Goodmans GDB20TTS User Manual

Talking set-top box instruction manual

Model number: GDB20TTS

IMPORTANT: Please read all instructions carefully before use and keep for future reference.

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Introduction

Thank you for buying this product.

Not only can it receive over 50 digital TV channels, but you can also listen to up to 24 digital radio stations, all at the touch of a button. This product has talking features, audio description, and an option to change the colour settings and font size.

You may already be familiar with using similar equipment, but we recommend you take time to read these instructions. We have designed them so you can become familiar with the many features of the system and to make sure you get the very best from your set-top box.

Keep these instructions in a safe place in case you need them in the future.

Coverage

Check the coverage in your area.

Text your postcode, followed by your house number or name to 83331. Or visit www.freeview.co.uk

For example, NW9 6NY (Costs no more than a normal text.)

The Freeview service depends on coverage in your area.

We cannot give a guarantee about broadcast signal quality. A wideband rooftop aerial will give the best results. You may need an upgrade to your aerial.

The FREEVIEW, FREEVIEW+, FREEVIEW+ HD words and logos are trademarks of DTV Services LTD. DTV Services Ltd 2002, 2008.

Safety

You must be careful whenever you use any electrical equipment. Please read the product safety section on page 75 before using your digital box. This appliance is for household use only.

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Introduction

Contents

Introduction......................................................... 2

Coverage........................................................... 2

Safety ............................................................. 2

What’s in the box .................................................... 4

Main unit........................................................... 5

Remote control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Getting connected.................................................... 8

How to connect the set-top box to a TV set ............................... 10

How to connect to a TV set and DVD recorder or VCR? ...................... 10

How to connect headphones........................................... 12

How to turn the set-top box on for the first time............................ 13

Problems installing the channels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

How to turn the set-top box off......................................... 15

How to turn the set-top box on from standby .............................. 15

Commonly used features.............................................. 16

Changing the volume................................................. 16

Mute ............................................................. 16

Changing channel ................................................... 17

Programme information............................................... 19

Programme guide ................................................... 20

Mini guide ......................................................... 22

Favourites list ...................................................... 23

Reminders list ...................................................... 24

On-screen help pages ............................................... 25

Single-button functions ............................................... 26

Talking features ..................................................... 27

Retuning .......................................................... 30

Parental control ..................................................... 34

Setting up your system ............................................... 38

Preferences........................................................ 38

Reminders list ...................................................... 61

Technical settings ................................................... 62

Help.............................................................. 71

System information .................................................. 72

Help and advice..................................................... 73

Safety information................................................... 75

Cleaning .......................................................... 75

Ventilation ......................................................... 75

Servicing .......................................................... 75

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Getting started

What’s in the box

Carefully remove your equipment from the box it arrived in. It is recommended that you retain this packaging should the item need to be returned under warranty.

Equipment and accessories supplied

In the box you should have the items listed below.

Main unit•

AC/DC power adapter•

Remote control•

Two AA batteries•

RF cable•

Scart-to-Scart cable•

User guide and quick start guide•

These items are illustrated in the diagram below. If any items are missing, please contact our customer services department.

Main unit

Batteries type AA

RF cable

AC/DC power adapter

Remote control

Scart-to-Scart cable

Set Top Box

User Guide

Info

Fav

TV/ radio

Back

Exit

Guide

Help

STB

Vol

TxtSubAD

User Guide

Quick Start Guide

Set Top Box

QS Guide

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Getting started

Main unit

There are no control buttons on the main unit.

The remote control sensor is located on the left side of the front panel. When operating the remote control, point it at this sensor. Do not block the sensor or the remote control won’t work.

AERIAL

VCR/DVD

5V DC IN

2.0A

RF OUT

POWER

Smart

Talk

Infrared sensor and

power indicator

Aerial input

connector, connects

to TV aerial

RF out connector, connects to VCR/

DVD recorder or TV

Scart connector,

for connects to VCR/DVD scart

Scart connector, connects

to TV scart connector

Headphone output

socket

Power supply input, from AC/DC adapter

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Getting started

Remote control

The remote control buttons give access to all the functions required for operation of the set-top box.

