Philips DSR300/00 User Manual [pl]

Safety instructions

English

All the safety and operating instructions should be read and understood before operating the receiver.

For best results:

- Position your receiver away from radiators or other heat sources.

- Leave a space of at least 3 cm around the receiver for ventilation, making sure that the ventilation holes are not obstructed.

- This receiver is intended for use in a domestic environment only and should never be operated or stored in excessively hot, humid or damp conditions.

- Make sure no objects or fluids enter the casing through the ventilation slots. Should this happen, disconnect your receiver from the mains and consult your retailer.

- For cleaning, use a damp chamois leather. Never use any abrasive cloth, sponge or cleaner.

- Always ensure the receiver is disconnected from the mains when connecting or disconnecting cables from the receiver.

- Do not disassemble the equipment.There are no user serviceable parts.

Mains connection

Before connecting the receiver to the mains,check that the mains supply voltage corresponds to the voltage printed on the rear of the receiver. If the mains voltage is different, consult your dealer.

If the receiver will not be used for a long time, unplug the mains cord from the wall socket.

Please wait before connecting your receiver - read on.

2 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Quick installation guide

Satellite Receiver

to AC outlet

Digital Audio Convertor or

Amplifier

AUDIO

PHILIPSPHILIPS

TV set

CR/DVD

Satellite Receiver

Cable or Off-air Antenna

FROM ANT

to AC outlet

UT TO ANT

T 1

T 2

CART

tellite

ish Antenna

Connecting to a TV and a VCR/DVD player using SCART Support

Note: for best DVD/VCR viewing, connect the DVD/VCR SCART EXT 1 directly to a SCART of the TV set.

English

Connecting to a Digital Amplifier/Home Theatre/HiFi set

QUICK INSTALLATION GUIDE 3

TABLE OF CONTENTS

English

Safety instructions 2 For best results: 2 Mains connection 2 Quick installation guide 3 Connecting to a TV and a VCR/DVD

player using SCART Support 3 Connecting to a Digital Amplifier/Home

Theatre/HiFi set 3

1 Introduction 9

2 Product description 7

2.1 Unpacking the product 7

2.2 Front panel 8

2.3 Rear panel 9

3 Remote control 10

4.3 Connecting to a Digital Amplifier/Home Theatre/HiFi system 14

5 First installation 15

5.1 Menu language and port selection 15

5.2 Channel scanning 16

5.3 Scanning failure 16

5.3.1 Antenna Setting 17

5.3.2 Signal test 17

6 General Viewing Function 18

6.1 Channel Information 18

6.2 Channel selection 18

6.2.1 Using <P+/P-> or numeric keys 18

6.2.2 Using the channel list 18

4 Connecting your receiver 12

4.1 Connecting to a Satellite Antenna and a TV 12

Connecting to a

4.2

VCR/DVD player using the SCART Support 13

4 TABLE OF CONTENTS

TV and a

6.3 Previous Channel Recall 19

6.4 TV or Radio Mode selection 19

6.5 Volume & Audio Control 19

6.5.1 Volume control and Mute 19

6.5.2 Audio Control 19

6.5.3

6.6

Audio language 20

vourite List 20

7 Menu 21

7.1 General information 21

7.1.1 Basics about menu navigation 21

7.1.2 Cancel/Store changes 21

7.2 Guide

(Electronic Program Guide) 22

7.7.4 Product Identifier 30

7.7.5 Factory Default 30

7.7.6 Software update 30

8 DSR 300 Menu Tree 31

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7.3 Channel Manager 22

7.3.1 Channel Pool 23

7.3.2 Favourites 24

7.4 Parental Lock 25

7.4.1 To change your Pin Code 25

7.4.2 To use Menu Lock 25

7.5 Timer Manager 25

7.5.1 Recording timer 26

7.5.2 Reminder 26

7.5.3 Sleep timer 26

7.6 Setup menu 26

7.6.1 Time Setting 27

7.6.2 System Setting 27 Installation 28

7.7

7.7.1 Antenna Setting 28

7.7.2 Add Service 29

7.7.3 Signal Test 29

9 Troubleshooting 32

10 Technical specifications 34

TABLE OF CONTENTS 5

1 Introduction

English

Thank you for buying this product from Philips and congratulations! The Philips Digital Satellite Receiver DSR 300 allows you to view a wide variety of free-to-air satellite channels with the best digital picture and sound quality.

