Hitachi 22LD4500UK User Manual
22LD4500
Instructions for use
GB
Contents
Wiring The Plug...........................................2
Remote Control Buttons.............................3
Control Panel...............................................4
Preparation.................................................6
Features...................................................8
Safety Precautions.....................................9
Before Switching on your TV....................11
Power connection...................................11
Aerial Connections.................................11
How to connect other devices................11
Inserting batteries in the remote control
handset..................................................11
Switching the TV ON/OFF..........................12
To switch the TV on..................................12
To switch the TV off..................................12
PREPARATION:..........................................13
TUNNING IN...........................................13
Everyday Operation:..................................15
CHANGING CHANNELS........................15
CHANNEL LIST......................................17
ELECTRONIC PROGRAMME
GUIDE....................................................18
SOUNDTRACK LANGUAGE...................21
DIGITAL TELETEXT.....................................22
ADVANCED OPERATION............................24
CONFIGURING YOUR TV.......................24
IDTV UPGRADE......................................26
EDITING THE CHANNEL LIST...............30
CHANNEL AND MENU
PROTECTION.........................................32
FAVOURITE CHANNELS........................34
PROGRAMME REMINDERS AND TIMERS35
RE-INSTALLATION.................................38
COMMON INTERFACE MENU................42
Operating the TV.......................................45
Operating with the onset buttons...........45
Operating with Remote Control..............45
Menu System............................................46
Sound Menu...........................................46
Picture Menu...........................................49
Feature Menu.........................................50
Installation Menu....................................52
Program Menu........................................53
Source Menu..........................................54
PIP Picture Menu....................................54
Other Features..........................................55
TV Status.................................................55
Programme Swap (P<P)........................55
Double-digit (- -).....................................55
Personal Preferences (PP)....................55
Sound Indicator......................................55
Picture and Picture (PAP).......................55
Picture Mode...........................................56
Mute Indicator.........................................56
Volume Bar.............................................56
AV Modes................................................56
PC MODE...................................................57
Installation..............................................57
Switching from TV to PC.........................57
Main Menu in PC mode..........................57
Sound Menu...........................................57
Picture Menu...........................................57
PIP Picture..............................................58
PC and Picture (PAP)..............................58
Feature Menu.........................................58
Geometry Menu......................................58
Source Menu..........................................59
PIP Source Menu....................................59
TELETEXT..................................................60
To operate Teletext..................................60
To select a page of Teletext....................60
To Select Index Page..............................60
To Select Double Height Text..................60
To Reveal “concealed”
Information.............................................60
To Stop Automatic Page Change............60
To Select a Subcode Page.....................60
Fastext....................................................61
To exit Teletext.........................................61
To Display the Time................................61
Connect Peripheral Equipment................62
PC Sound Connection............................62
Via the Euroconnector............................62
Via Ant Input............................................62
Decoder..................................................62
TV and Video Recorder..........................62
Search for and store the test signal
of the video recorder...............................63
Camera and Camcorder........................63
Connect the decoder to the video
recorder..................................................63
Connecting Headphones.......................63
Connecting PC.......................................63
Antenna Connections...............................64
PC INPUT TYPICAL DISPLAY MODES........65
Tips / Troubleshooting Guide....................66
On Digital mode.....................................66
On TV and monitor mode.......................66
Specifications...........................................68
UK Guarantee............................................69
1
wiring the plug
If your TV is fitted with a non-rewireable plug and you need to change the fuse, you will
need to refit the fuse cover. If you lose or damage the fuse cover, do not use the plug
until you have replaced the cover with a new one. You can get one from us. Make sure
you replace the fuse cover with one which is the same colour as the markings on the
fuse.
If you have to change the plug because it is not suitable for your socket or it is
damaged, cut off the plug and fit another one following the wiring instructions below.
Please throw away the plug you have removed, as insertion into a mains socket
could cause injury.
For your own safety, read the following instructions carefully before attempting to
connect this unit to the mains.