Switches talking features on and off.

Swaps between the channel you are

watching and the previous channel

you were watching.

Switches the set-top box

on and off (standby).

Moves up the channel list.

Moves down the channel list.

Displays information about the channel you are currently watching.

Returns to menu previously displayed.

Enters and exits the menu screen.

Switches subtitles on and off.

0 - 9. Choose channel numbers and numbers on menus that go to different options.

Changes or goes to different options when you are on digital text pages.

Gives digital text.

Switches the audio description

on and off.

Enters and exits the help screen.

Exits the menu system and returns to the last programme you were

Enters and exits the TV electronic

programme guide EPG.

Reduces the set-top box volume.

Selects menu options and

displays Mini guide if pressed

while watching TV.

Increases the set-top box volume.

Mutes the set-top box volume.

Switches between TV and Radio.

Infrared transmitter

Info

Fav

TV/

radio

Back

Exit

Guide

Help

STB

Vol

TxtSubAD

Up, Down, Left and Right arrow buttons for moving around the on-screen menus.

TV power on/off and input channel selection

Displays the info bar which contains

information about the programme

you are currently watching.

Displays list of your favourite channels.

Stop talking features.

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Getting started

Putting batteries in the remote control

The remote control needs two type AA batteries to power it. We have supplied these.

To replace the batteries

Turn the remote control on to its front face to reveal the battery compartment 1 cover (shown tinted in diagram below).

Push and pull the cover in the direction of the arrows on the cover and slide it off to 2 reveal the battery compartment.

Remove the two batteries from the compartment and put them to one side. (You 3 do not need to do this when you put batteries in for the first time.).

Insert the two AA size batteries following the diagram printed around the 4 compartments.

Put the cover on the guides of the compartment and slide it closed. You will hear it 5 snap closed.

Getting rid of the batteries

Make sure you get rid of the batteries safely. Never get rid of them in a fire or with household waste. Check with your local authority for regulations on this.

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Getting started

About the remote control

The remote control communicates with the main unit using an infrared link 1 between the sensor on the remote control and the sensor on the front of the main unit.

The remote control can be used up to seven metres away at an angle of 30 2 degrees to the front panel of the main unit.

The remote control will not work if there is something in between the remote 3 control and the main unit. Sunlight or very bright light may mean the remote control does not work as well as usual.

How to use the remote control

Point the sensor end of the remote control towards the sensor on the front of the 1 main unit.

Press the number buttons for the channel that you want.2

The sensor on the front panel will flash as it receives commands from the remote 3 control.

You can select a setting from the menu to sound a beep when the set-top box has 4 received an instruction from the remote control.

Getting connected

Connecting an aerial

Before you can tune in any TV or radio stations, you must connect an aerial to your unit. You will get better results using a rooftop aerial. If you are in a strong signal area, a portable aerial may be suitable. We recommend that for the initial tuning process you use a fixed aerial to get the strongest signal. Connect the aerial to the unit as shown on page 9.

Connecting to a power supply

The main unit should only be powered using the AC/DC adapter supplied as shown opposite. The AC/DC adapter is powered from the 230V AC mains supply.

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Getting started

TO AERIAL INPUT SOCKET ON TV

TO SCART INPUT CONNECTOR ON TV

EXTERNAL AERIAL

SET TOP BOX

RF CABLE

SCART-SCART CABLE

AERIAL

VCR/DVD

5V DC IN

2.0A

RF OUT

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Getting started

How to connect the set-top box to a TV set

If your TV has a SCART socket

Put your set-top box on a firm, level surface with at least a 10-centimetre gap 1 around all the sides and close to the TV you are going to connect it to.

Turn off the mains socket your TV is plugged into or pull the plug out of the socket.2

Take the aerial lead out of the TV and connect it to the ‘aerial’ connector on the 3 back panel of the set-top box.

