Philips DTR3202 User Manual

Digital receiver

Terrestrial

DTR3202

User manual

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This High Denition Digital Television Receiver (DTR) is an innovative product dedicated to Digital Terrestrial Television. Equipped with a silent hard disk drive, it allows easy reception and recording of digital programmes, including those broadcasted in High Denition. The Philips recorder follows a continuous development strategy. Therefore, we reserve the right to make changes and improvements to the product described in this user manual without any prior notice.

CE Marking: The CE marking certies that the product complies with the essential requirements of the Directive1999/5/EC concerning radio equipment and telecommunication equipment, and of Directives 2006/95/EC concerning safety, 2004/108/EC concerning electromagnetic compatibility and ErP 2009/125/EC concerning ecodesign requirements, dened by the European Parliament and Council to minimize electromagnetic interferences, ensure the safety of users and their equipment and protect their health, and minimize the impact of products on the environment. The CE declaration of conformity can be viewed in the support section of the Philips site www.philips.com,

HDMI, HDMI logo and High-Denition Multimedia Interface are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC. Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. Dolby and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Inc.

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In order to receive digital signal of good quality you may need an antenna upgrade.

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Contents

Where to put your Set-top box? Warnings and safety instructions Batteries Interference USB Storage devices Cleaning the Set-top box

2 What‘s in the box 6

Front panel of the Set-top box Rear panel of the Set-top box Overview of the remote control

3 Connecting your devices 9

Connection to the terrestrial antenna Connection to the TV set Connection to a Home cinema system

4 Before starting 11

Basics of the menu system Menu tree

5 Getting Started 14

Welcome Installation

6 Opteration 15

Accessing the Electronic Program Guide (EPG) Edit Channel

7 System Setup 17

System setup menu Language TV System Local Time Setting Time Setting Parental Lock OSD Setting Favorite Audio Description Setting Multiview Setting Other

8 Tools 20

Tools main menu Information Factory Setting Software Upgrade Remove USB device safely

9 Network 21

Network menu 21

10 Media Player 22

Media Player main menu Media Playback HDD Information DVR Setting

11 Game 24

Game menu 24

12 Timeshift/Record 25

Timeshift Record

41 Safety recommendations

DVR Setting

4 4

13 Environment 26

Meaning of logos present on the product or its

packaging

Product recycling and disposal European Directive on Waste Electricaland Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive on the Restriction of use of certain hazardous

substances in electronic equipment (RoHS)

Electrical consumption of the recorder

14 Troubleshooting 27

Using the Set-top box

Updating the Software

15 Customer Support 28

16 Specications 29

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15 15

17 17 17 17 17 18 18 18 18 19 19

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1 Safety recommendations

Use of the Set-top box issubject to safety measures designed to protect users and their environment.

Where to put your Set-top box?

In order to guarantee the correct operation of your Set-top box, you must:

place it indoors to protect it from lightning, rain, and direct sunlight, place it in a dry and well ventilated area, keep it away from heat sources such as radiators, candles, lamps,etc. protect it from dampness, place it on a at surface from where it will not fall and is out of the reach of children, avoid violent shocks. Choose a stable, horizontal surface on which the Set-top box will not be exposed to intense vibrations. do not place anything on top of your Set-top box (as it would restrict ventilation): the ventilation slots located on the casing prevent your Set-top box from overheating. If you place the Set-top box in a compartment or other closed space, leave a space of at least 10 cm on each side and 20 cm on the front and back of the Set-top box, connect it directly to the mains with the provided cords, the socket must be near the Set-top box and easy to access. The use of an extension cable (with multi-points) is not recommended.

Warnings and safety instructions

• As a precaution, in case of danger, the power

supply unit acts as a disconnecting mechanism for the power supply. That is why it is imperative that you connect the recorder to a power outlet located nearby and easily accessible.

