Radix DMC-4000T User Manual

User’s Guide

DMC-4000T

Digital Media Center with Built-in HDD and DVD Recorder

Safety Notes

This Digital Media Centre (or DMC) has been manufactured to satisfy international safety
standards. Please read the following recommended safety precautions carefully.

MAINS SUPPLY: AC 95-250V~, 50/60Hz
Operate this DMC only from the type of power supply indicated on the marking label. If you
are not sure of the type of power supplied to your home, consult your local power company.
Disconnect the product from the mains before you start any maintenance or installation
procedures.

OVERLOADING: Do not overload wall outlets, extension cords or adapters as this can result
in fire or electrical shock.

LIQUIDS: Keep liquids away from the DMC.
CLEANING: Before cleaning, disconnect the DMC from the wall socket. Use a cloth lightly

dampened with water (no solvents) to clean the exterior.
VENTILATION: Do not block the DMC ventilation holes. Ensure that free airflow is maintained

around the DMC. Never store the DMC where it is exposed to direct sunlight or near heating
equipment (e.g. a radiator). Never stack other electronic equipment on top of the DMC. Place
the DMC at least 30mm from the wall.

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ATTACHMENTS:

may cause a hazard or damage to the equipment.

CONNECTION TO THE SIGNAL CABLE AND TV:

any power cords into the wall outlet. Always turn off the DMC, TV, and other components
before you connect or disconnect any cables.

SERVICING: Do not attempt to service this product yourself. Any attempt to do so will make
the warranty invalid. Refer all servicing to a qualified service agent.

LIGHTNING: If the DMC is installed in an area subject to intense lightning activity, protection
devices for the DMC mains connector and antenna are essential. The individual manufacturer’
s instruction for safeguarding other equipment, such as TV, Hi-Fi, etc., connected to the DMC
must also be followed during lightning storms.

REPLACEMENT of PARTS:

technician uses replacement parts specified by the manufacturer or those that have the same
characteristics as the original part. Unauthorised substitution may result in additional damage
to the unit.

HANDLING: Do not move the DMC while a disc is being played, or the disc may be scratched
or broken, the DMC’s internal parts may be damaged.

• Be careful not to put your hand into the disc tray.

• Do not place anything other than the disc in the disc tray.

• Be sure to remove the disc and turn off the DMC after use.

• Disconnect the AC power cord from the AC outlet when you don’t intend to use the DMC for
long periods of time.

• Clean the disc by wiping in a straight line from the inside to the outside of the disc.

Do not use any attachment that is not recommended by the manufacturer; it

Connect all components before plugging

When replacement parts are required, be sure the service

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Precautions

HDD (Hard Disk Drive)

The hard disk has a high storage density, which enables long recording durations and quick
access to written data. However, it can easily be damaged by shock, vibration or dust and
should be kept away from magnets. To avoid losing important data, observe the following
precautions.

• Do not use the DMC in a place subject to extreme changes in temperature.

• Do not apply a strong shock to the DMC.

• Do not place the DMC in a location subject to mechanical vibrations or in an unstable
location.

Disc Handling

• Use discs with regular shapes. If an irregular disc (a disc with a special shape) is used, this
DMC may be damaged.

Cautions on handling discs

• Avoid touching the surface of a disc where recording is performed.

• Do not write on the printed side with a ball-point pen or pencil.

• Do not use record cleaning sprays or antistatic. Also, do not use volatile chemicals, such as
benzene or thinner.

• Do not apply labels or stickers to discs. (Do not use discs fixed with exposed tape adhesive
or leftover peeled-off stickers.)

• Do not use scratch-proof protectors or covers.

• Do not use discs printed with label printers available on the market.

• Do not load warped or cracked discs.

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Disc Storage

Be careful not to harm the disc because the data on these discs is highly vulnerable to the
environment.

• Do not keep under direct sunlight.

• Keep in a cool ventilated area.

• Store vertically.

• Keep in a clean protection jacket.

