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Quick installation guide

Unpacking the receiver

As you unpack your terminal, make sure the following accessories are included:

• 1 x Remote Control Unit

• 2 x AA batteries

• 1 x SCART Cable

• 1 x Power Cord

• 1 x RF short cable

• 1 x User Manual (including the Worldwide Warranty)

Plastic bags can be dangerous.To avoid suffocation keep the bag away from babies and children.

Quick installation guide

Refer to the safety section before connecting your terminal.

1 Disconnect your TV set and recorder from the mains. 2 Integrate your terminal in your existing installation as shown on the diagram (for other satellite

configurations, refer to chapter Connecting your Receiver)

3 To be able to use the simultaneous recording function it is strongly advised to have two

separate inputs for each tuner.

PHILIPS

Lead from your

TV antenna

Lead from

satellite dish

(Unicable or

dual LNB

advised)

SCART

TV set

PHILIPS

Refer to paragraph "Antenna settings" for a complete description of tuner connection.

Recorder

IN FROM ANT

OUT TO ANT

Satellite Receiver

EXT 1

EXT 2

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4 If you wish to receive scrambled channels, insert your smart card (not supplied) in the

common interface module (not supplied) with the golden or silver contacts facing up.Then, insert the common interface in the dedicated slot of your receiver.

Note:The functionality of using two tuners (watch and record) can not be guaranteed in

combination with a Common Interface module that is decoding one channel only.

5 Insert the two batteries supplied in your remote control.

6 Reconnect your TV set and recorder to the mains. Do not connect your receiver yet! 7 Switch on your TV set and select a channel. 8 Plug the receiver’s power cord to the mains. 9 Switch the power key on the back of your receiver on the position “I” 10 The satellite receiver is now switched on and starting.This can take around 30 seconds. Front

display indicates “Booting”

11 From now on you can switch your receiver with the “Standby-key” on or off (almost instantly). 12 The welcome screen appears, then the First installation screen. 13 Set your favourite menu language 14 Set appropriate values for each component (note that the settings can be modified later; for

more details refer to First Installation) 15 Press EXIT to save your changes and start scanning for channels. When scanning has been successfully completed, a completion message is displayed, and then the receiver tunes to the first channel in the list.

Quick installation guide

Batteries are removable from the remote using common household tools (like a screwdriver,…) The batteries supplied do not contain hazardous substances such as Mercury, Cadmium, or Lead. However, they must not be disposed of with your household waste but to a local separate collection system.

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Safety instructions

Your receiver has been manufactured to meet the appropriate safety standards, but the

instructions below must be followed to operate it safely. These instructions must be kept for future reference.

- 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 the dealer.

- The receiver does not contain any user-serviceable parts.All maintenance work must be carried

out by qualified personnel.

- If you disconnect the receiver from the mains, make sure to unplug it from the wall socket and

not just from the AC socket at the back of the unit. Children could seriously injure themselves, as the free end of the cable is still alive.

- Unplug the receiver during lightning storms.

- To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose this equipment to rain or moisture.

- The receiver should be placed on a firm surface, and the ventilation ope

nings must not be

covered with items, such as newspapers, table clothes, curtains, etc.

- Do not install the receiver near any heat sources such as radiators, stoves or other apparatus

that produce heat. Protect it from direct sunlight.

- When installing the receiver, ensure there is a gap of approximately 2.5 cm around the receiver

to enable air to circulate freely and prevent overheating.

- Leave accessible the mains connector at the back of the unit in case emergency shutdown is

required.

- Do not place an

y combustible objects on the receiver (candles, etc.).

- No objects filled with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on the unit.The receiver shall not be

exposed to dripping or splashing. Should this happen, disconnect your receiver from the mains and consult your dealer.

- Make sure that children do not place any foreign objects in any of the openings.

- For cleaning, use a soft, damp (not wet) cloth. Never use any abrasive cloth and aerosol cleaners.

Unauthorized recording (and distribution) of copyrighted TV pro

grams in whole or in part, is an

infringement of copyright laws and of international treaties.

