2) Keep these instructions in a safe place for future reference.
3) Pay extra attention to «warning» points.
4) Follow all instructions.
5) Do not use the device near water.
6) Clean with a dry cloth only.
7) Do not use near heat sources, such as radiators, heat accumulators, ovens or other devices
(including ampliers) generating heat.
8) Only operate this product with the type of power source indicated on the label. If you are unsure
about the type of power supply you use at home, ask your electricity supplier. Disconnect the device
from the mains before maintenance or installation procedure.
9) Protect the mains cable from damage.
10) Only use auxiliary devices/accessories specied by the manufacturer.
11) Disconnect the device during thunderstorms or extended periods of non-use.
12) All maintenance work should be carried out by qualied service personnel. Maintenance is required
when the device is damaged in any way, including damage to the mains cable or mains plug. Also in
case the device becomes exposed to liquids or moisture, was dropped or does not function properly.
13) Make sure that the ventilation slots are always unobstructed.
14) Attention should be paid to the environmental aspect of battery disposal.
15) Only use the device in moderate climate.
WARNING: In order to avoid the risk of re or electric shock, do not expose this device to rain or moisture.
WARNING: The batteries should not be exposed to excessive heat and heat sources such as direct sunlight,
re, etc.
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This symbol indicates that there is risk of electric shock.
This symbol indicates that the operating instructions contain important operating and maintenance
information.
This symbol indicates that the product has a double insulation between voltage and user accessible
parts. Only use parts provided by the manufacturer during repair.
This symbol on the product or in the operating instructions indicates that the electrical or electronic
device must be disposed of separately from household waste at the end of the service life. Separate
collection systems exist for recycling.
For further information, please contact your local authorities or your dealer where you purchased the product.
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► Remote control
On/Off button.
Mute On/Off.
REC
ZOOM
OPTIONAUDIOTXT
TV/AV
WebTV
...
Input of numbers or letters in
the menus.
Toggles between TV and Radio mode.
Returns to the previous program.
Displays the main menu.
Displays the information bar.
Use the arrow buttons to scroll up
in lists. Below, scroll left or right or
change the volume. Conrm the
menu inputs with the OK button
or call up the channel list.
Exits a Menu/Dialogue window
Selection of the electronic program
guide EDIVISION.
To search for programs in lists.
Selection of TV/Radio program.
Displays a le list.
Scrolls up (+) or down (-) in
lists of channel lists.
Displays the favourite lists.
Displays the satellite lists.
Changes the screen TV standard.
Allows fast backward.
Allows fast forward.
Skips to the beginning or previous
Recording/Image.
Skips to the beginning or previous
Recording/Image.
Starts recording manually.
Starts Playback/Pauses playback.
Finishes TimeShift, a recording
or a playback.
Calls up the Audio menu.
Option button. Switching between
TV/AV
TV/AV mode (Not in HDMI mode).
Calls up the Subtitle/Teletext menu.
Web TV button.
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► Description
Front Panel
1
/ USB: Connection for USB storage
devices
2
Display LED, displays current information
3
Infrared sensor for the reception of remote
control commands
4
CH- / CH+ buttons: for moving in the program lists
5
POWER button: Activates/Deactivates the device
Back Panel
6
LNB IN: Connection for the coaxial cable
to the signal from the satellite system
7
S/PDIF: Audio interface for amplier/audio
console
8
HD OUT: Connection to an HDTV quality TV
9
SCART: For connecting to a TV set,
using SCART cable [not for HD TV]
10
Connection for an adapter (DC 12V)
Subpages
11
Card reader
12
IR IN: Infrared connection port
12
6
7
11
CA
8
picco S2
3
9
12
CH+CH-USB
10
IR
Connecting and switching on
Note: For interference-free satellite TV reception, a specialist technician must calibrate your satellite TV system with a digital TV level meter
•
Connect the receiver using HDMI cable via the HD OUT output port
to your TV’s HDMI input port
•
Now connect the receiver to the satellite
antenna cable via the LNB IN input.
•
Insert the batteries into the remote
control. Notes on the remote control
can be found on the back
of these instructions.
•
Connect the receiver
to the power supply.
•
The receiver starts with the BOOT
process and is operational within
a short time
Switching off
By pressing the Power button once on your remote control, a pop-up window opens.
coaxial-wire Antenna
HD OUT:
Output receiver
LNB IN:
Connecting
the cable to the satellite
signal
HDMI
kabel
HDMI cable
Power socket
TV set connection panel
Use an HDMI input!
You can choose any of these two types of Stand-by mode, according to
your preferences. When pressing and holding the Power button of your
remote control for more than 2 sec., the device goes into OFF mode. For
more settings please refer to page 21
HDMI in
HDm i
kabel
2
1
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►Language Selection
During the initial start, please select your language.
When in the TV/Radio mode, the ‘INFO’ button displays an information bar (InfoBar) at the lower edge of the
screen. This bar is faded-in up to 10 seconds.
