Panasonic BT-UCT41 Operating Instructions

Operating Instructions

TU-CT41

Digital Converter Box

TQB8E5000-2

CONTENTS

ACCESSORIES 1

WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS 2

REMOTE CONTROL 3

QUICK START GUIDE

SETUP MENU 7

TIMER PROGRAMMING MENU 8

PROFILE EDIT 11

SYSTEM SETUP 13

PARENTAL LOCK 14

INSTALLATION 15

TV GUIDE 16

INFORMATION KEY 18

SCART PIN OUT 19

GLOSSARY 20

SPECIFICATIONS 21

GUARANTEE 22

ACCESSORIES

Operating Instruction Book TQB8E5000

Batteries x 2 LR03A/2P

SCART cable PANA-003-06

Remote control EURT39A080

WELCOME

We hope you have many years of enjoyment from your new Panasonic Digital Converter Box (DCB). The simple, easy to follow instructions will enable you to quickly set up and install the equipment and begin your enjoyment of the available services. The availability of Digital services in your area is dependent on the transmissions received by your aerial and the configuration of your existing equipment.

WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS

♦ This Digital Converter Box (DCB) is intended for the reception of Digital TV

picture and sound signals.

♦ If the Digital Converter Box (DCB) is exposed to drastic temperature changes,

e.g. taking it from a cold room to a warm room, connect it to the mains supply and let it stand for at least two hours.

♦ Do not expose the Digital Converter Box (DCB) to any moisture. The Digital

Converter Box (DCB) is designed for use indoors and should be protected against moisture (splashes of water etc.).

♦ Do not expose the Digital Converter Box (DCB) to dripping or splashing water

and objects filled with liquid, such as vases, must not be placed on top of or above the unit.

♦ Adequate ventilation is essential to prevent failure of electrical components, we

recommend that a gap of at least 5cm is left all around this Digital Converter Box (DCB) even when it is placed inside a cabinet or between shelves.

♦ Ensure that the ventilation holes beneath the unit are not blocked. Ventilation

should not be impeded by covering the ventilation openings with items such as newspapers, table-cloths and curtains

♦ Do not place the receiver in the immediate vicinity of a heat source or in direct

sunlight as this would prevent appropriate cooling.

♦ To prevent fire, never place any type of candle or naked flame on top of or near

the Digital converter box (DCB).

♦ Caring for your Digital Converter Box (DCB)

Remove the mains plug from the wall socket. The cabinet can be cleaned with a dry clean cloth. Do not use solutions containing benzol or petroleum.

♦ Make sure that all the electrical connections are properly made. Do not connect

any of your equipment (TV, video recorder, etc.) to the mains supply until you have properly connected all the other leads. Disconnect your Digital Converter Box (DCB) from the mains supply before you disconnect any other equipment from its rear panel.

Trade Mark of the DVB Digital Video Broadcasting Project (1991 to 1996) Declaration of Conformity No. 3505, 22

March 2005

REMOTE CONTROL

TV Standby

Switches *Panasonic TV On or Off standby

TV Channel up/down

(*Panasonic TV’s only)

Standby On/Off

Switches Digital Converter Box On or Off standby

Text key

Switches to digital text mode. Press again to exit

MENU key

Press to access the Setup

GUIDE key

Press to access Guide

Exit

Used to exit from menu/Guide

Programme/channel change keys.

Mute

Turns the sound on/off (*Panasonic TV’s only)

Volume up/down (*Panasonic TV’s only)

STB key

Switch TV to Digital Converter output if connected by SCART

Information

Shows information about current programme

Timer Rec key

Press to access the Timer Menu

STTL Key (Subtitle) Press the STTL key to turn subtitles on /off.

Coloured keys

Used for specific actions in menus and digital text mode

Channel up/down

OK key and Cursor keys

Used for navigation in picture, menus and digital text

*This remote control is capable of operating some models of Panasonic TV’s.

To ensure com

atibility with your TV please consult your Dealer for assistance.