Connect the Set-top box to the electrical outlet in accordance with the indications mentioned on the identication label axed on the Set-top box (voltage, power, frequency of electricity network). The identication label is located under the Set-top box or on the rear panel. You must imperatively use the Set-top box in an environment that complies with the following requirements:

• temperature: between 0°C [32°F] and 40°C [104°F].

• ambient humidity: between 20% and 90%.

• altitude: below 2000 m [6562 ft].

To avoid short-circuits (re or electrocution hazard), do not expose your Set-top box to dampness. Do not place any object containing liquid (vase for example) on the appliance. The Set-top box must not be splashed with liquid. If liquid is spilled onto the Set-top box, unplug it immediately from the mains and consult your supplier. Take care not to allow liquids or metal objects to enter the Set-top box through the ventilation slots. Avoid reconnecting the Set-top box after it has been subjected to large changes in temperature. The Set-top box must be disconnected from power supply before any modication ofconnection between TV, VCR or antenna. In the event of a storm, it is advisable to unplug the antenna. Even if the Set-top box and the television set are disconnected from the power supply, lightning can still damage them. If you hear unusual noise coming from the mains power socket or from the power cord , disconnect immediately the power cord from the mains power socket in accordance with all the precautions of use, you risk getting an electric shock, and contact your retailer. Never connect the Set-top box to a mains power socket which is loose, shows signs of wear or damage, you risk getting an electric shock. Never touch the power cord with wet hands. You risk getting an electric shock. When connecting or disconnecting the power cord, always take hold of the plug without pulling on the cord. A damaged cord presents a potential risk of re or electric shock. Never pull the power cord when disconnecting from the mains power socket. Never place objects on the power cord, and never pull on it or fold it. This may cause a risk of re or electric shock. Ensure that the Set-top box never lies on the power cord or any other cables. Ensure the Set-top box is placed on a at and stable surface, placing it incorrectly may lead to the power cord being disconnected.This may cause a risk of re or electric shock.

Always keep the power cord unit out of the reach of children or domestic animals. Only personnel approved by the manufacturer can repair the Set-top box. Failure to comply with these safety precautions will invalidate the guarantee. Have a specialised installer perform all connections if you want to use cables that are not provided with the Set-top box.

Batteries

Batteries are easily swallowed by young children. Do not allow young children to play with the remote control. Always keep batteries away from excessive heat sources such as direct sunlight, re or similar sources. To avoid damaging the remote control, only use identical batteries or batteries of an equivalent type. The batteries provided are not rechargeable.

Interference

Do not place the Set-top box near appliances that may cause electromagnetic interferences (for example, loudspeakers, modems, routers or cordless phones). This could aect Set-top box operation and distort the picture or sound.

USB Storage devices

Please wait until the Set-top box or the multimedia le application exits the multimedia list manager (multimedia le application) or is in standby mode before disconnecting your storage devices. Otherwise, you risk losing data or damage your storage device. When connecting a USB peripheral device, respect the way of insertion and never use force. You may damage your peripheral device and/or the appliance.

Cleaning the Set-top box

The outer casing of the Set-top box can be cleaned with a soft and dry cloth. Do not use any type of abrasive pad, scouring powder or solvents, such as alcohol or turpentine, as they could damage the surface of the Set-top box.

2 What‘s in the box

Your new equipment includes:

High Denition Digital

Television Recorder (DTR)

Safety condition

Quick start guide warranty card

Remote control

with 2 batteries (AAA)

Front panel of the Set-top box

2 31 7 85 106 94

Digital display

Shows the current time when the Set-top box is in standby.

Shows the programme number when the Set-top box is on.

Shows hard disk activity(recording in progress,programme playback,...)

