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Imprint

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Loewe Opta GmbH
Industriestraße 11
D-96317 Kronach
www.loewe.de

All rights including translation, technical modifications and errors
reserved.

Printed in Germany
Editorial date 03/13-2.0 TB/FP
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Table of contents

Imprint ...........................................................................................2

Welcome ........................................................................................5

Scope of delivery .......................................................................................... 5

About this user guide ................................................................................... 5

For your safety ..............................................................................6

Basic functions .............................................................................8

Remote control .............................................................................9

Operating controls on the TV set ............................................. 10

Connections rear side of the device .........................................11

Preparing the TV set .................................................................. 12

Installing the TV set .....................................................................................12

Set covers .....................................................................................................12

Connecting the TV set ................................................................................12

Bundling the cables .....................................................................................13

Preparing the remote control unit .............................................................13

Switching the TV set ON/OFF ...................................................................14

Technical information .................................................................................14

General information on menu operation ................................. 15

Info display ....................................................................................................18

Operation without remote control.............................................................18

LED backlighting ........................................................................ 19

Initial installation ...................................................................... 20

Initial installation wizard .............................................................................20

Home view ...................................................................................32

Home - Favourites ......................................................................................33

TV ................................................................................................ 34

Setting the volume .....................................................................................34

Select station ..............................................................................................34

Status display ..............................................................................................36

Function list ................................................................................................. 37

Electronic Programme Guide – EPG........................................................38

Teletext ..........................................................................................................41

Rotate TV ..................................................................................................... 42

HbbTV / MediaText ....................................................................................43

Picture in Picture (PIP) ...............................................................................44

Digital Recorder .......................................................................................... 45

Digital-Recorder – Overview of functions ............................................45

TV viewing with time shift .......................................................................46

Archive recording ..................................................................................... 47

DR+ archive ..............................................................................................49

DR+ Streaming ........................................................................................53

Media+ ........................................................................................ 54

General information on media reproduction ..........................................54

Accessing your media ................................................................................54

Video ............................................................................................55

Video – MediaHome ..................................................................................55

Video playback ............................................................................................56

Audio/Radio .............................................................................. 64

Audio/Radio – MediaHome ......................................................................64

Audio playback ...........................................................................................66

Radio mode (DVB radio) ...........................................................................69

Radio mode (Internet radio) .....................................................................70

Photo ........................................................................................... 71

Photo – MediaHome ...................................................................................71

Photo display ............................................................................................... 72

Web .............................................................................................. 74

MediaNet ..................................................................................................... 74

Browser ........................................................................................................ 76

Extras...........................................................................................77

Timer ............................................................................................................ 77

Conditional Access module (CA module) ................................................81

Special functions ........................................................................................83

AV selection ................................................................................................. 83

DR+ Streaming ...........................................................................................84

System settings .........................................................................85

Picture ..........................................................................................................86

Sound ...........................................................................................................90

Stations .........................................................................................................91

Automatic scan TV+Radio .....................................................................92

Manual Scan TV / Radio .........................................................................93

Station lists TV / Radio ...........................................................................95

Compose / edit Personal list ..................................................................96

Update station list automatically ........................................................... 97

Control .........................................................................................................98

Language ..................................................................................................99

Picture in Picture (PIP) ............................................................................99

Parental lock ...........................................................................................100

Energy efficiency .....................................................................................101

Software update......................................................................................101

On-screen displays ................................................................................ 104

Time and date ........................................................................................104

DVB settings ........................................................................................... 105

EPG .......................................................................................................... 105

DR+ .........................................................................................................106

Standard Teletext ................................................................................... 107

HbbTV ..................................................................................................... 108

CA module(s) ......................................................................................... 109

LED light module .....................................................................................110

Rotate TV ..................................................................................................111

Record ......................................................................................................112

Hard disks ................................................................................................113

Multimedia / Network ...............................................................................114

Network settings ..................................................................................... 114

Multimedia settings ................................................................................ 117

Connections ...............................................................................................118

Sound components ...............................................................................119

Antenna DVB .......................................................................................... 123

AV connection settings ......................................................................... 123

Digital Link ............................................................................................... 124

Gaming mode ........................................................................................ 124

Assign digital audio input ...................................................................... 125

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External devices .......................................................................126

Devices to the HDMI connections .......................................................... 126

Devices on AV ............................................................................................ 127

Devices on AV ............................................................................................ 128

Connecting the Loewe speaker system ................................................130

Connecting active loudspeakers .............................................................131

Connecting the HiFi/AV amplifier ............................................................131

Audio playback from external devices ...................................................132

Serial interface RS-232C (RJ12) ............................................................. 132

Operating Loewe units ............................................................................. 133

Teaching the remote control ..................................................134

Loewe Apps ...............................................................................136

Troubleshooting .......................................................................139

Technical Data .......................................................................... 141

Function of the connections ................................................................... 142

Media .......................................................................................................... 143

Signals via AVS (PC IN) / HDMI .............................................................. 144

Signal input groups ..................................................................................144

Accessories ............................................................................... 145

Upgrade kits / conversion kits / cables ................................................ 145

Equipment variants .................................................................................. 146

Integrated features ................................................................................... 146

Mounting options ......................................................................................147

Environment .............................................................................148

Legal notes ................................................................................148

Glossary ....................................................................................149

EC Declaration of Conformity................................................. 153

Index .......................................................................................... 155

Service .......................................................................................158

Code page .................................................................................159

Notes ......................................................................................... 161

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Welcome

Thank you,

for choosing a Loewe TV set!
At Loewe we combine the highest requirements regarding technol-

ogy, design and ease of use. This applies equally for TV, video and
accessories.
In addition to sleek design and a varied combination of colour and
mounting choices, your Loewe TV set offers a host of technological
options.

Loewe Image

State-of-the-art full HD LCD displays with LED backlit TV technology
guarantee the best image quality and high contrast values and all this
at lowest possible energy consumption.

Loewe Digital

The integrated triple tuner for DVB-T/C/S enables the reception of
standard as well as high-definition contents and thanks to the CI Plus
interface even from Pay TV.

Loewe Sound

Audio competence on the highest level - this is for what Loewe is unique:
an integrated multichannel decoder provides 5.1 Home Entertainment
of outstanding quality without any external devices.

Loewe DR

Due to Loewe DR+, recording of TV transmissions on the integrated
hard disk by simply pressing a key or halting the current transmission
are no problem. Additionally, DR+ Streaming enables the retrieval of
films on further Loewe devices.

Loewe Assist

The intuitive Loewe user interface Assist Media offers a simple access
to all device functions; by means of the HOME key on the remote con­trol you can access all your favourite content as well as all multimedia
functions of your TV set.

Loewe Media

The Loewe Multimedia functions offer you a multitude of options: via
MediaHome you have access to your photos, videos and music in your
home network or on the USB stick.

Loewe MediaNet and MediaText help you to access numerous world­wide web-applications and contents from HbbTV services.

Loewe Connectivity

Network your TV set by means of numerous interconnection options.
Be it HDMI, USB, CI Plus or LAN/WLAN, discover the world of the
Loewe networking possibilities.

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Scope of delivery

• LCD TV set

• Mains cable

• Antenna cable

• Remote control Assist with two batteries

• Quick guide

About this user guide

For best results regarding safety and the longevity of the set, we

recommend you read the chapter For your safety (see page 6)
before switching it on for the first time.

The index/glossary starting from page 149 gives explanations of
certain terms used in the TV set and the user guide.

Paragraphs which begin with the symbol indicate important instruc­tions, tips or conditions for the following settings.

Terms which you will find in the menus or printed on the remote control
or TV set are written in bold type.

The necessary control elements are shown in the descriptions to the
left of the text containing the instructions for action.

In addition to the remote control, a PC keyboard can be connected to
one of the USB ports on your TV and then used to control your TV set.

In the user guide, this symbol indicates places in which
the use of a keyboard is particularly advantageous.

Depending on the connected accessory equipment the menus in the
TV set can differ from those described here.

All the station names, programme contents, the illustrated photos,
titles, albums and album covers in this user guide are examples.

The user guide for your TV set is updated at irregular intervals. We rec­ommend checking now and then, especially after a software update.

General information on menu operation of
the TV set

For further information on the user interface and the general operation
of your TV set see page 15.

Interactive data services

In some countries the stations also broadcast interactive data services
with their programmes, leading to the functions of individual buttons
not being available or only so to a limited extent. You can find out more
about this starting from page 43.