• If you move your DMC suddenly from a cold place to a warm place, condensation may
generate on the operating parts and lens and cause abnormal disc playback. If this occurs,
remove the disc and wait for one to two hours with the power on before attempting playback.

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Only for DVD player

1. CAUTION

Use of controls or adjustments or performance of
procedures other than those specified herein may result in
hazardous radiation exposure. The DVD player is classified
as a CLASS 1 LASER product. The CLASS 1 LASER
PRODUCT label is located on the exterior.

2. Supported disc formats

The following discs can be used in your DVD.

Note:

Supported discs could be different with the following disc.

• DVD Video (Digital Versatile Disc) • Super Video CD • Re (writable) DVD

• Video CD • Audio CD

• MP3

3. Region code of the DVD player and DVDs

Since DVD films are not normally released in all parts of the world at the same
time, all DVD players have a specific regional code. Discs can be given an optional
regional code. If the regional codes differ between the player and the disc, playback
is not possible.
DVDs must be marked ALL for all regions or specific number for specific region
to work in this machine. If the DVD is marked with a different region, it cannot be
played in this DVD player.
Some DVD discs may not have a regional code label even though their playback is
prohibited by area limits.
Region 2 Europe, Japan, Middle East, Egypt, South Africa, Greenland

Correct Disposal of This Product (Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment)

(Applicable in the European Union and other European countries with separate
collection systems)
This marking shown on the product or its literature, indicates that it should not
be disposed with other household wastes at the end of its working life.
To prevent possible harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled
waste disposal, please separate this from other types of wastes and recycle it

responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material resources.
Household users should contact either the retailer where they purchased this product,
or their local government office, for details of where and how they can take this item for
environmentally safe recycling.
Business users should contact their supplier and check the terms and conditions of the
purchase contract. This product should not be mixed with other commercial wastes for
disposal.

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Notice

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Copyright

Copyright © 2006 by Radix, Inc. All rights reserved.
This document contains information that is the property of Radix, Inc. It is furnished for the
sole purpose of the operation and the maintenance of products of Radix, Inc. No part of this
publication is to be used for any other purpose, and is not to be reproduced, copied, disclosed,
transmitted, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any human or computer language,
in any form, by any means, in whole or in part, without the prior express written consent of
Radix, Inc.

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Trademarks

Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories.
Dolby and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

This product incorporates copyright protection technology that is protected by U.S. patents
and other intellectual property rights. Use of this copyright protection technology must
be authorized by Macrovision, and is intended for home and other limited viewing uses
only unless otherwise authorized by Macrovision. Reverse engineering or disassembly is
prohibited.
U.S Patent Nos.4,631,603;4,907,093:5,315,448; and 6,513,132

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Thank you for purchasing a Radix DMC. Please read this user’s guide carefully, to be able to
safely install, use and maintain the DMC at maximum performance. Keep this user’s guide
next to your DMC for future reference. Although every effort is made to ensure the accuracy
of this document, Radix, Inc. assumes no responsibility for errors that may appear herein. The
information is subject to change without notice.

Contents

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Precautions

Only for DVD player .......................................4

Notice

Copyright ........................................................... 5

Trademarks .......................................................

