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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Digital Set Top Box
DFTA13HD
DFTA13HDSIL
The Gold Technical Support Line: 1902 215 259
Personal Product Support
(Charges will apply at $2.95 per minute)
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Introduction
Thank you for buying this Bush product, which is designed to give you many years of
trouble-free service.
You may already be familiar with using a similar unit, but please take time to read
these instructions. They are designed to familiarise you with the units many
features and to ensure you get the very best from your purchase.
Your safety and the safety of others is important. Therefore, please ensure you read
the “ Safety Instructions before you operate this unit.
In the unlikely event that your product fails to work normally, please call the below
Bush warranty number for support.
Safety is important
Warranty
Australia
Bush Warranty: 1800 509 394
New Zealand
Bush Warranty: 0800 450 259
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- Always read the safety instructions carefully.
- Keep this User's Manual for future reference.
- Keep this equipment away from humidity.
- Place this equipment on a reliable flat surface before setting it up.
- Do not stand it on soft furnishings.
- If any of the following situations arise, have the equipment checked by a service Technician:
The equipment has been exposed to moisture.
The equipment has been dropped and damaged.
The equipment has obvious sign of breakage.
The equipment has not been working well or you cannot get it work according to
User's Manual.
Warning
- T o prevent the risk of electric shock, do not open the cover or the back of the receiver.
- Do not block the ventilation holes of the device. Leave an appropriate gap above
and around the unit to allow for adequate ventilation.
- Do not place the device in an unventilated cabinet or on top of a unit which emits heat.
Copyright Statement
No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form by any means without prior
written permission of BUSH Australia. Other trademarks or brand names mentioned herein
are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies.
Disclaimer
Information in this document is subject to change without notice. The manufacturer does
not make any representations or warranties
(implied or otherwise)regarding the accuracy
and completeness of this document and shall in no event be liable for any loss of profit or
any commercial damage, including but not limited to special, incidental, consequential, or
other damage.
This symbol indicates that this pr
oduct incorporates double insulation between
hazardous mains voltage and user accessible parts. When servicing use only
identical replacement parts.
WARNING:
To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this apparatus to water.
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Safety Instructions
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Table Of Contents
Introduction.........................................................................................................................
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Safety Instructions............................................................................................................... 3
Table Of Contents................................................................................................................. 4
About the Set Top Box.......................................................................................................... 5
Front Panel and Rear Panel Illustration................................................................................
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Remote Control....................................................................................................................
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Installing the Batteries......................................................................................................... 8
Setting Remote Control Learning Keys ................................................................................. 9
Connecting to Equipments...........................................................................................10~12
First Time Installation.........................................................................................................13
Basic Operations...........................................................................................................14~16
Main menu..........................................................................................................................17
Channel Manager................................................................................................................19
System Installation.......................................................................................................22~23
System Configuration.........................................................................................................24
Media Manager...................................................................................................................29
Trouble shooting................................................................................................................ 34
Technical specifications......................................................................................................35
Warranty.............................................................................................................................36
Main Features.......................................................................................................................................... 5
Package Contents...................................................................................................................................
5
Front Panel................................................................................................................................................6
Rear Panel.................................................................................................................................................
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Using the Remote Control......................................................................................................................
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Menu Tree...............................................................................................................................................18
Channel Organiser.................................................................................................................................19
Favourite List..........................................................................................................................................19
New Channel..........................................................................................................................................20
Edit Channel...........................................................................................................................................20
Delete All.................................................................................................................................................21
Auto Scan................................................................................................................................................22
Manual Scan...........................................................................................................................................22
Delete Carrier......................................................................................................................................... 23
System Setup......................................................................................................................................... 24
Language............................................................................................................................................24
OSD.......................................................................................................................................................25
TV.......................................................................................................................................................... 25
Time......................................................................................................................................................26
Wakeup Timer.....................................................................................................................................26
Parental Lock...................................................................................................................................... 27
Factory Defult........................................................................................................................................ 27
Accessories.............................................................................................................................................28
Game....................................................................................................................................................28
Version.................................................................................................................................................28
Playlist Manager.............................................................................................................................29~32
Media Info...............................................................................................................................................32
Safe Remove...........................................................................................................................................33
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This DVB-T TV Receiver is a Free-To-Air digital terrestrial receiver, allowing you to access
free-to-air digital terrestrial TV channels and radio broadcasts on your TV set. Its digital
reception covers VHF & UHF band. Compared with analog TV programs, digital TV
programs eliminate the noise and interference by offering high quality video and audio.