Connect the RF cable (we have provided one) between the ‘RF out’ socket on the 4 set-top box and the aerial socket on the TV. This cable will allow you to watch TV programmes as you did before but with the set-top box connected.

Connect a cable which has a ‘Scart’ connector at each end (we have provided 5 one) between the ‘TV’ socket on the back panel of the set-top box and the ‘Scart’ socket on your TV. If there is more than one ‘Scart’ socket on the TV, look in your TV instruction manual to check which one you should use.

The set-top box will not work if you do not have the scart-to-scart cable 6 connected.

Plug the AC/DC adapter into a mains socket and then plug the connector on the 7 adapter into the ‘5V DC in’ connector on the back panel of the set-top box as shown on page 11.

Plug the TV mains lead back into the mains socket.8

When your TV does not have a SCART socket

Connect as described above but ignore the Scart-to-Scart connection.

How to connect to a TV set and DVD recorder or VCR?

Put your set-top box on a firm, level surface with at least a 10-centimetre gap 1 around all the sides and close to the TV and DVD recorder or VCR you are going to connect it to.

Turn off the mains socket your TV and DVD or VCR is plugged into or pull the plugs 2 out of the sockets.

Take the aerial lead out of the TV and connect it to the ‘aerial’ connector on the 3 back panel of the set-top box.

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Getting started

TO SCART INPUT CONNECTOR

EXTERNAL AERIAL

SET TOP BOX

RF CABLE

SCART-SCART CABLE

AERIAL

VCR/DVD

5V DC IN

2.0A

RF OUT

SCART-SCART CABLE

DVD PLAYER/ RECORDER OR VCR

RF CABLE

TO AERIAL CONNECTOR

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Getting started

Connect the RF cable (we have provided one) between the ‘RF out’ socket on the 4 set-top box and the aerial socket on the DVD or VCR. Also connect a second RF cable between the DVD or VCR and the ‘aerial’ socket on the TV. These cables will allow you to watch TV programmes as you did before but with the set-top box connected.

Connect a cable which has a Scart connector at each end (we have provided one) 5 between the ‘TV’ socket on the back panel of the set-top box and the ‘Scart’ socket on your TV. If there is more than one ‘Scart’ socket on the TV, look in your TV instruction manual to check which one you should use.

Connect a cable which has a Scart connector at each end (we have not provided 6 this) between the ‘VCR or DVD’ socket on the back panel of the set-top box and the ‘Scart’ socket on your DVD or VCR.

Plug the AC/DC adapter into a mains socket and then plug the connector on the 7 adapter into the ‘5V DC in’ connector on the back panel of the set-top box as shown opposite.

Plug the TV mains lead back into the mains socket.8

How to connect headphones

Connect the 3.5 mm stereo jack plug on your headphones into the headphone socket on the back of the set-top box, see below.

AERIAL

VCR/DVD

5V DC IN

2.0A

RF OUT

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First time installation

How to turn the set-top box on for the first time

When you have connected your set-top box to the TV (as described in the previous section), you are ready to use it.

Switch on the TV.1

Set it to the input channel you have connected the set-top box to (AV1, for 2 example).

Switch the set-top box on at the mains supply. 3

The power indicator on the front panel of the set-top box will light up red and will 4 change to green as a picture is displayed. The set-top box will automatically use talking features to speak the setup instructions. You can switch this off by pressing the TF button on your remote control.

This will be the ‘first-time installation’ title screen (shown above).5

Check your aerial is connected correctly and then press the OK button.6

You need to set up your receiver. Please make

sure the aerial is connected then press OK to continue.

Full scan replace existing services

CN Name Provider Type No services stored

Please wait while scanning ... 9 minutes remaining

0% 100%

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First time installation

The ‘Scanning’ window will open (shown below) and the box will search for the 7 TV and radio channels (services). If you have left talking features on you will hear a progress update every 15 seconds.