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Getting Started

Introductions ..................................................... 8

Features ............................................................ 8

Unpacking ......................................................... 9

Accessories ..................................................... 9

Preparing the Remote Control ......................... 9

Description ........................................................ 10

Front Panel ...................................................... 10

Front Panel Display ......................................... 11

Rear Panel ...................................................... 12

Remote Control .............................................. 13

Connecting Your DMC ...................................... 16

Connecting TV with RF cable and

SCART cable ................................................... 16

Connecting TV with Video cable/S-Video cable/

Component video cables and Audio cables. ... 1

Connecting Audio System ............................... 1

Connecting an External Equipment ................. 18

Quick Start

Power On & Installation Wizard ...................... 19

Basic Operation

Mode Selection ................................................. 20

Changing Channels .......................................... 20

Using the Info Bar ............................................. 21

General Information ......................................... 21

Detailed Programme Information .................... 21

Volume Control and Mute ................................ 22

Changing the Subtitles .................................... 22

Selecting the Audio Language ........................ 2

Viewing the Teletext (TTX) ............................... 2

Option List ......................................................... 23

History (Only Live mode) ................................. 23

Sort (Live/ Channel List) .................................. 24

Lock/Unlock (Live/ Channel List) ..................... 24

Add to List (Live/ Channel List) ....................... 24

Timer (Live/ Channel List) ............................... 2

Delete (Only Channel List mode) .................... 24

Using Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) .... 25

Viewing the Picture-in-Picture (PIP) .............. 2

Swapping the PIP ........................................... 26

Moving the PIP ................................................ 26

Recording

Instant Recording ............................................. 27

Recording the Live Channels ......................... 27

Recording from external equipment ................ 28

Time Shift Recording ....................................... 29

Using the Tab button ........................................ 3

Schedule (Timer) Recording ............................ 3

Editing Schedule Recording ............................ 33

Editing a schedule recording ........................... 33

Deleting the Schedule Recording .................... 34

PlayBack

Playback—HDD mode ...................................... 35

Playing the recorded programme in the HDD
Using bookmark function in HDD or

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Timeshift mode ................................................ 35

Repeat Function ............................................. 37

Using optional functions on Play list menu ...... 37

Using the optional functions during playback

of recorded programme ................................... 37

Playback—DVD mode ...................................... 39

Playing an Audio CD

(CD-DA and MP3 Discs) .................................. 39

Repeating a Track or Disc ............................... 4

Playing the recorded programme in the DVD .. 40

Playing a DVD or VCD .................................... 40

Skipping Chapters .......................................... 41

Repeating a Chapter, Title or Disc ................... 4

Changing the Camera Angle ........................... 4

System Setup

Local Time ......................................................... 42

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Auto Time ........................................................ 42

Set Time & Date .............................................. 4

Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) ......................... 4

Time Offset ...................................................... 4

Summer Time .................................................. 4

TV Setup ............................................................ 43

TV Type ........................................................... 43

Video Format ................................................... 4

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Screen Format ................................................. 44

Audio Output ................................................... 44

RF Channel ..................................................... 45

OSD Setup ......................................................... 45

Menu Language .............................................. 45

Transparency ................................................... 45

Banner Timeout ............................................... 4

Factory Reset .................................................... 46

Antenna Booster ............................................... 46

Hide Duplicate ................................................... 46

LCN Display ...................................................... 46

Front Panel Scroll ............................................. 46

Channel Manager

Edit Channel ...................................................... 47

Deleting Channels ........................................... 47

Renames Channels ......................................... 47

Selecting All Channels ..................................... 4

Reordering Channels ...................................... 48

Locking and unlocking Channels ..................... 48

Exiting the Menu .............................................. 48

Favourite Manager ........................................... 49

Adding a New Favourite Channel List ............. 49

Editing Favourite Channel Lists ....................... 49

DVD Manager

Burning DVD-Copying from HDD to DVD ....... 58

PBC (Play Back Control) for VCD ................... 58

Schedule Recording

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Add New-Adding a New Schedule Recording

Event Type ...................................................... 59

Channel ........................................................... 60

Mode ............................................................... 60

Time ................................................................. 60

Date ................................................................. 60

Duration ........................................................... 61

Free Space ...................................................... 61

Entering Memo Title ........................................

Confirming Add New ........................................

System Information

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Checking the System Version of your DMC. .. 62

Upgrading System Software ............................ 62

Upgrade OTA (Over-the-Air) ............................ 62

Upgrade by RS-232 ........................................ 63

Upgrade by USB ............................................ 63

Upgrade by DVD ............................................ 63

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Installation

Auto Search ...................................................... 52

Manual Search .................................................. 52

Expert Search ................................................... 53

Parental Control

Set new Password ............................................ 54

Parental Control ............................................... 54

Parental Rating ................................................. 54

Hard Disk Manager

Playing and Editing Programmes on Play list

Record Duration ............................................... 56

Timeshift Duration ............................................ 5

Auto Timeshift ................................................. 5

Format HDD ....................................................... 57

HDD Standby ..................................................... 57

HDD Information ............................................... 57

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Appendix

Troubleshooting ............................................... 64

Recycling and Disposal ................................... 64

Specifications ...................................................