An on-screen initial installation guide is provided so that you can easily start to enjoy
watching te control is included that offersthe programs. In addition, a fully featured remo
you access to every feature with a simple press of a button.
Main Features
- Fully compliant with Australian DVB-T standards
- Full MPEG2 ISO/IEC 13818 transport stream compliant audio/video decoding
- Bandwidth of 7MHz supported
- COFDM demodulator
- Automatic/manual channel search
- Channel edit and deletion
- Parental lock control
- EPG (Electronic Program Guide) and teletext function (where available)
- USB port for viewing JPG files
- Tuner RF in/loop through
- Component/S-Video/Video/Digital Audio via coaxial output
- HDMI output
- Full function remote control
Package Contents
Before installation, please check the items of the package. The package should contain the
following items:
1. DVB-T
T
Vreceiver x1
2. Remote control x 1
3. AAA size battery
for
the remote control x 2
4. Instruction manual x 1
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About the Set Top Box
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POWER To turn the standby mode ON/OFF.
MENU To enter the main menu.
OK
To confirm selections within the highlighted menu item.
ANT IN Connect the antenna here.
LOOP OUT
To connect the RF signal from the STB to either the RF Input jack (antenna)
on your VCR or to the antenna input of your TV.
HDMI High audio and video output used to connect to a HDMI device.definition
COAXIAL
Digital audio output.
S-VIDEO
Y/C output for a S-VHS or Hi-Fi Video Recorder.
AUDIO L/R
Audio output to connect to your TV.
YPbPr
High definition video output to connect to your TV.
VIDEO
CVBS output to connect to your TV.
POWER
Switch ON/OFF.
USB
To view JPG files via USB Input.
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Front Panel and Rear Panel Illustration
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LED
The LED light indicates when the receiver is activated. (Amber = standby, Green=On)
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IR
Infrared Receiver.
CHANNEL+
To change the channel downward.
CHANNEL -
To change the channel upward.
VOL - To decrease volume.
VOL + T o increase volume.
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VIDEO
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AC IN 24 0V~
50Hz 10W
OFF
ON
USB
ANT IN
RF OUT
HDMI
VIDEOS-
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L- AUDIO- R COAXIAL
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PrY
Serial No.:
YYYY/MM
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
POWER SUPPLY: 240V~50Hz
POWER CONSUMPTION:10WATTS
MADE INP.R.C
BUSH WARRANTY: 1800509 394 AUSTRALIA
BUSH WARRANTY: 0800450 259 NEW ZEALAND
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Remote key functions:
POWER To turn the standby mode ON/OFF.
Numeric buttons (0-9)
Tocontrol the numerical operation and to change programs
directly.
EXIT To cancel operation or exit the menu to the previous one.
MENU
To enter into the main menu.
LANG
To display the Audio language, Audio
mode and Audio Type.
4 COLOR KEY Used to operate different functions in TEXT, EPG and other menus.
RECALL T
o return to view the previous program.
MUTE
To mute or recover the sound of the receiver.
TEXT To switch the teletext service ON/OFF.
FAV
To show the favourite channel list.
EPG To introduce some program information to the user.
INFO To display thecurrent
program in-
form
ation. It can also could be an instruction
as " help " totell youthe functionof the
keys on the bottom of the menu.available
To set the sleep time.
OK
- Select a channel or menu option.
VOL +/- Increase or decrease the volume.
CH
▲▼/ To change channels.
TV/RADIO
To switch the program
between TV and Radio.
Up/Down Arrow
Move focused item in
▲▼/
menu or channel list, to change the program
upward/downward.