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Table of contents

Meaning of symbols 172

Unpacking the receiver 173

Quick installation guide 173

Safety instructions 175

1 Introduction 177

2 Product description 178

2.1 Front panel 178

2.2 Rear panel 179

3 Remote control 180

4 Inserting your common interface 181

5 Connecting your receiver 182

5.1 Connecting to antenna,TV

and VCR/DVD player 182

5.2 Connecting to your audio equipment 184

6 First installation 185

7 General Viewing Functions 186

7.1 Receiver wake up 186

7.2 Channel selection 186

7.3 Channel banner 186

7.4 Channel Lists 187

7.5 Volume & Audio Control 187

8 Menu 187

8.1 Settings 188

8.2 Media Manager 190

8.3 Program Guide 192

8.4 Personal Planner 193

8.5 Parental Lock 193

8.6 Common Interface 194

8.7 Read messages 195

8.8 Miscella

neous functions 195

9 Menu Tree 197

10 Tips 198

10.1 Using tuners and Hard disk 198

10.2 Tips and tricks for recording and playback 199

11 Advanced Unicable settings 201

12 Remote control settings 202

12.1 Modify remote control settings to match your audio/video equipment 202

12.2 Change settings of your remote control for TV,VCR, DVD or Amplifier 203

12.3 Remote control (TV Mode) 205

12.4 Remote control (DVD) 206

12.5 Remote control (VCR) 207

12.6 Remote control (AMP) 208

13 Troubleshooting 210

14 Technical specifications 212

Brand Setup Code list for Philips 5-in-1 universal remote control 214

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Introduction

1 Introduction

Welcome to digital television! The Philips Satellite Video Recorder DSR 7005 allows you to watch and record at the same time with one device, a wide variety of free-to-air and scrambled channels with the best digital picture and sound quality.

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

• Watch & Record different channels at the same time

• Embedded Hard Disk Drive to store all your favourite programs

• Digital picture and sound quality

• Up to 4000 presets for TV and Radio channels

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

• Personal channel list and favourite lists

• Electronic Program Guide

This user manual covers the installation of your receiver and the necessary steps to use the various functions, so you can optimally enjoy every feature.

Philippe Alcaras, CEO BLC Digital Video DV Paris, May 2006

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2 Product description

2.1 Front panel

1 Standby key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Switch the receiver on or to standby mode

2 P+

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Channel +

3 P-

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Channel -

4 Infra-Red Sensor

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Receives signals from the remote control unit

5 Display

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Information about channels and menu navigation

6 & 7 Common Interface slots: see chapter Inserting your common interface 8 “Push to open”

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Press here to open/close the door

Q W E Y UI

R T

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2.2 Rear panel

1 90-260 V, 50-60 Hz (**)......................... Socket used to connect the power cord.

2 Optical Digital Audio Output (*)

............. Optical Digital Audio Output

3 SERIAL (*)

......................................... RS232 socket used for serial data transfer

4 L/R (*)

.............................................. Left/Right analogue audio cinch outputs used to

connect your HiFi/audio receiver system

5 Power Switch (*)

................................. On/Off

6 TV (*)

............................................... SCART

(1)

socket used to connect to your TV set

7 VCR (*)

............................................ SCART

(1)

socket used to connect your video

recorder or DVD player/recorder.

8 LNB Input + Loop Through Output (*)

.... Satellite IF input, output for LNB power supply and

LNB switching signals (14/18 V, 22 kHz and DiSEqC)

9 Digital Audio Output (*)

....................... Digital Audio Output

The label showing the type and serial number is underneath the receiver.

(1) SCART is also called Euroconnector or Peritel.

* Safety Extra Low Voltage ** Hazardous Voltage

Product description

QEI

O U

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3 Remote control

Your remote control enables to control not only your receiver, but also 4 additional devices from any brand! By default, the remote control is pre-programmed for your receiver (DVR mode).To enable control of other devices, see chapter “Advanced Settings”/“Changing the settings of the remote control”.