The progress will be shown in the bar along the bottom of the window as the 8 services the box finds are listed above this bar. See above for an example.

When scanning finishes, the box will show the number of services (TV and radio 9 stations). An example is shown above.

After a short time, the first TV channel in the list of channels the box has found will 10

Tuning complete

Return to TV

Channel Summary

Return to TV

Exit

Total number of channels found: 120

Total TV channels found: 80

Total Radio Channels found: 40

Data channels found: 6

Info

Full scan replace existing services

Please wait while scanning ... 2 minutes remaining

0% 100%

CN Name Provider Type 081 BBC Parliament 071 CBeebies 080 BBC NEWS 001 BBC ONE

BBC TV BBC TV BBC TV BBC TV

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First time installation

be shown. This is usually BBC1. An information banner will appear along the top of the picture for a short time which gives basic details of the TV programme you are watching.

Problems installing the channels

If you could not receive any channels as described previously, do the following.

Check all the connections to your set-top box and TV making sure the connections •

are secure and connected to the correct sockets.

Try the installation again by following the ‘Retuning procedure’ given on page 30.•

How to turn the set-top box off

If you watch TV regularly, you should leave the set-top box in standby mode when you are not watching TV. You should only switch it off at the mains if you are away or do not want to use the TV for a long time, one month for example.

Your set-top box will automatically update the stored channels while it is standby mode as they become available. It can also receive updates to the operating software during this time. It cannot receive new channels and software updates when the set-top box is disconnected from the mains supply or the aerial is disconnected.

If you plan to disconnect the set-top box from the mains, you should put it into standby first.

You can put the set-top box on standby as follows.

Press the button labelled 1 stb.

The front panel power indicator will change colour from green to red. 2

The set-top box is now in standby mode.3

The set-top box ‘Scart’ output will now be turned off.4

The TV picture will be turned off.5

How to turn the set-top box on from standby

Press the button labelled 1 stb.

The front panel power indicator will change colour from red to green.2

This will turn on the set-top box Scart output.3

The TV picture will turn on and show the station that you were watching when the 4 set-top box was put on standby.

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Basic operation

Commonly used features

As with most electrical goods there will be features that you use everyday and others that you need only occasionally. The everyday features are included in this section to help you get your set-top box up and running as quickly as possible.

Many functions will need you to use the ‘navigation’ buttons. These are on the centre of the remote control and are shown right.

In this user guide these buttons will be called Up, Down, Left and Right as shown in the diagram.

Talking features

All information on screen is spoken by your set-top box using talking features. You can switch talking features on and off using the TF button on your remote control.

Changing the volume

When you want to change the volume, press the Vol + or Vol– buttons. The volume indicator bar will be displayed on the screen as shown below.

Volume

Press the Vol + button to increase the volume or press the Vol– button to reduce the volume. As you press the buttons the volume level is shown on the indicator. As the volume increases the white bar gets longer; as the volume reduces this bar gets shorter.

After 5 seconds of not pressing the volume buttons, the volume indicator will disappear from the screen.

Mute

To turn the sound off quickly, press the mute button. This button has the following symbol printed on it . This symbol will also be displayed on the screen while mute is on.

To put the sound back on, press the mute button again. Sound will come back at its previous level and the mute symbol will disappear from the screen. You can also put the sound back on again if you press the Vol+ or Vol– buttons.

Right

Left

Down

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Basic operation

Changing channel

When you want to change to another channel you can do this in the following ways.

Using the • Ch+ and Ch– buttons.

Entering the channel number on the numerical keypad (• 0-9).

Choosing from your favourites list (• Fav button).

You need to programme this list first. See page 59 for how to do this.

Choosing from a list of channels (• TV/Radio button).

Ch+ and Ch– buttons

To change to the channel next to the one you are watching in the channel list, press the Ch+ button. Repeat until you reach the channel you want to watch.

To change to the channel before the one you are watching in the channel list, press the Ch– button. Repeat until you reach the channel you want to watch.