WIRING INSTRUCTIONS
Your TV is designed to operate on 220
to 240V, 50Hz current only. Connecting it
to another power source may damage
the TV.
The wires in the mains lead are coloured
as follows.
Blue = NeutralBrown = Live
WARNING
To prevent electric shocks,
remove the plug from the
mains socket before you
take off its cover.
IMPORTANT
The colours of the wires in the mains
lead from your TV may not be the same
as the coloured markings
identifying the terminals in your plug. So
please follow these instructions.
Connect the blue wire to the terminal
marked with the letter N or coloured
black.
Connect the brown wire to the terminal
marked with the letter L or coloured red.
Do not connect any wire to the other terminal on the plug.
If you use a 13 Amp (BS1363) plug, you
will need a 5 Amp fuse.
If you use any other type of plug, you
will also need a 5 Amp fuse either in the
plug or on the distribution board.
FUSE
BLUE
(Neutral)
BROWN
(Live)
2
OK
56789101112131415162224252627282930313223
171819203
= Stand By
31
32
= Cursor Up
= Cursor Right
OK / SELECT = Okay (Store)
INFO= Info (Program Menu)
0 - 9 = Direct Program
-/-- / EXIT = Double Digit
=Previous Programme
P/CH + = Programme Up
+ = Volume +
DTV / TV = TV / DTV mode
= External Source
(AV-1, AV-2, AV-3, S-VIDEO, PC)
Yellow (FEATURE) = Feature Menu
Blue (INSTALL) = Installation Menu
= Hold
= Update , / = PAPAP
/ GUIDE = Index Page
= Reveal, PC = Switch from TV to PC
= Expand, WIDE = Aspect ratio
= PIP on / PIP off
= Teletext
= Time
Red (SOUND) / =Sound Menu/ Page up
Green (PICTURE) / = Picture Menu /
Page down
= Mute
I-II = Mono/Stereo - Dual I-II
- = Volume -
- P/CH = Programme Down
= Personal Preference
M = Menu
= Cursor Down
= Cursor Left
remote control
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Control Panel
- VOLUME +
INFRARED RECEIVER
SPEAKER
FOOT TOP COVER
1/
- VOLUME +- P/Ch +MENUTV/AV
PC INPUT
DC 15V
PC AUDIO ANT. 75 W
LED
2/
- P/Ch +
MENU
TV/AV
POWER
4
GHIJK
HEADPHONE
(AV-3)
PC INPUT
2/
1/
S-VHS
DC 15V
PC AUDIO ANT. 75
PC INPUT
A
DC 15 V
B
PC AUDIO INPUT
C
AERIAL
D
SCART SOCKET 2 (AV-2)
E
F
SCART SOCKET 1 (AV-1)
DC 15V
PC INPUT
W
PC AUDIO ANT. 75 W
2/ 1/
AUDIO INPUT (L)
AUDIO INPUT (R)
VIDEO INPUT
S-VIDEO INPUT
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foot assembly
Preparation
Install Display on solid horizontal surface such as a table or desk.
For ventilation, leave a space of at least 10 cm free all around the set. To prevent any fault and
unsafe situations, please do not place any objects on top of the set.
Installation of device on the wall
Step1:
Invert the flat monitor screen and placed it on a flat surface. Remove the foot top cover. Remove the back support from the screen. Replace the support with the mounting bracket align
the holes from the bracket with the mounting holes found on the back of the monitor chassis.
Secure the bracket with the same four (4) 4 (mm) head screws.
Step 2:
Choose the wall where the monitor
would be located. Level and mark
with a pencil the four (4) mounting
points found on the wall bracket.
Drill pilot holes for the plastic anchors then secure the wall bracket
with the four (4) L=32 mm x D=5
mm screws (supplied).
Step 3:
Raise the monitor with the mounting
bracket attached and slip the top
opening to the safety flange on the
secured wall bracket. Let the monitor fall in place safely and secure the
two (2) D=4 mm x L=10 mm
safety screws (supplied) with a long
screwdriver for additional security.
