Digifusion FVRT200 User Manual
FVRT200
Digital Video Recorder
User Guide
Revolutionise the way you watch and record TV
Contents
Introduction 2
Packing contents 4
Installation and Safety 5
Product Overview 6
Front panel
Rear Panel
Remote Control
Getting Started 8
Connections to TV/Video
Storing Freeview Channels
Changing TV Channels
Using the DVR
MultiGuide™ Contents
DVR Terms and Phrases
Perform Key Functions
Record and Playback
Edit Recordings
Folders
Play Lists
Onscreen TV Listings Guide
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Contents
Favourite Channels
Set TV Programme Reminders
Set Personal Reminders
Subtitles/Audio Language
Picture Format
Child Lock
Sleep Timer
Interactive Services
Scart Configuration
Service Updates
Technical Information
Identifying Faults
Product Information 42
Front Panel Display overview
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Introduction
The Digifusion FVRT200 Digital Video Recorder will
completely change the way you watch and record TV,
giving you greater choice and control of watching
programmes when it suits you. Now you can access
all digital TV channels & radio stations available with
FREEVIEW, and store hours of your favourite TV onto
the product so you’ll always have something to watch:
■ Record, store and playback hours of TV programmes onto its built-in hard disk so there’s no need for video tapes
■ Record programmes quickly and easily through the MultiGuide™ and watch in digital broadcast quality
■ Set recordings up to 14 days in advance
■ Watch one channel whilst recording another
■ Record two channels at the same time
■ Watch a recorded programme whilst recording two channels
■ Pause and rewind live TV
■ Watch a recording still in progess
■ Record subtitiles for playback
■ Edit and File recordings for easier access
These easy to follow instructions explain how to set up the equipment and operate the Digital Video Recorder (DVR).
A list of DVR terms and functions are explained on pages 12 – 13 to help you become familiar with this product
and its features.
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Introduction
The availability of FREEVIEW digital terrestrial services in your home depends on your local transmitter and the
configuration of your existing reception equipment.
If you are in a FREEVIEW coverage area but are unable to receive all available channels for your location, it is
recommended you have a site survey by a professional aerial installer to ensure aerial alignment and ‘line of site’
to the transmitter are optimised. If you do not know of a local aerial installer, please call the Confederation of Aerial
Industries (www.cai.org.uk) on 0208 902 8998 who will be able to recommend one.
Please note this product does not support the Top Up TV service.
You should have already checked your postcode to see if you are in a FREEVIEW coverage area.
If not, please contact FREEVIEW immediately:
■ Call 08708 809980
■ Text your postcode to 83331
■ Visit www.freeview.co.uk
*TV Listings subject to coverage
If you have any product queries, please call the Digifusion Customer Helpline on 08702 405005
or email support@fusiondigitec.com
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Packing Contents
FVRT200 Digital Video Recorder
2 batteries, 1.5V (AAA)
Remote control
User Guide
Power Supply
In addition you will need:
• 1 or 2 Scart cables (for TV/VCR connection)
• RF leads (for aerial and loop thru)
Installation and Safety
Please read all the safety instructions before first use of your unit.
■ Position the power supply and other leads so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by
things placed on or against them. When plugging in the power supply to the mains make sure your
hands are not wet.
■ Do not place objects filled with liquid such as a flower pot on top of the unit.
■ Do not expose the unit to rain, moisture, dust, dripping or splashing of liquids. If any liquid is spilt into
your unit it can cause serious damage. If you spill any liquid into the unit, switch it off at the mains
and contact your retailer.
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Installation and Safety
Batteries are easily swallowed by young children. Do not allow young children to play with the remote control unit.
Thunderstorms are a danger for any electrical appliance. Even when switched off, the unit might be damaged by lightning striking the mains supply and/or the
aerial lead. During a thunderstorm it is advisable to unplug the aerial from your receiver. Even if your receiver and TV are switched off, they can still be damaged
by lightening strikes.
Never use the unit if it is damaged in any way or attempt to open it. Damage caused by unqualified work is not covered by the manufacturer’s guarantee and removal of fixed
covers may expose dangerous voltages.
There are no user serviceable or replaceable parts inside the unit. Any unauthorised attempt to modify or upgrade any part inside this device will invalidate the warranty and
compromise the CE approval of this product.
■ Avoid extremes of temperature, either hot or cold.
■ Place your unit well away from heat sources such as radiators or gas/electric fires. Do not place the
unit on surfaces such as cloth, carpet, sponge etc.
■ Make sure that no naked flame sources, such as lighted candles, are placed on top of the unit. If the
■ unit is exposed to drastic temperature changes, for example when taking it from a cold to a warm ■
■ place, let it stand at the new place for at least two hours before connecting it to the mains adaptor.
■ The heat built up in the set escapes through ventilation holes, so do not cover the unit with drapes, ■
■ clothes etc. as that may block air circulation. This unit is designed to operate in a moderate climate.
■ If you wish to place the unit on a shelf or wall unit, always ensure there is a minimum air gap of 8 cm
■ around the top, sides and rear to assist ventilation.
■ Clean the unit using a slightly damp cloth or chamois leather. Never use abrasive cleaning agents like
■ liquid or aerosol cleaners.
■ Remove the mains plug from the socket outlet while cleaning. When plugging out the power supply
from the mains hold the unit by its body and not the cord.