Tuner / Front-End Demodulator ....................... 65

Transport Demultiplexer ..................................

Video Decoding Parameters ...........................

Audio Decoding Parameters ........................... 65

Supporting Disc Media .................................... 65

Baseband Video/Audio Output ........................

Front Panel ...................................................... 66

Rear Panel ...................................................... 66

Remote Control Unit ........................................ 66

General Data ................................................... 66

Supportable DVD Writable Media .................... 67

DVD+R Media ................................................. 67

DVD-R Media .................................................. 69

DVD+RW Media ..............................................

DVD-RW Media ...............................................

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Getting Started

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Introductions

Thanks for your purchasing this DMC. All DMC products manufactured from our plants
meet the highest appropriate standards that the ISO 9002 requires. We hope you enjoy
using this product.

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Features

This product provides the following features:

• 2 x Digital Tuner

• Multiple DVB-T Receiving

• PVR with built-in HDD (160GB)

• DVD Playback

• Analog & Digital Recording into DVD media and HDD

• Picture in Picture

• Simple Operation through On Screen Display

• 3 SCARTS for TV, VCR, and other equipment

• Fully Infrared based Remote Control

• RS-232 Serial Link for Interaction with personal computer

• Display Signal Strength Meter for easy initial setup

• CD Quality Audio

• Volume control

• Teletext supported by internal software

• Subtitle function

• VPS function

• Favourite channel function

• Last channel recall function

• Variable aspect ratio (4:3, 16:9, Letter Box, Panorama)

• Electronic Programme Guide (EPG)

• Multi-Language function

• Parental lock function for Channel and DMC Access

• Channel sorting function (Name, Time, Date & Time, Channel)

• Various video outputs (SCART, Composite, S-VIDEO, Component)

• Various audio outputs (Stereo L/R, Coaxial, Optical)

• External video inputs (Composite, S-VIDEO)

• AC Power Switch (Rear panel)

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Unpacking

Accessories

Check for the supplied accessories shown below:

Video/Audio Cables

S-Video Cable

Batteries (AAA Size)

Component Cables SCART Cable RF Loop Cable

USB Mini Cable Power Cord Remote Eye

Remote Control User’s Guide Software CD

Preparing the Remote Control

Install Batteries in the Remote Control

Open the battery cover on the rear of the remote

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control.

Insert two AAA batteries. Make sure that the

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polarities (+ and -) are aligned correctly.

(includes the utility to

connect USB with PC)

Replace the battery cover to the original position.

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If the remote control does not operate properly,

• Check the polarity +/- of the batteries (Dry-Cell).

• Check if the batteries are drained.

• Check if any obstacles block the remote sensor.

• Check if there is any fluorescent lighting nearby.

Caution:

Dispose of batteries according to local environmental regulations. Do not put them in the
household trash.

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Description

Front Panel

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POWER( ) BUTTON

1

Turns the DMC on and off (standby).

DISC TRAY

2

Opens to load or reload a disc.

OPEN/CLOSE( ) BUTTON

3

Opens and closes the disc tray.

DISPLAY

4

Displays the playing status, programme
number, broadcasting name, recording
status, disc status, etc.

S-VIDEO INPUT

5

Connect to S-Video output jack of external
equipment.

COMPOSITE VIDEO INPUT

6

Connect to composite video output jack of
external equipment.

LEFT/RIGHT AUDIO INPUT

7

Connect to audio output jacks of external
equipment.

Note:

S-VIDEO Input, Composite Video Input,
and LEFT/RIGHT AUDIO Input are needed
for recording analog signals from external
equipment such as VCR and camcorder
with converted to digital format.