Note: Do not over tighten!
back support
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2-) Plastic anchors
1-) D=4mm x L=10mm screws
WALL STRUCTUR
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preparation
Wall bracket
2-) L=32mm x D=5mm screws
3-) D=4mm x L=10mm screws
Mounting bracket
LCD MONITOR
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preparation
Place TV on a solid surface.
For ventilation, leave a space of at least 10 cm free all around the set. To prevent
any fault and unsafe situations, please do not place any objects on top of the set.
Use this apparatus in tropical and/or moderate climates.
Features
• Remote Controlled Colour television and PC Monitor.
• Fully integrated Digital TV (DVB-T)
• 100 programmes from VHF, UHF bands or cable channels can be preset.
• Controlling the TV is very easy by its menu driven system.
• 2 Euroconnector sockets for external devices (such as video, video games, audio set, etc.)
• To use as a monitor, 15 Pin Mini D-Sub connector for computer. (Optional)
• Stereo sound system (German+Nicam) is available.
• Integrated Stereo Speakers.
• Multilanguage OSD.
• Teletext (Fastext, 7 pages).
• Headphone Socket.
• A.P.S. (Automatic programming system)
• All programmes can be named.
• Forward or backward automatic tuning.
• Sleep timer.
• Child lock
• Auto, 4:3, 16:9, Cinema, Subtitle, Zoom and Panorama modes are available at TV
and AV (WSS is available with Auto, 4:3, 16:9 and Cinema modes).
• Auto, 4:3 and 16:9 modes are available at PC.
• Automatic sound mute when no transmission.
• No Signal Standby Mode
• NTSC Playback.
• Universal power supply range is a standard feature on this model.
• PAP (picture and picture) (TV & IDTV, TV & PC, IDTV & PC)
• PIP (Picture in picture) (TV in IDTV, IDTV in TV, TV in PC, IDTV in PC)
• PLL (Channel Search)
• Electronic Programme Guide (EPG)
• MHEG-5 (Digital Text)
• Automatic software upgrade from broadcast signal
• Two CI (Common Interface) module slots.
• PC input (Support Up to WXGA 1280 x 720)
• Stereo PC Audio Input
• Plug & Play for Windows 9X, ME, 2000, XP
• 4H Comb filter
Panel Features
• High resolution, 22-inch TFT LCD display.
• High contrast ratio (500:1 Typical)
• Brightness: 450 cd/m
• High-speed response time : 23 msec.
• Wide viewing angle (typical) 170° (horizontal) and 170° (vertical).
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• 8-bit colour depth, display 16.7 million colours.
2.
Safety Precautions
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
ON OPERATING YOUR TV
Do’s and Don’ts
DO’s
This Television has been designed and manufactured
to meet international safety standards, but like any
electrical equipment, care must be taken if you are to
obtain the best results and safety is to be assured.
DO read the operating instructions before you attempt to use the equipment.
DO consult your dealer if you are in any doubt about
installation, operation or safety of your equipment.
DO be careful with glass panels or doors on equipment.
This TV is supplied with a fitted mains plug. This plug
must not be cut off as it may contain a special radio
interference filter, the removal of which could lead to
impaired performance. If you wish to extend the lead,
obtain an appropriate safety approved extension lead
or consult your dealer.
Observe the manufacturers instructions when connecting extension leads to the TV. Check the fuse rating on the new plug, this should be fitted with a 5 Amp
fuse which conforms to either ASTA or BSI (BS1 362)
approvals, these are easily identifiable by either the
or symbols. If you are in any doubt about
the installation of an extension lead, please consult a
competent electrician.
DON’Ts
DON’T continue to operate the equipment if you are
in any doubt about it working normally, or if it is damaged in any way switch off, withdraw the mains plug
and consult your dealer.
DON’T place water filled vessels on top of T.V. cabinets.
DON’T remove any fixed cover as this may expose
dangerous voltages.