Left/Right Arrow ◄/►
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To
switch to favourite channel list inchannel
list menu.
- Change selection in menu.
- Switch to Next/Previous channel list in EPG screen.
TIMER
SUBT Select closed caption.
TV FUNCTION :(Not compatible with all television sets)
VOL +/-
Increase or decrease TV volume
CH +/-
Switch TV channel
F1 Customer define key1
F2 Customer define key2
POWER Enter/Exit TV standby mode
STUDY Enter study mode
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Remote Control
- To show the channel list.
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RECALL
INFO
FAV
TV/RADIO
TEXTSUBT
TIMER
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Installing the Batteries
Remove the battery cover from the remote control and put two AAA size batteries inside
the compartment. The diagram inside the battery compartment shows the correct way to
install the batteries.
Caution:
1. Keep batteries out of childrens’ reach.
2. Don t attempt to recharge, short-circuit, di’ sassemble, heat or throw the batteries into fire.
3. Always replace both batteries at the same time. Never mix new and old batteries or
batteries of a different type.
4. If you don’t intend on using the remote control for an extended period, remove the
batteries to prevent possible leakage and corrosion.
5. Do not drop, apply shock or step on the remote control.
6. Do not spill water on the remote control.
Notes: If the receiver does not operate when operating the remote control from a close
range, you may need to replace the batteries.
Using the Remote Control
1. To use the remote control, point it towards the front of the digital set top box.
2. The remote control has a range of up to 7 metres from the set top box at an angle of up
to 60 degrees.
3. The remote control will not operate if its path is blocked.
Note: Sunlight or very bright light will decrease the sensitivity of the remote control.
1. Open the cover
2. Install batteries
3. Close the cover
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Setting Remote Control Learning Keys
Step 2: Enter settingof learning mode.
Remote control
TV remote control
1~3cm
1.
Press STUDY key until Red LED remainslit (for about 3 seconds)
2.
Point Converter remote control to TV rem
ote control directly, keep thedistance about 1~3 cm.
Step 3: Set TV's remote power key
1. Press the "Power" key at TV's remote control to send signal to Converter remote control. The
LED light will flash till steady. Then press " Power " key at Converter remote control. It will
record the signal.
2.Now the Power key can turn on/off TV's power.
Step 4: Repeat settingof learning for the otherkeys
You can repeat Step 3 forsetting of learning for the other keys at TV remote control, suchas VOL+,
VOL-, CH+, CH-, and F1, F2are reserved for any other keys youwant to set up.
Note:
1. When you finish setting the learning
2. The learning function of this remote control may not support alltypes of TV sets, if youstill
not control your TV after you have attempted the abovesteps, then this remote control
not support your TV or its remote control.
keys, press the STUDY key to leave the learningstatus,
and the LED light will turn off.
can
may
Step 1: Insert batteriesas outlined previously.
RECALL
INFO
FAV
TV/RADIO
TEXTSUBT
TIMER
LANG
F1
F2
NC
F1
F2
Setting of Learning Keys
There are seven keys on the remote control for
TV set,VOL+/-, CH+/-,POWER and two
customer design keys, F1/F2. All the other keys are for converter. Make sure that the
TV sets remote control is working properly, and then set the learning keys according
to the following steps:
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Connecting to Equipments
How to get good reception
In general you are not required to change the existing antenna. However if your antenna
is not in good condition you should consider replacing it to ensure uninterrupted
digital television viewing.
Viewers in areas of poor analog reception may need specialists’ advice about antenna
requirements for digital reception in their area.
It s recommended that viewers use quad sh' ielded cable from the antenna to the television.
Connections to a TV
There are several ways of connecting your STB receiver to the TV and Hi-Fi System. For
high definition viewing your TV must support either 576p, 720p or 1080i resolution. Also
the connection between the STB receiver and TV must be YPbPr component or HDMI.
Other connections will provide standard definition viewing.