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For your safety

For your safety, and to avoid unnecessary damage to your unit,
please read and follow the safety advice below:

Use for the intended purpose and ambient conditions

This TV set is intended exclusively for rendering video and audio signals
and is designed for use in residential apartments or office premises.
It must not be used in rooms with a high level of humidity (e.g., bath­room, sauna) or a high dust concentration (e.g., workshops). The
manufacturer‘s warranty is only valid for use in the specified permis­sible environment.

If the unit is used outdoors, make sure that it is protected from moisture
(rain, dripping water and splashing water or dew). High humidity and
dust concentrations lead to leakage currents in the device. This can
result in a shock hazard by touching it or even fire.

If you have moved the unit out of
the cold into a warm environment,
leave it switched off for about an
hour to avoid the formation of
condensation.

Do not place objects containing
liquids on top of the unit. Protect
the appliance against dripping and
splashing water.
Candles or naked flames must be
kept away from the TV set at all
times to prevent it from catching
fire.

Never place the TV set in a location
where it is exposed to vibrations.
This can lead to material overload.

Transporting

Move the device in vertical position only. Grasp the device on the
upper and lower edges of the housing.

The set is delivered ex factory without a mounting option. If the set
has to be put down during packing/unpacking, place the TV set with
its entire front surface lying flat on soft material such as a blanket or
the fleece from the packing material. Use a blanket or the fleece from
the packing material as an underlay.

The LCD screen is made of glass or plastic and can break if not handled
properly.
Always wear rubber gloves to carry the TV set if the LCD screen is
damaged and liquid crystal might be leaking out. In the case of skin

contact immediately rinse thoroughly with water.

Air circulation and high temperatures

The vent slots on the rear panel of the set must always be kept un-
obstructed. Please do not place newspapers or cloths on/over the TV
set.

Ensure that there is at least
10 cm free space on the sides
and above the set for air cir­culation, if the set is placed in
a cabinet or on a shelf.

Like any electronic device,
your TV set requires air for
cooling. Obstruction of the
air circulation can cause fires.

Prevent metal items, nee­dles, paper clips, liquids, wax,
or similar items, from getting
into the interior of the device through the vent slots in the rear panel.
Such objects can cause short circuits in the set, which could pos­sibly cause a fire.

If something should get into the interior of the set then immedi­ately unplug the mains plug of the device and contact the field service
for more information.

Set-up

The set is suitable for mounting in many different ways. Note the as­sembly instructions regarding the different possible mounting options.

Before setting up the device, please check that the final location is
suitable to bear the load of the device in terms of surface (sensitivity
to pressure) and stability.

Place the TV set with the stand only on a level, sturdy, horizontal
base. Particularly ensure that the set does not protrude to the front
when placed in or on pieces of furniture.
Place the TV set in a normal position for use. TV set may only be used
in an upright horizontal position. It may not be tilted by more than 10
degrees. The TV set must never be operated vertically, lying flat or
hanging overhead from the ceiling.

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Power supply
Incorrect voltages can damage the unit. This device may only be con-

nected to a power supply with the voltage and frequency indicated on the
type plate using the supplied mains cable. The mains plug of the TV set
must be easily accessible so that the device can be disconnected from
the mains at any time. When unplugging the unit from the mains, pull at
the connector body and not at the cable. The cables in the mains plug
could otherwise be damaged and could cause a short-circuit when
plugged in again.

Lay the mains cable so that it can not be damaged. The power cable
may not be kinked or laid over sharp edges, stood on or exposed to
chemicals; the latter also applies to the unit as a whole. A power
cable with damaged insulation can cause electric shocks and poses
a fire risk.

Set up the device where it is not exposed to direct insolation and
where it is not exposed to additional heating by radiators.

Note on the LCD screen

The TV set with LCD screen you have purchased satisfies the most
rigorous quality requirements and has been inspected with respect
to pixel errors. Despite of thorough care when manufacturing the
display, it cannot be 100% guaranteed that no subpixel defects will
occur due to technical reasons. Please understand that these types
of effects, as long as they are within the standard of specified limits,
cannot be considered as a device defect in terms of the guarantee.

Avoid displaying still images for long periods of time. It is possible that
a copy of the image may remain.

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For your safety

TV sets with 3D function

Read the following safety instructions before using the 3D function
of your TV set.

Please use the Loewe 3D TV sets only with the Loewe 3D glasses
which can be purchased as an accessory from your Loewe dealer (see
Accessories on page 145).

People that have a visual disorder may not be able to perceive 3D ef­fects or may only be able to perceive them to a limited extent. People
that are sensitive to flickering images (e.g. those with epilepsy) should
only use this product after having consulted their doctor.

It might take some time for you to get used to the 3D glasses and
before you can perceive the 3D effects properly.
Stop using the 3D devices immediately if you experience any feelings
of nausea, dizziness or malaise when viewing 3D content.

Supervise children whilst they are viewing 3D content, as they can be
particularly sensitive to it.

Allow more time for a break when viewing 3D films, so that you are
able to relax. Failure to do this could result in headaches, fatigue, diz­ziness or malaise.

Position yourself comfortably in front of the 3D TV set and ensure that
you are seated firmly. By doing this, you will avoid any injuries that may
arise due to reacting to extreme 3D content.

Switch off any artificial light sources (e.g. energy saving lamp) between
the 3D TV set and the 3D glasses. These could impair the infrared
reception or the TV picture may flicker as a result.

Supervision

Do not let children loiter and play unsupervised close to the device.
The set could tip over, be pushed off or pulled down from the stand
surface and injure someone.

Do not allow the switched-on TV set to run unattended.

Cleaning and care

Switch off the TV set with the main switch prior to cleaning.

Clean the TV set, the screen, and the remote control unit with a soft,
moist, clean and colour-neutral cloth only, without any aggressive
or scouring cleaning agents.

For TV sets with textile speaker grill:
Vacuum the surface regularly with a soft brush attachment.

In case of dirt or stains:
Moisten a soft, colour-neutral cloth with detergent or normal stain
remover and gently rub away the stain. You can also treat the mark/
stain directly with normal dry stain remover spray (vacuum up pow­der).
Do not moisten the fabric cover directly with detergent or stain re­mover (risk of encrustation). Do not use any solvents to clean the
fabric.

➠ Follow the manufacturer‘s instructions when using stain removers.
➠ There is an increased risk of encrustation when cleaning speaker

grills having nicotine deposits.

Repairs and accessories

Never remove the back of the TV set yourself. Have your TV set re­paired or serviced by authorised television technicians only.

Only use original accessories such as Loewe stands, if possible (see
Accessories on page 145).

Volume

Loud music can lead to ear damage. Avoid extreme volume espe­cially over long periods and when using headphones.

Thunder storms

Pull out the mains plug and all connected antenna cables from the
TV set in a thunderstorm. Overvoltage caused by lightning strokes
can damage the set via the antenna system, as well as via the mains.
The mains plug and all connected antenna cables should also be pulled
out during long periods of absence.

Automatic shutdown

If the TV is not operated for 4 hours (adjustment of volume, pro­gramme change, etc.) the TV will automatically switch to stand-by
mode to save energy. A prompt to terminate this shutdown process
appears one minute before expiry of the 4 hours.
The automatic shutdown is generally active for the TV mode as soon as
the energy efficiency mode Home Mode is enabled for at least one of
the six signal input groups (see page 144). This also applies if another
energy efficiency mode is selected when putting into operation for the
first time (see page 20), but one of the six signal input groups is
subsequently set to Home Mode.
Automatic shutdown does not occur when using the radio without
screen display (screen off).

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Basic functions

On/Off of the television set

Switching the TV set ON / switching it OFF in Standby
mode (Mains switch must be switched ON)

When TV set is switched on:
Press key long: Switch TV set and all CEC-capable
devices connected to the HDMI interfaces OFF to
Standby mode (System Standby).

General navigation

3465 Navigation on the user interface, select

objects

Select station

OK short: Call station list. Or:
OK long: Call expanded station list.