DON’T leave equipment switched on when it is unattended unless it is specifically stated that it is designed for unattended operation or has a stand-by
mode. Switch off using the switch on the equipment
and make sure your family know how to do this.
Special arrangements may need to be made for infirm or handicapped people.
DON’T use equipment such as personal stereos or
radios so that you are distracted from the requirements of traffic safety. It is illegal to watch television
whilst driving.
DON’T obstruct the ventilation of the equipment, for
example with curtains or soft furnishings. Overheating will cause damage and shorten the life of the
equipment.
DON’T use makeshift stands and NEVER fix legs or
stands to the TV with any screws other than those
provided - to ensure complete safety always use the
manufacturers approved stand with the fixings provided.
DON’T allow electrical equipment to be exposed to
rain or moisture.
ABOVE ALL
•NEVER let anyone, especially children
push anything into holes, slots or any other
opening in the case - this could result in a
fatal electric shock.
• NEVER guess or take chances with electrical equipment of any kind - it is better to be
safe than sorry!
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1. Power Source
The TV set is designed to operate on 15 V DC. The
adaptor should be operated from a 220-240V AC,
50 Hz. outlet. Ensure you select the correct voltage
setting for your convenience.
2. Power Cord
The power supply cord should be placed so that it is
not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed
upon them or against it. Pay particular attention to
cord where it enters the plug, power outlet, and the
point where it exits from the receiver.
3. Moisture and Water
Do not use this equipment in a humid and damp
place (avoid the bathroom, the sink in the kitchen,
and near the washing machine). Do not expose this
equipment to rain or water, as this may be dangerous
and do not place objects filled with liquids on.
4. Cleaning
Before cleaning, unplug the adaptor from the main
supply, outlet. Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners.
Use soft and dry cloth.
5. Ventilation
The slots and openings on the receiver are intended
for ventilation and to ensure reliable operation. To prevent overheating, these openings must not be
blocked or covered in anyway.
6. Lightning
In case of storm and lightning or when going on holiday, disconnect the power cord from the wall outlet.
7. Replacement Part
When replacement parts are required, be sure the
service technician has used replacement parts which
are specified by the manufacturer or have the same
specifications as the original one. Unauthorised substitutions may result in fire, electrical shock, or other
hazards.
8. Servicing
Please refer all servicing to qualified personnel. Do
not remove cover as this may result in electric shock.
9. Naked Flame Sources
Do not place naked flame sources on the apparatus.
WARNING: When the device is not in use for a long
time, disconnect from power.
Instructions for waste disposal:
• Packaging and packaging aids are recyclable and
should principally be recycled. Packaging materials,
such as foil bag, must be kept away from children.
• Battery, including those which is heavy metal-free,
should not be disposed of with household waste.
Please dispose of used battery in an environmentally
sound manner. Find out about the legal regulations
which apply in your area.
• Cold cathode fluoresant lamp in LCD PANEL contains a small amount of mercury, please follow local
ordinates or regulations for disposal.
“DO NOT LEAVE YOUR TV AT STAND-BY
OR OPERATING WHEN YOU LEAVE YOUR
HOUSE”
"The LCD panel is very high technology
product with about a million thin film transistors, giving you fine picture details. Occasionally, a few non-active pixels may appear
on the screen as a fixed point of blue, green
or red. Please note that this does not affect
the performance of your product."
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Before Switching on your TV
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TV REAR PANEL
Before Switching on your TV
Power connection
DC 15V
PC INPUT
PC AUDIO ANT. 75 W
AC adapter
IMPORTANT: The TV set is designed to operate on
15 V DC. For this, an adaptor is used which
gives 15V DC voltage. Connect this adaptor
to a system that supplies 220-240V AC, 50
Hz.
• After unpacking, allow the TV set to reach the ambient room temperature before you connect the set to
the mains.
Connections to the Aerial socket
VHF/UHF
To POWER
INPUT DC 15 V
terminal
W
CABLE TV
How to connect other devices
IMPORTANT: Switch off the TV before connecting
any external device.