Connect the STB receiver via Video/S-Video and Audio
(for standard definition viewing)
Audio Decoder I nterface
Set Top Box Rear Panel
VIDEOS-VIDEO
AUDIO INPUT
LR
Antenna
S-VIDEO
VIDEO
R
L
VIDEO
L
AC IN 240V~
50Hz 10W
OFF
ON
USB
ANT IN
RF OUT
HDMI
VIDEOS-
R
L- AUDIO- R COAXIAL
Pb
PrY
Serial No.:
YYYY/MM
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
POWER SUPPLY: 240V~50Hz
POWER CONSUMPTION:10WATTS
MADE INP.R.C
BUSH WARRANTY: 1800509 394 AUSTRALIA
BUSH WARRANTY: 0800450 259 NEW ZEALAND
ANT IN
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Connect the STB receiver via YPbPr output and Audio output
(for high definition viewing)
Connect the receiver via HDMI output (for high definition viewing)
Connecting to Equipments
AUDIO INPUT
HDTV Interface
Component VIDEOINPUT
Set Top Box Rear Panel
HDTV Interface
AUDIO INPUT VIDEO INPUT
HDMI INPUT
Set Top Box Rear Panel
Antenna
YPbPr
L- AUDIO- R
Antenna
HDMI
VIDEO
L
AC IN 240V~
50Hz 10W
OFF
ON
USB
ANT IN
RF OUT
HDMI
VIDEOS-
R
L- AUDIO- R COAXIAL
Pb
PrY
Serial No.:
YYYY/MM
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
POWER SUPPLY: 240V~50Hz
POWER CONSUMPTION:10WATTS
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BUSH WARRANTY: 1800509 394 AUSTRALIA
BUSH WARRANTY: 0800450 259 NEW ZEALAND
VIDEO
L
AC IN 240V~
50Hz 10W
OFF
ON
USB
ANT IN
RF OUT
HDMI
VIDEOS-
R
L- AUDIO- R COAXIAL
Pb
PrY
Serial No.:
YYYY/MM
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
POWER SUPPLY: 240V~50Hz
POWER CONSUMPTION:10WATTS
MADE INP.R.C
BUSH WARRANTY: 1800509 394 AUSTRALIA
BUSH WARRANTY: 0800450 259 NEW ZEALAND
ANT IN
ANT IN
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Audio connections via Coaxial/Mixed Audio L/R Output
Connecting to Equipments
Connect the Receiver to DVD recorder or VCR.
COAXIAL
DIGITALINPUT AUDIO INPUT
LR
Set Top Box Rear Panel
Set Top Box Rear Panel
Antenna
Antenna
ANT IN
COAXIAL
L R
Video Recorder Interface
Note 1: Allows the recorder to record different channels.
Note 2: Enables the recorder to record the digital channel you are watching.
RF OUT
ANT IN
VIDEO
L
AC IN 240V~
50Hz 10W
OFF
ON
USB
ANT IN
RF OUT
HDMI
VIDEOS-
R
L- AUDIO- R COAXIAL
Pb
PrY
Serial No.:
YYYY/MM
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
POWER SUPPLY: 240V~50Hz
POWER CONSUMPTION:10WATTS
MADE INP.R.C
BUSH WARRANTY: 1800509 394 AUSTRALIA
BUSH WARRANTY: 0800450 259 NEW ZEALAND
VIDEO
L
AC IN 240V~
50Hz 10W
OFF
ON
USB
ANT IN
RF OUT
HDMI
VIDEOS-
R
L- AUDIO- R COAXIAL
Pb
PrY
Serial No.:
YYYY/MM
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
POWER SUPPLY: 240V~50Hz
POWER CONSUMPTION:10WATTS
MADE INP.R.C
BUSH WARRANTY: 1800509 394 AUSTRALIA
BUSH WARRANTY: 0800450 259 NEW ZEALAND
RF IN
AV IN
LR
VIDEO
AV OUT
LR
VIDEO
R
VIDEO
L
Note 1
Note 2
VIDEO
L
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Note: Be sure to turn on the main power at the rear of your receiver before using the receiver.