6534 Mark station,
OK switch over to station.

Or:

P+/P– Next/previous channel

Or:

Select station with numerical keys

Key functions

TV operation

Call radio mode (standard assignment)

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Call Home view,
Select the operating mode or the function

During screen fade-in function: Info display,
info text appropriate to the content that can assist you
further, should you have any questions about your TV
device;

Without on-screen display: access status display.
With status display open and repeatedly pressing the
key call / close the detailed information on the broad­cast

Open the DR+ archive

Add current object to Home favourites

Call MediaNet

On/Off EPG (Electronic Programme Guide)

On/Off PIP (picture in picture)

Sound

V+/V– Increase/reduce volume

Sound on/off

Colour key function during TV operation

Red key: Start HbbTV or value-added network

service

Yellow key: Last selected station

Blue key: Call function list

(selection of language/sound,

subtitles or channel/video track)

Function of the coloured keys in audio mode

Green key: Switch screen ON/OFF

Yellow key: Last selected station in DVB radio mode

Turn Teletext/MediaText on/off

Call function list for the active operating mode

Pressing briefly: step / level back;
Pressing long: close all displays

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Press long: close all displays ..............................................................................(page 15)

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In menu: context-relevant Info on/ off ..............................................................(page 18)

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In the menu: Enter numbers or letters .............................................................. (page 17)

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System standby .................................................................................................. (page 14)

Sound mute/on .................................................................................................. (page 34)

LED display for currently operated device ......................................................(page 133)

Switch to TV mode .....................................................................................(page 13; 133)

Reassign remote control to SetTop-Box (PACE DS440N)

DR+ archive on/off ............................................................................................. (page 49)

Define active object as favourite ......................................................................(page 33)

Electronic Programme Guide on/off ................................................................ (page 38)

Teletext/MediaText

Call function list ................................................................................................. (page 37)

V+/V- Increase/reduce volume ....................................................................... (page 34)

Call station list / expanded station list ....................................................... (page 34; 35)

Green coloured key: screen on/off ................................................................... (page 68)

Red coloured key: call preferred value-added network service

Jump / wind ................................................................................................. (page 58; 59)

Direct recording (One Touch Recording) ......................................................... (page 47)

Start / interrupt timeshift television ................................................................(page 46)

Finish timeshift .................................................................................................. (page 46)

Jump / wind ................................................................................................. (page 58; 59)

Start / continue timeshift television ................................................................(page 46)

Blue coloured key: call station function list with subfunctions ......................... (page 8)

Yellow coloured key: switching to previously received station ......................... (page 8)

In menu / in lists: selecting/setting ................................................................... (page 15)

P+/P– Select stations up/down ...................................................................... (page 34)

Press briefly: back to previous window (step back) .........................................(page 15)

Status display on/off ......................................................................................... (page 36)

PIP (picture in picture) on/off ........................................................................... (page 44)

Open/close

AV selection ........................................................................................................(page 83)

Select station directly ........................................................................................ (page 34)

Call MediaNet ....................................................................................................(page 74)

Reassign remote control to BluTech Vision 3D

Switch to radio mode

Switch ON/OFF to standby mode .....................................................................(page 14)

Home

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view .................................................................................... (page 32)

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The key assignment displayed here is valid for the main level of the TV set. The key assignment may vary in certain operating modes (see the cor­responding chapter in this user guide).

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Mains switch:

The mains switch is located on the rear side of the set.
Always return the TV set to Standby mode before switching it off

with the main switch.

The TV set will be completely separated from mains only when

you unplug the mains cable.

Display:

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white: Standby
white, intermittent: TV set starts
green: TV set switched on
red: timer recording active
blue: TV set in standby, background operation

active (EPG data updating, software up­date or DR+ streaming server function)

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IR receiver:

Infrared receiver for receiving the remote control commands.

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Infrared transmitter:

When showing 3D content, the 3D glasses Loewe Active

Glasses 3D are controlled via the infrared sensor.

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On/Off key:

Switching on in standby mode
Switching off to the standby mode

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increase volume
Direct control on TV set: to the right 4

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reduce volume
Direct control on TV set: to the left 3

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Key MENU:

TV set in standby mode: switch TV set on in TV mode
TV set switched on: call direct control on TV set
Direct control on TV set: up 5

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TV set in standby mode: switch TV set on in radio mode
TV set switched on: toggle TV mode and radio mode
Direct control on TV set: down 6

Key :
For TV sets without LED backlighting: No function.
For TV sets with LED backlighting: dimming / switching on/off

of the LED backlighting.

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Connections rear side of the device

AC IN - Mains connection

RS-232C - Serial interface

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IR LINK - Infrared transmitter connection

AUDIO OUT - Audio output (analogue)

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CENTER IN - Centre audio input (analogue)

AV - Mini AV socket

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ANT-TV - Antenna/cable analogue/digital

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ANT SAT - Satellite antenna (Sat tuner 1)

ANT SAT 2 - Satellite antenna (Sat tuner 2)

SPDIF OUT - Digital audio output

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DIGITAL AUDIO LINK - Surround audio outputs (digital)

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HDMI 1 - HDMI input 1

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LAN - Network connection

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USB - USB connection

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HDMI 3 - HDMI input 3

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HDMI 4 - HDMI input 4

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CI COMMON INTERFACE - Common interface 1 (CI slot 1)

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- Headphone connection

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SPDIF IN - Digital sound input

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Preparing the TV set

Installing the TV set

Mounting options

Your Loewe specialist dealer can assist you in finding other mount­ing options that correspond to your needs. Use exclusively Loewe
mounting options (e.g., wall bracket, floor stand), which you will find
in the chapter entitled Accessories - Mounting options on page 147.

After you have decided on a mounting option, follow the directions
found in the corresponding assembly instructions.

Installation notes

Choose a place for installing your TV set where no bright light or
sunlight shines directly onto the screen. This could cause reflections
which impair the picture.

3 times the screen diagonal can be taken as a guide value for the view­ing distance (e.g., for a 46-inch set approx. 3.5 m for SD signal). The
viewing distance can be reduced with an HD signal.

Set covers

Covers for rear and side connections

In order to remove the rear side cable cover pull them simply from
the device.

To attach the cable cover, place the lugs of the cover at the correspond­ing cut-outs in the rear panel.
Press the cover into the cutouts until the lugs snap into the device.
Press only on the exact positions where the lugs are (see figure for the
positions), otherwise the glass rear panel may be damaged.

The side cover of the TV set can also be completely removed. For this,
open it as far as it will go and gently pull on the open cover.

The cover detaches from the holder and gives free access to the
connection area. To replace the cover, simply push it until it latches
back into place.

Connecting the TV set

Connecting to the mains supply

Remove the cover for the connections.
Connect the TV set to a 220-240V mains socket:

First plug the small plug of the power cable into the mains connection
on the back of the TV and then the large mains plug into a mains socket.

Connecting antennas

Cable (analogue) / DVB-C / DVB-T antenna:
Plug the cable of antenna, cable TV system or room antenna into the

ANT TV socket.
If you want to use analogue cables / DVB-C connection and a DVB-T
antenna together, use an external antenna switch (available from
your dealer).

Satellite antenna DVB-S:

Depending on the used satellite system, connect a connecting cable
from the multi-switch or directly from the LNC to the ANT-SAT and
ANT-SAT2 sockets of the TV set respectively.

When connecting the TV set to a single cable community antenna,
connect the ANT-SAT and ANT-SAT2 sockets directly to the appro-
priate SAT antenna socket.

When connecting the TV set to a DiSEqC single cable community
antenna (in accordance with EN 50494), connect the ANT-SAT
socket directly to the appropriate SAT antenna socket.

In case of a DiSEqC one cable communal system you require only

one antenna cable. Further distribution of the signal to the two
reception routes is accomplished by the TV set's satellite tuner.

Ask your dealer in this regard.

analogue /
DVB-C

R TV

DVB-T DVB-SCable

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Preparing the TV set

Connecting the TV set to the Home network

You may link your TV set to the home network by a wired connection
(Ethernet, Powerline) or by a wireless radio connection (WLAN).
Please contact your specialist dealer for more information on Power­line.

For the network adaptor configuration, see page 114.

Under no circumstances may the TV set be wired and at the

same time connected by a wireless connection to the same
network, e.g. router. This may cause severe operational faults!

Example for a wired connection

Connect the LAN socket of your TV set to the LAN switch/router of
your home network with a network cable (available from your dealer).

TV set

LAN switch/router

Homeserver,

e.g. PC

Example for a wireless connection

You can connect the TV set to your home network by a wireless radio
connection via the WLAN antenna inside the set.

WLAN router

TV set

Bundling the cables

Bundle the connected cables at the middle of the TV set and feed the
cables through the cutout in the cover.
Then attach the cover for the connections (as described on
page12).
The cables connected to the TV set are held by the cover and fixed
on the TV set.
Depending on the installation version, the cables should be laid accord­ingly (see installation instructions of the mounting option).