With this product you can enjoy advanced functions and features including:

- Digital picture and sound quality

- Wide screen format

- TV SCART and VCR/DVD SCART connector

- Up to 4,000 presets for TV and Radio channels

- Easy installation and use through the well-tested Euphoria User Interface

- Fast zapp

- Personal channel list and favourite lists

- Electronic Program Guide with information about current and next programs

This User Manual covers the installation of your receiver and the necessary steps to use the various functions, so you can obtain the best from standard as well as unique features.

Lucas Covers Paris, February 2004

INTRODUCTION

2 Product description

2.1 Unpacking the product

Unpack the DSR 300 and check to make sure that all of the following items are included in the package:

1 x DSR 300

1 x Remote Control Unit 1 x User Manual

- 2 x AA batteries

1 x SCART Cable

1 x Power Cord.

1 x Warranty booklet

Plastic bags can be dangerous. Keep the bag away from babies and children to prevent suffocation.

The symbol on the packaging and User Manual means that the materials are recyclable.

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2.2 Front panel

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Q W E

1 STANDBY button: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Switch the receiver OFF.

2 Red LED indicator: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Display receiver status (see status indicator table).

3 Green LED indicator: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Display receiver status (see status indicator table).

Status indicator table

Mode (Red) (Green/Orange)

Receiver connected to the mains or in Standby mode ON OFF

Watching TV or listening to the Radio OFF ON

Pressing a remote control key Fast blinking Depending on

Timer active ON ON

Timer active in Standby Slow blinking OFF

Software download Depending on Fast blinking

Remote control receiver window

LED Left-hand LED Right-hand LED

current mode

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2.3 Rear panel

Q E R U

1 LNB IN (*): . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Connect the coaxial cable from the satellite dish antenna.

Refer to chapter 5 for recommended connection diagrams.

2 RF OUT (*): . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RF output used to connect your receiver to another

receiver.

3 VCR (*): . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SCART (1) socket to connect your video recorder or DVD

player/recorder

4 SERIAL (*): . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RS232 socket for serial data transfer to a PC or another

receiver

5 TV (*): . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SCART (1) socket to connect to your TV set or a video

projector (2)

6 L/R AUDIO OUT (*): . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Left/Right outputs to connect your HIFI/Audio receiver

system

7 DIGITAL OPTICAL OUT (*): . . . . . . . Digital output to connect your HIFI/Audio receiver system

8 230V~50Hz 20W max (**): . . . . . . . . . . Socket to connect the power cord

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Note: the label showing the type and serial number is underneath the receiver.

(1) SCART is also called Euroconnector or Peritel (2) To connect a video projector to the TV SCART socket, refer to chapter 5.

* Safety Extra Low Voltage ** Hazardous Voltage

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 9

3 Remote control

English

Mute

- Audio mute

RED,GREEN,YELLOW,

BLUE

FAV

- Toggle between favourite lists

SUBTITLE

- Temporarily starts/stops or change Audio Subtitling

I-II

- Temporary update of audio language and selection of audio mode

- Open/Close menu (in digital TV mode)

CURSOR keys

- The t and y cursor keys are used to move within the menus and lists

u and i cursor keys

- The are used to select a value in a menu item

- Select / call up channel lists / zap

OLUME +/ -

- Volume up / down.

Standby

- Standby / ON

(blue) resp.V (white)

Scrolls one Page Up or one Page Down in guide or favourite lists

TEXT is not active

GUIDE

- Open Now & Next Guide

INFO

- Open info banner

- Show extended program information

- Close banner

TIMER

- Set a recording timer when watching Digital TV or from the GUIDE feature.