Before you press power button, the receiver is on standby mode.
After all the connections have been made properly switch on your TV. Make sure the
receiver is connected to the mains and press the POWER button to switch the receiver on.
If you are using the receiver for the first time or restored to factory default, the Main Menu
will be displayed. Select the System Installation and choose auto scan to search for channels
When the unit has finished scanning, all active channels found will be stored automatically.
The to stop scanning, press the buttonEXITlast found channel will be viewed. ( If you wish
to exit. The channels already found will be stored ).
Now you are ready to watch digital terrestrial TV channels and radio broadcasts.
(see the detailed information on page 22).
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First Time Installation
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Switch program
1. Press the buttons (0~9) on the remotenumeric control to select the channel number you want.
2. Press the
▲▼/ key on the remote control or the front panel to change the available channels
upward/downward.
3. Press the RECALL button to view the previous channel selected.
Volume control
1. Press the ◄/►
button on the remote control or front panel to adjust the volume. The
following volume bar will appear on screen.
Mute
1. Press the button to temporarily stop the sound.
2. To cancel mute, press the key again or press VOL+/ VOL- Key.
Change an audio language and audio mode
TIMER
Press the button toTIMER set the sleep timer.
Quick Select
Press the button to show the channel list. Press to choose the channel you want.OK
▲▼/
Favourite Channel list
Press the to show the favourite channel list, press to choose theFAV button
▲▼/
press and OK to choose between the group and channel you want tochannel, ◄/►
Press to exit.EXIT
see. Press EXIT to exit the menu.
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Basic Operations
Press the button on the remote control to select the audio control menu, press
the to select the audio languge, press to select the audio mode you want.
Press the to exit the menu.
LANG
EXIT
◄/►
button
▲▼/
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Change TV/Radio mode
Press the TV/RADIO to change the program list mode between TV and Radio.button
View program INFO
1. Press the INFO button to view the detailed information of current program.once and twice
2. Press the INFO button EXIT to exit view.the third time/
SUBT
Press the SUBT button to switch subtitles on/off.
NOTE:
Transmission of subtitles depends on the program providers.
Teletext service
1.Pressthe TEXTbutton toopena teletextpage (iftheteletextis transmitted)
2. Press the TEXT EXITbutton again or press the button to close the teletext.
EPG (Electric Program Guide)
1. Press the EPG button to view the EPG information that are provided by the content providers.
2. Press
▲▼/
to view the event information such as event name, event time, and
.
press ◄/►
to select the program you want.
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Basic Operations
Radio signal for example.
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3. Press the button to view the detailed information of the current broadcast.OK
4. Press the RED Greenbutton to view the event information of the previous day, press the
button to
the
view the event information of the next day, press the button to
Wakeup Timer.
YELLOW enter
For more detailed information, view " Wakeup Timer " .into on page 26
5. Press the EPG EXITbutton again or press the button to exit the menu.
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This section guides you to walk through of all options on the Menu screen.
Navigation in the main menu
1. Press the MENU button to bring up the main menu.
2. Press the
▲▼/ button to move upward/downward to the desired menu.
3. Press the button to enter into the sub menu you select.OK
4. Press the EXIT button to exit the main menu.
The main menu is divided into 4 sections, please refer to the menu tree in the next page.
Channel Manager
System Installation
System Configuration
Media Manager
press the to choose the one
you want.
◄/►button to move to the sub menu and press
▲▼/
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Main Menu
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Main Menu
Menu Tree
Channel Manager
Channel Organiser
Favorite List
System Installation
Auto Scan
Manual Scan
Delete Carrier
System Configuration
System Setup
Factory Default
Accessories
Game
Version
New Channel
Edit Channel
Delete All
Language
OSD
TV
Time
Wakeup Timer
Parental Lock
Media Manager
Playlist Manager
Media Info
Safe Remove
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Channel Organiser
1. Go to Main Menu > Channel Manager .> Channel Organiser
Favourite List
1. Go to Main Menu > Channel Manager > Favorite List.
2. Press 1 and the button to lock the channel, 2 and to skip, 3 and to
4 and to move the channel to the place you want, then press the
3. Press 5 to rename the channel name.
4. Press to exit the menu.
OK OK OK
OK
EXIT
delete, button.
numeric
▲▼/
2. Press to select the channel and 0~9 to select the group, then press the
channel will be in the list of the group you set. There are the
None, News, Science, Sports, Movies, Kids, Music, Fashion,
3. Press to exit the menu.
OK
EXIT
button, then the
following groups:
Family, Drama.