Preparing the remote control unit

Inserting or replacing batteries

Press on the embossed arrow whilst pushing the battery cover down.
Only use leak-proof micro-cells of the LR 03 (AAA) Alkali-Manganese

type. Do not use different types of batteries and old and new batter­ies together.

The batteries used must not be exposed to excessive heat such as
sunlight, fire or similar!

Pay attention to the correct polarity of + and – when inserting the
batteries.

If the batteries are too weak after longer use, the TV set prompts you
to change the batteries.

Dispose of used batteries in an environmentally friendly way (see
page 148).

Push the cover back on from below after having inserted the batteries.

Homeserver,

e.g. PC

AAA LR03

AAA LR03

Adjusting the remote control for operating the TV set

Press the TV key.

See page 133 for how to operate other Loewe appli­ances and how to re-programme the remote control

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Switching the TV set ON/OFF

Switching the TV set ON/OFF

Switching TV set to the standby mode

Press the mains switch at the rear side of the set.
The indicator in the Loewe eye on the front side lights up white. The

set is now in standby mode.

Mains

switch

Switching the TV set on/off via the local operating panel

To switch the TV set into operating mode or switch it off to standby
mode, press the button on top of the set for about 2 seconds.

– VOL + MENU RADIO

Switching the TV set on by means of the remote control

Press the on/off key

Or:

Press the TV key.

Or:

Press numerical keys 1-9

The previously watched station will be called.

Further operation commands will only be handled after several sec-

onds after switching on the TV set.

Switching the set off with the remote control (Standby)

Press the on/off key.

Before switching off the set with the mains switch,

we recommend you to switch it to standby mode.

Switching off the TV set and connected additional devices
(System standby)

Press on/off key long:

Switch TV set and all CEC-capable devices connected
to the HDMI interfaces OFF to Standby mode (System
Standby).

Meaning of the colour of the LEDs in the Loewe eye:

white: Standby
white, intermittent: TV set starts
green: TV set switched on
red: Timer recording active
blue: TV set in standby, background operation

active (EPG data updating, software up­date or DR+ streaming server function)

Further operation commands will only be handled after several sec-

onds after switching on the TV set.

Technical information

Switching off the TV set with the mains switch during operation or an
inadvertent disruption to the power supply (e.g. power failure) can
cause damage to the hard disk file system and hence loss of the re­corded broadcasts. Always return the TV set to Standby mode before
switching it off with the main switch. Never ever disconnect the USB
storage device from the TV set during a copy process.

However, if unexpected problems occur when operating the hard disk,
formatting the hard disk may rectify this. Refer to the instructions on
page 113. Also follow the information for formatting on page 113
when using an external USB hard disk.

Loewe are not liable for the loss of data on the integrated hard disk
of your TV set. To avoid data loss, we recommend copying important
recordings to an external storage medium.

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General information on menu operation

General information on menu operation

Some keys of the remote control for operating the TV set you will use
more often than others. The most important keys for navigation will
be explained in general. The numbers in the text refer to the figure
showing the remote control on page 9.

The arrow keys
TV set and for selecting menu items. They are arranged in the middle
of the remote control in a circle around the OK key
quick guide they will be represented as follows:

The OK key
menu item and for opening the station list. In this quick guide, an
instruction for this key looks like the following:

Using the numerical keys of your remote control
gramme channels and teletext pages directly. With key 0 you open
the AV options. In this user guide, entering numbers with numerical
keys is shown as follows:

The numerical keys are also used to enter text (see Entry of charac-
ters by remote control on page 17).

help you to navigate in the menus and lists of the

. Later in this

3456 Select the desired item.

is used to confirm a selection, for calling the highlighted

OK confirm.

you enter pro-

Entering programme channel directly.

Structure of the Menu screen

Basically, the structure of the different menu screens is similar, de­pending on the fact if a wizard, rendering media content or a setup
menu are concerned. The structure is explained by means of three
different screens.

The functions of these menu screens are explained more detailed in
the respective chapters.

Screen structure: Wizard

INITIAL INSTALLATION - Menu language

Which menu language do you want to use for operation?

Deutsch (de) Ελληνικά (el) Svenska (sv) Čeština (cs)

English (en) Polski (pl) Dansk (da)

Français (fr) Magyar (hu) Português (pt)

Italiano (it) Suomi (fi) Русский (ru)

Español (es) Slovenščina (sl) Norsk (no)

Nederlands (nl) Slovenčina (sk) Türkçe (tr)

Proceed with

Back with Cancel with

A

B

C

(A) Title bar with name of the wizard and the current operating step.

(B) Selected items, whose number can be different according to the

operating step.

(C) Bottom line showing the available operating controls. If required,

instructions and information are inserted.

The Home view is the central overview page for all of your TV set‘s
operating modes. You reach Home view with the HOME key

.

HOME: Call Home view.

Pressing the BACK key

briefly brings you one level up in the wizard.
Pressing the BACK key longer closes all opened fade-ins. An example
for the BACK key in this quick guide:

BACK: Stop text entry and exit entry box.

If the function for a key is not available, this will be indicated by an
inserted symbol on the right above.

Screen structure: Rendering of media content (example:
Audio player)

Snow Patrol / Eyes Open

A

Chasing Cars Shut Your EyesHands Open

00:00

D

C

02:56

Back

B

04:27

E

(A) Title bar with selected album / subdirectory.

(B) Menu item Back to exit the menu or to go back to the previous

menu item.

(C) Selection of album or title

(D) Time bar

(E) Bottom line with the different symbols for controlling the playback

function.

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Screen structure: Setup (example: picture)

A

Picture

CB D

3D

Picture ad­justment

Contrast

Brightness

Colour inten­sity

Image+
Active

Picture for­mat

more ...

You may choose the appropriate display format with the 3D
settings, if this has not been possible automatically, and you may
display the 3D image material in 2D or vice versa.

(A) Selected function in the Home overview (here: system settings)

(B) Home Menu System settings, with selected menu item Picture.

(C) Menu items Picture focusing on 3D

(D) Help text for the selected menu item Picture > 3D

Navigation: Selection of elements (example: On-screen displays)

Highlighting and thus selecting the symbols/elements or menu items
on the screen can be effected by the arrow keys on the remote control.
So you can see all the time where you are. As soon as there is a bar
above a symbol or text, this is a selected element.

......

On-screen
displays

On-screen displays

Display time

Volume display

Automatic info

B

Permanent clock display

Automatic HDMI hint

< 7s >

< 7s >

yes no

yes no

on

off on

off on

off on

yes no

yes no

Back

C

A

Navigation: Wizards

DVB-S settings (ASTRA1 19,2°E)

Please specify whether you want to search for scrambled stations too.
Note: Scrambled stations can only be received with an integrated CA module and additional
card.

Scrambled stations

Search method

Symbol rate

Accept Logical Channel Number

Back with Proceed with

If the menu item(s) (marked white) is/are already
correctly preset:

Go to next step.

Otherwise:
3456 Mark the menu items to be changed. The

OK confirm the selection.

Go to next step.

yes

no

Network search

22000

no

Frequency search

yes

update will be adopted automatically. The
fount colour of the previously active item will
change to grey. If not,

With this you activate/deactivate the info text overlay for the menu item just selected.

(A) Selectable elements / menu items.

(B) The text in the line where the marker is currently located is white.

(C) Move the selection marking by means of the arrow keys 3456

to the menu item to be set.

In most cases, the marked menu item will be automatically

adopted. The font colour of the previously active item will change
to grey, that of the newly selected item to white.

In a few menus, to confirm a selected menu item is required by

pressing OK.

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Entering characters with on-screen keyboard

For certain functions, entering letters or characters is required, e.g., for
Web addresses (URLs) in the browser or for renaming archive entries.
An on-screen keyboard appears for entering text.

Enter/change internet address

CancelAdopt

http://www.loewe.de

Q

W

E

R

A

S

D

F

Y

X

C

V

1

2

3

4

Delete Cancel Adopt

Space

T

Z

U

I

O

P

G

H

J

K

L



B

N

M

-/.

abc

5

6

7

8

9

0

Back

3456 Highlight character / on-screen button,
OK adopt character.

For the selection of special characters select field

-/. several times briefly in rapid succession.

To conclude the entry:

3456 Mark Adopt,

confirm with OK.