Remote control

VOLUME +/-

Turn the volume of your TV set up/down

- In playing mode: Pause/Play recording

- In live TV: Pause/Play live TV

P+/P-

Select next/previous channel

RED, GREEN,YELLOW,

BLUE

Contextual keys

HDD

Open/Close Library

FAV

Open/Close favorite lists

P<P

Recall last channel

Timer

- Set a recording timer

PiP

Display/Mode Picture in Picture

Stop recording Stop playing

- Open info banner

- Then show extended programme information

- Then close banner

SELECT

Select remote control mode: DVR,TV,VCR, DVD or AMP (for more details refer to

Remote Control Settings)

Open/close EPG

REC

Instant recording

CURSOR KEYS

t/y

Move selection up/down within menus and lists

u/ i

- Select value for a setting

- Fast rewind and fast forward

- Call up channel lists while watching digital TV or listening to the radio

- Select/confirm in menu

0-9

Select a channel in digital TV mode

Open/Close menu

EXIT

Go back one step in the menu/Exit

Standby

Switch to Stand-by/Wake up

Text

In running mode: open/close teletext

Option Menu

Subtitle/Audio selection

Mute

Audio mute on your Philips TV set

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Inserting your common interface

4 Inserting your common interface

Insert the smart card with the chip facing up.

- To be able to receive scrambled digital channels specific to an operator, you need a common interface module and a smart card from that operator.

- To avoid incorrect insertion of the common interface module in the slot, make sure you insert the smart card in the common interface module and insert properly the module in the corresponding slot (either the first or second slot).

- Insert the smart card into the common interface module as far as it will go.The end of the card will be visible outside the module.

- Push the common interface module into the slot as far at it will go without forcing.

- New and updated information may be downloaded onto the smart card from time to time.

If your receiver is equipped with a Common Interface module, the technical data relating to the modules inserted, as well as to any smart cards inserted in these, can be accessed via a “Main Menu/Common Interface”.You can see information as to which of the two CI slots is currently fitted with a module. Select the module in respect of which you require additional information. A display is generated by the CI module itself, and may therefore differ slightly in appearance from one module to the other. To obtain a full display of the data, a smart card must be inserted in the module. Please consult your installer or card provider for the details of the use of your specific card.

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5 Connecting your receiver

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

Before starting to connect:

- Unplug all equipment (TV set as well as VCR and/or DVD or DVD+R 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 best-suited connection method for incorporating your digital receiver.

5.1 Connecting to antenna,TV and VCR/DVD player

5.1.1 Connection to the satellite antenna

In order to guarantee watch and record function for all used cases, the followings configurations are required:

- Dish with dual LNB tuner pointed on the same satellite. Connect like on figure below. While executing first installation setting, on “Antenna Settings” sub-menu choose “dual” for installation type.

PHILIPS

Lead from your

TV antenna

Lead from

satellite dish

with dual LNB

TV set

PHILIPS

SCART

Recorder

IN FROM ANT

OUT TO ANT

Satellite Receiver

Refer to paragraph "Antenna settings" for a complete description of tuner connection.

EXT 1

EXT 2

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- Dish with single LNB: in this case you feed only one tuner and limit the recording capabilities of the DVR.While executing first intallation setting from the “Antenna Settings” sub-menu, choose “Loop Through 1 2” for intallation type and “Universal” for LNB type.

- Dish with Unicable LNB or Universal LNB with only one output. Connect like on figure below, by making a loop through between tuner 1 and tuner 2.While executing first installation setting, on “Antenna Settings” sub-menu choose “Loop Through 1 2” for installation type and “Unicable” for LNB type.

1. For other “Antenna settings” submenu configuration, LNB type or physical tuner loop through configuration, it could happen that some of the channels cannot be accessed during a specific record. Refer to chapter Using tuners and hard disk.

2. Some DECT telephones may impact the signal quality, place receiver and telephone away from the Digital video recorder

5.1.2 Connection to the TV set

Use the SCART cable supplied to connect your receiver to the TV set.