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USB PORT

8

Connect to USB port of a PC for software
upgrade or file uploading & downloading.

Note:

To enable the use of this port, install the
utility programme in the software CD
provided. See the usage to the utility
included in the CD.

MENU BUTTON

9

Displays the main menu or selects a sub
menu as the behavior of OK button on the
remote control.

DIRECTION BUTTONS (▲/▼/◄/►)

0

Moves the highlighted bar to select options
on the menu.

EXIT BUTTON

!

Exits a menu or returns to the previous
menu.

MODE BUTTON

@

Changes the media mode. (TV → HDD →
DVD → Ext. S-Video → Ext. CVBS → TV)

STOP(

#

Stops playing or recording.
PLAY/PAUSE(►) BUTTON

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Starts playback or Pauses playback.
RECORD(●) BUTTON

%

Records programme on the HDD/ Re
(writable) DVD discs.

) BUTTON

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Front Panel Display

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Displays the media connection status. For example, if a DVD is loaded, DVD and

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moving disc sign are turned on. When the mode is standby, the power indicator lights.
It also displays the status such as any live TV or radio channel is connected by lighting
TV or musical note sign.

Displays information by presenting text messages such as channel number, playing

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status, upgrading method, and the like.

Displays information by lighting each sign about whether the speaker is inactive, the

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timer is set, the selected channel is blocked, a pay channel is selected, it repeats all or
in a part unit, the TITLE button is pressed, the sound is Dolby, and any button on your
remote control is pressed.

Rear Panel

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Fan

The fan always operates when the HDD or DVD is active.
Ensure a minimum of 10cm clear space on all sides of the fan when installing your DMC.

RF1 IN

1

Connect to a digital terrestrial antenna.

RF1 OUT

2

Antenna Loop through out of RF1 IN.

RF2 IN

3

Connect the RF1 OUT and RF2 IN using
the Loop Cable.

RF2 OUT

4

Antenna Loop through out of RF2 IN.

ANT IN

5

Connect to a VHF/UHF antenna for analog
broadcasting.

TV OUT

6

Connect to your TV antenna terminal.

Note:

When you have available A/V interfaces
such as SCART and RCA on your TV set, the
connections to ANT IN and TV OUT are not
necessary.

SCART1 (TV)

7

Connect to your TV using a SCART cable.

SCART2 (VCR)

8

Connect to your VCR using a SCART
cable.

SCART3 (AUX)

9

Connect to external equipment using a
SCART cable.

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COMPONENT VIDEO OUT (YUV or Y/C)

0

Connect to component video inputs of your
TV using component video cables.

AUDIO OUT (L, R)

!

Connect to audio inputs of your TV using
audio cables.

VIDEO OUT

@

Connect to a video input of your TV using
a video cable.

S-VIDEO OUT

#

Connect to an S-Video input of your TV
using an S-Video cable.

DIGITAL AUDIO OUT (COAXIAL)

$

Connect to a coaxial input of your digital
amplifier using a coaxial cable.

DIGITAL AUDIO OUT (OPTICAL)

%

Connect to an optical input of your digital
amplifier using an optical cable.

REMOTE EYE

^

Connect the Remote Eye to operate
your remote control using infra-red
communication.

RS232C

&

Connect to a serial port of your computer
for software upgrade.

POWER SWITCH

*

Turn AC main power on or off.

AC MAINS

(

Connect the AC main power cord. The
input AC voltage range is 95V to 250V,
50/60Hz supply.

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Remote Control

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POWER( )

1

Turns the DMC On or Off (standby).

NUMERIC Buttons (0~9)

2

Enters the channel number directly. Also
it is used for inputting the number for the
menu commands.

FAV

3

Used for the Favourite Manager function.
You can also update your own favourite
channel list.

AUDIO

4

Changes to the audio mode for selecting a
language and output mode such as Right
Mono, Left Mono, and Stereo.

EXT.

5

Switches the external input mode. When
the mode is in EXT, it toggles between
CVBS and S-Video.