■ Your unit is designed to operate with the mains adaptor supplied. Do not connect your unit to power
■ sources other than that supplied.
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Product Overview
Front Panel
Indicates current DVR activity ( for full description please see page 43 ).
Remote control receiver
Front Panel Controls:
▲ Moves channel up
▼ Moves channel down
Switch in and out of standby
Rear Panel
AV SCART socket to
POWER IN
Connector for plug in
power cable to mains
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TV
connect to TV
to connect to VCR or DVD
Connector to amplifier
– left channel
TV2/VCR
AV SCART socket
AUDIO L
AUDIO R
Connector to amplifier
– right channel
SERIAL
Serial port
For Factory/Service Use only
TV
Connector for aerial
loop-through facility
ANT
Connector
for TV aerial
Remote Control
Switch the receiver in and out of standby
Switch TV audio on and off (mute)
VOL+ Increase audio volume
VOL- Decrease audio volume
CH+ Change channel up
CH- Change channel down
0-9 Numeric keys for input of channel number
Text Enter/exit digital text services
Cancel Return to previous menu screen
TV/AV Switch between VCR loopthrough and DVR output mode
SUB Display/cancel subtitles
▲▼/ Navigate through the Multi Guide
Colours Perform functions in Multi Guide
Menu Enter Multi Guide
™
menu
™
, interactive services and swap channels
™
, digital text and interactive services
Guide Shortcut to enter Guide to view TV programme listings
Calendar Shortcut to Calendar to set reminders and view advanced programme listings
Rewind at high speed
Play at normal speed
Fast forward at high speed
Pause live recording or playback
Stop live recording or playback
Record programme you are currently watching
Skip scene backwards
Skip scene forwards/skip to live TV
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Getting Started
How to connect
your TV and DVR
How to connect your TV,
DVR and VCR/DVD
Connect your TV aerial cable to the RF IN input on the rear of the DVR. SCART and RF leads (not supplied) are connected
as in the diagrams as shown above.
Please Note: Scart lead connections must be used in order to view and record digital TV.
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Getting Started
Connecting the Power Cable
Plug the power cord supplied into the POWER IN socket on
the back of the unit. Insert the power plug into the wall socket.
Caution:
The only way to disconnect the DVR from the mains supply is to pull the plug from the wall socket.
The power plug must be disconnected from the main supply before the cord is plugged in to the POWER IN socket.
Inserting the batteries in the remote control
Open the battery compartment by pressing the snap-catch, and remove the lid. When inserting
the batteries type 1.5V, observe the polarity marked on the battery compartment.
Note:
If the DVR no longer reacts properly to remote control commands, the batteries may be flat.
Always remove flat batteries. No liability is accepted for damage resulting from leaking batteries.
Environmental note:
Batteries, including those which are heavy metal-free, may not be disposed of with household waste.
Please dispose of used batteries in an environmentally sound manner. Find out about legal regulations
which apply in your area.
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Getting Started
Once the DVR has been connected to the mains and the TV, the “Welcome” screen will be displayed on
the TV. If this doesn’t appear, press TV/AV or channel 0 on your TV remote. Weekly TV listings will not
be available until the DVR has been installed and powered on overnight to receive an initial download.
Quick Guide listings (now and next programmes) are available from set-up - see page 29 for more details.
■ Press to confirm your aerial is connected to your DVR.
■ Please wait while the DVR searches for all available frequencies and channels – this may take a few minutes.
■ All channels found will be automatically stored in numerical order.
■ Once the search is complete, press to start watching digital TV.
■ To view all digital channels found and stored, press Guide on your remote.
■ Use ▲▼ to select a channel and press to watch.
If you don’t think your DVR has found the correct number of channels available, check to see if your aerial needs replacing
or realigning.
■ Press Menu on the remote, use to select ‘Set Up’ and press to enter.
■ Scroll down using ▼ to select ‘Aerial Alignment’ and press
If the Errors bar for signal strength is over the maximum level, you should contact a local aerial installer or call the
Confederation of Aerial Industries on 0208 902 8998 who will be happy to recommend one.
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Getting Started
Storing and Adding FREEVIEW Channels
You may need to re-store channels, for example, if a new channel is launched or your aerial is realigned.
■ Press Menu on the remote, use to select ‘Set Up’ and press to enter.
■ Use ▼ to select ‘Full Channel Search’ and press to confirm you want the search to begin.
Changing TV Channels
To change TV channels, you can perform any of the following operations:
■ Use Ch+ and Ch- to browse up and down the available channels.
■ Select the number of the channel using 0-9 numeric keys.
■ Press Guide to view all available channels. Select the required channel using ▲▼ keys and press to confirm.
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Using the DVR
MultiGuide™ Contents
Find your way around the MultiGuide™ quickly and easily
■ Guide Access today’s TV Listings
■ Setup Access DVR configuration settings and features
■ Calendar View TV listings for the next two weeks
■ Record Access the record list – includes current recordings and programmes scheduled to be recorded
■ Library Access recorded programmes stored on the hard disk for playback
To navigate quickly whilst in the MultiGuide™, press Menu to highlight a sub-menu icon, use < > highlight the required
sub-menu and press to enter.
Please Note: On first power up you may find a test video recording in the library. This video can be deleted.
Set/view personal reminders
Record programmes manually
View the amount of storage space used on the hard disk
View the amount of storage space used on the hard disk
Manage storage space on the hard disk
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