▲▼/
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Channel Manager
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New Channel
EXIT
1. Go to Main Menu > Channel Manager
2. Press to select the item and press and do the change according to the
menu showed on the below menu bar.
3. Press to exit the menu.
◄/►
> New Channel
▲▼/
Edit Channel
OK
EXIT
1. Go to Main Menu > Channel Manager
2. Press and to select the item and press numerical 0~9 to set as you want,
then Press .
3. Press to exit the menu.
◄/►
> Edit Channel
▲▼/
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Channel Manager
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1. Go to Main Menu > Channel Manager
2. you can choose: All Services, All Radio Services, All
Press to choose the item you delete. Then a menu will be
with you if you want to do press to choose yes or no then press
to confirm.
3. Press to exit the menu.
Delete All
OK
EXIT
TV Carriers.
want to showed to
confirm that, ◄/►
> Delete All
There are three items
If you choose yes, there will be a window to ask you to enter the
password. The default password is 0000.
▲▼/
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Channel Manager
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Manual Scan
OK
EXIT
1. Go to Main Menu > System Installation > Manual Scan
2. Press to choose the Channel No. or Frequency or Scan, press and to
set what you want.
3. Press to exit the menu.
◄/►
▲▼/
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Auto Scan
1. Go to Main Menu > System Installation> Auto Scan
2. Press to start scanning.
3. Press to exit the menu.
OK
EXIT
System Installation
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System Installation
1. Go to Main Menu > System Installation > Delete .
2. Press to select one you want to delete and press There will be an info
up to remind you of confirming deleting YES or NO. Press to choose and
confirm.
3. Press to exit the menu.
Delete Carrier
OK.
EXIT
Carriers
show
to◄/► OK
▲▼/
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System Setup
Go to Main Menu > System Configuration > System Setup.
There will be the following
items, such as: Language, OSD, TV, Time, Wakeup Timer,
Parental Lock.
Language
◄/►
1. Select Language, and press to enter into it.
2. Press to choose the item you want to set. Press and OK to select what
you would like. There are eight languages for OSD item: English, Polish, Portuguese,
Spanish, Italian, Czech, French, .
3. Press to exit the menu.
OK
EXIT
▲▼/
Greek
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System Configuration
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OSD
◄/►
◄/►
1. Select OSD, and press to enter into it.
2. Press to choose the item you want to set. Press and to select what
you would like.
3. Press to choose LPM (Low Power Mode ) in standby mode. When you choose
“ OFF ”, the initiate time is about 2 seconds: When you choose “ON”, the initiate
time is about 15-20 seconds.
4. Press to exit the menu.
OK
OK
EXIT
▲▼/
TV
◄/►
1. Select TV, and press to enter into it.
2. Press to choose the item, and press to match with your TV set and
press .The receiver can support HD Resolutions: 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i; can
support aspect ratios: 4:3 PanScan, 4:3 LetterBox, 16:9 Full screen, Auto.
Digital Video: HDMI, DVI, Auto.
3. Press to exit the menu.
OK
OK
EXIT
▲▼/
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System Configuration
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Time
1. Select Time, and press to enter into it.
2. Press to choose the item, and press to choose timer mode, if you select
Manual, you can set the date and time with the numeric keys 0~9.
3. Press to exit the menu.
OK
EXIT
◄/►
▲▼/
1. Select Wakeup Timer, and press to enter into.
2. Press to choose the item, and press or numeric keys 0~9 to set
No., Timer Mode, Wakeup Mode, Wakeup Channel, Wakeup Date, ON
and Press .