“TIMER, 0” sequence

The keystroke deletes the current running timer

BACK

- Select the previously watched digital TV channel

- In menu mode:

Either exit the menu or bring selection back one level and cancel the changes you made.

P+ / P-

- Select next / previous channel

TV / RADIO

- Toggle between TV / Radio mode

TV / STB

- Toggle between Digital and Analogue TV/VCR/D

VD.

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0-9

Channel selection in digital

TV mode

Do not dispose of the batteries with

your household waste.

The Philips batteries supplied with your receiver’s remote do not contain heavy metals such as Mercury or Lead Cadmium. Nevertheless, in many countries, exhausted batteries cannot be disposed of with your household waste.

Please enquire about the local regulations concerning the disposal of used batteries.

English

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4 Connecting your receiver

English

There are several ways you can connect and incorporate your digital receiver into your existing audio/video equipment set-up.

Warning!

Before starting to connect:

- Unplug all equipment (TV set as well as the VCR and/or DVD if required) from the mains.

- Do not connect your digital receiver to mains supply now.

- Check your current wiring: you may not need to modify your existing Audio/Video set-up connections if they already match the connection diagrams below.

- Depending on your existing set up, choose the most suitable connection method for incorporating your digital receiver into your existing Audio/Video set-up.Please read chapters 4.1 and 4.2

Note: for the installation of outdoor equipment such as the dish antenna, refer to the manuals supplied with the equipment.When adding new equipment, be sure to refer to the related installation instructions of the manual.

4.1 Connecting to a Satellite Antenna and a TV

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4.2 Connecting to a TV and a VCR/DVD player using

PHILIPSPHILIPS

TV set

VCR/DVD

Satellite Receiver

Cable or Off-air Antenna

IN FROM ANT

to AC outlet

OUT TO ANT

EXT 1

EXT 2

CART

Satellite

Dish Antenna

the SCART Support

English

Note: for best DVD/VCR viewing, connect the DVD/VCR SCART EXT 1 directly to the TV SCART.

CONNECTING YOUR RECEIVER 13

4.3 Connecting to a Digital Amplifier/Home Theatre/HiFi system

Satellite Receiver

to AC outlet

Digital Audio Convertor or

Amplifier

AUDIO

English

14 CONNECTING YOUR RECEIVER

5 First installation

Requirements for fast and successful start-up are as follows:

- you already have a satellite antenna installed;

- your antenna is correctly pointed at the applicable satellite transponders (Astra, Hotbird, Eutelsat, …);

- your receiver is connected to the antenna,TV set and other equipment according to the diagrams in chapter 4.

Switch ON the receiver and TV set.The welcome screen appears.

5.1 Menu language and port selection

- When the welcome screen is displayed, press <OK> to access the Easy installation screen.This screen prompts you to select your favourite menu language as well as the appropriate port configuration. Depending on your DiSEqC set-up, you can select satellites for one or more ports. If you do not have any DiSEqC switch, select port A only.

- Go to the Antenna Setting screen by pressing the <Red> key of the remote control to adjust the settings for this port to suit your requirements. Press the <Green> key to obtain some help on how to point the antenna in the right direction for the best signal reception.

English

- Make the appropriate selections,and then press <OK> to start scanning for channels.

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5.2 Channel scanning

English

During the scanning process, the following information is reported on screen:

- the number of TV and Radio channels detected,

- the scanning progress, indicated as a percentage,

- the strength of the signal and the quality of reception.

Note: if you press <OK> during the scanning process, you interrupt the scanning and return to the Easy installation screen. Please note that it may take a few seconds before the receiver reacts to the <OK> key press. In this case, none of the channels found are stored.

When scanning is successfully completed, a completion message is displayed as well as the number of channels detected. Press <OK> to tune the receiver to the first channel in the list.

5.3 Scanning failure

FIRST INSTALLATION

In case of channel scanning failure, a failure message is displayed.

Before starting a new scanning

The following checks are recommended:

- antenna cable,

- antenna connection to your receiver (see chapter 5.1 and further),

- number of channels available in the region corresponding to your area.