LIVE(TV/RADIO)

6

Switches the Live mode (TV → Radio →
All → TV).

DVD

7

Switches the DVD mode.

OPTION

8

Displays the option menu that includes
History, Sort, Lock, Add to List, Timer,
and the like. Displayed functions on
option menu may differ according to each
situation.

OPEN/CLOSE( )

9

Opens or closes the disc tray.

MUTE

0

Enables or disables the sound output.

TTX

!

Changes to the teletext mode.

EPG

@

Displays the programme information or
Electronic Programme Guide (EPG).

HDD

#

Switches the HDD mode.

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VOL -/+

$

Adjusts the volume level.
Direction Buttons (▲/▼/◄/►)

%

Moves the highlighted bar to select an
option on the menu.

TAB

^

Press this button to move to other tasks
in progress so you can check the status
on the Info bar like PIP, recordings, live
channels, external inputs, and such.

FR()

&

Rewinds at high speed. Each time you
press this button the rewind speed
increases. You can also search backward
slowly while the SLOW(▌►) button is
pressed.

REC(●)

*

Records Live TV/Radio channels to a HDD
or recordable DVD disc.

TITLE

(

Displays the DVD title while a DVD plays.

MENU

)

Displays or exits the menu.

(EXIT)

a

Returns to the previous menu option or
exits from the current screen.

)

PIP CH & PAGE(

b

/

Changes the channel on sub picture of PIP
or the page of the channel list.

OK

c

Confirms a selected menu option or
displays the channel list while watching a
channel.

INFO

d

Displays the information about channel
and programme on the Info Bar. Press it
again, you can see the detailed information
on the selected channel.

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PLAY/PAUSE(

e

►/

Plays at normal speed or pauses.

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FF(

f

Fast forward at high speed. Each time you
press this button the fast forward speed
increase. You can also search forwards

▌

slowly while the

SLOW(

►) button is

pressed.

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SLOW(▌►)

g

Plays the programme in slow motion mode.
This button is activated only with HDD and
time shift recording.

MARK( )

h

Sets a bookmark in a certain position while
playing a file stored in HDD.

ANGLE

i

Selects a viewing angle when the loaded
DVD title supports multiple angles. It all
depends on the loaded disc itself.

ZOOM( )

j

Zooms in the selected screen. It works with
live channel, HDD, and EXT mode.
The zooming scale changes by pressing
this button. (x2 → x4 → normal → x2)
While the zoom is active, use the direction
buttons to relocate the zooming position.
Press the OK button to apply the selected
scale.

PIP( )

k

Watches two channels with main and sub
screens simultaneously.

REPEAT( )

l

With DVD and VCD, it repeats chapter,
title, track, or all (disc). With audio CD, it
repeats all the tracks or selected ones.
With HDD, it repeats selected bookmark
segment.

STOP()

m

Stops playing or recording. In the case of
DVD, the first press pauses playing and
the second press switches the Live mode.

SUBT.

n

Press this to switch the subtitle language
on the screen when you are watching a TV
programme or a playing title.

SLEEP

o

Automatically turns off the device after a
preset time interval. (10 → 20 → 30 min.
→ 1hr → 1.5hr → 2hr)

MOVE( )

p

Moves the location of the sub picture.

SWAP( )

q

Switches between the main picture and
sub picture while the PIP works.

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Connecting Your DMC

Connecting TV with RF cable and SCART cable

Connect your antenna to RF1 IN and RF2 IN connection on the rear of the DMC.

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Connect an RF (Coaxial) cable from the TV OUT (Loop out) to the antenna input of your

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TV.

Connect a scart cable between SCART (TV) output jack on your DMC and SCART

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input jack on your TV.

Connect the mains plug of your DMC to a wall socket.

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For Analog Receiving

For Digital Receiving

<Alternative connection for one antenna>

Note:

It is not necessary to connect the antenna for TV through your DMC if one of SCART or RCA
input in the TV is available for connecting your DMC.

