not cover accidental damage, misuse, cabinet parts, knobs or

consumable items.

y The product must be correctly installed and operated in accordance with the instructions

contained in this manual.

y It must be used solely for domestic purpose.

y The guarantee will be rendered invalided if the product is re-sold or has been damaged by

inexpert repair.

y Specifications are subject to change without notice.
y The manufacturer disclaims any liability for the incidental or consequential damages.
y The guarantee is in addition to, and does not diminish your statutory or legal rights.

Guarantor: Home Retail Group

489 - 499 Avebury Boulevard

Central Milton Keynes

MK9 2NW

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