5.3.1 Antenna Setting

- To continue, press <OK>.The Antenna Setting screen appears to help you with the installation process and to adjust your settings if needed.

- Choose a satellite for the applicable port and enter the LNB type (Universal by default) and LNB frequencies.You can test the signal by pressing the <Green> key of the remote control.

- Press <OK> to start scanning again. If the same failure message appears after a while, refer to the Troubleshooting chapter.

5.3.2 Signal test

You will not receive the signal from the satellite if your antenna is not positioned correctly, even though you have entered the correct values in the Antenna Set up menu.Your receiver therefore provides precise Antenna Direction information to help you direct your antenna toward a satellite.

- Press the <Green> key of the remote control to access the Signal Test screen. It indicates the strength of the incoming satellite signal as well as the quality of reception.

- If both the signal strength and reception quality are inadequate, you may need to change the direction in which the antenna is pointing until the level becomes satisfactory.

- Press <OK> to start scanning again.

English

Note: if the same failure message appears after a while, refer to the Troubleshooting chapter.

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6 General Viewing Function

English

This section describes the basic functions available while watching satellite TV or listening to satellite Radio. For general menu navigation information, see Basics about menu navigation.

6.1 Channel Information

Every time you change channels, program information appears on screen, displaying:

- the current time and date

- the current service (TV/R), channel number in the current channel list and channel name,

- icons indicating the channel properties, e.g. channel lock status, available audio languages, subtitling,

- the start time of the current and next programs and the current program name.

While watching a channel, you can display the current channel information at anytime by pressing <INFO> on the remote control.

Note: channel information is displayed for 5 seconds as per default.This can be adjusted from the Setup menu.

6.2 Channel selection

6.2.1 Using <P+/P-> or numeric keys

To switch channels, use <P+>/<P-> or the numeric keys of the remote control.

6.2.2 Using the channel list

- For a complete overview of the available channels while

Note: if you press <BACK>, the channel list disappears.

- To select a channel, scroll up or down this channel list, and

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watching satellite TV or listening to satellite radio, press <OK> on the remote control.A channel list is displayed on the left-hand side of the scr

then press <OK> to watch it.

een.

6.3 Previous Channel Recall

Press the <BACK> key of the remote control to move to the previous channel you watched in the current channel list.

6.4 TV or Radio Mode selection

While watching satellite TV or listening to satellite radio, press TV/RADIO on the remote control to toggle between TV and Radio modes.

6.5 Volume & Audio Control

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6.5.1 Volume control and Mute

- To increase or decrease the volume, use < > on the remote control.

Note: the volume level can also be controlled from your TV.

- To mute the sound, press < > on the remote control

- To resume normal sound, press this key once again.

Note: change of volume is signalled on-screen using a bargraph, while audio mute is signalled with an icon in the top right corner of the screen.

6.5.2 Audio Control

- To access audio settings, select the Setup menu from the main menu, then select System Setting.The System Setting screen appears.

- Select Audio Output. Default Audio Output setting is Stereo.

- Select the desired value (Left, Right, Mono, or Stereo) and press <OK> to save your changes and exit the screen.

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English

6.5.3 Audio language

- To select your preferred audio language, select the Setup menu from the main menu, and then select System Setting. The System Setting screen appears.

- Select Audio Language, and then select the desired language and press <OK> to save your changes and exit the screen.

- If you want to change the audio language for a particular program, press <I-II> on the remote control repeatedly to select the desired audio language.The available languages depend on the audio signal transmission.

6.6 Favourite List

From the Channel Manager menu, select Favourites to access the TV/R FavList screen.This feature is used to create and manage up to 3 TV or 3 Radio Favourite Lists. Favourite lists enable you to zap only through your favourite channels.To create and edit your favourite lists, see Channel Manager.

While watching video, you can access your Favourite List by pressing <FAV> on the remote control.You can access the next favourite list by pressing <FAV> again.

GENERAL VIEWING FUNCTION

7 Menu

7.1 General information

The Menu gives access to all the functions of your receiver:

o Guide o Channel Manager o Parental Control o Timer Manager o Set-up Menu o Installation.