Connect the VCR SCART socket of your DSR7005 to the SCART socket of your VCR/DVDR with a SCART cable.

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

set SCART.

PHILIPS

Lead from your

TV antenna

TV set

PHILIPS

SCART

Recorder

IN FROM ANT

OUT TO ANT

EXT 1

EXT 2

Satellite Receiver

Lead from

satellite dish

(Unicable or

dual LNB

advised)

Refer to paragraph "Antenna settings" for a complete description of tuner connection.

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5.2 Connecting to your audio equipment

5.2.1 Analogue connection (A)

Connect the L/R audio output sockets to the relevant L/R audio input sockets of your audio equipment using a double CINCH cable (not supplied). Consult the user manual of your audio equipment to choose the proper analogue audio inputs.

5.2.2 Digital connection (B1 or B2)

Your audio device is equipped with an electrical audio input (B1)

Connect the digital audio RCA cinch output socket (“Digital Audio / Coax.”) of your receiver to the relevant digital audio input socket of your audio equipment using a single CINCH cable (not supplied).

Your audio device is equipped with an optical audio input (B2)

Connect the optical audio output socket (“Digital Audio / Optical”) of your receiver to the relevant digital audio input socket of your audio equipment using a single optical cable (not supplied).

Consult the user manual of your audio equipment to choose the proper digital audio input.

Note:With this connection set up you can control the audio volume up/down and mute only

from your audio equipment.

Satellite Receiver

Electrical digital input

Audio equipment Audio equipment Audio equipment

Optical digital input

AUDIO

Analogue

input

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First installation

6 First installation

For fast and successful start-up, check that your receiver is connected to the wall socket,TV set and other equipment according to the diagrams in chapter receiver. Switch on the receiver and TV set.The welcome screen appears, then the First installation screen.

1 Press the OK button to proceed to the

next page.

2 On the next page, select a language by

pressing the arrow button uor i

Note:Also observe the information messages displayed on the screen.They will help you select the correct settings. Such information messages will also be displayed during operation later.

3 Now successively make the settings as

appropriate. Select the menu language and the country.The following general setting rules apply:

- Arrow buttons uand ichange a setting.

- Arrow buttons t and y move up and

down the list of options.

4 Then press EXIT button to confirm your

changes and go to the next screen

5 The values for the current LNB settings

displayed in this window are the factory defaults.They normally provide you with the best range of channels. Go to Antenna Settings chapter for a detailed description of the antenna parameters and come back to complete the points below for first

installation. Set appropriate values for the following:

- In dual installation, select tuner 1 or 2

- Select LNB type (Unicable or Universal)

- Satellite

- Primary DiSEqC

- Tuner1 IF

- Channel ID

- Tuner2 IF

- Channel ID

Note: For individual settings of your

satellite system, read the chapter Satellite search

Note: LNB = Low Noise Block Converter; electronic unit of a satellite receiver system placed in the focus of the satellite antenna.

6 Confirm this window with EXIT

Note: On most of the cases,Astra 1 and

Hotbird satellites are selected. If you choose these satellites, the channels are already preinstalled after step 6.The installation is finished.

7 If you choose other satellites then Astra 1

and Hotbird, go to Channel Search menu to start scanning for channels.To access Satellite Search, select Settings, select User Preferences, select Channel Search and then Satellite Search. Refer to Channel Search chapter for full description. Press RED key to start scanning. The scan takes 20 minutes per satellite to make sure all channels are found.

8 During the scanning process, the following

information is reported on screen:

- TV and Radio channels detected,

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- Satellite and transponder scanned,

- Scan progression

9 When scanning has been successfully

completed, search results are displayed,

10 Press EXIT to save the channels; the

receiver will automatically tune to the first

channel in the list. If you are using Unicable LNB, refer to chapter 11, Advanced Unicable settings to have appropriate information.

7 General Viewing

Functions

This section describes the basic functions available while watching digital TV or listening to digital radio. For general menu navigation, see Menu.