Table of characters for entering text by means of the remote
control

Key Characters (uppercase - lowercase)

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

0

[space] 1
A B C 2 Ä Æ Ã Å Ā À Á Ć Ç Č - a b c 2 ä æ ã å ā â à á ć ç č
D E F 3 Ė Ë Ē Ę Ê È É - d e f 3 ė ë ē ę ê è é
G H I 4 Ï Ī Į Î Ì Í - g h i 4 ï ī į î î ì í
J K L 5 - j k l 5
M N O 6 Ö O E Õ Ō Ô Ò Ó Ø - m n o 6 ń ñ ö o e õ ō ô ò ó ø
P Q R S 7 - p q r s 7
T U V 8 Ü Ū Û Ù Ú - t u v 8 ü ū û ù ú
W X Y Z 9 - w x y z 9
. 0 - / _ : + , ; ? ! = & # % ~ @ $ * ’ ( ) ” § \ { } [ ] < > ´ ` ^ |

Entry of characters by remote control

Alternatively to the on-screen keyboard you can also enter the desired
characters by means of the remote control (as with the keypad of a
mobile phone).

3456 Mark text entry field.

Under the 1st letter of the name you will see a line
indicating the current input position.

4 Input position one character to the right (also for

blanks).

3 Input position one character to the left.

Input the letters one after another. When using the
remote control, press the numerical keys just as on
a mobile phone keypad (0-9) until the desired symbol
is displayed. The available letters are printed on the
individual numeric buttons.

You find the exact key assignment in the character
table in the right column.

To conclude the entry:

3456 Mark Adopt,

confirm with OK.

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Info display

The info display provides an info text appropriate to the on-screen
display that can assist you further with the operation of your TV set.

An on-screen display is faded in.

The factory setting is that the info display is shown
automatically for each menu item. In this case you can
temporarily hide the info texts with the INFO key.

The automatic info display can be hidden via a menu
setting. Then it can be displayed temporarily by press­ing the INFO key.

...

Energy effi­ciency

Permanently display or hide the automatic info display

Once you have become familiar with how to operate the TV set, you
can switch off the automatic info display.

HOME: Call Home view.

3456 Mark System settings,
OK call system settings.

65 Mark Control,
4 go to next column.

65 Mark more ...,
4 move to next column.

6 5 Mark On-screen displays,
4 call on-screen display settings.

6 5 Select Automatic info,
34 select on / off.

The priority here is low energy consumption in home use. In this case, the TV

Home Mode

switches off automatically for the sake of saving energy, after it has been out

of operation for four hours.

Premium
Mode

Shop Mode

Operation without remote control

Local control at the TV set

– VOL + MENU RADIO– VOL + MENU RADIO

Changing volume

– VOL +

– VOL +

Switching radio on or off or switching to radio

RADIORADIO

Calling direct control on TV set

MENU

MENU

Close all displays

MENU

MENU

Increase/reduce volume.

Turn on the radio or switch between TV and Radio.

Call direct control on TV set.

Operating
mode

Station selec­tion

AV selection

3D

Contrast

Picture for­mat

Service

RADIO: Scroll down.
MENU: Scroll up.
– Scroll to the left.
+ Scroll to the right, accept settings, confirm.

Press longer.

On-screen
displays

On-screen displays

Display time

Volume display

Automatic info

Permanent clock display

Automatic HDMI hint

......

With this you activate/deactivate the info text overlay for the menu item just selected.

OK adopt settings.

< 7s >

< 7s >

yes no

yes no

on

off on

off on

off on

yes no

yes no

Back

Explanations of the settings:

Operating

Switch between TV and radio operation.

mode

Station

Call Station selection.

selection

AV selection Select AV interface.

3D Calling 3D settings.

Contrast Set contrast.

The power consumption of the TV set depends
directly on the value set here.

Picture

Selecting the picture format.

format

Service

The Service menu item is provided for service

purposes by dealers only.

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LED backlighting

The LED backlighting (1 turns your TV set into a shining decoration
object.

The LED backlighting is temporarily controlled via the local control of
the TV or the remote control.

The function of the LED backlighting is reset to the default of the

general preset of System settings→ Control→ more...→ LED
light module (see page 110) as soon as the TV set changes its
operating mode (switching on or off).

For playback of movies in 3D mode (see page 88) we recommend

to disable the LED backlighting (1 .

When activating the LED backlighting with TV set switched off

(standby mode), further operation commands will only be handled
after several seconds.

Controlling the LED backlighting via the local control

– VOL + MENU RADIO

Press briefly: Switch the LED backlighting temporarily

on/off.

Press longer: Change brightness of the LED backlight-

ing (dim the lighting).

As long as you keep the key depressed, the display
is in an endless loop alternately reducing the lighting to
its minimum and then increasing it to the maximum
again.

When desired brightness is reached:

Release the key.

Controlling the LED backlighting via the remote control

Press briefly: Switch the LED backlighting temporarily

on/off.

When backlighting is active and when there are no
further on-screen menu displays:

5 6 Increase / decrease brightness of the LED

backlighting.

(1

Depending on the type of TV set.

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Initial installation wizard

Initial installation after switching on for the first time

The Initial installation wizard starts automatically with an initial instal­lation. It may be called repeatedly again (see Repeat initial instal-
lation on page 83).

If at least one station is locked, the access code must be entered
before repeating initial installation (see Parental lock on page 100).

For information on navigation within the wizard refer to General

information on menu operation on page 16.

First installation wizard routine

The selected settings affect the routine of the Initial installation wizard.

Menu

language

5634 Select desired Menu language.

Selecting the language of the user guidance is the
wizard’s first step. Then you simply follow the instruc­tions on your TV screen.

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).

Energy

efficiency

INITIAL INSTALLATION - Menu language

Which menu language do you want to use for operation?

Deutsch (de) Greek (el) Svenska (sv)

English (en) Polski (pl) Dansk (da)

Français (fr) Magyar (hu) Português (pt)

Italiano (it) Suomi (fi) Русский (ru)

Español (es) Slovenščina (sl) Norsk (no)

Nederlands (nl) Slovenčina (sk)

Čeština (cs) Türkçe (tr)

Proceed with

Energy efficiency

Here you define how energy efficiently you operate your TV. With the "Home Mode" setting
you put the focus on low energy consumption for home use. The "Premium Mode" is
optimised to a brighter environment with a higher energy consumption. The "Shop Mode" is
designed for operation in a showroom.

Note: If you select "Home Mode" here, the TV set will automatically switch off to save energy
after no longer being operated for 4 hours.

Home mode Premium mode Shop mode

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Energy

efficiency

(continued)

Location of

TV set

Home mode:

The emphasis for home use is on low energy consump­tion. The automatic dimmer is activated.

Premium mode:

This mode optimises the settings to a brighter environ­ment at a higher energy consumption. The automatic
dimmer is activated.
The use of this energy efficiency setting must be con­firmed afterwards once again.

Shop mode:

The picture settings are aligned to operation in the
presentation room. The automatic dimmer is deacti­vated. If the ambient brightness diminishes, the energy
consumption is not reduced.
The use of this energy efficiency setting must be con­firmed afterwards once again.

The presetting can be changed later in Extras → En-

ergy efficiency (see page 101) or in the System
settings under Picture → Picture adjustment

(see page 87).

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).

Location of TV set

Please specify the location of your TV set so that the available stations can be sorted
according to the specify country.

(A) Austria (E) Spain (L) Luxembourg (S)

(CH) Switzerland (GB) United Kingdom (NZ) New Zealand

(CZ) Czech Republic (H) Hungary (P) Portugal

(D) Germany (I) Italy (PL) Poland

(DK) Denmark (IRL) Ireland (RUS) Russia

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5634 Select Location of TV set (national defaults

are adopted).

For certain locations (e.g., Australia), there

is finally a selection screen where you can
indicate in which state/territory the device
is being operated.

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).

34 Select Energy efficiency.

Determine how energy efficient your TV set shall

be. The value for the contrast (and thus the bright­ness of the background lighting) is adapted and
the automatic dimmer activated or deactivated
(see page 86) depending on the presetting.

Choosing Home mode automatically activates

shutdown. For Premium mode or Shop mode,
automatic shutdown is initially deactivated.

See page 6 for further information on auto-

matic shutdown.

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Selecting
antennas

Subtitle and

audio

languages

(DVB only)

Connect antenna cable(s)

Your TV set searches for and stores all stations automatically. State which antenna cables are
available for your TV set and connect these to the corresponding antenna sockets which are
specified here in the right hand column.

Antenna cable(s) for: to antenna socket(s):

Cable analog ANT TV

DVB-T ANT TV

DVB-C ANT TV

DVB-S (cable 1) ANT SAT

DVB-S (cable 2) ANT SAT2

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56Select antenna cable.

OK Connect/disconnect antenna cable.
Ahead of each selected antenna, the symbol

appears.