Sockets for external connections are at the back of
the TV. For connection of other devices via Euroconnector refer to the manuals of the related devices.
Inserting batteries in the remote
control handset
• Remove the battery cover located on the back of
the handset by gently pulling upwards from the indicated part.
• Insert two AAA (R03) or equivalent type of batteries
inside.
• Replace the battery cover.
NOTE: Remove battery from remote control handset
when it is not to be used for a long period.Otherwise it
can be damaged due to any leakage of battery.
• Connect the aerial or cable TV plug to the aerial
socket on the back of the TV. If you are also connecting a video recorder or satellite receiver you
should connect the aerial or cable plug to this device
first and then connect the RF out socket on the device to the aerial socket on the TV (see P27 for more
details).
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Switching the TV ON/OFF
To switch the TV on:
Your TV will switch on in two steps:
1- Connect the power supply cord to the system.
Press the “POWER” button at the top of the TV.
Then the TV switches itself to stand-by mode and
the led becomes red located on the front of the TV.
2- To switch on the TV from stand-by mode either:
Press a digit key on the remote control so that a programme number is selected,
or,
Press “-P/Ch” or “P/Ch+” key at the top of the TV
or press “-P/CH” or “P/CH+” key on the remote
control, so that last switched off programme is selected.
In either case the TV will switch on and the led becomes green.
To switch the TV off:
• Press the “stand-by” key on the remote control, so
the TV will switch to stand-by mode and the
GREEN LED will become RED,
or,
Press the “POWER” button located on the top of the
TV, so the TV will switch off and the GREEN LED will
turn off.
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preparation
Yes
SILENCE MODE:
"When you turn off your IDTV by pressing Stand-by key (on RC) , IDTV switches into
SILENCE mode and the led on the front of IDTV starts blinking. Also, IDTV switches
into SILENCE mode automaticallly everyday at 3.00 a.m.
In the silence mode IDTV searches for a new software. If a new software is found, it is
loaded onto the old s/w without any warning message. TV exits from stand-by mode
after loading process.
You can terminate silence mode any time you want by pressing “P/CH+ / - P/CH”
or numeric keys.
TUNING IN
Your TV will switch on in the digital mode. Because this is the first time that the TV has
been used, there are no channels stored in the memory and the First Time Installation menu is displayed on the screen.
Do you want to start automatic search?
No
Using the “ “ or “ ” keys on the remote control, make sure that the YES button
is highlighted in yellow, and press the “SELECT” key to start the automatic search.
The TV will automatically tune to the UHF transmission channels 21 to 68 looking for
digital terrestrial TV broadcasts and displaying the names of channels found. This
process will take about three minutes.
AUTOMATIC SEARCH
Channels:
Codec 4:3
Codec 16:9
BBC ONE
BBC TWO
BBC CHOICE
BBC NEWS 24
BBCi
BBC PARLMNT
BBC Knowledge
Searching UHF Channel: 49. Please wait. This will take a few minutes.
0 %
100 %
MENU
Cancel Search
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preparation
Yes
All Prestored Programmes
After Automatic search is finalized the following menu appears.
Do you want to search for
analogue channels ?
No
If you select “Yes”
Warning
Will Be Erased
Country
Language
Continue
Cancel
A.P.S. Is Running
Please Wait
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After A.P.S. is completed program table is displayed on the screen. See the
“Programming” menu in terrestrial TV section.
If you select “No”, the first channel of the channel list and the information
banner is displayed you can now watch digital terrestrial television, selecting
the channel you require as described in the next section.
HINT
Depending on the reception conditions
If no digital terrestrial television
broadcasts are found the TV will
display a message:
in your particular area, you may find
that the list of channels found includes
one or more repeated names. This is
because the TV may detect and store
some channels, including those it cannot receive clearly, from adjacent areas
alongside the strong channels from a
transmitter nearby. This is not a problem and the weaker channels can be
deleted from the TV later, as described
in “ADVANCED OPERATION - Editing
the channel list” section.