How to change the duration of fading of the information bar:
1. Press the ‘MENU’ button to open the main menu.
2. Use the left/right arrow buttons to navigate to the ‘System’ item.
3. Use the up/down arrow buttons to navigate to the ‘Other settings’ menu item and press the OK button.
4. Use the left/right arrow buttons to select the value in seconds you want to set (max. 10s) in the ‘OSD
time exceeded’ item.
5. Press the EXIT button to exit the menu.
The InfoBar in TV or Radio mode shows the following information about the current program and selected
station:
- the place in the program list
- the name of the station
- the current program (as far as information is available) including start time
- the following program (as far as information is available) including start time
- the name of the favourite list
- the time
- indicates the availability of Teletext for the current program
- indicates if the transmitted program is encrypted
- indicates if subtitles are available
- indicates if the sound broadcasted is in stereo or mono format, left or right balance
- indicates if the program is blocked (child protection)
- indicates that the station is present in a favourite list
- indicates if the program is transmitted in HD
- indicates if Wi-Fi network connection exists
Functions and settings:
If the InfoBar is displayed, detailed information about the current program can be displayed (if available) by
(repeated) pressing the ‘INFO’ button. If multiple information pages are available, scroll through these pages
by using the ‘PAGE+’/’PAGE-’ buttons. Use the left/right arrow buttons to switch between the information
of the current and next program. Use the red button to display further (technical) information. Use the EXIT button to exit the menu with the detailed information.
Use the EXIT button again to switch off the InfoBar.
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► EDIVISION - Your electronic program guide
Standard: EDIVISION is an electronic program guide with its own OSD menu. EDIVISION presents the
information provided by the service provider in detailed views. In addition, up to 8 time-controlled recordings
(Timer) can be programmed from here. Note that not all channels/program providers provide program-related
information.
Use the EDIVISION button on the remote control to start your program guide.
Functions and settings:
The window of ‘EDIVISION’ is structured differently, depending on in which mode you are. The mode (now,
next, more, timetable) can be changed with the green button.
Information can be found at the top left in the modes ‘Now’ and ‘Next’ on the current or next program and on
the channel in text format, at the top right, the current TV picture (in TV mode). In the lower area, the current
program list can be found which can be navigated with the up/down arrow buttons and another channel can
be chosen with the OK button. If the channel provides program-related information, it will be displayed in
the list (e.g. duration of the program in form of bars, program title). Press the OK button to display detailed
information about the program, if available. Use the left/right arrow buttons to switch between ‘Now’ and
‘Next EDIVISION modes.
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The ‘More’ mode displays program information in chart form and chronological order. Use the left/right arrow
buttons to navigate between a channel’s temporal program information and use the up/down arrow buttons
to move the cursor (yellow marking) in the channel list. The OK button may possibly has to be pressed if
another channel was selected and the program-related information should be displayed (if available). If the
cursor is located on the right-hand side of a program title, detailed information about this program can be
displayed by pressing the OK button.
The ‘Timetable’ mode displays the currently selected program list in chart form on the left and program
information in weekly format on the right. Use the left/right arrow buttons
EDIVISION window in ‘Timetable’ mode
To navigate between the channel list and the PREV/NEXT buttons to navigate daily overview.
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Use the up/down arrow buttons to navigate between the weekdays in the respective list. If the cursor is
located on the right-hand column side of a program title, even more detailed information about this program
can be displayed (if available) by pressing the OK button .
The following functions and buttons can be used in all modes:
The red button displays an overview of the existing channel lists (groups). Use the arrow buttons to
navigate through this overview and the OK button to set the channel list to be used by EDIVISION.
The green button calls up a menu allowing to switch between the different views of EDIVISION by using the
up/down arrow buttons and the OK button.
The yellow button calls up a Popup Timer Menu. Select the ‘VCR’ item to program time-based events (e.g.
recordings). Select the item Timer List to see the programmed events.
If you want to make a recording on a certain date in the future, select the item ‘USB/HDD Recorder’. Use the
up/down arrow buttons in the following window to navigate between the menu items and the left/right arrow
buttons and OK button to set the values. The following settings can be made in the menu ‘Timer’.
Timer number: Calling up the timer menu automatically switches to the next (available) programmable timer.
Use the left/right arrow buttons the OK button and the up/down arrow buttons to switch between timers. Up
to 8 different events can be programmed.
Timer mode:Set the recording mode here. Choose whether the recording is carried out once, daily,
weekly or monthly.
Timer service:Set the service entry ‘Recording TV channel’ here for a TV recording and ‘Recording
Radio channel’ for a radio recording.
Station: Set the channel here.
Date: Set the start date of the recording here.
Start time: Set the start time here.
Duration: Set the duration of the recording here (recording length).
After making changes and in order to keep them, conrm with ‘Yes’ in the appearing dialogue window. Exit
the timer menu with the EXIT button.
Note: An error message appears under certain circumstances. As a rule, an incorrect start time or start date
was given. Check the information!
Also note that a recording is only possible if a corresponding USB memory device is already connected to
the receiver.
Exit ‘EDIVISION’ by pressing the EXIT button.
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