LED

• Green : Operating

•Red: Standby

USB port(5V 500mA)

Rear panel of the Set-top box

Antenna input

Antenna output (Loopthrough only)

LAN connector

Digital audio connector (S/PDIF)

HDMI Digital video audio connector

SCART connector (to TV or VCR/ DVD)

AC Mains

Overview of the remote control

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Put the Set-top box in standby mode/Wakeup the Set-top box from standby mode

Stop

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Play/Pause

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TV/RADIO

Switch between TV and Radio/Red button

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MEDIA

Enter PVR menu for U stick/Green button

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EPG

Display the Electronic Program Guide

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Move in a page,a menu... /CH+,-/VOL+,-

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Display the channel list,conrm a selection

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Access menus

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Rewind/Fastforward

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0 to 9

Access channels and various on-screen options

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TTX

Display Teletext pages when available

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Turn the sound o/on

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REC

Launch immediate recording, Schedule a recording from

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the TV Guide

INFO

Display programme information and options

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Blue button

On-screen options MHEG, Teletext pages and menu

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AUDIO

Select audio mode and audio track/Yellow button

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BACK

Go back to the previous channel, screen or mode

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EXIT

Exit from current screen or setting

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USB

Access to Media Player

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(Skip backward/Skip forward

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FAV

Open up Favourite list

SUBTITLE

On/O Subtitle

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Batteries

The remote control needs two batteries (AAA) to operate. The drawing in the battery compartment indicates how to install them.The batteries provided are not rechargeable.

3 Connecting your devices

Before installing your Set-top box:

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Please check that the delivery is complete (see What‘s in the box, page 6).

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Please ensure that the appliances to be connected together (recorder, TV set, VCR/DVD…) are unplugged before making any connections.

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Please ensure that Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT) is available in your area.

Connection to the terrestrial antenna

Very often to get the best reception, you may simply need to adjust your antenna. Alternatively, you can connect an indoor antenna to your system. For more information, please contact your specialised distributor.

Standard outdoor antenna

Preferably use an outside roof antenna that is designed to receive UHF channels (21 to 69). However:

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if your building is equipped with an old antenna model, digital channels may be dicult or even impossible to receive. The problem can only be resolved by changing the antenna.

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if your building is equipped with a common antenna which contains selective lters devised for analogue channels, reception will most probably not work correctly. In this case, you will have to contact the administrator of the building.

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some antennas directed towards an analogue TV transmitter must be re-adjusted towards a digital TV transmitter. If you encounter reception problems, you can also try placing the antenna at dierent heights.

Indoor antenna

In ideal reception conditions, this type of antenna is sucient. Here, however, are some useful tips:

use an antenna designed to receive channels 21 to 69.

• install the antenna close to the window and direct it towards

• the digital TV transmitter. if possible, use an antenna with an amplier. The Set-top box

• can provide remote power supply to your indoor antenna (see Setting the power parameters, page 29).

Connection to the antenna

Plug the antenna cable (not supplied) into the ANTENNA

IN input connector on your Set-top box.

You can connect the RF output connector of your Set-top

box to the antenna input of the television set or VCR/DVD recorder (cable not supplied).

Connection to the TV set

Connection to a High-Denition television set using an HDMI lead

To take advantage of High Denition picture quality, you

must connect the HDMI connector of your Set-top box to the HDMI connector on your television set (cable not supplied).

Plug the power cord into the wall socket.

Connection to a Standard-Denition television set

You must connect the television set to your Set-top box

using a SCART connector (not supplied). Plug the power cord into the wall socket.

Connection to a Home cinema system

Some programmes are broadcast with a high quality multichannel digital sound. The connection of your Set-top box to a Home cinema system will give you a cinematic surround sound experience when watching these programmes. This can easily be done by connecting with a coaxial cable (not supplied) the DIGITAL AUDIO output of your Set-top box to the digital audio coaxial input of your Home cinema amplier Dolby® Digital Plus is one of the latest innovations of Dolby Laboratories in high quality digital audio. Compatible with Dolby Digital systems, it addresses the expectations of most demanding viewers, and is scalable to the diverse world of content delivery, such as, for instance, High Denition TV broadcast.

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For more information, please visit the following website: http://www.dolby.com/consumer/setup/index.html

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