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Curzon Home Cinema, Wuaki.tv and Hopster
Catch up on the last 7 days of TV with a unique
Roll Back TV Guide
Showcase (specially selected editorial TV picks)
Clever Recording – the smart way to organise your
recorded shows
Easy plug and play set up
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Basics
See what’s
on TV
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Your remote control 2
On screen icons 3
Home. It’s where it all happens. 4
The TV Guide 5
Your main controls 6
Seeing what’s on – Now & Next 7
Watching something on earlier 8
Planning what to watch later 9
Browsing whilst watching TV 10
Find out more about a programme 11
Find programmes by channel category 12
Finding and listening to radio channels 13
Setting a reminder 14
Recordings 15
Handy auto prompts 16
See what you’ve set to record 17
Find and watch a recording 18
Recording playback controls 19
Pick up a recording from where you left o 20
Managing your recording space 21
Pause and rewind live T V 22
Connect to the Internet 23
On Demand 24
Showcase 25
Search 26
Controlling your children’s viewing 27
Hiding Adult channels 28
Accessibility 29
Safety Instructions 30
Warning 32
Troubleshooting 33
Setting the universal remote control 35
Specification 50
Open source software notice 52
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On screen iconsYour remote control
Recordings – goes to
your recordings
Skip backwards – skips
backwards in recordings
Stop – stops a recording
and On Demand playback
Rewind – rewinds up to
x32 times faster
Record – records what
you’re watching or sets
a recording in the TV
Guide
Search – brings up the
Search screen
Back – goes back one
step
MAIN CONTROLS
Up, down, left, right
arrows – moves
around the TV Guide
and menus
OK – confirms your
selection
Standby – puts the
box into standby, and
on again
Skip forward –skips
forward in recordings
Fast forward – fast
forwards up to x32
times faster
List – sort the TV Guide
into channel categories
Pause – pauses live
TV, recordings and
On Demand playback
TV Guide – opens and
closes the TV Guide
Exit – returns to live TV
Home – takes you
anywhere
i – gives you more info
about a programme
Colour buttons – gives
you more options
on-screen
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subtitles available
audio description available
shown with sign language
Dolby surround sound available
High Definition
an HD version also available
reminder
part of a series
film
to be deleted soon
kept (won’t be deleted)
unwatched
part watched
series recording set
recording set
recording failed
watch from the start
Number buttons – to
enter channel numbers
SUB - turns subtitles
on or o
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description on or o
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The Home screen will take you anywhere
you want to go. Press
HOME
Home takes you to:
TV Guide
See whats on Now & Next.
Showcase
The Freesat team’s picks of what to
watch this week and what’s available
On Demand.
Recordings
Record a show or entire series at the
touch of a button, all easy to find in the
Recordings section.
On Demand
The best Catch up TV and On Demand
services full of TV favourites ready to
watch when you are. Your Freesat box will
need to be connected to the Internet. (see
page 24).
Search
Quickly find a programme without
trawling the TV listings.
Help & info
Tips on making the most of your Freesat
box, and info about services for visually
impaired and hard of hearing viewers.
See what’s on the minute you sit down
with our at a glance ‘Now & Next’ view.
TV GUIDE
Press
Use
to explore:
- what’s on ‘Now & Next’
- what’s coming up in the
next 7 days
- what’s been on already but
is available for catch up
later
earlier
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Seeing what’s on – Now & NextYour main controls
These buttons can get you
everywhere.
OK
Press
and all the available options for that
specific programme will be listed.
So if a programme is on live TV now,
highlight it in the TV Guide, press
the Action Menu will look like screen 2.
If the programme is on later, you’ll be able
to
Press
options and
on a programme in the TV Guide
OK
Set reminder , or Record it (Screen 3).
to scroll through the
OK
to select.
and
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OK
on a programme brings
up all the available options.
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The TV Guide shows what’s on now
and next in an ‘at a glance’ view.
