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Metz Linea LED 100, Chorus LED 100 Operating Instructions Manual

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Chorus LED 100
Linea LED 100
with Chassis 611
Metz - alwas first class.
611 47 2050.A1
12/21/21
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Contents
17 Special Functions Recording with a timer .58
Special Functions Direct recording of a
programme . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60
Special Functions Picture format . . . . . . . .61
Special Functions Picture Position . . . . . . .63
Special Functions Audio / language selection
64
Special Functions Select Subtitle . . . . . . . .65
Special Functionsviewing-time shift mode .67 Special Functionsviewing-time shift mode .69
18 Programming the Function Keys . . . . . . .71
19 EPG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72
19.1 Activating the EPG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72
19.2 Collecting EPG data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .73
19.3 Using the EPG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .76
19.4 Using the EPG Recording a Programme . .79
20 Setting the Country and Language . . . . .80
21 Setting Stations Setting the reception mode81
21.1 TV-Standard for analogue stations . . . . . .82
21.2 Analogue TV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .83
21.3 Colour standard for analogue stations . . .84
21.4 DVB-T, Antenna supply voltage . . . . . . . .85
Automatic DVB-T station search . . . . . . . .86
Manual DVB-T station search . . . . . . . . . .87
21.5 Automatic DVB-C stationsearch . . . . . . . .88
Manual DVB-C station search . . . . . . . . .89
21.6 Set-up of Sat System Antenna system . . . .90
Set-up of satellite system Unicable . . . . . .91
Set-up of satellite system LNB supply
voltage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .92
Set-up of satellite systemDiSEqC system . . .93 Set-up of satellite systemSelecting satellites 94
Setting the stations Automatic search . . . .95
Setting the stations Manual search . . . . . .96
21.7 Setting the stations Updating the data . . . .98
21.8 DVB Prog. Info. signal quality . . . . . . . . .99
21.9 DVB Portal stations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .100
22 Station Logo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .101
23 Sorting stations, individual . . . . . . . . . .102
Sorting stations, block-by-block . . . . . .103
24 Initial Programme Position . . . . . . . . . .104
25 DVB Radio Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .105
26 Scope of Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .106
27 Cleaning the TV Set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .108
28 Connections on the Rear left side . . . . . .109
Connections on the Rear of the Set bottom
110
28.1 Connecting a Hifi Amplifier . . . . . . . . . .110
29 Registering AV Devices . . . . . . . . . . . . .112
Registering AV Devices . . . . . . . . . . . . .113
29.1 Registering AV Devices Setting RGB . . . .114
29.2 Registering AV Devices Setting HDMI . . .115
29.3 Registering AV Devices Data Logic . . . . .116
Registering AV Devices Data Logic . . . . .117
29.4 Registering AV DevicesData Logic Settings118
29.5 Removing AV Devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . .119
30 Copying between AV Devices Direct
recording . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .120
31 Inserting / Removing CA Modules . . . . .122
32 Connecting a PC to the TV set:
HDMI Ü HDMI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .123
32.1 Setup DVI-D Ü HDMI connection . . . . . .124
32.2 Connecting a PC: sound from the
speakers of TV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .125
33 Glossary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .126
34 Problem, Possible cause, Remedy . . . . .128
35 Upgrade Kits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .130
36 Technical Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .131
Battery disposal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .133
Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .134
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1.2 Connecting and switching on
Power connector (on the back of the TV set)
Connect the TV set to the wall socket with the accompany­ing power cord.
Antenna connector (Back of the TV set at the bottom)
Connect the TV set to the antenna socket with an antenna cable.
Switching on
Switch on the TV set with the main switch. the TV set switches to programme position
1 or to the programmed initial programme position, see also chapter 24 - Initial Pro­gramme Position.
Power connector
DVB-S2 DVB-CT
Antenna connector
Switching on
Switching on
If no other command is received from the remote control, a message will appear after approx. 10 minutes asking for one of the remote control keys to be pressed. If no command is received from the remote control, the TV set is switched to stand-by mode.
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2 Safety notes
• Do not place
- burning candles or vessels containing liquids (vases, etc.) on top of the TV set, since any hot wax or water dripping into the set could cause serious damage to the electronic components and could also jeopardize the electrical safety of the set.
• Lightning can damage electrical equip­ment. A lightning flash entering the power cable or the aerial cable can damage the TV set even if it is swit­ched off. You should therefore discon­nect the power cable and aerial cable from their outlets or from the TV set in the case of a thunder storm.
• The monitor may be opened and repaired only by a qualified person.
CAUTION! HIGH VOLTAGES CAN KILL !
If repairs should be necessary, consult your local dealer.
• Always switch off the TV set before cleaning it.
• Do not hold the remote control directly in front of your eyes and press a but­ton. The remote control emits infrared radiation!
• Do not place rechargeable batteries in the battery compartment of the remote control. Use only two 1.5 V dry batte­ries of the type LR03/AM4/AAA (Micro).
• The TV set is intended only for the reception and reproduction of picture and sound signals.
• The TV set may be operated only from a mains voltage of 230-240V VAC, 50 Hz. Australia: 240 VAC.
• For maintenance and repair work, the power plug or the power-cord input of the TV represents a means to disconnect the device from the mains and must therefore be kept in a usable state in line with appli­cable standards.
•
Lay the power cable so that nothing stands on it and no-one can trip over it.
• Do not display still images, logos, 4:3
pictures with stripes etc. over an exten­ded period. These still images can result in marks on the screen.
• Keep candles and open flames away
from this product at all times to prevent fire spreading.
• Grime and dust deposits can accumu-
late behind the front panel glass of the LCD TV set without a visible source being present. These grime and dust deposits are also known as „fogging“ or „magic dust“. There are scattered instances of this phenomenon, but especially during the warm-up period and after renovation work or in new constructions. Various factors can cau­se the above mentioned phenomenons, see also reports on the Internet. In such cases cleaning or replacement of the panel is excluded from the guarantee, since it does not involve a set defect, but rather an external influence.
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3 The Remote Control (RM 16)
Cursor control key Confirmation key
In the menu: Save Mute/sound stop Back to last program
In the menu: Delete Exit menu without saving any changes
that have been made Select video text
In video text: Scroll by markers Select the electronic program guide Select the TV menu.
In the menu: Return to main menu point
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In normal TV or radio 1)mode, you can display the station table by pressing the white key.
• Programmes can be selected with the cursor key  or numeric keys in the table displayed. It is possible to skip to the next or last 15 programmes with the cursor control key . You can display the programme selected with the key OK.
• A key pad is displayed as a result of repeated pressing of the white key
. The station table can be ordered alphanumerically with the correspon­ding key.
• All HD stations saved in the station table are displayed by pressing the blue
key . By renewed pressing of the blue key all stations are once again displayed in the station table.
• By selection with the cursor  control key of another station and pressing the green key , you can see the short information of the station on the programme and the start and end times (only DVB stations, not analogue stations).
• By using the joker character % you can look for text characters inside the station name. For example, enter “%FER” and all station names are listed in which the character string “FER” occurs, e.g. “hr-fernsehen”, “SWR Fernsehen”.
5 Station selection and management of
programme positions
5.1 Selecting stations from the station table
If less than ten programme positions are occupied, the first digit you enter automa­tically becomes the "units" digit.
After pressing any numeric key, you have three seconds to press further numeric keys.
The programme can be changed immediately by pressing the button.
The TV set can store the settings for up to 3000 TV stations and 3000 radio stations in so-called programme positions. You can select any of these programme posi­tions with the numeric keys, with the oval rocker key

or from the station table.
If you use the numeric keys for station selection, the first digit you enter is nor­mally the "thousands" digit. If less than 1000 programme positions are occupied, it automatically becomes the "hundreds" digit.