Cable (analogue): analogue stations via cable
DVB-T: digital terrestrial stations
DVB-C: digital stations via cable
DVB-S (cable 1): digital stations via satellite
DVB-S (cable 2): digital stations via satellite

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).

Subtitle and audio languages (DVB)

You can preset the desired languages and reserve languages for subtitles and audio for DVB
programmes here.

Note: The newly selected parameter in each case must be confirmed with the button.

Subtitle (DVB) Audio (DVB) Audio commentary

Favoured language Alternatvie language

German Greek Swedish Lithuanian

English Polish Danish Estonian
French Hungarian Portuguese Ukrainian
Italian Finnish Russian Romanian
Spanish Slovenian Norwegian Byelorussian
Dutch Slovak Chinese Serbian
Czech Turkish Latvian Croatian

Back with Proceed with

OK

Setting options for reception via analogue cable:

If you have not selected Cable analog in the list of available antennas:
Proceed to Setting options for DVB-T reception on page 22.

The selection of a Colour standard is only required when the Location
of TV set Other country was selected (see page 20). Otherwise,
the country-specific default settings will be preset when selecting
the Location of TV set. This step will be skipped then.

TV/col.

standard

TV/col. standard

Please select the TV/colour standard.

Automatic BG+L SECAM-BG

PAL-BG SECAM-DK
PAL-DK SECAM-L
PAL-I NTSC

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5634 Select appropriate colour standard.

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).

Extent of

station search

5634 Select desired languages and alternative

languages for subtitles and audio for DVB
programmes (see page 99).

Set up audio commentary for the visually

impaired (see page 105).

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).

Extent of station search

The CA module "name module" provides a special station list "name list".
Taking this into consideration, specify which stations are to be searched
automatically and mark at least one of the two items below with .

All receivable stations excluding stations in the special station list

Stations in the special station list "name list"

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OK

56 Considering the plugged CA module(s) specify

which stations should be searched automatically.

If the CA module(s) do(es) not support this func-

tion or if no CA module is plugged in, this step will
be skipped.

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).

Depending on the antennas (analogue cable, DVB-T,
DVB-C, DVB-S) selected, the appropriate settings
appear below.

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Please state here whether your DVB-T antenna needs a supply voltage. Antennas with an
integrated amplifier need a supply voltage on the antenna line.

Supply voltage DVB-T antenna

no (0V) yes (5V)

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Setting options for DVB-T reception:

If you have not selected DVB-T antenna in the list of available anten­nas: Proceed to Setting options for DVB-C reception on page 23.

If a CA module is plugged in during Initial installation and if Stations

in the special station list was selected in Extent of station
search (see page 21), the routine continues with the step Sup-
ply voltage (see right column).

Network

selection

Network selection

Please state from which network you wish to receive your station.

Freeview

other network

Back with Proceed with

If several networks are available via DVB-T, you can
decide which network you want to receive your chan­nels from.

56 Select network,

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).

Settings

Scrambled

stations

Search

method

Accept

Logical
Channel
Number

Supply
voltage

You can state whether coded stations are to be
searched for in the search/update. Select yes to

save all found scrambled stations. However, these
stations can only be received in connection with a CA
module and the appropriate Smart Card. Handling of

the CA module is described on page 81.

If you want to run the station search independently
of the channel grid, select Frequency search for
the search method.

In various countries, digital stations (DVB-T) are
transmitted with a preset channel number per
station, known as Logical Channel Numbers (LCN).

If you select yes here, these default channel slots
will be used and the channels of the preferred signal
source will be sorted as per LCN. The stations in the
station list can no longer be shifted (see Move block
/ Change order on page 95).

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).

DVB-T settings

Please specify whether you want to search for scrambled stations too.
Note: Scrambled stations can only be received with an integrated CA module and additional
card.
Note: The newly selected parameter in each case must be confirmed with the button.

Scrambled stations no yes

Search method

Accept Logical Channel Number

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Channel search Frequency search

no yes

OK

5634 Select and adapt settings for DVB-T reception.
OK Adopt settings.

34 Select supply voltage no / yes.
If you use a DVB-T antenna that requires a supply

voltage (active antenna) and which is not already
supplied via a power adaptor, then select yes (5V)
for the antenna’s power supply.

How to align your DVB-T antenna is described on

page123.

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).

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Please specify whether you want to search for scrambled stations too.
Note: Scrambled stations can only be received with an integrated CA module and additional
card.
Note: The newly selected parameter in each case must be confirmed with the button.

DVB-C settings

OK

Scrambled stations

Accept Logical Channel Number

no yes

Network search Frequency search

044.00 MHz

none 00000

no yes

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Setting options for DVB-C reception:

If you have not selected DVB-C antenna in the list of available antennas:
Proceed to Setting options for DVB-S reception (see page 24).

If a CA module is plugged in during Initial installation and if Stations

in the special station list was selected in Extent of station
search (see page 21), the routine continues with the step Set-
ting options for DVB-S reception (see page 24).

Network

selection

Network selection

Please state from which network you wish to receive your station.

Unitymedia

other network

Back with Proceed with

If several networks are available via DVB-C, you can
decide which network you want to receive your chan­nels from. The normal DVB-C settings are derived from
the selection of the location or network and do not
need to be changed. Exactly which of the following
settings are present is dependent on which network is
selected.

56 Select network.

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).

Settings

Scrambled

stations

Search

method

Start

frequency

Network ID

Accept

Logical
Channel
Number

You can state whether coded stations are to be
searched for in the search/update. Select yes to

save all found scrambled stations. However, these
stations can only be received in connection with a CA
module and the appropriate Smart Card. Handling of

the CA module is described on page 81.

If you select Frequency search here, a search is
performed for all receivable stations. With Network
search, only the stations which the networks supply
are searched - either for all receivable networks
or only for the particular network specified under
Network ID.

The DVB stations are only searched for in the fre­quency range above the start frequency.

If you select none here, DVB signals of all current
transmitter networks are searched automatically
(recommended for most cable networks).
If, on the other hand, you specify a certain network ID
(necessary in the cable networks of some countries),
only DVB signals of this broadcasting network are
searched for automatically.
Your cable provider has the information you need.

In various countries, digital stations (DVB-C) are
transmitted with a preset channel number per
station, known as Logical Channel Numbers (LCN).

If you select yes here, these default channel slots
will be used and the channels of the preferred signal
source will be sorted as per LCN. The stations in the
station list can no longer be shifted (see Move block
/ Change order on page 95).

5634 Select and adapt settings for DVB-C recep-

tion.

OK Adopt settings.

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).

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Please define which satellites you receive or which satellite equipment you use.

Select satellite installation

Single satellite

2 satellites on 22 kHz switchbox

2 satellites on toneburst switch

Max. 4 satellites on DiSEqC multiswitch

DiSEqC one cable communal system

Other communal installation

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Setting options for DVB-S reception:

If you have not selected DVB-S antenna in the list of available anten­nas: Proceed to Setting options for all types of reception on
page 30.

Select

satellite

installation

5 6 Selecting the satellite system.
Specify how you receive which satellite(s) (single

satellite or type of satellite system). Ask your
dealer in this regard.

The normal DVB-S settings are derived from the

selection of the location and do not need to be
changed in most cases.

Single

satellite

2 satellites

on 22 kHz
switchbox

2 satellites

on toneburst

switch

Max. 4

satellites

on DiSEqC

multiswitch

DiSEqC

one cable

communal

system

other
communal
installation

Reception of a single satellite via a connected LNC
(LNB). See page 25 for settings.

Reception of two different satellites with two LNCs
(LNBs) which are connected to the TV set by a 22
kHz switchbox. See page 25 for settings.

Reception of two different satellites with two LNCs
(LNBs) which are connected to the TV set by a tone­burst switch. See page 25 for settings.

The TV set controls a DiSEqC multiswitch to which
up to four LNCs (LNBs) for different satellites are
connected. See page 26 for settings.

Select setting if the TV set is connected to a DiSEqC
single-cable system (according to EN 50494). Several
Sat receivers can be connected to one Sat cable. See
page 27 for settings.

Select setting if the TV set is connected to a single­cable system (without DiSEqC). Several Sat recei­vers can be connected to one Sat cable. Contrary
to a DiSEqC one cable communal system there are
restrictions in the range of certain reception frequen­cies in "common" single-cable community systems.
See page 28 for settings.

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16)
(Proceed to the appropriate page of the satellite
system).

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Setting options for the satellite system (single satellite):

Select

single satellite

Select satellites

Please specify here which satellite you receive.