TV GUIDE
Press
To move through the channels,
use
To move through the programmes a page
at a time, press
To move forward and back 24 hours, press
and
As you browse through the guide, you can
find out more about a programme and see
a full description by pressing
Highlight a programme and press
choose
At any stage to go back to watching TV
full screen, press
P
Watch now (Screen 2).
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P
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and
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If you know the channel number,
jump straight to it in the TV Guide
with the number buttons.
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Planning what to
on earlier
You can catch up on the last 7 days
of TV with our Roll Back TV Guide.
This is available on selected
channels with On Demand services
on Freesat. Look out for
highlighted in the TV Guide where
this is available.
Press
on today, ready to watch whenever you
are (Screen 2).
You can go back up to 7 days by continuing
to press
Highlight a programme you want to watch
and press
To go back to the live TV Guide, continue
to press
To go back to watching T V full screen,
press
to see programmes from earlier
(Screen 3).
OK
EXIT
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To plan your viewing a bit further
ahead, the full TV Guide has
listings for the next 7 days.
Use
to browse programmes that are on
‘later’ (Screen 1).
For the full T V guide press
(Screen 2).
To move forward and back 24 hours, press
and
You can plan your viewing for up to a
week in advance, setting reminders and
recordings.
To clear the Guide press
again
EXIT
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To fast scroll through the TV Guide,
press and hold
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Browsing whilst watching TV
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You don’t have to stop watching TV to see
what else is on. For a quick snapshot of
what’s on now and next, press any of the
buttons.
To see what’s on other channels, press
(Screen 2).
Browse programmes on earlier today
by pressing
pressing
and what’s on later by
(Screen 3).
You can set reminders and recordings here
by pressing
OK
To go back to watching live TV full screen,
EXIT
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description.
Set a programme to record with one
touch by pressing
INFO
to see the programme
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a programme
Programmes come with extra
info to help you decide whether to
watch them.
To see the programme info, highlight the
programme in the TV Guide and press the
button. A short description will then
show in the info area next to the mini T V
(Screen 1).
To see more info about the programme,
OK
press
Select
Here you’ll find a longer description of the
programme including when it is showing
again and other episodes (Screen 3).
for the Action Menu (Screen 2).
About
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High definition
an HD version also available
3D
may contain material with
adult themes
audio description available
subtitles available
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Find programmes by
Finding and listening
channel category
1
In the mood for a movie, or need your
next news fix? Jump straight to that
group of channels in the TV Guide by
pressing
(Screen 1).
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channel you’re looking for, and press
OK
channels within that category in the
TV Guide.
LIST
on your remote control
to choose the type of
(Screen 2). You’ll then only see the
to radio channels
2
Find the radio channels in the TV Guide
quickly by pressing
LIST
, then use
and select Radio.
To listen to a radio programme, highlight
it in the TV Guide and press
You can choose to
or
Record just like a TV programme.
Listen now, Set reminder
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Worried you’ll miss a programme?
Well worry no more. You can set
a reminder from the TV Guide or
while watching live TV.
From the TV Guide (Screen 1).
Highlight the programme, you want to set
a reminder for, press
Set reminder
While watching live TV (Screen 2).
Highlight a programme, press
select
Set reminder
The reminder prompt will appear on
screen 30 seconds before the programme
starts, and will then auto tune to the
channel (Screen 3).
OK
and select
OK
and
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To cancel a reminder, press
when the prompt is on screen.
BACK
Ways to record
1) one touch record from live TV
To record the programme you’re watching
now, press
R
2) from the Now & Next banner
Highlight the programme you want to
record, press
R
3) from the TV Guide
Highlight the programme you want to
record, press
R
4) from Showcase
Record any of the upcoming programmes
in Showcase by pressing
Record
5) from Search
OK
and selecting
Record straight from the Search results,
by pressing
OK
and selecting Record
Multi tasking
Your Freesat box can record one channel
while you watch another. Or you can
record two dierent channels, and play
back a recording you made earlier.
The box will need to be connected to
the satellite dish with two cables. If you
only use one cable, this feature won’t be
available.
Pressing standby while recording won’t
stop the recording. Your Freesat box will
go into standby when the recording has
finished.