7.1.1 Basics about menu navigation

While watching TV or listening to the radio:

- Press <MENU> to display the Menu screen.

- Press

- Press <OK> to display the corresponding sub-items.

- Press

- Press the

Note: press <BACK> to go back one step.

t or y to scroll up or down and select the desired

menu item.

t or y to move to the desired sub-item.

u or i button to select a value in a menu item.

7.1.2 Cancel/Store changes

- Either press the <BACK> button to exit the screen without storing changes.

- Or press the <OK> button to validate changes and exit the screen.

English

Note: to open a locked menu item (indicated by a lock icon ), you need to enter your Pin Code.

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7.2 Guide (Electronic Program Guide)

English

The TV/Radio Electronic Program Guide (EPG) provides an overview of available TV and Radio channels, and programs the broadcasters have scheduled for now, next and beyond, depending on which program information they transmit.

Note: the information (program titles, start and end time) is only available on the channel you are currently watching.

- To view EPG data, press <GUIDE> on your remote control when watching a channel, or select the Guide item from the Menu and press <OK>.

- Highlight the name of the program for which you want more detailed information.

- Press <INFO> once to get more information (program description) and <INFO> once again to close it.

- Press <OK> to view the corresponding channel.

Note: a 'No EPG information yet' message is displayed if the selected channel has not obtained EPG data. It takes a few seconds before data can be displayed.

If you want to check the previous or next information of the channel, please press

u or i on the remote control.

7.3 Channel Manager

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The Channel Manager function is used to organize your channel list (Channel POOL) and create and edit your favourite lists.

Note: switch from TV channel lists to Radio channel lists by pressing <TV/RADIO>. Radio Channel Manager has the same

TV channel Manager

ation as

oper

Select Channel Manager from the Menu and press <OK> to access the Channel sub-menu, containing the Channel POOL

ourites options.

and Fa

7.3.1 Channel Pool

Select Channel POOL and press <OK> to access the Channel Pool screen. In this screen, you can:

o delete channels from the channel list, o move channels to a different position in the list, o lock channels, o sort channels.

7.3.1.1 To delete channels from the Channel Pool

The Delete feature is used to permanently delete a channel.

- Press the <Red> colour key of the remote control to enable the feature. Select the channel you want to delete by highlighting it and pressing <OK>.A marker appears in place of the channel number.

- Press <OK> again to cancel the selection. Deletion only takes place when you exit the screen.You are then prompted to confirm the changes that should be taken into account.

Note: the deleted channel cannot be recovered unless you do a channel scan again.

7.3.1.2 To move channels in the Channel Pool

The Move feature is used to change the position of a channel in the list.

- Press the <Green> colour key of the remote control to enable the feature.

- Select the channel you want to move by pressing <OK>. Press <OK> again to cancel selection.

- Then highlight the line to which you want to move the selected channel and press <OK>.The selected channel moves to the desired location and the channel number changes accordingly.You are prompted to confirm the changes when you exit the screen.

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7.3.1.3 To lock channels

The Lock feature is used to lock channels.

- Press the <Yellow> colour key of the remote control to enable the feature.

- Enter your 4-digit Pin Code.

- Select the channel you want to lock by pressing <OK>. The selected channel is marked with this icon. Press

<OK> again to cancel selection.You are prompted to confirm the changes when you exit the screen.

Note: you can only use this function once you have set up your Pin Code in the Parental Control part of the Setup Menu.

7.3.1.4 To sort channels in the pool

The Sort feature is used to sort channels.

- Press the <Blue> colour key of the remote control to enable sorting options.

- Then press the <Red> key to sort the channels in alphabetical order (Channel Name) or the <Green> colour key (Provider) to sort the channels according to the service provider, or the <yellow> colour key to restore the original order.

7.3.2 Favourites

Select ‘Favourites’ from the Channel sub-menu and press <OK>.This screen is used to create and edit three TV and three Radio favourite lists according to your personal preferences.