Türksat 42°E Eutelsat W2 16°E Atlantic Bird3 5°W
Hellas Sat2 39°E Hot Bird 13°E Telecom2C 5°W
Eutelsat W4 36°E Eurobird 9A 9°E Nilesat 7°W
Eurobird1 28,5°E Eutelsat W3A 7°E Atlantic Bird2 8°W
ASTRA2 28,2°E Sirius2/3 5°E Telecom2D 8°E
ASTRA3 23,5°E Thor2/3 0,8°W Atlantic Bird1 12,5°W

ASTRA1 19,2°E Intelsat10-02 1°W Telestart12 12,5°W

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5634 Select satellite.

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).

Dual/single

band

Dual/single band (ASTRA1 19,2°E)

Here, please specify whether you are using a Dual Band (Universal) LNB or a Single Band LNB.

Dual band (low/high) Single band

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Setting options for the satellite system (2 satellites on 22
kHz switchbox / 2 satellites on toneburst switch):

Satellite

selection

Select satellites

Please select satellite 1 and satellite 2.

Satellite 1 Satellite 2

None ASTRA1 19,2°E Intelsat10-02 1°W

ASTRA1 19,2°E Intelsat10-02 1°W
Türksat 42°E Eutelsat W2 16°E Atlantic Bird3 5°W

Türksat 42°E Eutelsat W2 16°E Atlantic Bird3 5°W
Hellas Sat2 39°E Hot Bird 13°E Telecom2C 5°W

Hellas Sat2 39°E Hot Bird 13°E Telecom2C 5°W
Eutelsat W4 36°E Eurobird 9A 9°E Nilesat 7°W

Eutelsat W4 36°E Eurobird 9A 9°E Nilesat 7°W
Eurobird1 28,5°E Eutelsat W3A 7°E Atlantic Bird2 8°W

Eurobird1 28,5°E Eutelsat W3A 7°E Atlantic Bird2 8°W
ASTRA2 28,2°E Sirius2/3 5°E Telecom2D 8°E

ASTRA2 28,2°E Sirius2/3 5°E Telecom2D 8°E
ASTRA3 23,5°E Thor2/3 0,8°W Atlantic Bird1 12,5°W

ASTRA3 23,5°E Thor2/3 0,8°W Atlantic Bird1 12,5°W

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5634 Mark Satellite 1 / Satellite 2,
5634 select satellite.

OK Adopt settings.

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).

LNC

frequency

(22 kHz

Switch box)

LNB frequencies

Please select the LNB frequencies for both High and Low Bands.
Note: The newly selected parameter in each case must be confirmed with the button.

ASTRA1 19,2°E Low Band 9750 MHz 10000 MHz 10200 MHz 10600 MHz

Hot Bird 13°E Low Band 9750 MHz 10000 MHz 10200 MHz 10600 MHz

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OK

LNC

frequencies

34 Select Dual band (low/high) or Single band.
Here you specify if you use a Dual Band (Univer-

sal) LNB or a Single LNB.

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).

LNB frequencies

Please select the LNB frequencies for both High and Low Bands.
Note: The newly selected parameter in each case must be confirmed with the button.

ASTRA1 19,2°E Low Band 5150 MHz 9750 MHz 10000 MHz 10200 MHz

ASTRA1 19,2°E High Band 10600 MHz 10750 MHz 11000 MHz 11250 MHz

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OK

5634 Set LNB frequencies.
OK Adopt settings.
Normally, you do not need to change the values

for high and low band, unless the LNC (LNB) of
your satellite system uses a different oscillator
frequency (important for the frequency display).

If you use the setting Single Band in step Dual/

Single Band, you only have to define the LNC
frequency for the Low Band.

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).
(Proceed with Setting options for DVB-S reception

(continued) on page 29).

LNC

frequencies

(Toneburst

switch)

LNB frequencies

Please select the LNB frequencies for both High and Low Bands.
Note: The newly selected parameter in each case must be confirmed with the button.

ASTRA1 19,2°E low band 9750 MHz 10000 MHz 10200 MHz 10600 MHz

ASTRA1 19,2°E high band 10600 MHz 10750 MHz 11000 MHz 11250 MHz

Hot Bird 13°E low band 9750 MHz 10000 MHz 10200 MHz 10600 MHz

Hot Bird 13°E high band 10600 MHz 10750 MHz 11000 MHz 11250 MHz

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OK

5634 Set LNB frequencies.
OK Adopt settings.

Normally, you do not need to change the values

unless the LNC (LNB) of your satellite system
uses a different oscillator frequency (important
for the frequency display).

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).
(Proceed with Setting options for DVB-S reception

(continued) on page 29).

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Setting options for the satellite system
(max. 4 satellites on DiSEqC multiswitch):

DiSEqC

multiple

switch

Settings DiSEqC multiple switch

With the refresh rate you determine how often a DiSEqC command is output. This is only
necessary in a cascaded system. Your system provider will bei able to tell you more about this.
Note: The newly selected parameter in each case must be confirmed with the button.

Repeat rate none 1 2

Control voltage 13 / 18V off on

22kHz signal Band Position off

Toneburst off Position Option

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5634 Select and adapt settings for the DiSEqC

multiswitch.

OK Adopt settings.

Repeat rate

The refresh rate determines how often a DiSEqC
command is output. A refresh is only necessary with
cascaded systems.

Control

voltage

The control voltage controls the switching of the
polarisation level (horizontal/vertical) in non-DiSEqC
capable components (e.g., control of single LNBs via
DiSEqC multiswitch).

22kHz signal

The 22 kHz signal controls the switching between
high and low band in the Band setting. The Position
setting controls the selection of the satellites in non­DiSEqC capable components.

.

LNC

frequencies

OK

LNB frequencies

Please select the LNB frequencies for both High and Low Bands.
Note: The newly selected parameter in each case must be confirmed with the button.

ASTRA1 19,2°E low band 9750 MHz 10000 MHz 10200 MHz 10600 MHz

ASTRA1 19,2°E high band 10600 MHz 10750 MHz 11000 MHz 11250 MHz

Hot Bird 13°E low band 9750 MHz 10000 MHz 10200 MHz 10600 MHz

Hot Bird 13°E high band 10600 MHz 10750 MHz 11000 MHz 11250 MHz

Eutelsat W2 16°E low band 9750 MHz 10000 MHz 10200 MHz 10600 MHz

Eutelsat W2 16°E high band 10600 MHz 10750 MHz 11000 MHz 11250 MHz

Türksat 42°E low band 9750 MHz 10000 MHz 10200 MHz 10600 MHz

Türksat 42°E high band 10600 MHz 10750 MHz 11000 MHz 11250 MHz

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OK

5634 Set LNB frequencies.
Normally, you do not need to change the values.
OK Adopt settings.

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).

(Proceed with Setting options for DVB-S reception
(continued) on page 29).

Toneburst

Satellite

selection

The Toneburst controls the selection of the satellites
in non-DiSEqC but Toneburst capable components
with the Position and Option settings.

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).

Select satellites

Please select satellite 1 to satellite 4.

Satellite 1 Satellite 2 Satellite 3 Satellite 4

None ASTRA1 19,2°E Intelsat10-02 1°W
Türksat 42°E Eutelsat W2 16°E Atlantic Bird3 5°W
Hellas Sat2 39°E Hot Bird 13°E Telecom2C 5°W
Eutelsat W4 36°E Eurobird 9A 9°E Nilesat 7°W
Eurobird1 28,5°E Eutelsat W3A 7°E Atlantic Bird2 8°W
ASTRA2 28,2°E Sirius2/3 5°E Telecom2D 8°E
ASTRA3 23,5°E Thor2/3 0,8°W Atlantic Bird1 12,5°W

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5634 Mark Satellite 1 ... Satellite 4,
5634 Select satellite.

OK Adopt settings.

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).

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Number of system channel used

One channel Two channels

Do you wish to use one or two transmission channels in your single cable communal
installation? With two channels - provided they are available to you from the installation - it
is possible to watch different stations at the same time in the main screen and in the PIP.

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DELTA SUM-514 DELTA SUM-928 KATHREIN EXR-551
DELTA SUM-516 DELTA MSU-50x KATHREIN EXR-552

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Setting options for the satellite system
(DiSEqC one cable communal system):

Number of

system

channel used

34 Select One channel or Two channels.

Here you specify if you use one or two transmis-

sion channels in your one cable communal
system.