3. Press to exit.
Wakeup Timer
OK
OK
EXIT
◄/► Timer
Time,
Duration,
▲▼/
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System Configuration
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Parental Lock
Factory Default
1. Select Parental Lock, Press to enter into it.
2. Select Parental Rating to set the rating you want.
Select old Password to change the password to a
password that you can easily remember. If this is the first time that you are
changing the password, press 0000 (this is the default password), then press the
numeric keys 0~9 to set the new password and once again to confirm the new
password.
3. Press to exit the menu.
1. Go to the Main Menu > System Configuration > Factory Default.
2. Press , there will be a window displayed to confirm with you if you want to
default all of the settings. Press to choose YES or NO, and then .
3. Press to exit the menu.
OK
EXIT
OK
OK
EXIT
There are nine kinds of ratings:
None, P, C, G, PG, M, MA, AV, R.
If you
choose Yes, there will be a window asking you to enter the password, if you have
not set a new password, press 0000; if you have, enter the password that you have set.
If you forget the new password, 4000 is the master password for you to
get into the menu to set the new password.
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System Configuration
◄/►
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1. Select Version, and press .
2. You can find the version information of your receiver.
3. Press or to exit.
Version
OK
OK EXIT
Game
OK
OK
EXIT
1. Select Game and Press to enter it.
2. Press to choose the game you want, then Press to enter. There are two
games: Snake and Tetris.
3. Press to exit the menu.
▲▼/
System Configuration
Accessories
Go to Main Menu > System Configuration > Accessories
In the menu, there are two submenus: Game and Version.
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Media Manager
Note:
Playlist Manager
Red
Before you play the Media Manager, make sure the USB has been connected
to the receiver.
1. Go to Main Menu > Media Manager > Playlist Manager.
2. You will have the OSD picture displayed as below, press the colour button to
playlist.
You will see the Media Browser as pictured below. You should note that there are four
in the OSD picture. They are Folder, File, Playlist(photo) and a blank black pane.
In the Folder pane, it shows the folders contained in the USB stick.
In the File pane, it shows all readable files of which is highlighted in the folder pane.
add the
panes
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3. Press arrow buttons or arrow buttons until the highlight bar is on the
JPG file.
4. Select the JPG file, then press the or button, wait a second, and the blank
black pane will display the selected picture.
5. If you want to view picture in full screen, you should add the pictures in the File
pane into Playlist pane. Firstly, select the JPG file in the File pane.
Press the coloured button, the JPG file will list in the Playlist pane. Press the
arrow button, the highlight bar will show in the Playlist.
Press , the picture will display on full screen. If you press the button, it
will just display on its right blank black pane.
◄/►
OK RECALL
Red
RECALL OK
▲▼/
Press to display
on full screen
RECALL
Press to display on the blank black paneOK
Note: If the display (TV) aspect ratio is conformable to software setting then the
image display will be displayed in original ration without any distortion.
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6. If you select more than one picture file in the Playlist, when you press to
display the picture on full screen, the unit will display all pictures from the one
you select one by one. (Please note: If the selected one is not first in playlist, the
picture above it will not display.)
For one-by-one displaying, you can press the coloured button to set the
preference.
In the Preference menu, you can set play mode, intro time, slide show time and
transition by
and buttons.
Press to save your setting, the pictures will display according to your setting.
7. To save the playlist you set, press the coloured button. An OSD picture will
as below:
Press the numeric 0~9 keys to set the name, press to save. It will go back to the
media browser menu.
RECALL
Blue
OK
Green
OK
◄/►
be displayed
▲▼/
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8. Press to see the Playlist Manager with the playlist you set.
Press the coloured button to enter into its Media browser. In the media browser
menu, press the coloured button to remove the picture you want to delete.
Press arrow button to tick then press to delete the playlist.
Press the coloured button to add another playlist. The operation is the same as
the above steps from 5 to 7.
Press the coloured button to rename the playlist, which operation is the same
as above step 7.
Press to exit the menu.