2 x
10 Kabel 1 9 Nord 3 8 RTL 7 PRO 7 6 Nord 3 5 PRO 7 4 SAT1 3 Bayern 3 2 ZDF 1 ARD 56 Hessen 3 55 SW-BW
 % 
ABC DEF
GHI
JKL
MNO
PQRS TUV
WXYZ
Select with ... or . Confirm with .
show HD stations Short info prog.
Pr
Pr
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With the "TV menu", we provide you with an assistant to help you find your way through the many possible settings of the TV set.
Don't be afraid to change any settings in the various menus. No changes will be saved unless you press the key to confirm them. If you are not sure whether you want to keep a changed setting, you can exit from the menu at any time, without saving any changes, by pressing the
key.
Within the TV menu, you can return to the previous main menu item at any time by pressing the
key. If you are not sure
what a menu item does, press the
key for more information.
In order to return to the menu, press the
key twice.
You can open each of the five main sections of the menu with the key of the corresponding colour. The "card file" which is then displayed is subdivided into Subjects (on the left) and Sections (on the right), and you can select these by moving the red, triangular cursor with the oval cursor control key or with the numeric keys.
When you press the key, the current setting for the selected item is shown in the "Setting win­dow" below the card file and can be adjusted with the V–/V+ key.
You can save the new setting by pressing the key, which also returns you to the list of sections. If you do not want to save the new setting, press the
key to return to the corresponding main menu item or press the key to close the menu. You can delete any incorrect inputs with the
key.
7 Menu Control Opening the menu
* The number of subjects and sections
depends on the selected scope of operation. Depending on the configuration of the TV set, the various menu items may be display­ed in a different order and numbered diffe­rently.
Cursor
Section*
Subject*
Signal adjustment
Picture profile selection
Zoom/Panorama
Noise reduction
MPEG Noise reduction
Picture sharpness
Colour impr.
Colour intensity
Power options
Brightness
Picture profile adjustment Sound set,.prog.posn
Sound settings, gen.
Pict.set.,prog.posn.
Picture settings, gen.
Setting window
Picture-Volume
Related numeric keys
EXIT
MENU
Double font size
You can double the size of the font used for Teletext pages with the key. Pres­sing this key once displays an enlarged picture of the upper third of the page. Pres­sing it a second and third time displays the centre and lower thirds of the page. Pres­sing a fourth time displays the entire page again.
Riddle key (display hidden text)
Function key is programmed in the factory to display hidden text, such as the answers to riddles.
Stop page scrolling
The key or the key can be used to stop the automatic scrolling executed by some pages, and to enable this again.
Page selection with the cursor
Press the key to stop page scrolling. The cursor is now positioned at the top left corner of the page and you can use the cursor control key     to position it anywhere on the displayed page. This function is useful on index pages (such as pages 100, 200, etc.) in order to select a page you want to see. After positioning the cursor on the desired page number, press the "OK" key to display its contents.
Setting marks in Teletext
6)
Up to 10 marks can be set for each programme position.
As a user of Teletext, you will probably want to visit certain pages (such as stock­market news, news pages or the weather forecast) regularly.
In order to find these pages quickly, you can set marks to suit your personal require­ments.
To do this, open a page for which you want to set a mark.
• Press the red key for "Set" to place a mark on this page. The number of the mark you have just set is displayed above the window containing the number of the Teletext page. In the case of multiple pages, the mark is always set and dis­played for the currently displayed sub-page.
Scrolling through marked Teletext pages
6)
With the Teletext window open, you can step sequentially through the marked pages with the green key.
An even easier method is by pressing the key while the TV programme is dis­played. Each time you press this key, the next marked page is displayed. After the last marked page, the TV picture is displayed again.
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8 Videotext
6) Not possible with an external receiver !
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Opening the menu
AV playback
(devices with switching voltage)
Before they can be used, AV devices must be registered and assigned to the appropri­ate input sockets in the menu (see Section 29 "AV devices".
Playing back a recording from a video cassette, DVD, etc. on a connected AV device is called AV playback.
In order to see the picture, you must programme your TV set to execute an automatic programme change at the EURO socket to which the AV device is connected.
Programming a program­me change
This menu item is not available in a 2 ** menu (see Section 26, Scope of Operation).
The automatic pro­gramme change is set in the factory to "ON" for all EURO sockets.
• Press the "MENU" key. The TV menu appears on the screen.
• Press the red key . The menu "Configuration" is displayed.
• Use the corresponding numeric key or the cursor control key  to select the menu item "EURO sockets".
• Press the key and then, in the setting win­dow, use the V–/V+ key to select "Programme change on".
• Press the key to save the new setting.
• Press the key to close the TV menu.
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10 AV Playback
The number of subjects and sections depends on the selected scope of operation. Depending on the configuration of the TV set, the various menu items may be displayed in a different order and numbered differently.
Change stations on
EURO 1
Function for F3 Function for F2
EURO sockets
DVB-C
DVB-T
DVB-S
Analog-TV
Country
Language
Operating
Configuration
MENU
EXIT
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10.1 AV Playback - VCR function
The menu item "VCR" is not available in a 2 ** menu.
Picture quality when playing back from tape devices
The VCR function ensures an optimum picture quality when playing back recordings from tape devices such as video cassette recorders or cam­corders.
Setting the VCR function
• Press key briefly - the function programmed
for AV devices (see Chapter 18 „Programming function buttons“) is executed. Press button AV or approx. 3 seconds the max. possible selection is displayed.
• Select the AV device that is to provide the picture with the numeric keys.
• Press the key to open the TV menu.
• Press the blue key . The menu "Picture-Volume" and the menu item "Gene­ral picture settings" are pre-selected.
• Use the corresponding numeric key (in the example:
)
to select the menu item
"Pict.settings for Pr."
• Press the key to display the entire selec­tion.
• Use the corresponding numeric key (in the example:
)
to select the menu item "VCR".
• Use the
V–/V+
key to select "Opt.1". If this set­ting does not produce a satisfactory result, you can try using "Opt.2".
• Press the key to save the new setting.
• Press the key to close the TV menu.
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Opening the menu
The number of subjects and sections depends on the selected scope of operation. Depending on the configuration of the TV set, the various menu items may be displayed in a different order and numbered differently.
3) See glossary for an explanation.
7) Available only for analogue stations!
VCR
3) 7)
Colour standard
3) 7)
Colour offset
3) 7)
Signal adjustment
Picture forma
Noise reduction
3)
MPEG noise reduction
Picture sharpness
Picture profile
Colour intensity
Picture profile adjustment Sound set,.prog.posn
Sound settings, gen.
Pict.set.,prog.posn.
Picture settings, gen.
VCR settings Opt.1
Picture-Volume
  
EXIT
0/
AV
MENU
F1
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10.3 AV Playback Picture Format
Opening the menu
Some of the following menu items are not available on a 2 ** menu.
Setting the picture format:
• Select the AV programme position which deli­vers the picture by pressing the key and then pressing the numeric key corresponding to the device you want to use.
• Press the key. The TV menu appears on the screen.
• Press the blue key to open the menu "Picture­Volume". The menu item "General picture settings" is preselected.
• Press numeric key
to
select the menu item "Pict. settings for Pr.".
• Use the corresponding numeric key (in the exam­ple:
) to select the func-
tion "Picture format".
• Use the V–/V+ key to set the picture format setting to "Automatic".
• Press the key to save the new setting.
• Press the key to close the TV menu.
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The number of subjects and sections depends on the selected scope of operation. Depending on the configuration of the TV set, the various menu items may be displayed in a different order and numbered differently.
3) See glossary for an explanation.
7) Available only for analogue stations!
VCR
3) 7)
Colour standard
3) 7)
Colour offset
3) 7)
Signal adjustment
Picture forma
Noise reduction
3)
MPEG noise reduction
Picture sharpness
Picture profile
Colour intensity
Picture profile adjustment Sound set,.prog.posn
Sound settings, gen.
Pict.set.,prog.posn.
Picture settings, gen.
Picture format Auto. mode
Picture-Volume
   
EXIT
0/
AV
MENU
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11 General Picture Settings
Some of the menu items are not available in a 2 ** menu.