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To create a favourite list:

- Select the desired channels from the list by pressing <OK>.The selected channels are marked with a tick.

- Press <OK> again to cancel selection.

- Select the next list by pressing <FAV>.

- Then pr

When you activate one of the favourite lists by pressing <F radio Pr the full channel list.

oceed as indicated above

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TV or listening to satellite

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7.4 Parental Lock

Parental Lock is used to lock channels with a 4-digit code in order to prevent children from watching these channels. Furthermore, the maturity rating data transmitted with the program can be used to indicate whether it is suitable for the age of your children. You can also block access to your receiver and its Menu using the Menu Lock function.

7.4.1 To change your Pin Code

The Pin Code default value is 1111. To change your Pin Code:

- Enter the current Pin Code.

- Scroll down to New Pin Code and enter your new Pin Code.

- Scroll down to Confirm Pin Code and your new Pin Code again.

Note: please memorize your Pin Code carefully and keep it in a secret place. In case you forget your Pin Code, please contact your customer care centre.

7.4.2 To use Menu Lock

To lock access to every sub-menu of your receiver:

- Enter your Pin Code.

- Set Menu Lock to ON.

- Press <OK> to confirm and exit the screen.

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7.5 Timer Manager

The Timer Manager is used to set:

o recording timers for the programs you want to record

using your VCR or DVD recorder,

o reminders for programs you want to see in the near

futur

o sleep timer.

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English

7.5.1 Recording timer

Select the Record Timer item from the Timer sub-menu or press the <TIMER> key of the remote control to access the Recorder screen. To activate a recording timer:

- Set the values of the recording parameters using the arrow keys or numerical keys as appropriate.

- Press <OK> to confirm.

Note: an existing recording timer can be disabled by selecting Disable as Timer Type in the Recorder screen.

Note: do not forget to enable recording on your VCR.

7.5.2 Reminder

When you set a reminder for a particular program, the receiver sends a warning at the start of that program and switches automatically to the right channel if you accept the reminder message.

Select the Reminder item from the Timer sub-menu to access the Reminder screen. To activate a reminder:

- Set the values of the reminder parameters using the arrow keys or numerical keys as appropriate.

- Press <OK> to confirm.

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Note: an existing reminder can be disabled by selecting Disable as Timer Type in the Reminder screen.When a timer is already active (recording in progress), press <TIMER> then <0> to cancel this timer.

7.5.3 Sleep timer

You can set a sleep timer to automatically switch your receiver to Standby mode after a given time lapse. Select the Sleep item fr the Sleep screen.

o activate a sleep timer:

Enter the time lapse after which the receiver should go to

- Standby using the numerical keys of the remote control.

- Press <OK> to confirm.

o disable a sleep timer

Select Disable instead of a time lapse.

- Press <OK> to confirm.

om the Timer sub-menu to access

7.6 Setup menu

The Setup menu is used to modify the basic settings of your receiver, including the clock time and general settings, such as Video and Audio output.

7.6.1 Time Setting

This feature is used to set the local time offset with respect to actual local time normally obtained from the network.

- Select the Time Setting item from the System sub-menu to access the Time Setting screen.

- Select the appropriate offset value (from -12 to +12).To help you set the offset value, the names of capital cities for which the selected value is valid are displayed at the bottom of the screen.

- Press <OK> to store the selected value and go back to the previous screen or <BACK> to cancel and the screen.

In case the information supplied by the satellite is not correct, the Time Setting screen is used to set the actual date and time using the arrow or numerical keys of the remote control as appropriate.

7.6.2 System Setting

Note: your TV settings will be overwritten by the receiver settings.

English

This feature is used to set the system settings.

- Select the System Setting item from the Setup menu to access the System Setting screen.

- Select appropriate values for the following:

• Menu Language: Dutch, English, French, German (default value), Italian, Polish and Turkish

• Audio Language: Dutch, English, French, German (default value), Italian, Polish and Turkish

• Screen Format: 4:3 or 16:9 (wide screen)

•

Video Output: RGB (default value) or CVBS

Video Output:

VCR

•

• Start On Channel, which is tuned when you activate your receiver from Standby

Note: if not enabled (None), the default value is the last channel you watched before you put your receiver on Standby

S-VHS or CVBS

MENU 27

English

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• Subtitle Language: Dutch, English,French, German (default value), Italian, Polish and Turkish

• Audio Output: Stereo (default value), Left, Right, Mono.