You should then refer to the Tips/
Troubleshooting Guide to establish
the cause of the problem.
everyday operation
There are a great many keys to use in different situations. Many of the menu
screens displayed by the TV have reminders as to which keys do what, at the base
of the screen. In addition, many screens have further help available which is dis-
played when the “ INFO” key is pressed, as prompted at the bottom right of
the screen.
Pressing the “DTV/TV” key at any time while watching television programmes will
switch the TV set between displaying the digital terrestrial television programme and
its normal analogue television reception.
CHANGING CHANNELS
You can select the channel you wish to watch in one of four ways - stepping through
the channel list, selection by number, from the on-screen channel list, and using the
electronic programme guide (EPG).
To move through the channel list, press the “P/CH+” or “- P/CH” keys on the
remote control. Pressing the “P/CH+” key will select the channel next in the channel
list. Pressing the “- P/CH” key will select the previous channel in the list.
Pressing the “P/CH+” key when the last channel in the list is being viewed will select
the first channel. Similarly, pressing the “- P/CH” key when the first channel is displayed will select the last channel in the channel list.
You can also select the required channel using its channel list number. Channel numbers are entered using the number keys on the remote control handset and can be
up to three digits long.
Hint
The channel list numbers are assigned by the broadcasters. Because not all channels are broadcast
free-to-air and stored by the TV, the
channel list numbers do not run continuously.
The fifteenth channel in the list, for example, may not be channel number
15 but channel number 17.
When you press a number key on the
remote control, a small box appears in
the top left of the screen to show the
entered number. After each digit is entered, the TV will wait up to two seconds for the next digit to be pressed
until either three digits have been entered or you do not press a digit in
time. The channel corresponding to the
entered number in the box will then be
selected.
Hint
If you enter a number which does not
correspond to a stored channel, the next
valid channel number is selected instead. If you enter a number greater than
the highest numbered channel in the
channel list, the TV will select the last
channel in the list.
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everyday operation
INFORMATION BANNER
Whenever you change channel, using the “P/CH+” and “- P/CH” keys or the num-
ber keys, the TV displays the channel picture along with an information banner at the
bottom of the screen. This will remain on the screen for approximately three seconds.
The information banner can also be displayed at any time while watching TV by press-
ing the “ INFO” key on the remote control. Pressing the “ INFO” key again
removes the banner.
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Hint
Not all channels broadcast the programme data. If the name and times
of the programme is not available then
“No Information Available” is displayed
in the information banner.
Icons are also displayed in the information banner and if this channel is a
favourite channel (see ADVANCED
OPERATION - Favourite Channels
section).
favourite channel
The information banner gives a number
of facts on the channel selected and the
programmes on it. The name of the
channel is displayed, along with its
channel list number and an indication of
the strength of the signal received on
this tuning channel.
The name and the start and finish time
of the programme currently showing on
the selected channel are given, and the
current time.
everyday operation
SELECT
i
If the selected channel is locked (see
Advanced operation- Channel protection), you must enter the correct
four digit code to view the channel.
Alternatively, the “P/CH+“ or “- P/
CH” keys are used to move to another, unlocked channel.
CHANNEL LIST
You can also select the required channel directly from the on-screen channel list.
First bring up the menu with the “M” key on the remote control handset.
*
Using the “ “ or “ ” keys on the remote control, make sure that the first
item, Channel List, is highlighted in yellow and press the “SELECT” key, to
display the channel list.
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Here, you can preview any channel
SELECT
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stored by the TV before viewing it full
screen. The complete list of channels is
displayed in pages of 10 channels at a
time, with their channel list number and
a favourite channel icon if appropriate.
(see Advanced operation-Favourite
channels). The name and a quarterscreen image of the channel last
viewed is displayed on the upper right
of the screen.