The picture settings brightness, contrast, colour intensity, sharpness and noise reduction can be set generally for all programme positions and saved as standard values which can be recalled at any time by pressing the key.
Opening the picture settings menu:
This example describes how the brightness is adjusted. The other picture settings can be adjus­ted in a similar manner.
• Press the key. The TV menu appears on the screen.
• Press the blue key . The menu "Picture-Volume" and the menu item "General picture settings" are pre­selected.
• Use the cursor control key E to select the menu item "Brightness"and press
key.
• In the setting window, use the V–/V+ key to change the setting.
• Use the cursor control key to select the third line "Save as standard values".
• If you wish to save the new setting, use the V–/V+ key to select "Yes".
• Press the key to save the changed setting as a standard value.
• Press the key to close the TV menu.
If the standard values do not provide a satisfac­tory picture in some programme positions, you can make settings for these positions which dif­fer from the standard values. See the next sec­tions. 11.1 and 11.2.
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Opening the menu
The number of subjects and sections depends on the selected scope of operation. Depending on the configuration of the TV set, the various menu items may be displayed in a different order and numbered differently.
Signal adjustment
Picture profi selectl
Zoom/Panorama
Noise reduction
MPEG noise reduction
Picture sharpess
Color impr.
Colour intensity
Power options
Brightness
Picture profile adjustment Sound set,.prog.posn
Sound settings, gen.
Pict.set.,prog.posn.
Picture settings, gen.
Brightness
61%
Standard value
50%
Use as default value: Yes
Picture-Volume
MENU
EXIT
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Opening the menu11.1 Select power options
• Save the set power option by pressing the button. For the “Presentation” or “Picture Quality” settings, the types of control described under a) to e) can be set as well.
a) Off:
he backlighting is set to maximum. (highest level of power consumption).
b) ambient light-dependent:
The backlighting is gover­ned by the room light and always provides the same picture appearance regardless of changes in room lighting.
c) Picture content-depen-
dent
9)
: The backlighting is
governed by the picture content. In the case of dark picture content, the bright­ness of the backlighting is reduced to increase con­trast.
d) Manual: The backlighting is set to a fixed value
in the menu.
e) Automatic
9)
: Combination of b) room light dependent and c) picture content dependent The level control indicates the level of backligh­ting brightness currently in operation. The backlighting (lamps that light up the screen) is adjusted automatically depending on the power option selected. The brightness of the lamps has an influence on the device’s power consumption.
• Press the key to close the TV menu.
The number of subjects and sections depends on the selected scope of operation. Depending on the configuration of the TV set, the various menu items may be displayed in a different order and numbered differently.
9) depending on the panel
Signal adjustment
Picture profi selectl
Zoom/Panorama
Noise reduction
MPEG noise reduction
Picture sharpess
Color impr.
Colour intensity
Power options
Brightness
Picture profile adjustment Sound set,.prog.posn
Sound settings, gen.
Pict.set.,prog.posn.
Picture settings, gen.
Backlight
70%
Energy setup Presentation
Standard value
50%
Control ambient light-dependen
Use as default value:
No
Level
100%
Picture-Volume
EXIT
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The settings in the “Signal adjustment” menu are optimised for the picture settings and should not be changed.
If the settings in the “Signal offset” and “Signal contrast” menus are changed, this will usually lead to a deterioration in picture quality.
Changes should generally only be made here if a connected analogue AV device (e.g. a video recor­der) is providing an unsatisfactory picture.
Signal adjustment setting
• Press the key. The TV menu appears on the screen.
• Press the blue key The menu "Picture-Volume" and the menu item "Picture settings, gen." is pre-selec­ted.
• Use the cursor control key to select the menu item "Brightness".
• Use the corresponding numeric button to select the menu item "Signal adjustment". and press key
• In the setting window, use the V–/V+ key to change the setting.
• Use the cursor control key to select the third line "Save as standard value".
• If you wish to save the new setting, use the V–/V+ key to select "Yes".
• Press the key to save the new setting.
• Press the key to close the TV menu.
11.3 Signal adjustment Opening the menu
Signal adjustment
Picture profi selectl
Zoom/Panorama
Noise reduction
MPEG noise reduction
Picture sharpess
Color impr.
Colour intensity
Power options
Brightness
Picture profile adjustment Sound set,.prog.posn
Sound settings, gen.
Pict.set.,prog.posn.
Picture settings, gen.
Signal-offset 61% Signal-Contrast 60% Standard value50% Standard value 80% Use as default value. No
Picture-Volume
The number of subjects and sections depends on the selected scope of operation. Depending on the configuration of the TV set, the various menu items may be displayed in a different order and numbered differently.
9) depending on the panel
MENU
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Opening the menu
The picture profiles that were set up earlier can now be generally assigned to all or only individu­al programme positions.
Selected Profile Standard :
• Press the key. The TV menu appears on the screen
• Press the blue key . The menu "Picture­Volume" and the menu item „Picture settings, gen.“ are pre-selected.
• Use the cursor control key to select the “Brightness” menu option.
• Use the assigned numeric key
to select “Picture
profile selection”.
• Use the V–/V+ key to change the settings for „Picture profile selection“.
• Press the button to save the new settings.
• Clear the “TV menu” with the button.
The picture profile can also be temporarily changed during a programme without the change being saved. See Chapter 4 for this.
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11.5 selected picture profile
The number of subjects and sections depends on the selected scope of operation. Depending on the configuration of the TV set, the various menu items may be displayed in a different order and numbered differently.
Profile Standard
Signal adjustment
Picture profi selectl
Zoom/Panorama
Noise reduction
MPEG noise reduction
Picture sharpess
Color impr.
Colour intensity
Power options
Brightness
Picture-Volume
Picture profile adjustment Sound set,.prog.posn
Sound settings, gen.
Pict.set.,prog.posn.
Picture settings, gen.
EXIT
MENU
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Opening the menu
11.7 Setting zoom/panorama mode
Some of the menu items are not available in a 2 ** menu.
The picture settings zoom, vertical position, auto­matic zoom and panoramacan be set and saved as general settings for all programme positions.
Setting the zoom/panorama mode:
• Press the key. The TV menu appears on the screen.
• Press the blue key . The menu "Picture-Volume" and the menu item "Gene­ral picture settings" are pre-selected.
• Use the cursor control key to select the menu item "Brightness".
• Use the assigned numeric keys
to select
"Zoom/Panorama".
• Use the cursor control key to select the desired menu items.
• Use the V–/V+ key to change the settings for "Zoom/Panorama".
• Press the key to save the new settings. The picture shows the factory settings.
• Press the key to close the TV menu.
The functions "Panorama" and "Zoom" can be combined with each other.
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The number of subjects and sections depends on the selected scope of operation. Depending on the configuration of the TV set, the various menu items may be displayed in a different order and numbered differently.
Zoom value
1 Panorama
Yes
Picture pos., vert.
0%
Pan. mode
Non-linear
Automatic zoom
off
Border colour black
Signal adjustment
Picture profi selectl
Zoom/Panorama
Noise reduction
MPEG noise reduction
Picture sharpess
Color impr.
Colour intensity
Power options
Brightness
Picture-Volume
Picture profile adjustment Sound set,.prog.posn
Sound settings, gen.
Pict.set.,prog.posn.
Picture settings, gen.
EXIT
MENU
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Opening the menu
11.9 Picture Settings for
Programmes via Station Table
Individual picture settings for programme position xy:
• Select the programme position whose picture settings you wish to change.
• Press the key. The TV menu appears on the screen.
• Press the white key . The station table is dis­played with the currently active programme position highlighted.
• Press the key to enable editing of the sta­tion table.
• Press the cursor control key to move to the sub­ject side.
• Use the corresponding numeric keys (in this example:
for the pictu-
re quality) to select the desired menu items.
• In the setting window, use the cursor control key to select the desired function.