7.1 Receiver wake up

To wake the receiver up, make sure the power button on the back panel is switched on to “1”. Your receiver is in standby. Press on the front panel or on the remote control.

Your receiver, as any electronic equipment, consumes power. In order to reduce power consumption, please switch your receiver to standby whenever you are not using it. For maximum energy saving we recommend you to switch the button of the back panel of your receiver in position “0”.

7.2 Channel selection

You can change channels:

- By pressing the Channel button P+ or P-

- By pressing the arrow button t or y.

- By pressing the P<P button, you switch

between the two last selected channels.

- By selecting the channel directly via the

channel list.

- By entering the channel number from the

channel list. Enter the number using the numerical buttons. If, for instance, the channel is stored as number

0014, quickly press numerical buttons 1 and 4 successively. Leading zeros can be left out.

7.2.1 Using P+/P- or number keys

To change channels, use P+/P- or the number keys of the remote control.

7.2.2 Previous Channel Recall

Press P<P to move to the previous channel you watched in the current channel list.

7.2.3 Using the channel list

To view the list of all available channels while watching digital TV or listening to digital radio, press either OK or FAV.

To select a channel:

- Scroll up or down to the desired channel.

- The current program is displayed in the background.

- Press OK to close the list and watch the selected channel. Press EXIT to exit the list without changing channel.

7.3 Channel banner

Every time you tune to a channel, the channel banner appears, displaying information on this channel, including information on the current program. The channel banner is displayed for 6 seconds as per default.This can be adjusted from the Pop-up Time out item of the User Preferences sub menu. While watching a channel, you can display the current channel information at anytime by pressing . Press again to close the channel banner.

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7.4 Channel Lists

While watching digital TV or listening to digital radio, you can access existing channel lists by pressing OK. Successively press FAV to toggle between the favourite lists you created and the list of all available channels (Main TV list, Main Radio List, My Favourite,TV FTA,TV Crypted, Radio FTA, Radio Crypted).

Note:When one of the favourite lists is activated, you zap only through the channels this list contains.To create favourite lists, refer to the Favourite List Manager section

Note:“My favorites” list already includes the most popular channels

7.5 Volume & Audio Control

7.5.1 Volume control and Mute

To decrease or increase the volume, use . The volume level is controlled through your TV. To mute the sound, press .

7.5.2 Audio mode

To access audio settings, select Settings from the main menu, then select Audio/Video Settings.

- Scroll to Digital Audio Out and set the

desired value (Stereo or Dolby Digital)

- Press EXIT and confirm by pressing the

green key to save your changes and exit the screen. Press the red key to exit without saving your changes

- Select your Audio language by scrolling to

Soundtrack and setting the desired language.

- Press EXIT and confirm by pressing the green key to save your changes and exit the screen. Press EXIT and the red key to exit without saving your changes

Note:While watching live TV, press the key on the remote control to access directly the audio and subtitles languages. Available languages depend on the audio and subtitles content transmitted.

8 Menu

Basic navigation

While watching digital TV or listening to digital radio:

- Press MENU to display the main menu.

- Press t or y to scroll up or down to the

menu item you want to select.

- Press OK to display the corresponding sub

items.

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

Note: Press MENU to exit from the menu and go back to TV/Radio mode. Press EXIT to go back one step in the menu.

Changing settings

Once you highlighted an adjustable item or sub item, you can then access the values and make

changes using the u or i key to select an option or OK and number keys to enter

numerical values.

Note:To open a locked menu item enter your PIN-Code.

Cancelling/storing changes

Either press MENU to leave the menu system without saving your changes; or EXIT: a pop-up screen will appear. Press the green key to save your changes or the red key to exit without saving.

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8.1 Settings

8.1.1 User preferences

User preferences is used to:

- Set the Menu language

- Set the Pop-up timeout

- Set the main Soundtrack language

- Set Subtitles main language (or Off)

- Set the default Quick Save List Your DVR will automatically pick up new software released from the network and replace the old software with the new software. It takes about 30 minutes. When you do not appreciate this change the setting into "Notify". An icon will appear indicating that new software is availalbe.To read the message refer to"Read message" chapter 8.7, follow the instructions and accept or reject the software donwload.

