7) Do not use near heat sources, such as radiators, heat accumulators, ovens or other
devices (including amplifiers) 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 specified by the manufacturer.
11) Unplug the device during thunderstorms or extended periods of non-use.
12) All maintenance work should be carried out by qualified service personnel. Maintenance is required
if the device was damaged in some way, including the damage to the mains cable or mains plug, if
the device was 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 fire or electric shock, do not expose this device to rain or moisture.
WARNING: The batteries may not be exposed to excessive heat, such as direct sunlight, fire, etc.
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This symbol indicates that the operating instructions contain important operating and maintenance
instructions.
This symbol indicates that there is a double insulation between voltage and user accessible parts
between the product.
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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.
Starts recording manually.
Start playing the TimeShift function and /
or a Recording.
Back to normal recording speed.
Finishes TimeShift, a recording or a playback
Pauses playback.
Scrolls listings per page backward.
Fast Possibility backwards.
Scrolls listings per page forward.
Fast-forward capability.
Returns to the start, alternatively
to the previous recording ..
Switches to the end, alternatively
to the next recording.
Displays a le list..
Show bar TimeShift.
Displays a le-list.
Allows you to set the time at which the Receiver
autom. switches to standby mode.
Calls up the Audio menu.
.
Changes the display TV standard.
Calls up the Subtitle/Teletext menu.
Switching between TV and Receiver
Displays the main menu.
Displays the information bar.
With the arrow keys you can scroll
in the lists up and down, left and
right or regulate the volume.
With the OK-key you conrm your
menu-entry or activate the channel-list.
Exits a Menu/Dialogue window
Selection of the electronic program
guide EDIVISION.
Scrolls up (+) or
down (-)
change the volume.
Displays the favourite lists.
Displays the satellite lists (optional).
Scrolls up (+) or
down (-) in
lists of channel lists.
Selection of TV/Radio program.
Input of numbers or letters in
the menus.
Toggles between TV and Radio mode.
Entering the number 0 / enlarges the image..
Returns to the previous program.
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►Description
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Front Panel
1
POWER button: Activates/Deactivates the device.
2
Exit the window with the menu / dialog.
3
MENU: Show or hide the main menu.
4
OK button: displays the Program list and/or cursor movement in the menus.
5
Up/Down buttons: for moving in the program lists and/or cursor movement in the menus.
6
Left/Right buttons: for volume adjustment and/or cursor movement in the menus.
7
/ USB port: for connecting external USB storage devices.
8
The green LED lights up when the receiver is turned on. The red LED lights up when the receiver is in Standby mode.
9
Display: Display including the time and location of the program.
10
Infrared sensor for the reception of remote control commands.
11
Embedded card reader.
12
Port for Conditional Access Module (CI).
2
Back Panel
13
ANT IN:
Input for connecting to terrestrial
or cable signal from the antenna.
14
LNB IN:
For connecting the coaxial cable from the LNB,
using the proper plug.
15
/ USB: Port for connecting USB memory devices
16
S/PDIF: Audio interface for amplier/audio console.
17
ETHERNET (RJ45): For connection with LAN/INTERNET, for home use.
18
RS 232: For connecting to a PC, using RS-232 cable, for receiver software update.
19
HD OUT:For connection to a TV set, using HDMI cable. For HD TV signals.
20
L / R: Output ampliers Audio.
21
CVBS:
22
Video output.
POWER: ON/OFF of the receiver power supply
13
ANT IN
5
HD OUT
9
19
20
RLVIDEO
6
8
7
18
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17
11
10
12
AC 100-240V~ 50/60Hz
Power Consumption:
15W
21
Standby < 0.5W
22
Connecting and switching on
Note: For trouble-free TV signal reception,
the installation and calibration should be carried
out by a qualied professional.
•
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
•
Some functions of the receiver increases
comfort during use - but only work
in combination with the Internet connection.
If you wish to use these functions,
connect the device via the Ethernet
interface with LAN cable - (RJ45)
at the entrance
of your internet.
•
Connect the receiver to the mains socket.
• Activate the receiver by pressing
the ON/OFF switch in the back,
to the «ON» position.
The receiver goes into «BOOT» mode
and after a few moments it is ready for use
Antenna cable
ANT IN:
from terrestrial / cable signal
Cable satellite antenna
LNB IN:Connection for the
coaxial cable from the LNB
ANT IN
.
coaxial-wire input
HD OUT:
Line OUT
HD OUT
HDMI
kabel
HDMI cable
RLVIDEO
AC 100-240V~ 50/60Hz
Power Consumption:
Standby < 0.5W
15W
power outlet
TV connection panel
Use an HDMI input!
HDMI in
HD mi
kabel
2
1
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►Language Selection
During the initial start, please select your language.
► Features
• Type: Digital Combo Receiver for DVB-S2, DVB-T2 and DVB-C H.265/HEVC
• Full HD H.265/HEVC decoding support
• 1 x Satellite TUNER DVB-S2
• 1 X Hybrid Tuner for DVB-T2 / DVB-C
• 1 x Card Reader
• 1 x Common Interface
• Connection ports: 2x USB, HDMI, RCA, LNB IN, ANT IN, SPDIF, LAN, RS232
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 (parental lock)
- 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.
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 have
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.
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 .
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