• Use the V–/V+ key to change the setting. "gen." means here that the new setting will overwrite the related general picture setting (see page 23).
The individual settings made here which differ from the general settings remain saved.
• Press the key to save the new settings.
• Press the key to close the TV menu.
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3) See glossary for an explanation.
5) Available only for DVB stations!
7) Available only for analogue stations!
Picture sharpness
gen.
Noise reduction
gen.
Colour offset
0
VCR
off
Sound corrections
Colour standard
3) 7)
Picture quality
Picture correct.
Enter logo Station contained in EPG Frequency/channe
5)
CA module
7)
Signal quality
5)
DVB-prog. info
5)
0010 Hessen 3 0009 Südwest 0008 MDR 0007 PRO 7 0006 RTL 2 0005 RTL 0004 SAT 1 0003 Bayern 3 0002 ZDF 0001 ARD
Station table
MENU
F2
EXIT
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Automatic volume correction
Some TV stations transmit their commercials at a higher sound volume than that for the normal pro­gramme. In order to save you from adjusting the volume each time with the remote control, you can activate automatic volume correction.
With this function active, there is little difference in the volume levels for the normal programme and the commercials. The setting made here applies to all programme positions.
Opening the volume cor­rection menu:
• Press the "MENU" key.
The TV menu appears on the screen.
• Press the blue key . The menu "Picture-Volu­me" and the menu item "General picture settings" are pre-selected.
• Use the corresponding numeric key (in the exam­ple:
) to select "Sound
settings general".
• Use the corresponding numeric key (in the example:
) to select "Automatic volume
control".
• In the setting window, use the V–/V+ key to change the setting.
• Press the key to save the new setting.
• Press the key to close the TV menu.
The function "Volume correction" in the menu "General sound settings" does not overwrite the function "Volume correction" in the menu "Sound settings for Pr...".
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Opening the menu
12 General Sound Settings
Volume control
on
Factory settings
Balance
Tone setting
Volume headphones
Equalizer
Automatic volume control
Volume
Picture-Volume
Picture profile adjustment Sound set,.prog.posn
Sound settings, gen.
Pict.set.,prog.posn.
Picture settings, gen.
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Some of the menu items are not available in a 2 ** menu.
The headphone volume can be set to a volume which can also be adopted as a standard value.
Adjusting the volume headphones:
• Press the key. The TV menu appears on the screen.
• Press the blue key . The menu "Picture-Volume" and the menu item “General picture settings“ are pre­selected.
• Use the corresponding numeric key (in the exam­ple:
) to select
“Sound settings for Pr.“.
• Use the corresponding numeric key (in the exam­ple:
) to select "Volume
headphones".
• In the setting window, use the V–/V+ key to change the setting.
• Press the key to save the new settings.
• Press the key to close the TV menu.
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Opening the menu12 General Sound Settings
Vol. headphone
45%
Standard value
50%
Use as default value. Ja
Picture profile adjustment Sound set,.prog.posn
Sound settings, gen.
Pict.set.,prog.posn.
Picture settings, gen.
Factory settings
Balance
Tone setting
Volume headphones
Equalizer
Automatic volume control
Volume
Picture-Volume
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12.1 Sound Settings for
Programmes via TV Menu
Opening the menu
Some of the menu items are not available in a 2 ** menu.
Tone setting
The tone setting can be set to "Normal" or "Speech". The setting "Speech" should be used primarily for stations which broadcast mainly pro­grammes with a lot of speech, such as news sta­tions. The setting "Normal" is better for music pro­grammes.
Adjusting the tone setting :
• Press the key. The TV menu appears on the screen.
• Press the blue key . The menu "Picture-Volume" and the menu item "General picture settings" are pre-selected.
• Use the corresponding numeric key (in the exam­ple:
) to select
"Sound settings for Pr.".
• Use the corresponding numeric key (in the example:
) to select
"Tone settings".
• In the setting window, use the V–/V+ key to change the setting.
• Press the key to save the new settings.
• Press the key to close the TV menu.
Individual sound settings can also be made in the station table.
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Tone settings Speech
Tone settings
Volume correction
Picture profile adjustment Sound set,.prog.posn
Sound settings, gen.
Pict.set.,prog.posn.
Picture settings, gen.
Picture-Volume
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In the menu "Sound settings", you can activate a two-stage mute function.
When this function is active, the volume in TV mode can be reduced in two stages with the mute key .
Activating the mute function
• Press the key to open the TV menu.
• Press the red key to open the "Configura­tion" menu.
•
Press the key to move to the right side of the menu.
• Use the cursor control key or the corresponding numeric key (in the example: to select the menu item "Sound settings".
• In the setting window, use the V–/V+ key to set the function "Mute (2-stage)" to "On".
• Press the key to save the setting.
• Press the key to close the TV menu.
In normal TV mode, the mute key is used as follows:
• Press it once to reduce the volume by 12 scale divisions.
• Press it again within five seconds to reduce the volume to "00".
• Pressing the key once again restores the volume to its original level.
Preset value (Audio-Discription)
During films for the blind, the scenes are descri­bed in the dialogue intervals. Under "Dual chan- nel", select "Audio 2" if you want to receive films for the blind (with audio descriptions).
12.3 Mute Function Opening the menu
Mute (two-stage) on Speakers on Preset value Channel 1
Function for F3 Function for F2
EURO sockets
DVBC DVB-T DVB-S
Analog-TV
Country
Language
Operating
Configuration
Subtitle
Data Logic adjustment
CI dialogue via
EPG settings
Operating
AV table
Sound settings
HiFi output
Time shift
Init. prog.position
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The “hi-fi output” and “Sound settings” menu options are linked together. The link is described on
chapter 12.6 Sound Settings, Overview.
Speaker settings
• Call up the TV menu with the button.
• Use the red button to open the “Configura­tion” menu.
• ress the button and change to the right column.
• With the cursor control key
or the assigned numeric key in the example), select the „Sound settings“ function.
• In the settings window, use the cursor control key
to access the “Speakers”
menu option.
• Set “Centre speaker” with
the V–/V+ key
.
• Press the button to save the new settings.
• Clear the TV menu with the
button.
For TV mode, the yellow but­ton and the V– /V+ key can be used to set “Speakers” temporarily.
12.5 Speakers Opening the menu
Mute (two-stage) on Speakers on Preset value Channel1
Subtitle
Data Logic adjustment
CI dialogue via
EPG settings
Operating
AV table
Sound settings
HiFi output
Time shift
Init. prog.position
Function for F3 Function for F2
EURO sockets
DVBC
DVB-T
DVB-S
Analog-TV
Country
Language
Operating
Configuration
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12.6 Sound Settings, Overview
„HiFi output“
„Sound settings“
HiFi output „variabel“
Speakers
„On“
The volume on the "AUDIO OUT" sockets” on the back panel of the TV set is adjustable. The sound is also output via the speakers of the TV set. The volume of the TV set speakers and the volume on the "AUDIO OUT" sockets” can be changed with the
V–/V+
button of the remote control.
The volume on the "AUDIO OUT" sockets” on the back panel of the TV set is adjustable. The sound is not output via the speakers of the TV set. The symbol for the mute setting appears on the screen
ı
The volume on the "AUDIO OUT" sockets” can be changed with the
V–/V+
button of the remote
control.
Speakers on
Subtitle
Data Logic adjustment
CI dialogue via
EPG settings
Operating
AV table
Sound settings
HiFi output
Time shift
Init. prog.position
HiFi output variabe
Subtitle
Data Logic adjustment
CI dialogue via
EPG settings
Operating
AV table
Sound settings
HiFi output
Time shift
Init. prog.position
Function for F3 Function for F2
EURO sockets
DVB-C
DVB-T DVB-S
Analog-TV
Country
Language
Operating
Configuration
Speakers
„Off“
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12.7 Connecting Headphones
The headphones connector (3.5 mm jack) is located on the left-hand side, see also Chapter 28 „
Connections to
the set
“.