- Enable Auto upgrades for software download

- CAM message The default value of the setting is active (on). It allows you entering the smart card PIN code when requested and receiving information from the module. If you deactivate it (off), all the module messages are disabled.

Note:While watching live TV, press the key on the remote control to access directly the audio and subtitles languages. Available languages depend on the audio and subtitles content transmitted.

8.1.2 Audio/Video Settings

Select appropriate values for the following:

• TV SCART: CVBS, RGB, or S Video

• VCR SCART: CVBS or S Video

• Aspect ratio: 16:9, 4:3 or 4:3 Letter Box

• Digital Audio Output: Stereo or Dolby Digital

8.1.3 Time/Date

Select appropriate values for the following:

• Automatic Time Update:ON (recommended value) When time or EPG data is not correct, (in case you use another satellite than ASTRA) deactivate “Automatic Time Updates” (OFF).

• Date

• Local Time

• Time Zone (for automatic time updates and EPG)

Note: Correct values for date, local time and time zone are essantial to have a perfect behavior of time, EPG and recording functionalities.

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Example:

Country selected is germany Menu language selected is Turkish satellite is TURKSAT In this case, deactivate Automatic Time Updates (OFF). Local Time is German Time Zone is GMT+2 hours for the summer time and GMT+1 for winter tim

8.1.4 Antenna Settings

Select appropriate values for the following:

• Installation type:

- Dual if two satellites/2cables or 1 satellite/2 cables, each tuner is then installed separately

- Loopthrough if one satellite/one cable only or two satellite/one cable (unicable/dual LNB).

o Loopthrough 1 2 if cable from the

satellite is connected to the LNB In of the Tuner 1. LNB out of the Tuner 1 is then connected to the LNB In of the Tuner 2 by means of the short RF cable.

o Loopthrough 2 1 if opposite situation

• Tuner: If you have selected the installation

type “Dual”, the options Tuner 1 and Tuner 2 are displayed.You can now differently define the characteristics for both Tuner, e.g. adjust both Tuner to the different satellites.

• LNB Type: Set the LNB type Universal if your

LNB is a standard LNB, Unicable if your LNB is a Unicable LNB. If Unicable LNB is chosen, refer to chapter Advanced Unicable settings to configure the 4 settings:Tuner 1 IF, Channel ID,Tuner 2 IF, Channel ID.

• Satellite:

- Select the desired satellite: default setting is ASTRA 19.2° East

- (The lower half of the display will show a bar graph indicating signal strength, and will also indicate the signal quality of a TV channel found at this satellite position.The larger the signal graph is, the better the signal quality.)

• Primary DiSEqC: If the satellite installation

is equipped for switching by means of DiSEqC commands, the DiSEqC position of the LNB can be entered here (up to four LNB’s designated A, B, C or D).

8.1.5 Channel Search

• Satellite Search

Use the automatic program search to allow your receiver to search through an entire satellite range for new programs. In this case, the entire frequency range of the satellite is searched.The following information must be configured:

- Satellite: Select the satellite position to be searched. Below this you will see a display of the current signal strength.

- Initiate the automatic program search by pressing the red function key.

- Newly found programs will be displayed one after the other on the following page.This can take a couple of minutes.

- When the result of the program search will be displayed, save the newly found programs with the Green key, or discard them by pressing the Red key.

Note:The search procedure can be terminated at any time by pressing the “EXIT” key.The response may not be immediate.

• Channel Search New digital satellite TV and radio programs are added almost on a daily basis, or existing programs change their frequency. If you wish to receive these programs, you must allocate them to specific program slots in the program list, and store them in memory.The program search function is designed to assist you in this activity, and there are various types of program search available. Several procedures can be followed in order to initiate a program search. Press the “Menu” key

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to call up the Main Menu, then using the directional keys select the sub-menu “Installation Setup”, followed by “Channel Search”, confirming your selection in each case by pressing the “OK/MENU” key. Here you can decide between the two options available, as described below.

