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HD94003C
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Hills HD94003C User Manaul

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INDEX
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SAFETY AND INSTRUCTIONS
CAUTION: TO PREVENT ELECTRICAL SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE THE COVER.
THERE ARE NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
SAFETY
．Never place the unit in hot, humid or excessively dusty places. ．Do not install the unit where it may be exposed to mechanical vibrations. ．This product should be operated only from the ty pe of pow er sour ce indi cated on the
rear of the unit.
．Do not touch the power cord with wet hands or continue to use a damaged power
cord. It may cause an electric shock.
．Never open the cover. High voltage in the unit may result in electrocution. ．Disconnect the power cord to the unit before connecting any cables.
CAUTION
．To prevent fire or electrical shock do not expose the appliance to water. ．Ensure that objects filled with liquids, such as vases, are not placed on the
apparatus. ．If an object or liquid gets into the unit, disconnect the plug and ask an approved
technician to check the unit.
．Never place the unit in a confined space such as a bookcase or built-in cabinet
unless proper ventilation is provided. Leave a 10cm gap around the unit.
．The recommended operating temperature is from 0 ~ 40
℃℃ and humidity should be
under 95%.
．For your own safety, do not touch any part of the unit, power lead or aerial lead
during a lightning storm.
．Use a damp cloth to clean the unit. ．Do not use liquid cleaners, solvent or abrasive products, etc.
This symbol indicates that high voltage is present inside. It is dangerous to make contact with any part inside the case.
This symbol alerts you of important information concerning operation and maintenance of this product.
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ASSEMBLY AND PARTS LIST
1.1 Parts List
Please ma ke sure the foll owing accessories are supp l ied with th e ST B.
1. High Definition Digital Set Top Box
2. Remote Control
3. RCA Video/ Audio Cable
4. YPbPr Component Video Cable
5. Batteries (AAA Size)
6. User Manual
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ASSEMBLY AND PARTS LIST
1.2 Front Panel
1. STANDBY Button ( )
Press to switch between operation and standby mode.
2. Menu Button (MENU)
Press to display the Main Menu or to exit from the menu.
3. OK
Press to select the item in the menu or to view a list the TV/Radio channels.
4. Volume VOL+/VOL- Button (VOL+/VOL-) Moves the cursor left/right when in the menu or adjust the volume level in the live TV mode.
5. CH Up/Down Button (CH+/CH-)
Moves the cursor up/down when in the menu or changes the current program to the previous/next channel in the live TV mode.
6. Front Panel Display
Front panel window displays information concerning current operation such as the channel number. The green LED illuminates when the channel is locked in.
7. Earphone Output
Used to connect earphones using a 3.5mm jack.
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1.3 Rear Panel
1. ANT IN
Used to connect the antenna.
2. ANT OUT
Used to loop to another analogue or digital device.
3. USB
USB port is used for viewing JPEG files or playing MP3 files on a memory stick, and for possible software upgrades. (Only to be advised by service technician.)
4. DIGITAL AUDIO (S/PDIF / Optical)
Connect to an External Audio Amplifier w i th S /PDIF
/ Optical Digi tal Au dio (op tional).
5. HDMI Connector
Connect High-Definition Multimedia output to HD Monitors (HDMI Type). Provides both digital video and digital audio connection in one cable.
6. VIDEO (Yellow RCA)
Connect to a TV with yellow video input to obtain picture.
7. YPbPr
Connect component video to HD Monitors (YPbPr Type). This is a video only connection, you will need to use Red and White RCA for Left and Right audio or Digital Audio output connection.
8. AUDIO L/R (White / Red RCA)
Connect to a TV audio input, HD Monitors aud io in put or an Ex ternal Audio Amplifier to obtain audio.
9. RF OUT
Can be connected to a television with no AV inputs.
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1.4 Remote Control Unit
All features of the STB can be controlled with the remote control.
1. POWER: Press to switch between on and standby mode.
2. SCAN: Press to search for programs automatically.
3. MUTE: Press to mute the sound.
4. NUMERIC KEYS: Press to input Channel
Numbers, Passwords or Letters.
5. SUBTITLE: Press to enter the SUBTITLE mode.
6. TEXT: Display the Teletext information.
7. CH＋/ CH－: Change the channel or move
cursor in the menu.
8. VOL－/ VOL＋: Adjust volume or move cursor in the menu.
9. BACK: Press to return to the previous menu or exit from the curr ent m ode .
10. EPG:
Display the Electronic Program
Guide.
11. PAGE＋/ PAGE－:Press to page up/down in the channel list.
12. TV/RADIO:
Switch between TV or
RADIO mode.
13. SPECIAL FUNCTION KEYS: Used in the EPG menu.
14. TV: Used to set this remote Control to turn your TV ON or OFF.
15. AD: Activates Audio Description (AD) where available from the broadcaster.
16. ASPECT RATIO: Press to select standard (4:3) or widescreen (16:9) aspect
ratio mode.
17. OK: Press to select the item in the menu or to list the TV/Radio channels.
18. MENU: Press to display the Main Menu.
19. INFO: Display the information of the current program.
20. RECALL: Press to return to previous channel.
21. FAV: Press to display Favorite Channel List.
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Learning Remote instruction
The Set Top Box Remote Control can be set to switch your TV OFF and ON. Follow these simple instructions to program your Set Top Box remote Control.
1. You will need both the Set Top Box Remote Control and the TV Remote Control, make sure both have operational batteries installed.
2. To place the Set Top Box Remote Control into Learning Mode press and hold down the HD94003C SET button for around 3 seconds, the indicator light will illuminate brightly. Once illuminated you can let go of the SET button. (NOTE: If another key is not pressed within 15 seconds the Set Top Box Remote Control will exit Learning Mode.)
3. Lay both the HD94003C Remote Control and the TV Remote control on a flat surface. Orientate both remotes so that the infrared receivers are facing one another within a distance of 1cm to 4cms. Press the blue power key on the HD94003C remote control until the red light is blinking. Press and hold down the POWER button of the TV Remote Control until the indicato r light on th e Set Top Box Remote Control until the red light on the HD94003C remote is solid, then release the TV POWER button on the TV Remote Control.
You are now ready to use the Set Top Box remote Control to turn the TV ON and OFF by pressing the power button in the TV section of the Set Top Box remote control on the top right corner of the remote.
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1.5 Installing the batteries in the remote control
1. Place your finger or thumb under the holding catch and gently press upward and forward to release the cover.
2. Insert two AAA batteries into the recess.
3. Replace the lid over the recess and gently push down on the lid unti l it snaps fi rmly into place.
Caution
1. Keep batteries out of children’s reach.
2. Don’t attempt to recharge, short-circuit, disassemble, heat or throw the batteries into the 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 to use 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.
Note: If the receiver does not respond when operating the remote control from a
close range, you will need to replace the batteries.
Using the Remote Control
1. To use the r em o te control, p oi nt it towards t he front of the ST B .
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.
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