Note: access to this menu can be protected by Pin Code.

7.7 Installation

The Installation sub-menu includes the following items:

o Antenna Setting o Add Service o Signal Test o Product Identifier o Factory Default o Software Update.

7.7.1 Antenna Setting

This feature is used to set the antenna settings.

- Select Antenna Setting from the Installation menu to access the Antenna Setting screen.

Note: access to this menu can be protected by Pin Code.

- Select appropriate values for the following:

• Port: up to 4 ports Note: this item is used to configure the DiSEqC option for multiple LNBs.

• Satellite: select the appropriate satellite using arrow keys.

• LNB Type: select your LNB type. If you use an universal LNB, select Universal (default value).

• LNB Freq. 1: set automatically according to the satellite and LNB Type selected. If you have a dual LNB, enter the proper value in the value box.

• LNB Freq. 2: set automatically according to the satellite and LNB Type selected.

• 22KHz Tone: select the switches with which you want to configure the antenna.

- To exit the Antenna Setting screen, press the <BACK> key emote contr

of the r “Are you sure you want to change the configuration of Antenna setup?” is displayed.

- Select the <OK> button on screen and then wait for the

data to be saved.

ol to finish antenna setup.The message

7.7.2 Add Service

This feature is used to search for new channels.

- Select Add Service from the Installation menu to access the Add Service screen.

- Select values for the following:

• Port: up to 4 ports Note: this item is used to configure the DiSEqC option for multiple LNBs.

• Satellite: select the appropriate satellite using arrow keys.

• Transponder: select a transponder to perform a search for this particular transponder.

• Frequency: frequency value corresponding to the selected transponder or entered manually using numerical keys.

• Symbol Rate: symbol rate value corresponding to the selected transponder or entered manually using numerical keys.

• Polarization: Hor (horizontal) or Ver (vertical)

• Search options: select FTA to search for Free-To-Air channels, or FTA+Scram… for Free-To-Air and scrambled channels.

• Search type: select TP to perform the search for a particular transponder, Network for a group of transponders or 1 Sat for all the transponders of a satellite.

English

Note: information about the selected satellite is displayed on the right side of the screen.

7.7.3 Signal Test

This feature is used to test the signal strength and quality.

- Select Signal Test from the Installation menu to access the Signal Test screen.

- Select values f

• Antenna: select your antenna number

• Satellite: select the appropriate satellite using arrows keys

• LNB Type: select your LNB type. If you use an universal LNB, select Universal

• LNB Freq. 1: set automatically according to the satellite and LNB Type selected. If you have a dual LNB, enter the proper value in the value box.

or the following:

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• LNB Freq. 2: set automatically according to the satellite and LNB Type selected.

• Frequency: frequency value corresponding to the selected transponder or entered manually using numerical keys.

• Symbol Rate: symbol rate value corresponding to the selected transponder or entered manually using numerical keys.

• Polarization: Hor (horizontal) or Ver (vertical)

As you enter values, you can view the signal strength and quality on the right-hand side of the screen.

7.7.4 Product Identifier

This feature is used to provide hardware and software information.

7.7.5 Factory Default

To reset your receiver back to the factory default condition, select Factory Default from the Installation sub-menu.The Factory Default screen appears, displaying a warning message. Press <OK> to confirm (selection is highlighted in yellow).

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Note: if you reset your receiver to factory default settings, you lose all the data and information that was previously stored.

7.7.6 Software update

This feature is used to set the software download mode and type. To manage software downloads:

- Select Software update from the Installation sub-menu.

- Select the appropriate values for the followings:

• Select mode:Auto Mode or User Mode. It is recommended to set the update mode to Auto Mode.

• Download Type: Software, Software+Data or Data

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