Radio headphones can also be connected to the AUDIO
OUT sockets on the back of the TV set, see also Chapter 28, „
Connections to the set
“.
The sound settings for the radio head­phones should then be set as described on page 44.
We recommend headphones with impe­dance that is not less than 32 Ohm. For headphones with less impedance (approx. 8 Ohm), the dynamic range is smaller. The headphones volume can be saved as a default value (see Chapter 12.)
Setting the volume too high when using headphones or ear­phones can result in damage to the ears - including the complete loss of hearing.
When receiving a dual-language pro­gramme, you can switch between the two sound channels.
In TV mode, press and hold the yellow key until the sound function "Sound mode" is selected.
Then use the V–/V+ key to select Sound 1 or Sound 2.
12.8 Sound 1, Sound 2
Headph. Vol. Sound mode Channel 2 Headph. Vol.
Audio OUT, jack Ø 3.5 mm
To connect a hi-fi amplifier or radio headphones, for example.
You will need an adapter cable to do this:
from a 3.5 mm stereo jack to a 2-cinch connector
Headphone socket,
diameter 3.5 mm
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Opening the menu14 Childlock
With the aid of the childlock function, you can determine whether or not the TV set can be swit­ched on and which stations may be selected at which times. The childlock can be set such that:
a) it is always active, b) one to six TV, radio or AV programmes (Prog A
... Prog F) are exempted from the locking func­tion (permitted programmes), or
c) all programmes, or programmes which are not
locked, may be viewed during a permitted time period (TV start – TV end).
The childlock must be saved once with a 4-digit "code" (password).
a) Activating the childlock
• Press the key. The TV menu appears on the screen.
• Press the green key to open the menu "Timer".
• Use the cursor control key to select "Settings" and press the key.
• In the setting window, use the cursor control key to select the menu item "Activate" and then use the V–/V+ key to set the childlock to "Active".
• Use the cursor control key to select "Code" and enter your personal 4-digit code with the numeric keys.
Make a note of this code!
• Press the key to save the new setting.
• Press the key to close the TV menu.
The number of subjects and sections depends on the selected scope of operation. Depending on the configuration of the TV set, the various menu items may be displayed in a different order and numbered differently.
Start viewing time --:-- End viewing time --:-­Code **** Activation on
Permitted AV prog.
Permitted radio prog.
Permitted TV prog.
Settings
Recording control
Timer setting
Timer control
Childlock
Timer
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The menu items "On time" and "Off time" are not available in a 2 ** menu.
In the menu item "Timer control", you can program­me a switch-on time, a switch-off time and a sleep timer (switch off after ...).
The switch-on time is the time at which the TV set is to be switched on automatically.
The switch-off time is the time at which the TV set is to be switched off automatically.
The sleep timer (switch off after...) switches off the TV set after a programmed delay (which can be set in steps of 15 minutes).
Setting the on time and off time
• Press the key to open the TV menu.
• Press the green key to open the "Timer" menu.
• Press the numeric key
to
select "Timer control".
• Press the key and then, in the setting window, enter the desired time (four digits) with the numeric keys.
• Press the key to save the setting.
• Press the key to close the TV menu.
At the programmed on time, the TV set is switched on from the standby state (red LED lights). You must con­firm this automatic action by pressing any key on the remote control. If this is not done, the TV set will switch back to the standby state after 10 minutes. This ensu­res that the TV set does not stay on if you are not at home.
If you do not want to have the TV set switch itself on each day, you must clear the on and off times in the menu by pressing the
key.
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15 Timer Control
Opening the menu
Time --:--
Timer
Switch off after...
Switch-off time
Switch-on time
Recording control
Timer setting Timer control
Childlock
. . . .

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This menu item is not available in a 2 ** menu.
In the menu item "Recording control", you can set a lead time and an overrun time for timer recordings.
The TV set is automatically switched to the pro­gramme position from which the recording is to be made at a time which is the number of minutes programmed as the lead time before the pro­grammed starting time for the recording.
At the end of the programmed recording time, the TV set remains set to this pro­gramme position for the peri­od programmed as the over-
run time.
Setting the lead time and overrun time
• Press the key to open the TV menu.
•
Press the green key to
open the "Timer" menu.
•
Use the corresponding nume­ric key (in the example: ) to select the menu item "Recording control".
• Use the cursor control key to select the desired menu item.
• Press the key and then, in the setting win­dow, use the V–/V+ key to set the desired lead or overrun time.
• Press the key to save the settings.
• Press the key to close the TV menu.
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15.2 Recording Control Opening the menu
Lead time 5 min
Overrun time
Lead time
Timer
Recording control
Timer setting Timer control
Childlock
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MENU
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Opening the menu16 Photo Viewer
The JPEG photograph display is an image viewer for JPEG formats. The automatic image resizing and a full-picture mode ensure smooth, pleasant display.
Starting the photograph viewer:
• Connect the memory stick (exchangeable stora­ge medium) to the USB socket /see chapter 28). The photograph display overview appears on the screen. The JPEG photograph display can also be started as follows:
- Press the key for approximately 2 seconds. The maximum possible selection appears.
- Press the numeric key to call up the JPEG photograph display. The JPEG photograph display menu appears on the screen.
• Use the cursor control keys     to select the des­ired image folder.
• Press the key to open the image folder.
• Use the cursor control keys     to select the individual images.
• Press the key to open
the selected image.
• Using the green key, the selected image can be rotated clockwise; with the red key, it can be rotated counter-clockwise.
Note: Images that have already edited on a PC
cannot be rotated or displayed. When pro­cessing pictures on a PC, turn off “JPEG progressive”.
• To delete the image, press the key.
Press the key to exit the photograph viewer.
Photo Viewer
Bilder
W-Fuchs.jpg
Aida.jpg
Nacht.jpg
Beduinen.jpg
Claudia.jpg
Strobo.jpg
Schlitten.jpg
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File imanager
Slide Show
Close
Fullscreen
Select Zoom
Rotate Rotate
Delete
F1
F2
F3
F2
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16 Photograph Display
slide show
Opening the menu
Starting the slide show:
• Use the cursor control keys     to select the desired image folder.
• Press the key to open the selected image folder.
• Press the key and select the "Slide Show" function.
• The display of the indivi­dual images (display time 3 - 60 seconds) can be adjusted with the V–/V+ key.
• Press the key to start the slide show.
• During the slide show, the II key has the "Pause" function. Press the key to resume the slide show.
• When the slide show is finished or stopped with
or , the photograph viewer appears
again.
Press to return to the TV picture.
Prior to unplugging the USB memory stick, be sure to exit the photo display with the key!
There is otherwise a risk of losing data on the memory stick.
Slide Show
Bilder
W-Fuchs.jpg
Aida.jpg
Nacht.jpg
Beduinen.jpg
Claudia.jpg
Strobo.jpg
Schlitten.jpg
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File manager
Photo Viewer
Start
Stop
Pause
Endless
Time
3s
 
II
F1
F2
F2
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If you inadvertently enter a wrong time, you can delete it with the I key or overwrite it with the numeric keys.
• Press the cursor control key and use the
V–/V+ key to select the recording device connected to the TV set which is to be used for the recording.
•
Press the key to save the programmed settings. The settings are stored in the timer memory.
• Press the key to close the TV menu.
Clearing a timer:
• Press the key.
• Press numeric key
to
open the timer menu.
• Use the cursor control key to select the timer you wish to clear and press to mark it for deletion. A window is displayed on the screen, asking whether you really want to clear this timer.
Confirm the intended action by pressing the appropriate key.
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17 Special Functions
Recording with a time
r
Opening the menu
Recording Yes Reminder No
Pr ---
Date --.--. Start --:-­End --:-­VPS No
Recording device
Videorecorder
Timer
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun
20:00 33 Das Erste -20:15 Tagesschau
22:45 33 SAT 1 -23:40 Planetopia
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Adjusting the picture format:
• Press the key.