QUICK START GUIDE

• Connection of DCB using RF or SCART Cable

Always disconnect your DCB from the mains supply before you connect it to (or disconnect it from) any other equipment.

RF cable

(not supplied)

SCART Cable (not supplied)

VCR or DVD recorder

Terrestrial aerial

RF cable

(not supplied)

RF cable

(not supplied)

AV1

AV2

SCART Cable (supplied)

The signals from the equipment connected to the AV2 SCART will be looped through to the AV1 SCART when a tape or disc is being played back on the standby during during playback, the DCB will

V2 SCART and display the DCB output.

playback the signal will be interrupted for a short period. If the DCB is powered up

disable the looped through signal from the equipment connected to the

equipment. If the DCB is switched into

Quick Start Guide

1. Connect your Digital Converter box (DCB), as shown on previous page.

2. Auto Setup will begin, during this time your stations will be located, sorted into order and stored ready for use.

Note: If broadcasts are being received from more than one transmitter, regional variations of channels will be placed at position 800 and above.

3. Once complete you will then be able to adjust the system settings to suit your requirements.

4. Using the Up/Down cursor keys to select each of the menu options

5. AV1 Out – Allows the user to select the type of output signal through the AV1 SCART, select between RGB, Video and S-Video using the left/right cursor keys. Press the OK key to store.

(It is recommended to use this connection to connect to your TV).

6. AV2 Out – Allows the user to select the type of output signal through the AV2 SCART, select between Video or S-Video. Press the OK key to store.

(It is recommended to use this connection for your recording device).

7. Picture Aspect – Allows the user to select the ratio in which their picture is displayed. Move down again to select Picture Aspect i.e. 16:9, 4:3, 4:3CC, or 4:3LB. Press the OK key to store.

8. To exit this screen, select Continue to Owner ID and press the OK Key.

Quick Start Guide

9. Owner ID – This screen allows the user to enter their personal details. This may assist the police if the box is stolen.

This information can be protected by means of a PIN number.

PIN number -Use the Numeric keys (0~9) to enter your PIN number. The cursor position is indicated by the RED character. This will now be your personal number which will be needed to be entered each time the Owner ID menu or Parental lock menu is accessed. If you do not enter a PIN number the default will be set to ‘0000’.

Name – The user can enter their name. Use the left/right cursor keys to step through each digit position which is indicated in RED. Use the up/down cursor keys to select the correct number or letter which is indicated in RED.

House number – The user can enter their house number or name.

Postcode – The user can enter their post code.

Once all the information has been entered press the OK key to store and the

Exit key to exit to begin viewing programmes.

To exit the Owner ID screen without inputting any information just press the

EXIT key. This will also store the default Pin number of ‘0000’.

Owner I.D. Reset

Should you need to change the Owner ID information (i.e. change of address), you will need to reset the unit. All data will be lost. To perform this action you will need to press the following keys (on the remote control) in the following order:-

TXT, RED, GREEN, YELLOW, CYAN

The box will go into standby and Auto-setup will start.

NOTE:

Direct access to programmes can be gained by using the numeric keys on the remote control. Alternatively use the Channel up/down keys on the remote control to select programmes (see page 16 to use Guide button for channel selection)

Note: For ease of use all key operations are indicated at the bottom of the screen.

Setup Menu

Press the MENU key to enter the Setup Menu.

Use the up/down cursor keys to step through the available options and the right/left cursor key to access the desired option.

Timer Programming – This menu allows the user to manually edit an existing timed event or add a new event. (see page 8)

Profile Edit – This menu allows the user to edit any one of four profiles to store their favourite programmes in their own personal list/profile. (see page 11)

System Setup – This allows the user to adjust the system settings to their own preference. (see page 13)

Parental Lock – This allows the user to lock the picture, sound and menu operations to prevent usage without their permission. (see page 14)

Installation – This allows the user to access installation features such as Signal Condition, Find new services and software update. (see page 15)

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