8.1.6 Default Settings

• Factory settings is used to restore the receiver factory configuration Press the green key when prompted to confirm (or red key to cancel). If you reset your receiver to factory settings, you lose all data and information previously stored, and must restart first installation

• Channels only Press the green key when prompted to confirm (or red key to cancel). Resetting only the channels by a new satellite scan; previously defined/modified settings remain unchanged.

• Format Hard Drive Formatting has to be used in specific cases only (e.g. defective function) Press the green key when prompted to confirm (or red key to cancel) Warning:All stored data (recorded movies of the library etc.) will get lost during formatting. Confirm the desired function with the red (No) or the green (Yes) key.

When returning to factory default, the hard disk will be formatted and all data (recorded programs) will be lost, including your current PIN code setting.

8.1.7 System Info

• Product Info: is used to display the receiver reference, software and hardware ID, as well as Hard Disk Size.

• Software update:

- Press OK to check for new software

availability

- If new software is available:

- Press OK to accept the upgrade.

- Press the green key to store the download or

the red key to abort

- The receiver will restart at the end of the

download.

Note:Automatic software download Your DVR will automatically pick up new software released from the network and replace the old software with the new software. It takes about 30 minutes. When you do not appreciate this change the setting into "Notify". An icon will appear indicating that new software is availalbe.To read the message refer to"Read message" chapter 8.7, follow the instructions and accept or reject the software donwload.

8.2 Media Manager

The Media Manager allows you to design and administrate your favourite list and is also the access to recorded channels, which are archived here.

8.2.1 Library

The library is used to archive the programs that have been recorded are stored on the hard disk of your receiver.

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- Press t or y to scroll up or down to the

recording you want to select

- When zapping, a still video of the recorded sequences is displayed on the right side of the screen, below is specified the date, hour and length of each recording.

- Start the desired recording by pressing (Play)

- Press EXIT to leave the menu or STOP to stop the recording

- Use , , , to forward, rewind, pause or stop the recording (Repeatedly pressing the , key raises the forwarding / rewinding speed)

- To delete a recording, select an item from the library by pressing the red key.

- An overview of the remaining capacity of the Hard Disk is shown by a bar on the right side of the library menu screen, the shown percentage indicates the current occupied disk space

- To archive a recorded program, set an archiving timer.

1 Select a recording from the library, press

the blue contextual key.

2 A pop-up will appear, set appropriate values

for the timer.While type is highlighted, press u or i to select archive type.

3 Press OK. A timer has been created in

Personal Planner and will play back the recording at timer start.

4 Set your VCR or DVDR to start recording

at the receiver timer start (for more details on archiving your files, refer to Archiving on Video Tape or DVD)

Note:When navigating in library, if a recording is displayed in light grey, it means this recording is in progress. It can already be played back (watched in time-shift).

Note:To move a recorded program

1 Select a recording from the library, press

the blue key.

If you want to move a block of several files, select the first block by pressing the green key,

use t and y to highlight the last block, press

green key to confirm.

2 Press yellow key. A pop-up will appear, to

select the directory where you want to record it.

3 Press green key to confirm.

8.2.2 Main TV List / Main Radio List

The main TV/Radio List includes factory made pre-listed, common channels of your country. Within the main TV List you can change the channels and/or block them with the parental lock function (see Parental Lock)

8.2.3 Favourite List Manager

At installation, all the channels found are added to the main TV list, which is automatically split in “Main TV”, “Crypted TV”,“FTA TV”,“Main Radio”,“FTA Radio”,“Crypted Radio” or “Favourite” lists. From these lists, you may create favourite lists according to your preferences.

Favourites lists is used to

• Create, modify and delete lists of favourite channels

• Lock channels

To create a favourite list: 1 Go to Media Manager sub-menu 2 Select Favourite Lists Manager

The Favourite List Manager will display all active channel lists (Main List) 3 Use the green key to create a new list of

favourite channels. A new display window will appear with an onscreen keyboard.