Record from when you started watching
Your Freesat box automatically saves up
to 30mins of the channel you’re watching,
even if you’re not recording.
So if you decide that you want to record
a programme part way through, press
R
and it will record from the point
you tuned to that channel.
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Handy auto prompts
1
See what you’ve set to record
Recording a series
If the programme is part of a series, you’ll
be asked whether to set the whole series
to record (Screen 1).
HD alternative
If the programme is also on in HD, you’ll
be asked whether to record the High
Definition version.
Solving a recording conflict
Your Freesat box will help you solve the
recording conflict by searching the TV
listings (Screen 2).
If the programme is on at another time
in the TV listings your Freesat box will
suggest it.
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RECORDINGS
Press
and navigate to the ‘planned’ section.
All the programmes you’ve set to record
are listed chronologically by the recording
date.
When a programme is being recorded or
is set to record the recording icon
appear next to it in the T V guide.
shows the programme is part of a
series. All episodes will be recorded and
stored together.
on your remote control
will
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RECORDINGS
Press
(Screen 1).
All the programmes you’ve recorded
are stored here. You can choose how
they’re listed, either alphabetically
by date,
Still to watch
Most recent or not watched yet,
Highlight the programme you want to
watch, press
OK
and select Watch now
(Screen 2).
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To start watching a recording, highlight
the recording, press
Watch now
OK
and select
FAST FORWARD AND
REWIND
Press
or
to shift to a dierent
PAUSE
Press
you’re playing, fast forwarding or
rewinding a programme.
to freeze the screen while
STOP
To return to your Recordings, press
place in the recording (Screen 1).
You can choose dierent speeds, up to
32x by pressing
or
repeatedly.
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Pick up a recording from where
you left o
If you want to go back to a recording you
stopped halfway through, highlight the
recording and press
You’ll have the option to:
Watch from start or Resume . Resume will
play from the point you left o.
Checking your remaining viewing time
See how long you have left to watch by
pressing any of the arrow buttons.
OK
Managing your recording space
You can see how much space there
is left for new recordings using the
bar at the top of the Recordings
screen. It’s worth remembering
that high definition (HD)
programmes use more recording
space than standard definition (SD)
programmes.
Recording space
Your box will automatically delete the
oldest watched recording if there’s not
enough space for a new recording.
Programmes that are next in line to be
deleted are stored in the folder ‘deleting
soon’.
Deleting a recording
RECORDINGS
Press
Highlight the recording you want to
delete, press
from the list.
If the recording is part of a series
you also have the option to delete all
recorded episodes.
Keeping your recordings
Press
Highlight the recording you want to
protect from being deleted, press
and select Keep from the list. The Keep
icon
(Screen 2).
All ‘Kept’ recordings are stored in their
own folder.
OK
and select Delete
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OK
will be added to the recording
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Pause the action and pick up where
you left o, and rewind the best
bits again and again.
Pause live TV
To pause the programme you’re watching,
press
You can pause live T V for up to two hours.
When you’re ready to watch again,
press
After two hours on pause your box will
automatically start to play from the point
that you paused the TV.
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.
Rewind live TV
To rewind the programme you’re
watching, press
.
To return to live TV from pause playback
and rewind playback press
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Connect to the Internet and open
up a whole new part of the TV
Guide.
You’ll be able to Roll Back through
the TV Guide on some channels to
catch up on programmes you’ve
missed over the last 7 days.
You’ll also be able to enjoy the
On Demand services on Freesat.
Minimum 2Mps broadband speed
required.
FREE SAT BOX
The best way to connect is with an
Ethernet cable. Slot one end into the
Ethernet port on the back of the box,
and the other end into an Ethernet port
on your router (Illustration 1). That’s it,
you’re connected.
If your router is too far away to use a
cable, you can connect to your home
Wi-Fi network. The box will automatically
display available Wi-Fi networks and
you’ll just need to enter your password.
Or, try using a pair of Homeplug Adapters.
They’re a safe and convenient way to
access the Internet around your house
using the electrical wiring.
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Find hundreds of hours of
programmes ready to watch
whenever you want.