When changing channel, a banner is shown across the top of the screen that shows the channel and programme information. An example is shown below.

001 BBC ONE BBC News 15:00 - 15 -05 S

Using the number buttons

Enter the number of the channel you want to change to using the number buttons (0 - 9) on the remote control.

The numbers you press will be shown in the top left corner. You can enter one, two or three digits as you need. After a short time, the channel you have entered will be shown.

Using your favourites list

You must first program this list. See page 59 for how to do this.

Press the 1 Fav button.

Your favourites list will be displayed. An example is shown below.2

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Basic operation

Press the 3 Up or Down buttons to move to the channel you would like to watch. The highlight panel will identify your choice.

Press the 4 OK button. The channel you have chosen will be shown.

Using the channel list

Press the 5 TV/Radio button. A list of all channels will be shown. See the example on the next page.

Press the TV/Radio button again to display only TV channels and again to display 6 only Radio channels.

Repeat until the list you want is shown.7

Press the 8 Up or Down buttons to move to the channel you would like to watch. The highlight panel will identify your choice.

Press the 9 OK button. The channel you have chosen will be shown.

Locked channel

When you try to switch to a locked channel, and parental control is turned on, the ‘Locked channel’ PIN code entry box will be shown. Enter the PIN code to watch the channel you want to see. The default PIN for the set-top box is 0000.

Favourites

Next/Previous

Add/remove

Previous menu

Return to TV

CN Name Type

001 BBC ONE ..TV

002 BBC TWO TV

003 ITV1 TV

005 FIVE TV

Back

Exit

Locked channel

Use 0 - 9

Please enter PIN

_ _ _ _

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Basic operation

Programme information

To display information about the programme you are watching now, press the Info button.

Press the Right button to display the same information for the next programme to be broadcast on this channel.

To see similar information (if available) on other channels, press the Up and Down buttons until you reach the channel you want.

To watch the programme whose details are shown, press the OK button or press Exit to return to the channel you were previously watching.

Programme information Now 14:32

006 ITV2

The Jeremy Kyle Show

13:30 - 14:35

Jeremy Kyle presents a confrontational talk show in which guest thrash out their conflicts, dilemas and relationship issues in frontof a studio audience. [S]

Subtitles



Exit Return to TV Next P+/P- OK Go to channel

Channel list All Channels

Next/Previous

Add/remove

Previous menu

Return to TV

CN Name

001 BBC ONE

002 BBC TWO

003 ITV1

004 Channel 4

005 FIVE

006 ITV2

007 BBC THREE

009 BBC FOUR

Back

Exit



Type

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Advanced features

Programme guide

The programme guide lets you see details of radio and TV programmes for the next week and set reminders for programmes you want to watch. When a programme is set with a reminder, just before the programme reaches the broadcast time, a message will be shown on the screen that the programme is about to start.

To see the programme guide press the Guide button. Two example are shown below. The first display layout shown here is called the ‘list’ layout.

The second is called ‘grid’ layout. Press the guide button to move between the two layouts.

Programme Guide 02:56 15/02/2010

Browse

006 ITV2 The Jeremy Kyle Show S

Jeremy Kyle presents a confrontational talk show in which guests

Programme Name 15/02/2010 ITV News at Ten & Weather BRITs Hits 30 Crossroads Loose Women

The Jeremy Kyle Show

ITV Nightscreen ITV Morning News GMTV

Time 22:00 - 22:35 22:35 - 23:35 23:35 - 01:15 01:15 - 02:05

02:05 - 03:00

03:00 - 05:30 05:30 - 06:00 06:00 - 08:35

-Day + Day

Return to TV

Exit

OK View channel

Ch Page up/down

Info Programme information

Programme Guide 14:56 15/02/2010

Browse

14:30-15:35 The Jeremy Kyle Show S

Jeremy Kyle presents a confrontational talk show in which guests

CN 001 002 003 004

005

006 007 008

-Day + Day

Return to TV

Exit

OK View channel

Ch Page up/down

Info Programme information

Name BBC ONE BBC TWO ITV1 Channel4

FIVE

ITV2 BBC THREE BBC FOUR

14:30 Fri 16/04 16:30 Murder, S Gr Gigg Bear Be Sh The Sto Animal Pa Diagnosis Murd Pointless 60 Minut Daily Cooks Challenge Dickenso The Sea Wolves Countdown Deal o Home I Ow Returning Lily

The Jeremy Kyle Show Loose Women

This is BBC THREE This is BBC Four

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Advanced features

You can set which layout displays when you press the Guide button. You set this up using the menu function as described on page 39.