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4 Use the directional keys and contextual

colour keys to enter a name for the list to be created. Press Exit to save and go back to the favourite lists

5 Modify your favourite list as described

below

To modify a favourite list:

- Select a list to modify from the Favourites lists sub menu.

- Press the OK key to edit it

- Copy channels from the Main List (left) to the selected list of favourites (right). Select a channel from the list by highlighting it. Press a OK, the channel will be copied to the favourite list on the right

- Press the green key to navigate between the Main List and the favourites list

- Press the (Stop key) key to lock/unlock a channel (Parental lock). Refer to Parental Lock chapter to activate the parental lock function.

- Press the red key to mark a channel for processing

- Press the yellow function key to move a channel (once the yellow key) or a group of channels (twice the yellow key), when the function is activated, follow then the instructions appearing in the Information text field at the bottom of the screen

- Press the green function key to sort the list, then choose the sorting type, green or blue or either red to come back to the initial numerical sorting

- To delete a channel in the favourite list, mark it with the red key and press the blue key for deleting

- Press EXIT to exit the screen.You are then prompted to confirm your changes.

To delete a favourite list:

- Select the list you want to delete from the Favourites lists sub menu

- Press the red key

- When prompted, press OK to confirm deletion.

Note:When you activate one of the

favourite lists by pressing FAV while watching

digital TV or listening to digital radio, the receiver only zaps through your favourite channels. Press FAV to again toggle between your favourite lists and the full channel lists.

8.3 Program Guide

The TV/Radio Program Guide (EPG) provides an overview of available TV and Radio channels, and programs the broadcasters have scheduled, starting with the current one.

To view EPG data:

- Press EPG on the remote control when watching a channel, or select Program Guide from the main menu.

- Use the blue function key on the remote control to move 24 hours forward or the yellow key to move 24 hours backward.

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

- Press once to get extended information (program description), and once again to close it.

- Press OK to start watching the corresponding channel.

Note: No text or a ‘No information yet” message is displayed if the selected channel does not provide EPG data. It may take a few seconds before data can be displayed.

Note:The data presented by the EPG are retrieved from the network.When using a common interface module, the data may be limited to information on the current program (NOW/NEXT).

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- To set a recording on a program, move to the program name using the arrow keys and press REC.

- To set a reminder on a program, move to the program name using the arrow keys and press OK.

8.4 Personal Planner

8.4.1 Create a timer:

Press the blue function key “new entry”.

Select appropriate values for the following:

• Type of recording:You can choose between:

o Record: the program is directly set for

recording

o Reminder: at the beginning of the

program a pop up appears asking confirmation to switch channel

o Archive: Plays back the recording to

archive it on an external device (for more details refer to Archiving recordings on Video Tape or DVD)

• Channel ID

• Name

• Starting date

• Starting time

• Final date

• Final time

• Cycle (Single, Daily or Weekly)

Note: Use the arrow bu

ttons u, i or

OK to change and edit a setting. Use the arrows keys y and t to move up and down in the options list.

8.4.2 Modifying a timer

Select a timer in the list and press OK to edit

8.4.3 Deleting a timer

Select a timer in the list and press the red key to delete it

Note: Spontaneous recordings are possible at any time by using the record key. By pressing this key the receiver will start recording the onscreen program. Press Stop to stop recording.

Tip:While a recording icon is displayed in the top of the screen, you can hide/unhide it by pressing the blue key; this will not affect your recording.

8.5 Parental Lock

The receiver provides an active parental control (lock) function, allowing you to block specific menu settings or individual channels by means of a four-digit security code (default PIN code).

8.5.1 Set Access Rights Level

1 Go to the sub-menu Parental Lock 2 Enter the four- digit PIN code 3 Select Set Access Rights Level and confirm

by pressing the OK key 4 If the number is not accepted, repeat this step 5 When Pin code is accepted, Set Access

Rights Level sub-menu opens 6 Select what you want to lock with the Pin code

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