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Connecting TV with Video cable/S-Video cable/Component video cables and
Audio cables.

Use any of the following methods.
Resolution quality : Component video > S-VIDEO > VIDEO

Connect a video cable between VIDEO output jack on your DMC and VIDEO input

1.1

jack on your TV.

Connect a S-Video cable between S-VIDEO output jack on your DMC and S-VIDEO

1.2

input jack on your TV.

Connect a Component video cables between Component video (YUV or Y/C) output

1.3

jacks on your DMC and Component video input jacks on your TV.

Connect an audio cable between AUDIO (L, R) output jacks on your DMC and AUDIO

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(L, R) input jacks on your TV.

Connecting Audio System

Use any of the following methods.
Don’t connect both audio jacks together!

Connect a coaxial cable between DIGITAL AUDIO output jack on your DMC and

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DIGITAL AUDIO input jack on your TV.

Connect an OPTICAL cable between OPTICAL output jack on your DMC and

1.2

OPTICAL input jack on your TV.

Connecting an External Equipment

Connect a video (S-Video) cable between VIDEO (S-VIDEO) input jack on your DMC

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and VIDEO (S-VIDEO) output jack on your External Equipment (such as camcorder).

Connect an audio cable between AUDIO (L, R) input jacks on your DMC and AUDIO (L,

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R) output jacks on your External Equipment (such as camcorder).

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Quick Start

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Power On & Installation Wizard

After power is turned on, DMC will initially display the OSD
language selection menu for you to set your language, and it
automatically scans live channels and saves them.

First of all, connect your DMC with antenna (or aerial) and external
devices. (See page 16, “Connecting Your DMC”)

Switch your TV on.

1

Connect the power cord of your DMC to a wall outlet.

2

Turn on the power switch located at the left on the rear of

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your DMC.

Turn power on by pressing the POWER( ) button on the

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front of your DMC (or on your remote control).
The Menu Language selection screen appears.

Select a preferable language using the ▲/▼ button and

5

press the OK button.

When the Antenna Booster selection menu appears, select

6

ON if an active antenna is connected.
Your DMC saves live channels after scanning them.

Basic Operation





Mode Selection

DMC has 4 separate modes such as LIVE, EXT, DVD, and HDD. To
enable functions, set the mode first using mode buttons.

• LIVE mode: Select to watch TV and Radio live channels.

• EXT mode: Select to watch or record contents from external
equipment.

• DVD mode: Select to enable the DVD player.

• HDD mode: Select to play back the recorded files stored in
HDD.



Changing Channels

Make sure you DMC is in live mode.
You can change the current channel by three different methods.

• Method 1: Use the ▲/▼ button.

• Method 2: To select a channel directly, press a channel
number using the NUMERIC button.

• Method 3:

To display the channel list, press the OK button.

1

Select a channel you want to watch using the ▲/▼ button

2

and then press OK button.

• If there are multiple channels, use the PIP CH & PAGE(

) button to move to channels by page.

/

• Press the ◄/► button to switch between Favourite
channel lists and one of TV, Radio, and all channel lists
(Please see “Add to List” on page 24 and “Favourite
Manager” on page 49).

• LIVE(TV/RADIO) button circulates among the TV, Radio,
and All channels in order. It doesn’t affect the favourite
channel lists.

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

Using the Info Bar

The Info bar always appears for a specific period of time whenever
you switch channels. The period can be set by the Banner Timeout
in the OSD Setup. (See page 46 for more details)

General Information

The general information is displayed on the screen with the
following information when pressing the INFO or TAB button.

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2 41 9

Channel number and name

1

Each Tab icon is displayed for Live, recordings, PIP, and

2

5

etc. (See page 30)

EPG exists or not

3

ANT Input, Frequency, Transponder

4

Help bar

5

Signal Level

6

Signal Quality

7

Current time

8

Icons: Locked channel, Scrambled channel, Subtitle is

9

available, Teletext information, TV/Radio mode

Detailed Programme Information

You can see detailed information about current programme by
pressing the INFO button.
If pressed again, it displays the detailed programme
information.