In case of two channels - as far as they are avail-

able in your system - different stations can be
simultaneously viewed on the main picture and
on PIP.

You get more information on your system from

your dealer.

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).

DiSEqC

one cable
communal
installation

Select DiSEqC single cable communal installation

Please enter here which DiSEqC single cable system you are using. The following setting
parameters of your system are then adapted accordingly.

User defined DELTA SUM-918 KATHREIN EXR-501

DELTA SUM-518 DELTA MSU-90x/170x KATHREIN EXR-154

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LNB

frequencies

Manual

registration

(for socket

ANT SAT)

Transmission

channel

.

LNB frequencies

Please select the LNB frequencies for both High and Low Bands.
Note: The newly selected parameter in each case must be confirmed with the button.

ASTRA1 19,2°E Low Band 5150 MHz 9750 MHz 10000 MHz 10200 MHz

ASTRA1 19,2°E High Band 10600 MHz 10750 MHz 11000 MHz 11250 MHz

Back with Proceed with

OK

5634 Set LNB frequencies.
Normally, you do not need to change the

values unless the LNC (LNB) of your satellite
system uses a different oscillator frequency
(important for the frequency display).

OK Adopt settings.

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).

Manual registration (for socket ANT SAT)

Please log in to your DiSEqC single-cable system which is connected to the ANT SAT antenna
input and state the desired transmission channel and the corresponding transmission
frequency. If your antenna system is designed for it, it is possible to protect your transmission
data from being used by other users with a PIN.
Note: The newly selected parameter in each case must be confirmed with the button.

Transmission channel 1

Transmission frequency 1284 MHz 1400 MHz 1516 MHz 163

PIN protection Ja Nein

Define/change PIN 123

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2 3 4 5 6 7 8

OK

5634 Select and adjust settings for the DiSEqC

single cable communal installation.

OK Adopt settings.

Select the desired transmission channel.

5634 Select DiSEqC single cable communal instal-

lation.

OK Adopt settings.
Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).

Satellite

selection

Select satellites

Please specify here which satellite you receive.

None ASTRA1 19,2°E Intelsat10-02 1°W
Türksat 42°E Eutelsat W2 16°E Atlantic Bird3 5°W
Hellas Sat2 39°E Hot Bird 13°E Telecom2C 5°W
Eutelsat W4 36°E Eurobird 9A 9°E Nilesat 7°W
Eurobird1 28,5°E Eutelsat W3A 7°E Atlantic Bird2 8°W
ASTRA2 28,2°E Sirius2/3 5°E Telecom2D 8°E
ASTRA3 23,5°E Thor2/3 0,8°W Atlantic Bird1 12,5°W

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5634 Select satellites from list,
Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16)

Transmission

frequency

PIN protection

Define/

change PIN

Select the corresponding transmission frequency.

If your system is designed for it, it is possible to pro­tect your used transmission data from use by other
subscribers with a PIN.

Here you can determine and change the PIN for
PIN protection. Only possible, when yes has been
selected for PIN protection.

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).

(Proceed with Setting options for DVB-S reception
(continued) on page 29).

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Setting options for the satellite system (other communal
installation):

Select

single satellite

Select satellites

Please specify here which satellite you receive.

Türksat 42°E Eutelsat W2 16°E Atlantic Bird3 5°W
Hellas Sat2 39°E Hot Bird 13°E Telecom2C 5°W
Eutelsat W4 36°E Eurobird 9A 9°E Nilesat 7°W
Eurobird1 28,5°E Eutelsat W3A 7°E Atlantic Bird2 8°W
ASTRA2 28,2°E Sirius2/3 5°E Telecom2D 8°E
ASTRA3 23,5°E Thor2/3 0,8°W Atlantic Bird1 12,5°W

ASTRA1 19,2°E Intelsat10-02 1°W Telestart12 12,5°W

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5634 Select satellite.

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).

LNB

frequencies

LNB frequency, supply voltage

Please specify the oscillator frequency for your LNB.
If your TV set is connected to a single cable system without an external power supply, you
can connect the antenna supply (13 or 18V/max. 350mA) with „13V“ or „18V“.
Note: The newly selected parameter in each case must be confirmed with the button.

ASTRA1 19,2°E low band 9750 MHz 10000 MHz 10200 MHz 10600 MHz

Supply voltage off 13V 18V

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OK

LNC

frequency

Supply

voltage

5634 Select and adapt settings.
OK Adopt settings.

Normally, you do not need to change the values for
high and low band, unless the LNC (LNB) of your
satellite system uses a different oscillator frequency
(important for the frequency display).

If your set is connected to a single-cable system
without external voltage supply, you can connect
the antenna supply (13V or 18V / max. 500mA).

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).

(Continue with Setting options for all types of
reception on page 30).

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Setting options for DVB-S reception (continued):

Test reception

You should now receive a picture and sound from the following satellite:

Astra1 19,2°E C/N Level

Otherwise, please adjust your antenna. If it is already correctly adjusted, please continue all
the same, without receiving picture or sound for the moment.

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After you have made the previous settings, you should
receive picture and sound of the selected satellites
(only possible for Astra1 and HOTBIRD).

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).

Network

selection

Network selection

Please state from which network you wish to receive your station.

ASTRA LCN

other network

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Scrambled

stations

Search

method

Symbol rate

Accept

Logical
Channel
Number

You can state whether coded stations are to be
searched for in the search/update. Select yes to

save all found scrambled stations. However, these
stations can only be received in connection with a CA
module and the appropriate Smart Card. Handling of

the CA module is described on page 81.

If you select Frequency search here, a search is
performed for all receivable stations. With Network
search, from all receivable networks all the stations
are searched which are supplied by these networks.

Depending on the selected network, this step

might possibly be skipped.

The symbol rate is specified by the satellite provider
and normally does not need to be changed.

In various countries, digital stations (DVB-S) are
transmitted with a preset channel number per
station, known as Logical Channel Numbers (LCN).

If you select yes here, these default channel slots
will be used and the channels of the preferred signal
source will be sorted as per LCN. The stations in the
station list can no longer be shifted (see Move block
/ Change order on page 95).

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).
(Continue with Setting options for all types of

reception on page 30).

Settings

5 6 Select network.
If several networks are available via DVB-S, you can

decide which network you want to receive your
channels from.

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).

DVB-S settings (ASTRA1 19,2°E)

Please specify whether you want to search for scrambled stations too.
Note: Scrambled stations can only be received with an integrated CA module and additional
card.

Scrambled stations

Search method

Symbol rate

Accept Logical Channel Number

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yes

no

Network search

22000

no

yes

Frequency search

5634 Select and adapt settings.
OK Adopt settings.

If several satellites are received, the following settings
must be made for every satellite. The type of settings
available may differ depending on the selected satellite
or network.

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Setting options for all types of reception:

Check

search

settings

Check search settings

Your TV performs the following automatic search with the listed settings. If you wish to
correct them, please scroll back.

Location of TV set (GB)United Kingdom
Signal source(s) Cable analogue, DVB-T, DVB-C, DVB-S, DVB-S
Satellite system Single satellite
Satellite(s) ASTRA1 19,2°E

Start automatic search Cancel

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You will see a list of the selected settings. You can go
back step by step with the key 7 to make any changes
to the settings.

OK Start automatic search.

Now, the TV set searches for TV and radio stations.
It searches successively for stations from the selected
signal sources. The progress of search is shown by a
progress bar.

In case of a repeated initial installation routine (via

Home view under Extras  Special functions)
all stored stations will be first deleted here.

Info

station search

Result TV

The automatic TV and radio station search and the TV station sorting have ended.

1164 new TV station(s) has (have) been found.

Proceed with

Age-related

lock

Time and

date

Age-related lock

If you enter an age restriction here, all DVB programmers are locked which have an
appropriate age code and can only be watched by entering the access code.

No age-related lock Age-related lock under ...

Proceed with

34 Select Age-related lock.
You can specify an age limit for your TV set here.

DVB broadcasts which have an appropriate age
identification are locked and can only be watched
after entering the access code (see page 100).

In some countries, the yes/no option does not

exist for some channels, and a compulsory age
check must be entered.

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).

Time and date

Please enter the date and time if none has been entered or if they are incorrect.

Date 14.09.2012

Time 17:45:00

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The number of found TV stations is displayed.

8 Proceed.

The number of found radio stations is displayed.

8 Proceed.

Depending on the selected network, this step may

be skipped.

56 Select time / date.
If no values or no correct values have been entered

for date and time, enter the correct values with
the numerical keys here.

Conclude this step (for navigation refer to page 16).

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