How to move around the guide

To browse the guide press the Up, Down, Left and Right buttons to move in these directions. The highlighted panel shows which programme has been chosen.

To show the programmes for the next day, press the blue button. You can look ahead for up to seven days.

To show the programmes for the previous day, press the yellow button.

To display the programme guide for another channel, press the Ch+or Ch- buttons to step forward or backward through the channels.

To watch a programme that is on now, press the Up, Down, Left and Right buttons to highlight the programme and then press the OK button.

To see information about a programme, choose the programme as described above and then press the Info button. The ‘Programme information’ window will open. An example of this is shown below.

How to set a reminder

Open the programme guide as described above.1

Use the 2 Up, Down, Left and Right buttons to choose the programme you want to set the reminder for.

Programme information Now 14:32

006 ITV2

The Jeremy Kyle Show

13:30 - 14:35

Jeremy Kyle presents a confrontational talk show in which guest thrash out their conflicts, dilemas and relationship issues in frontof a studio audience. [S]

Subtitles



Exit Return to TV Next P+/P- OK Go to channel

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Advanced features

Press the 3 OK button. The programme will be highlighted to show that the reminder has been set.

The reminder will appear in the reminders list which you can see using the menu 4 function. See page 24 for details.

Mini guide

When you are watching a programme you can display the mini guide. An example of this is shown below.

Mini Guide 14:50 16/04/2010

Browse

14:00 3 ITV1 60 Minute Makeover S

15:00 3 ITV1 Daily Cooks Challenge S

OK Watch/remind

Exit Return to TV

Info Info -Day + Day

This lets you see details about the programme you are watching and the next programme to be broadcast on the same channel. The programme you have chosen is enclosed in a coloured rectangle.

To see information for other programmes on the channel, press the 5 Up or Down button to highlight the required programme you need.

To see information for programmes on another channel, press the 6 Left or Right button until the channel or programme is highlighted.

To view programmes for the next day, press the 7 blue button. To see programmes for the previous day, press the yellow button.

To show information about the channel you have chosen, press the 8 Info button. This will display full programme information as shown on page 20.

When you want to watch a programme you have chosen, press the 9 OK button. If the programme is already on, it will be displayed. If the programme is on later, a reminder will be set.

To close the mini guide, press the 10 Exit button.

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Advanced features

Favourites list

The favourites function lets you create a list of your favourite programmes, in other words, the ones you watch most often. The list can include TV and radio programmes. Using this list will make it easier to change to these channels.

You create the list using the menu function as follows.

Press the 1 Menu button.

Press the 2 Down button until ‘Favourites’ is highlighted.

Press the 3 OK button.

The ‘Set up favourites’ window will be shown. It contains all the channels stored in 4 your system. An example is shown below.

Press the 5 Up and Down buttons to highlight a channel you want to add to the favourites list.

Press the 6 OK button to add it to the list. A tick symbol will be shown alongside your choice to show that it is in the list.

To remove a channel from the list, highlight the channel and then press the 7 OK button. The tick symbol will be deleted and the channel will no longer be in the favourites list.

Press the 8 Back button to save the edited list.

Set up favourites

Next/Previous

Add/remove

Save favourites

Return to TV

CN Name

001 BBC ONE

002 BBC TWO

003 ITV1

004 Channel 4

005 FIVE

006 ITV2

007 BBC THREE

009 BBC FOUR

Back

Exit



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