HOME
Press
Go to On Demand, and press
available On Demand services. (Screen 2).
Use
On Demand services and
Whilst watching an On Demand
programme, you can use the playback
buttons
recording.
On Demand programmes are not available
to record.
on your remote control.
to browse through the
OK
, just like a
and
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Your Freesat box needs to be
connected to the Internet.
2
OK
to see all
to select.
The Freesat team’s picks of what
to watch this week and what’s
available On Demand.
To visit Showcase, press
remote control then select Showcase
Use
Showcase picks. You also also filter the
picks using the genre categories.
Select a show and press
have the option to watch a programme
from On Demand, or to set a recording
from the On TV section.
HOME
to explore the
OK
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sections.
On the left are programme picks you
may have missed and are available to
watch On Demand.
On the right are upcoming shows
that you may want to watch, or set
a recording for.
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Controlling your children’s viewing
With so much great TV to choose
from, we’ve made it easy to find
what you’re looking for.
SEARCH
Press
Use the arrows on your remote control
to select. Results will appear once you’ve
entered three letters.
You can filter the search results by TV or
Radio, or by any channel category.
Once you’ve found the programme you’re
looking for, highlight it and press
You’ll be given all the options available for
that specific programme, including
Watch nowor Record
on your remote control.
to highlight a letter and
OK
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You can leave out common words
from the search, like ‘the’, ‘a’, ‘an,
‘with’ ‘of’.
There’s no need to include hyphens
or apostrophes.
To clear the search bar and start
again, press
Back
Some programmes after the
9pm watershed may not be
suitable for children. By setting
a four digit PIN you can lock
recordings of these programmes
to stop them being played back
without your permission.
Setting your four digit PIN
When you first set up your box, you’ll be
asked to create your four digit PIN.
You can change your PIN code at any time
by selecting
HOME
, followed by Set tings
and then Parental Controls .
You can restrict viewing of On Demand
programmes in the same way.
This can either be done by following the
prompts during the first time installation
process, or by visiting
Home , Settings
then going to General Settings .
Once you’ve set your PIN, you can
also block adult channels from
appearing in the TV Guide.
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You can hide all channels classified as
‘Adult’ from the TV Guide. Press
and then select
Parental controls
Settings and then
SETTINGS
Here you have the option to hide all Adult
channels from the TV Guide.
Turning o all PIN controlled restrictions
You can turn o all PIN restrictions by
selecting
HOME
, followed by Set tings
and then Parental Controls .
These services make programmes
available to visually impaired and
hard of hearing customers.
Digital subtitles, audio description
and signed programmes are
Signed programmes
Some broadcasters provide a signed
version of popular programmes for hard
of hearing viewers. Look out for
in
the TV Guide which indicates it is a signed
programme.
provided by the broadcasters,
but whenever they are available
Freesat customers can use them.
Digital subtitles
Subtitles are a text version of the
dialogue in a programme. Look out for
in the TV Guide which indicates
they are available for that programme.
To turn subtitles on while watching live
again.
SUB
. To turn them o, press
TV, press
SUB
Audio description
Audio description is an additional
audio service which describes what is
happening on screen, including language,
movements, actions and expressions.
Look out for
which indicates they are available for that
icon in the TV Guide
programme.
To turn audio description on while
again.
AD
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watching live TV, press
it o, press
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1. Mains Supply
a) Operate this product only from the type
of power supply indicated on the marking
label. If you are not sure of the type of
power supplied to your home, consult your
local power company.
b) Disconnect the product from the mains
before you start any maintenance or
installation procedures.
2. Overloading
Do not overload a wall outlet, extension
cord or adapter as this may result in
electric fire or shock.
3. Liquid
The product should not be exposed to
liquid of any kind. In addition, no objects
filled with liquid should be placed on the
apparatus.
4. Cleaning
a) Disconnect the product from the wall
outlet before cleaning
b) Use a light damp cloth (no solvents) to
dust the product.