If you press F3 briefly, the function programmed for (see Section 18. "Program­ming the Function keys") is executed. If you hold down for about two seconds, all possible selections are dis­played.
• Press numeric key to select the function "Picture format menu".
• Use the rocker key to select the desired function. After selection of a picture format, you can also adjust the zoom setting by pressing the V–/V+ key within five seconds.
• The settings made here (except for the automatic zoom set in the TV menu) remain acti­ve until you switch to a different pro­gramme position or switch off the TV set.
Zoom / Picture position
After selecting the function "Zoom", you can adjust the zoom factor with the V– /V+ key. In addition, you can move the picture position 4) up and down on the screen in order, for example, to keep the station logo or the subtitles visible. To change the picture position, press and hold the F3 key until the selection is displayed. Then press numeric key and use the V–/V+ rocker key to move the picture.
Standard 4:3
This is the standard setting for all programmes in the 4:3 picture format.
17 Special Functions
Picture format
Opening the menu
16:9
full picture
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Zoom
Standard 4:3 —
Special functions 3
1 Picture format 2 Pic. form., vertikal
F3
V–
V
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If desired, the picture can be shifted up or down in order, for example, to make subtitles visible or to hide "ticker" displays.
Adjusting the picture position:
• Press the key. If you press briefly, the function programmed for F3 (see Section 18, "Pro­gramming the Function keys") is executed. If you hold down for about two seconds, all possible selections are dis­played.
• Press numeric key
to select the
function "Picture position vertical".
• You can now use the V–/V+ key to move the picture up and down on the screen so that, for example, the station logo or the subtitles are visible.
This setting is not saved. If you wish to save it as a global setting, use the procedure described in Section 11 to set it.
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Picture Position
Opening the menu
Special functions 3
1 Picture format 2 Pic. form., vertikal
F3
V–
V
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People with a hearing impairment can make use of the subtitles function.
By default, the “Subtitles” function has to be acti­vated first of all via the TV menu.
Activating subtitles
• Select the TV menu with the key.
.
• Use the red button to open the “Configura­tion” menu.
• Use the cursor control key to switch to the menu item “Initial program position“.
• Use the respective numeric key to select the “Subtitles“ menu item.
• In the settings window, use the V–/V+ key to set the “Subtitles“ function to “on“.
• If desired, a language can be selected here.
• Save the changed setting with the key .
• Close “TV menu” with the key .
Displaying subtitles - see next page.
17 Special Functions
Select Subtitle
Opening the menu
Subtitle on Language select.1 Deutsch
Language select.2 English Language select.3 Français
Subtitle
Data Logic adjustment
CI dialogue via
EPG settings
Operating
AV table
Sound settings
HiFi output
Time shift
Init. prog.position
Function for F3 Function for F2
EURO sockets
DVB-C
DVB-T DVB-S
Analog-TV
Country
Language
Operating
Configuration
MENU
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The “Time shift television” feature is only available with Chorus 611 LED.
The factory setting for the time shift feature is activa­ted for time-delayed viewing. This feature can be switched on or off from the TV menu.
There are a variety of setting options in the “time shift” menu:
“Off”
The feature is switched off. The
key now
only freezes an image.
“after a pause”
Pressing the key swit­ches the time-delayed televi­sion back on.
“permanent”
Time-delayed television is always switched on.
Setting time shift
• Open the TV menu with the key.
• Open the “Configuration”
menu with the key.
• Use the cursor control key to select
“Init. prog. position”.
• Select “time shift” with the assigned numeric key in
example
.
• Set the desired parameters in the settings window
using the V– /V+ key.
• Save the changed setting with the key.
• Hide the TV menu with the
key.
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Opening the menu
17 Special Functions
viewing-time shift mode
MENU
EXIT
Time shift after break
Subtitle
Data Logic adjustment
CI dialogue via
EPG settings
Operating
AV table
Sound settings
HiFi output
Time shift
Init. prog.position
Function for F3 Function for F2
EURO sockets
DVB-C
DVB-T DVB-S
Analog-TV
Country
Language
Operating
Configuration
The number of subjects and sections depends on the selected scope of operation. Depending on the configuration of the TV set, the various menu items may be displayed in a different order and numbered differently.
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In pause mode, the broadcast can be rewound or fast-forwarded in increments of 10% with the cur­sor control keys or .
When the news is over, you can press the button again to continue the previously paused program without having missed anything.
The time shift bar fills in with colour in accordance with the length of the pause. Everything that lies further in the past than the set time is lost.
• Press the I button again to continue wat-
ching the paused and recorded program.
• Press the green button and show the play bar (see picture below).
• By briefly pressing the cur­sor control keys repeatedly   the playback can be forwarded in increments of +1 minutes and rewound in increments of -20 seconds.
• By holding down the cursor control keys   the forward/rewind mode is activated at twice the speed. By repeated pressing the recording can be forwarded and rewound at up to 32-times normal speed.
17 Special Functions
viewing-time shift mode *)
Opening Timeshift
PVR
Stereo
Timeshift
– 08:25 min
Live
18.04.08 20:30:10 – 05:50 min
*) The “Time shift television”
feature is only available with Chorus 611 LED
.
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The remote control has four function keys: ,
and . You can pro­gramme these function keys (F2, F3 and AV) with any of the available functions.
If you press and hold any function key, a window with the available functions is displayed. The picture on the left shows the functions available for the key.
Programming function key F2, F3 or AV with a function
• Press the key to open the
TV menu.
• Press the red key to open the "Configura-
tion" menu.
• Use the cursor control key  or the correspon-
ding numeric keys to select the desired "Func­tion for.." (in this example: ).
• Press the key and then use the cursor con-
trol key   to select one of the available func­tions.
• Press the key to
assign this function to the selected function key (the selected function is marked with "X").
• Press the key to clo-
se the TV menu.
If a function key is programmed with a function, this function can be called by brie­fly pressing the func­tion key. Pressing and holding the function key displays a list of all available functions.
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18 Programming the Function Keys
Opening the menu
Function for F2 Timer overview
Direct recording
Timer overview
File manager
Photo Viewer
Subtitle
Language of prog
AV function Function for F3 Function for F2
EURO sockets
DVB-C
DVB-T
DVB-S
Analog-TV
Country
Language
Configuration
7
EXIT
MENU
F2
Special functions 2
2 Language of
progr.
4 Photo Viewer 5 File manager
9 Timer overview 0 Direct recording
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19.2 Collecting EPG data
EPG data is broadcast by each station for its pro­gram contents. I
nformation will therefore vary accordingly. Switch on your TV, so that EPG data can be com-
piled and/or updated. While data is being compiled the orange LED is lit
or “EPG“ lights in the display.
After switching on the TV set or if a recor­ding timer has been programmed, the col­lection of data is interrupted until a switch back occurs to stand-by mode or the recor­ding timer is terminated.
Please note
All free- to-air stations found are listed in the TV set’s station table and shown in the program guide unless you make a different selection in the station table.
The data collection operation is interrupted if:
• the TV set is switched off with the power switch;
• the Teletext function is called;
• a recording is programmed in the menu "AV recording";
• a "timer recording” is active or will start within one hour;
• the Teletext function "Subtitles" is activated.
If the TV set is switched to stand-by, the orange LED on the TV set will light up to show that the collection process is running. After completion of the collection process, the TV set switches to stand-by mode (red LED).
Do not switch off the TV set during the col­lection process. Give the TV set a chance to collect all EPG data at least one time.
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Solution 2:
• Press the key. The TV menu appears on the screen.
• Press the white key. The menu channel table appears with the active programme slot selected.
• Follow the steps described under “23. Sort channels” to sort and save your favourite chan­nels so that they appear at the top of the list, for example sort 1-50 and save them.
• Select “EPG Settings” from the Configuration menu and under “Prog. select. in the channel table”, select “Channels 1-50” using the V–/V+ key and save by pressing .
The collection process will be halted or stopped if:
• the TV set is switched off with the power switch.