Using the “ “ or “ ” keys, the highlight is moved through the list to the
channel required. The “Red” and
“Green” keys can also be used to
move forward or backward a complete page (ten channels) at a time.
Pressing “SELECT” key now changes
the quarter-screen display to show the
highlighted channel.
everyday operation
Hint
From the Channel List screen, it is
possible to edit the channel list,
including changing the name of stored
channels or deleting them. Editing the
list is covered in Advanced operationEditing The Channel List.
When using the Channel List to select
channels, use the “ “ or “ ” keys to
ensure that the highlighted button at
the bottom of the screen is SELECT,
so no editing functions are accidentally
begun.
When you leave the Channel List
screen, by pressing “M” key the
channel showing on the quarter
screen is selected for normal viewing
on the whole screen.
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ELECTRONIC PROGRAMME GUIDE
The fourth way of selecting a channel is with the electronic programme guide, or
EPG. The EPG is accessed by pressing the “GUIDE” key. Like the Channel List,
the EPG screen displays a list of the stored channels (in pages of five channels)
along with information on what programmes are being broadcast.
everyday operation
CURRENT PROGRAMME
The channels are listed at the bottom of the screen, each with the 'current event'
(the name of the programme showing at that time) and the 'next event' (the following
programme). When the EPG screen is first displayed, the channel last watched is
highlighted in the list of channels. A quarter-screen image of this channel is displayed
at the upper right of the screen along with the channel name and channel list number.
Hint
If the channel you have been viewing is a digital teletext channel then
no picture will appear in the
quarter-screen window.
Hint
Not all channels broadcast all the
programme information data.
Some channels do not provide the
current and next event data and/or
the programme details. In this case
the programme names and/or the
details are not displayed. This is not
a fault with your TV.
Details of the current programme
on that channel (the name of the
programme and, typically, a synopsis
with details of the stars involved, the
teams playing, or similar information)
along with the start and finish times are
displayed at the top left inside the dark
blue text window.
Moving the highlight through the list of
channels using the “ “ and “ ” keys
will change the programme details in
the text window to reflect the channel
highlighted. The quarter-screen window
continues to show the channel last
watched, so you can stay watching a
programme while at the same time
browse the details of what's on, on other channels.
You may then select the highlighted
channel for viewing on the quarterscreen window by pressing the “SE-
LECT” key.
You can leave the EPG screen, to enjoy
normal full-screen viewing of the channel in the quarter-screen window by
pressing the “GUIDE” key again, or
the “M” key.
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everyday operation
SELECT
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NEXT PROGRAMME
While the EPG screen is displayed,
pressing the “ ” key highlights, in
dark blue, the next event name in the
list of channels and displays the highlighted channel's programme details
for the next event (the programme
following the current programme) in
the text window.
As before, you can browse through
the list, checking the programmes
coming up next on all the channels.
Hint
If the programme details text for the current or next event is too long to fit into
the text window on the EPG screen, a
scroll bar appears on the right hand
side of the window and the text can be
scrolled up or down using the “YEL-
LOW” and “BLUE” keys on the remote
control. Using “Red” or “Green”
keys will display the next/previous 5
channels in the list.
Pressing the “SELECT” key while the next event details are displayed will set a
reminder to watch that programme. See Advanced operation- Programme Reminders And Timers.
You can return to normal television viewing (to watch the channel last selected in
the EPG screen) by pressing the “GUIDE” key again, or the “M” key.
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everyday operation
SOUNDTRACK LANGUAGE
Some programmes are broadcast in two or more languages simultaneously.
The language heard can be selected from the Language Menu. Press “M” key to
display the Main Menu and use the “ “ or “ ” keys to highlight the Language
line and press “SELECT” key. Use the “ “ or “ ” keys to highlight the
soundtrack language required and press “SELECT” key. Normal viewing, with the
required language soundtrack, can be resumed by pressing the “M” key.
If the programme has no alternative language soundtrack broadcast, the Language Menu will not be available, but a message, 'No Multi Language Available' is
displayed briefly.
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