5. Ventilation
a) The slots on top of the product must be
left uncovered to allow proper airflow into
the unit.
b) Do not stand the product on soft
furnishings or carpets.
c) Do not stack electronic equipment on
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Do not use any unsupported attachments
as these may be hazardous or cause
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Unplug the product from the wall outlet
and disconnect the antenna during a
thunderstorm or when left unattended
and unused for long periods of time. This
will prevent damage to the unit due to
lightning and power-surges.
8. Extraneous objects
Do not insert anything through the
openings in the unit, where they can
touch dangerous voltage points or
damage parts.
9. Replacement of parts
When replacement of parts is required,
be sure the service technician uses
replacement parts specified by the
manufacturer or those that have the
same characteristics as the original part.
Unauthorized substitution may result in
additional damage to the unit.
10. Connection to the aerial
Disconnect the product from the mains
before connecting or disconnecting the
cable from the aerial. Failure to do so can
damage the aerial.
11. Connection to the TV
Disconnect the product from the mains
before connecting or disconnecting the
cable from the TV. Failure to do so can
damage the TV.
12. Location
a) Place the product indoors to avoid
exposing it to lightning, rain or sun.
Do not place it near a radiator or heat
register.
b) We recommend that the product
has 10 cm clearance from any other
appliances susceptible to electromagnetic
influences, such as a TV or a VCR.
c) Do not block the openings with any
object, and do not place the product on a
bed, sofa, rug, or other similar surface.
d) If you place the product on a rack or a
bookcase, ensure that there is adequate
ventilation and that you have followed
the manufacturer’s instructions for
mounting.
e) Do not place the product on an unstable
cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table where
it can fall. A falling product can cause
serious injury to a child or adults, and
serious damage to the appliance.
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WarningTroubleshooting
1. To avoid damage of the power cord or
plug
a) Do not modify or process the power
cord or plug arbitrarily.
b) Do not bend or twist the power cord.
c) Make sure to disconnect the power cord
holding the plug.
d) Keep heating appliances as far as
possible from the power cord in order to
prevent the cover vinyl from melting.
e) The mains plug, as a disconnection
device, shall remain readily accessible by
the user.
2. To avoid electrical shock
a) Do not open the main body.
b) Do not insert metal or inflammable
objects inside the product.
c) Do not touch the power plug with wet
hands.
d) Disconnect the power cord in case of
lightning.
e) Unplug power cable to install the
antenna cable.
3. To avoid damage of product
Do not use the product when it is out of
order. If you continue to use the product
when defective, serious damage can be
caused. Make sure to contact your local
product distributor if the product is out
of order.
4. To avoid damage of the USB hard drive
a) Do not turn the power o suddenly
while the USB hard drive is running.
b) The company shall not be liable for
any corruption of data on USB hard drive
caused by carelessness or misuse.
Before contacting your local service
centre, please read the tips below
carefully. If the problem persists
after completing the following
procedure, please contact your
local product distributor or service
centre for further instructions.
1. The product will not switch on
a) Check the main power cable and make
sure it is plugged into a suitable power
outlet.
b) Check that the mains supply is
switched on.
c) Connect the power cable to a dierent
power outlet.
2. No picture
a) Make sure that the product is powered
on and in operation mode. (Press the
STANDBY button)
b) Make sure that the AV cables is firmly
connected to theTV.
C) Make sure that the antenna cable is
properly connected to the product.
d) Be sure to activate channel search.
e) Check the brightness level of the TV.
f) Check if the channel is currently on air.
3. Poor picture/sound quality
a) Make sure there is no mobile phone or
microwave oven near the product.
b) Keep the power cable and the RF cable
apart from each other.
Note: If the antenna is covered with snow
or the RF is weakened by heavy rain,
the condition of the sound and picture
may temporarily be poor. However, poor
sound and picture quality due to weather
conditions cannot be accepted as a
malfunction of product.
c) Change the satellite dish for a larger
one as this will increase the signal levels
received.
d) Replace the LNB with a lower noise
factor in case the noise factor is too high.
e) Replace the LNB with a new one in case
it is damaged or out of order.
f) Install the antenna in an obstacle-free
place.
h) Check the signal levels and adjust
your antenna if the level is too low. The
signal level may be aected by weather
conditions.