• videotext is opened.
• a recording is programmed in the “AV Recording” menu.
• a “timer recording” is running or will begin in an hour.
• the videotext “subtitle” feature is switched on.
If the TV is switched to standby during the collection process, the green LED will light up or "EPG" will appear in display 2) to indicate that the collection process is still running.
Do not switch the TV set off during the collection process. Give the TV set a chance to collect all EPG data.
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19.2 Collecting EPG data
Not possible with a set top box
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19.3 Using the EPG
Select, watch, remind programme
A programme can be selected in the TV guide with the cursor control key.
• Press the button and
- watch the selected programme if the program­me is already running.
- or set a reminder for it, if the starting time is still in the future. A green checkmark appears behind the starting time.
• Press the button to show or hide the content description of the programme. It is not possible to display the content description for all programmes.
Interests settings
Areas of interest can be set in the EPG TV guide. To do this:
•
Press the yellow button .
• use the cursor control key or the assigned numeric key to access one of the themes.
• Use the cursor control key to change to the other page.
• Use the cursor control key to access the theme and mark it with the button (7).
• The markings (7) can be deleted again with the button.
The way in which the interest selection you have configured is displayed depends on how the broadcasting channels maintain their data.
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Opening the menu
Not possible with an external receiver !
Interest
All programmes
EPG
EPG
7
7 7
winter sports
water sports moter sports
athletics
team sports
tennis/squash
football/soccer
sports magazine
special events
sports (general)
team sports water sports special sportst
Arts/Culture
Music/Ballet/Dance
Education/Science
Children/School
Sport
Leisure
Shows
Current affairs
Feature film
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19.4 Using the EPG
Recording a Programme
Selecting a programme for recording:
If you have a video recorder with the dialogue system, the EPG permits you to start a recording by pressing a single key.
• Press the "EPG" key to open the .
• Use the cursor control key to select the pro­gramme you wish to record.
If a video recorder with dialogue system is connected (see also Section 30):
- Switch on the video recorder.
- Insert a cassette.
- Press the red key on the
remote control.
If a video or DVD recorder without a dialogue system is connected:
- Switch on the video recorder.
- Insert a cassette.
- Press the red key on the
remote control to programme the TV timer (see also "Direct recording (OTR)").
- On the AV programme position of the video
recorder, programme a timer with the data and time of the programme which will be provided by the TV timer.
Opening the menu
Not possible with an external receiver !
Recording Yes Reminder No
Pr 1 Das Erste
Date 01.05. Start 22:45 End 23:40 VPS no
Recording device Videorecorder
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This TV set is equipped for up to four different types of reception, depending on the configura­tion or retrofitting: Analogue TV: The broadcasting technology which has been used for many years. The signals can be received via a rooftop antenna or a cable.
DVB-T: The new digital broadcasting technology whose signals can be received via an existing (analogue) rooftop antenna or an indoor antenna (depending on the strength of the available sig­nal). For more details, please consult your local TV dealer or search for “DVB-T” in the Internet.
DVB-C: The new digital broadcasting technology whose signals are received via a cable connection. For further details, please consult your local cable provider or TV dealer or search for “DVB-C” in the Internet.
DVB-S: (for HD-TV) The digital broadcasting technology that can be recei­ved via a satellite. Ask your local TV dealer about it, or find out more at "www.lyng­sat.de".
Select the reception mode to match the broadcasting tech­nology available in your area.
Setting the reception mode
• Press the key to open the TV menu.
• Press the red key to open the menu "Confi­guration".
• Use the corresponding numeric key to select the appropriate reception mode .
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21 Setting Stations
Setting the reception mode
Opening the menu
Start station search
General settings
Manual search
Automatic search
Antenna
Function for F3 Function for F2
EURO sockets
DVB-C
DVB-T DVB-S
Analog-TV
Country
Language
Operating
Configuration
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21.2 Analogue TV
Terrestrial station search
The terrestrial station search automatically sear­ches the entire range of available reception fre­quencies for stations. All stations which are found are placed in the station table which is displayed at the end of the search operation. If you are not satisfied with the order in which the stations are displayed, you can move them to other positions or delete unwanted stations (see Section 23., "Sorting stations".
Executing a terrestrial station search
• Press the key to open the TV menu.
• Press the red key to open the menu "Confi­guration".
• Use the corresponding numeric key (in the exam­ple:
to select
"Analogue TV".
• Use the corresponding numeric key (in the exam­ple:
to select
"Analogue station search".
• Press the key and, in the setting window, con­firm the menu item "Start station search".
• The TV set starts to search for available stations. A station table with the newly found stations is displayed on the left half of the screen. If a sta­tion table already existed before the search, the newly found stations are automatically appen­ded after the last existing station.
• After completion of the search, all stations which have been found are sorted.
• You can delete any unwanted stations from the station table by selecting them with the cursor control key and pressing the key.
Opening the menu
The number of subjects and sections depends on the selected scope of operation. Depending on the configuration of the TV set, the various menu items may be displayed in a different order and numbered differently.
Start stadion search
DataLogic
Analogue station search
Search settings
Function for F3 Function for F2
EURO sockets
DVB-C
DVB-T DVB-S
Analog-TV
Country
Language
Operating
Configuration
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With this menu item, you switch the supply voltage for a DVB-T antenna on or off.
On:
The antenna supply voltage is constantly on (Select this setting if you have a TV-Set with two DVB-T­Tuners but only one active antenna or if you recei­ve also analog stations via the active antenna).
Switched:
The antenna supply voltage is only active for DVB-T-programmes (e.g. for controlling a relay to switch between DVB-T-antenna and broadband cable, if they coe­xist).
Off:
For a passive antenna or a community antenna
Setting the antenna sup­ply voltage
• Press the key to open the TV menu.
• Press the red key to open the "Configuration" menu.
• Use the corresponding numeric key (in the exam­ple:
) to select the function "DVB-T".
• Press the key and, in the setting window, use the V–/V+ key to select the antenna supply voltage.
• Press the key to save the new settings.
• Press the key to close the TV menu.
21.4 DVB-T, Antenna supply voltage
Opening the menu
Supply voltage on
General settings
Manual search
Automatic search
Antenna
Function for F3 Function for F2
EURO sockets
DVB-C
DVB-T DVB-S
Analog-TV
Country
Language
Operating
Configuration
EXIT
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For a manual station search, you must know the channel number or the frequency of the station you wish to find.
Executing the manual search
• Press the key to open the TV menu.
• Press the red key to open the menu "Confi­guration".
• Use the corresponding numeric key (in the example: ) to select " DVB-T".
• In the setting window "Antenna", you can switch the supply voltage for an antenna on or off with the V–/V+ key (see also page 79).
• Make a selection with the assigned numeric key, in the example
,
“Manual search”.
• Enter the channel num­ber or frequency in the setting window with the numeric keys. If addi­tional data of a pro­gramme is known, then select the “Mod- parameter” menu item and change the setting to “manual” using the V–/V+ key. Additional data can now be entered.
• After entering the programme data with the cursor control key, select “Start programme search”.
• Press key and confirm the question about the station search with the corresponding numeric key:
freely receivable programmes
3)
all programmes
3)
free + CICAM programmes3).
After pressing the corresponding numeric key the programme search begins.
21.4 Manual DVB-T station search Opening the menu
3) See glossary for an explanation.
Transmission 8k Mode Modulation64 QAM Mod. Parameter manuell
Guard Intervall 1/8
Code rate 3/4 Start station search
Channel 05 Frequency
177.500 Mhz
Mod.-Parameter
auto. Start station search
General settings
Manual search
Automatic search
Antenna
Function for F3 Function for F2
EURO sockets
DVB-C
DVB-T DVB-S
Analog-TV
Country
Language
Operating
Configuration
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For a manual station search, you must know the channel number or the frequency of the station you wish to find.
Executing the manual search
• Press the key to open the TV menu.
• Press the red key to open the menu "Configuration".