1. Go to Main Menu > Media Manager > Media Info.
2. Press , the OSD will display the USB Information about your USB stick.
3. Press to exit the OSD.
EXIT
Green
Red
OK
Red
Yellow
EXIT
Media Info
OK
EXIT
◄/►
Press to display on full screenRECALL
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Media Manager
Safe Remove
OK
Note:
1. Go to Main Menu > Media Manager > Safe Remove
2. Press , it will shows an OSD to confirm with you if remove media.
3. Select YES to remove the USB, NO to cancel remove.
Please remove the USB from the receiver as per the above instructions. Do not
pull the USB out directly, otherwise the USB stick could be damaged.
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If you experience problems with this receiver or its installation, in the first instance please
read carefully the relevant sections of this User Manual and this Troubleshooting section.
Problem Possible cause What to do
Main lead unplugged Check mains leadLED light on front panel not lit
Main fuse blown Check fuse
Aerial is disconnected
Aerial is damaged/misaligned
Check aerial lead
Check aerial
No signal found
Out of digital signal area Check with dealer
No picture or sound
Program not broadcasting now
Return to another
channel
Mosaic blocks in picture or
picture freezes
Aerial may not be compatible Check aerial
Scrambled channel message Channel is scrambled Select an alternative
channel
Forgotten channel lock code Use the override code
(4000)
Receiver off Plug in and turn on
receiver
Handset not aimed correctly Aim handset at front
panel
Front panel obstructed Check for obstructions
Remote control batteries are
inserted incorrectly
Check batteries
direction
No response to remote
control
Handset batteries exhausted Replace remote
control batteries
After moving the receiver to
another room, can t' receive
a digital reception
The aerial feed may come
through a distribution system
which may reduce the digital
signal now received by the
receiver
Try a direct feed from
the antenna
Warning: If this doesn’t work, contact a qualified repair technician, never attempt to repair
the receiver yourself.
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Trouble Shooting
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Item
Specification
RF IN
IEC female connector
RF Loop Through
IEC male connector
YPbPr
RCA for component video output
L/R x 2
RCA, Analog audio output
S-Video
RCA for Y/C Video output
Coaxial
RCA, for SPDIF digital audio output
HDMI
1.2 Version
Connectors
USB
For software upgrade and viewing JPG file
Input
240V~50Hz
Power supply
Consumption
10W max. Standby mode 3W
Resolution
1920X1080i, 1280X720p,
720X576p, 720X576i
Display
Aspect Ratio
4:3(Letterbox, ), 16:9Panscan
fullscreen, Auto
Sound Mode
Right, Left, Stereo
Size
280x195.5x37mm
Others
Weight (Net)
2.1 kg
* Specifications are subject to change without prior notice
This marking shown on the product or its literature, indicates that it should
not be disposed wi
th other household wastes at the end of
its working life.
To prevent possible harm
to the environment or human health from uncontroll-
ed
waste disposal, please separate this
from other types
of
wastes
and recycle
it responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material resources.
Video
RCA for CVBS video output
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Technical Specifications
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Warranty
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Please keep your receipt as proof of purchase. This product is warranted for any defect in
materials or workmanship for one year after the original date of purchase. This product is for
normal domestic and office use only. This warranty does not cover damage from misuse or
neglect , accidental damage, vermin infestation, excessive voltages such us lightning or
power surges or any alternation that affects the performance or reliability of the product.
In the unlikely event that your product fails to work normally, please contact the
and have your receipt of
purchase on hand.
It is only valid within boundaries of the country of purchase;
2. The product must be correctly assembled and operated in accordance with the instructions
contained in the manual;
3. This product must be used solely for domestic purposes;
4. The guarantee does not cover accidental damage;
5. The guarantee will be rendered invalid if the product is resold or has been damaged by
inexpert repair;
6. The manufacturer disclaims any liability for incidental or consequential damaged.
PO BOX 6287
Silverwater NSW 1811
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Bush Helpline: 1800 509 394 Australia
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Bush
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This guarantee is in addition to, and does not diminish, your statutory or legal rights.
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