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TroubleshootingSetting the Universal Remote Control
TVTV GUIDERECORDINGS
HOMELIST
4. No or poor sound
a) Check that your AV cable is connected
correctly.
b) Check the volume levels of your TV set
and the product.
c) Check if the product or TV is on mute.
5. Remote control does not operate
a) To control the product, make sure that
the STB mode is selected on the remote
control.
b) To control the product, the top end of
the remote control should point directly
towards the receiving part of the product.
c) Remove and reinsert the batteries in
the remote control.
d) Replace the batteries in the remote
control for a new set.
6. Cannot make reservations
a) Check that no previous reser vations are
conflicting with the new reservation.
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7. Channel search does not work
a) Make sure that the antenna setting in
the menu is correct.
8. Cannot record progammes
a) Check if the USB hard drive is
connected for recording purpose.
b) The USB hard drive is full. Delete
unnecessary programmes and make space
for new recording.
c) Check if the recording conflicts with
another channel. Stop the current
recording or wait until the recording is
finished.
d) Check that the product is switched on
when the recording starts.
Factory Reset
To perform a complete reset of your box
go to
Settings , then System Settings .
Select
Factor y default and Reset system .
You will need to enter your PIN to proceed
(the default pin is 0000)
Delete
Once you’ve entered your PIN the box will
restart and you will need to begin the
installation process.
1. Select the TV button on the remote
control. The button will blink once.
2. Keep pressing the button for 3 seconds
until the button lights on.
3. Enter the 3-digit code. Every time a
number is entered, the button will blink.
When the third digit is entered, the
button will blink twice.
4. If a valid 3-digit code is entered, the
product will power o.
5. Press the
OK
button and the mode
button will blink three times. The setup is
complete.
ButtonTV ButtonTV
STANDBYPOWERExitEXIT
TVVOLUME UP
STBVOLUME DOWN
RECORDINGSHomeMENU
MUTEMUTEiINFO
TEXTTEXTP ^PAGE UP
RPIP MOVE22
llTEXT HOLD33
List44
Search55
TV GuideGUIDE66
OKOK77
UPUP88
LEFTLEFT99
RIGHTRIGHT00
DOWNDOWNSUBSUBTITLE
BackLASTAD
TEXT MIXP vPAGE DOWN
PIP INPUTREDRED
TEXT OFF,GREENGREEN
PIP OFFYELLOWYELLOW
TEXT EXPANDBLUEBLUE
PIP11
6. If the product does not power o,
repeat the instruction from 3 to 5.
TOP TIP
When no code is entered for one
minute, the universal setting mode
will switch to normal mode.
Try several setting codes and select
the code that has the most functions.
Remote Control Function List
The keys on the remote control function
as in the list below. Some keys may not
function depending on the product.
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Setting the Universal Remote ControlSetting the Universal Remote Control
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parties w ith this Lice nse.
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indirect ly through y ou, then the onl y way you could s atisfy b oth it and this Li cense
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limitatio n as if writt en in the body of t his License.
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the Lesser G eneral Publi c License fro m time to time. Su ch new versi ons will be
similar in spiri t to the prese nt version, b ut may dier in d etail to addre ss new
problems or concerns.
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version numb er of this Lice nse which appli es to it and “any la ter version”, yo u have
the option o f following th e terms and cond itions eith er of that vers ion or of any
later versi on published b y the Free Sof tware Fo undation. I f the Librar y does not
specify a l icense vers ion number, you ma y choose any ve rsion ever pu blished by the
Free Sof tware Fou ndation.
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distribu tion conditi ons are incompa tible with t hese, writ e to the author t o ask for
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this. Our deci sion will be guid ed by the two g oals of prese rving the f ree status
of all deriv atives of ou r free sof tware and of p romoting th e sharing and re use
of softw are genera lly.