• Use the corresponding numeric key (in the example:
) to select "DVB-C".
• Make a selection with the assigned numeric key, in the example
“Manual search”.
• The cursor is on “Channel”.
• Enter the channel number or special channel number or frequency in the setting window with the numeric keys. If additional data of a programme is known, then select the corresponding menu items “Modulation” and “Symbol rate” and change the setting using the
V–/V+
key or with the
numeric keys.
• Select “Start programme search” with the cursor control button in the setting window.
• P
ress key and confirm the question about the
station search with the corresponding numeric key
:
freely receivable programmes
3)
all programmes
3)
free + CICAM programmes3).
After pressing the corresponding numeric key the programme search begins.
21.5 Manual DVB-C station search Opening the menu
3) See glossary for an explanation.
Channel 05 Cable channel -­Frequency 64.500MHz
Symbol rate 6900
Madulation Auto.mode Start station search
Home channel
General settings
Manual search
Automatic search
Function for F3 Function for F2
EURO sockets
DVB-C
DVB-T DVB-S
Analog-TV
Country
Language
Operating
Configuration
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Each DVB-S receiver must be assigned a sub­scriber number (SCR no.) and the associated sub­scriber frequency (SCR freq.) from the frequency bank (see channel router or its user’s guide)
Each subscriber number and subscriber frequency may only be assigned once.
The DVB-S receiver in the TV set requests the data for the desired programme from the channel router.
Setting the SCR no. and SCR freq.
• Call up the TV menu with the button
•
Use the red button to open the “Configuration” menu.
• Select the menu option “DVB-S” with the assigned numeric buttons. In the example it is .
• Press the button and the “Arial facility” setup window opens.
• Use the cursor control buttons to select “Antenna” and then the V–/V+ button to select “Unicable”.
• Use the cursor control buttons to select the SCR data for each receiver.
• Enter the required data with the numeric buttons.
• Confirm the setting by pressing the button.
• Clear the “TV menu” with the button.
21.6 Set-up of satellite system Unicable
Opening the menu
Antenna Unicable Power compensation off SCR1 no. 1 SCR1 freq. 1284 MHz
General settings
Manual search
Automatic search
Satellite D Satellite C
Hot Bird 13°
Astra 19,2°
Arial facility
Function for F3 Function for F2
EURO sockets
DVB-C
DVB-T DVB-S
Analog-TV
Country
Language
Operating
Configuration
EXIT
MENU
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21.6 Set-up of satellite system DiSEqC system
"DiSEqC" makes it possible to control the satellite antenna digitally via the existing antenna cable and is a prerequisite for the reception of signals from more than two satellites (e.g. Astra, Eutelsat, Hotbird).
If you wish to receive signals from at least three satellites (e.g. ASTRA 19.2°, Eutelsat 16°, Hot­bird 13°) the antenna system can be controlled only with the aid of "DiSEqC".
This menu item is not available in a 2** menu.
Switching DiSEqC on and off
•
Press the key to open the TV menu.
• Press the red key to open the menu "Configura­tion".
• Press the appropriate numeric key (in this exam­ple
to select "DVB-S".
• Press the button and the “Arial facility” setup window opens.
• Use the cursor control buttons to select “DiSEqC” and then use the V–/V+ button to set DiSEqC on or off.
• Press the key to confirm the new setting.
• Press the key to close the TV menu.
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Opening the menu
Antenna normal Power compensation off LNB supply voltage off DiSEqC system off
General settings
Manual search
Automatic search
Satellite D Satellite C
Hot Bird 13°
Astra 19,2°
Aerial facility
Function for F3 Function for F2
EURO sockets
DVB-C
DVB-T
DVB-S
Analog-TV
Country
Language
Operating
Configuration
EXIT
MENU
21.6 Setting the stations Automatic search
Opening the menu
The DVB-S station search scans the entire recep­tion band for TV and radio stations and stores them in separate TV and radio station tables. For details of the DVB radio mode, see Section 25 in the operating instructions for the TV set.
If you are not satisfied with the order in which the sta­tions are stored, you can move stations to other posi­tions in the table or delete them. For further details, see Section 23, "Sorting stations" in the operating instructions for the TV set.
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The station search will function correctly only if the LNB frequencies have been set and sto­red correctly.
Executing the automatic station search
•
Press the key to open the TV menu.
• Press the red key to open the menu "Configura­tion".
• Press the appropriate numeric key (in this exam­ple
to select "DVB-S".
• Press the appropriate numeric key (in this exam­ple
to select "Automatic
search".
•
In the setting window, use the
V–/V+
key to select
the desired satellite.
• Use the cursor control key to move to the menu line "Start station search".
• P
ress key and confirm the question about the
station search with the corresponding numeric key
:
freely receivable programmes
3)
all programmes
3)
free + CICAM programmes3).
After pressing the corresponding numeric key the programme search begins.
3) See glossary for an explanation.
Satellite Astra 19,2° Start station search
General settings
Manual search
Automatic search
Satellite D Satellite C
Hot Bird 13°
Astra 19,2°
Aerial facility
Function for F3 Function for F2
EURO sockets
DVB-C
DVB-T
DVB-S
Analog-TV
Country
Language
Operating
Configuration
EXIT
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• In the setting window, use the cursor control key to select the menu line "Frequency".
• Use the numeric keys or the V–/V+
key to set
the frequency.
For a HD station search, the information for the DVB system (e.g. DVB-S2) must also be entered.
• If all the data has been entered, use the cursor control key in the settings window to access the „Start programme search” menu item and con­firm with the key .
• Press key and confirm the question about the sta­tion search with the corres­ponding numeric key:
freely receivable programmes
3)
all programmes
3)
free + CICAM program­mes3).
After pressing the correspon­ding numeric key the pro­gramme search begins.
If necessary, the stations can also be sorted, moved, or deleted. See Chapter 23 for this.
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21.6 Setting the stations Manual search
Opening the menu
3) See glossary for an explanation.
Satellite Astra 19,2° Frequency 11836 MHz Symbol rates 27500 Polarisation H DVB system Start station search
General settings
Manual search
Automatic search
Satellite D Satellite C
Hot Bird 13°
Astra 19,2°
Aerial facility
Function for F3 Function for F3
EURO sockets
DVB-C
DVB-T
DVB-S
Analog-TV
Country
Language
Operating
Configuration
EXIT
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The displays for the DVB prog. info or signal quality are only for informational purposes. DVB prog. info. shows the data for the displayed station. The signal quality display is not directly related to the picture quality. The bit error rate fluctuates between the transponders and increases if a rain front is approaching, for example.
• Select the programme position for the DVB prog. info or signal quality that is to be displayed.
• Press the key. The TV menu appears on the screen.
• Press the white key The station table menu appears on the screen and the active programme position is selected.
• Press the button.
• Press the cursor control key and switch to the menu page.
• Use the assigned numeric keys to select the DVB prog. info. or the signal quality menu option.
• Clear the “TV menu” with the button.
21.8 DVB Prog. Info. signal quality Opening the menu
Sound corrections
Picture quality
Picture corrections
Enter logo
Station contained in EPG
CA module
Signal quality
DVB-prog. info
0010 Hessen 3 0009 Südwest 0008 MDR 0007 PRO 7 0006 RTL 2 0005 RTL 0004 SAT 1 0003 Bayern 3 0002 ZDF 0001 ARD
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Satellite Astra 19,2° Frequency 11953 MHz Symbol rates 27500 Polarisation H Encryption No DVB system DVB-S
Station table
Sound corrections
Picture quality
Picture corrections
Enter logo
Station contained in EPG
CA module
Signal quality
DVB-prog. info
0010 Hessen 3 0009 Südwest 0008 MDR 0007 PRO 7 0006 RTL 2 0005 RTL 0004 SAT 1 0003 Bayern 3 0002 ZDF 0001 ARD
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Signal level
82%
Bit error rate
0%
C/N 40,8 dB
Station table
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