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WARRAN TY FOR T HE LIBRA RY, TO THE EX TENT PER MITT ED BY APPL ICABLE
LAW. EXCEP T WHEN OT HERWISE S TATED IN WRIT ING THE COP YRIGH T
HOLDER S AND/OR OTH ER PARTIES P ROVIDE T HE LIBRA RY “AS IS” WIT HOUT
WARRAN TY OF AN Y KIND, EIT HER EXPR ESSED OR IM PLIED, INC LUDING, BU T
NOT LIMIT ED TO, THE I MPLIED WAR RANTI ES OF MERCH ANTABILI TY AND
FITNES S FOR A PARTI CULAR P URPOSE. T HE ENTIR E RISK AS TO T HE QUALI TY
AND PERF ORMANC E OF THE LIBR ARY IS WI TH YOU. SHO ULD THE LIB RARY
PROVE DE FECTI VE, YOU AS SUME THE COS T OF ALL NEC ESSARY SER VICING,
REPAIR OR CO RRECT ION.
16. IN NO EV ENT UNLES S REQUIRE D BY APPLI CABLE L AW OR AGREED T O IN
WRITI NG WILL AN Y COPYRI GHT HOLDE R, OR ANY O THER PART Y WHO MAY
MODIFY A ND/OR REDIS TRIBU TE THE LIB RARY AS P ERMIT TED ABOV E, BE
LIABLE T O YOU FOR DA MAGES, IN CLUDING A NY GENER AL, SPECI AL, INCID ENTAL
OR CONSEQU ENTIA L DAMAGES A RISING OU T OF THE USE OR I NABILI TY TO USE
THE LIBR ARY (INCL UDING BUT N OT LIMIT ED TO LOSS OF DATA OR D ATA BEING
RENDERE D INACCUR ATE OR LOSS ES SUSTAINE D BY YOU OR THI RD PARTIE S OR
A FAILURE OF T HE LIBR ARY TO OPER ATE WIT H ANY OTHE R SOFT WARE), EV EN
IF SUCH HOL DER OR OTHE R PARTY H AS BEEN AD VISED OF TH E POSSIBIL ITY
OF SUCH DA MAGES.
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How to Appl y These Terms to Your N ew Librari es
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the public, w e recommend ma king it free s oftwar e that ever yone can red istribute
and change. You c an do so by permi tting redis tributio n under these te rms (or,
alternat ively, under t he terms of the o rdinary Gen eral Public L icense).
To apply these te rms, atta ch the follow ing notices to t he library. I t is safest
to attach t hem to the sta rt of each sou rce file to mos t eecti vely conve y the
exclusion o f warrant y; and each file sh ould have at le ast the “copy right” line a nd a
pointer to w here the full no tice is found.
one line to giv e the librar y’s name and an ide a of what it doe s.> Copyri ght (C)
year name of au thor
This librar y is free sof tware; y ou can redist ribute it an d/or modify it u nder the
terms of the G NU Lesser Gen eral Public Li cense as publish ed by the Free S oftwar e
Foundatio n; either ver sion 2.1 of the Li cense, or (at you r option) any la ter version .
This librar y is distribu ted in the hope t hat it will be us eful, but WI THOUT A NY
WARRAN TY; with out even the im plied warra nty of MERC HANTABI LITY or
FITNES S FOR A PARTI CULAR P URPOSE. S ee the GNU Less er General P ublic
License for m ore details .
You should have r eceived a c opy of the GNU Le sser Genera l Public Licen se along
with this libr ary; if no t, write to t he Free Sof tware Fo undation, Inc ., 51 Frankl in
Street, F ifth Floo r, Boston, MA 0 2110-13 01 USA
Also add info rmation on ho w to contac t you by elect ronic and pap er mail.
You should also ge t your employ er (if you wor k as a program mer) or your sch ool,
if any, to sign a “cop yright dis claimer” fo r the librar y, if necessar y. Here is a
sample; alt er the names:
Yoyodyne , Inc., hereb y disclaims all co pyright in terest in the l ibrary `Fr ob’ (a library
for tweak ing knobs) wri tten by Jame s Random Hacke r.
signature o f Ty Coon, 1 April 1 990
Ty Coon, Presi dent of Vice
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