Detailed programme
information



Volume Control and Mute

You can control the volume level, or keep the volume silent.

Press the VOL –/+ button to control the volume level.

1

Press the MUTE button to turn the sound off.

2

Press the MUTE button again or the VOL –/+ button to

3

cancel muting.

Note:

If you want loud sound, increase the volume on your TV set
rather than to use the volume control on this product.



Changing the Subtitles

If the current programme provides subtitle information, you can
select a preferable language among available ones.

Press the SUBT. button to display the subtitle menu.

1

Set the subtitle function to On or Off using the ◄/► button

2

and press the OK button.

Select your desired subtitle language using the ◄/►

3

button and press the OK button.



Selecting the Audio Language

If the current programme is available in multiple audio languages,
you can select a preferable language among available ones.

Press the AUDIO button to display the audio language

1

menu.

Select an audio mode using the ◄/► button and press the

2

OK button. The available modes can vary depending on
the service provider. (Possible modes are Stereo, Right
Mono, Left Mono, and Dolby D.)

Select your desired audio language using the ◄/► button

3

and press the OK button.

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

Viewing the Teletext (TTX)

When the current broadcasting programme includes the TTX
information, you can access them.

Press the TTX button.

• NUMERIC buttons: Selects a TTX page directly.

• / : Increases or decreases the TTX page.

•

(EXIT): Exits from the TTX.



Option List

You can perform proper optional functions on the screen.

<Live Screen>

<Channel List>

Press the
screen. The Option menu will appear.

• Live screen options:
and Timer.

• Channel list options: Add to List, Sort, Lock, Delete, and

Timer

OPTION button on live channel or channel list

, Add to List,

Lock

History, Sort

.

,

History (Only Live mode)

Displays the previous 4 channels played. Use the ▲/▼
button to go to the previous channel you want. To remove all

.

channels from the history, select

Delete

Sort (Live/ Channel List)

Displayed channels can be sorted by alphabetical order,
transponder, combination of free-to-air and conditional access
channels, and local channel number.

After the channels are sorted, you can return to the previous
channel list by selecting Restore.

Select Sort using the ▲/▼ button and press the OK

1

button.

Select the desired option using the ▲/▼ button and press

2

the OK button.
The channels are sorted as you want.

Lock/Unlock (Live/ Channel List)

If it is necessary to prevent children from watching the current
live program, you can lock the channel by selecting Lock
using the ▲/▼ button. To confirm the setting, press the OK
button. But you must bear in mind that this function works
only when the parental control has been set to On. (See page
54 for the configuration)
Once the channel is locked, whenever you attempt to watch
any programme on this channel. You are prompted to enter
the password.

Add to List (Live/ Channel List)

Using this function, you can make your own favourite channel
lists.
To add the current live channel into a favourite channel list,
select Add to List using the ▲/▼ button and press the OK
button.
If you haven’t created any favourite channel list using
Favourite Manager, the default names are given like List1,
List2, ... When there are multiple channel lists, select one of
them using the ▲/▼ button and press the OK button. Also
you can add more favourite channel lists by your taste and
delete or edit the existing ones. (See “Favourite Manager” on
page 49)

Timer (Live/ Channel List)

You can set the timer recording. (See page 31)

Delete (Only Channel List mode)

To delete the selected channel from the channel list, select
Delete using the ▲/▼ button and press the OK button.

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

Using Electronic Programme Guide
(EPG)

EPG displays programme information such as programme titles,
broadcast schedule, programme synopsis, and etc.
This service depends on the service provider.

Press the EPG button while watching a TV channel or

1

listening to a Radio channel.
The Electronic Programme Guide will appear.

Select a programme you want to see for further more

2

information.

• ▲/▼: Selects an event by channel. If there are multiple

) button to move

channels, use the PIP CH & PAGE(

to channels by page.

• ◄/►: Selects an event by time & date within the same
channel. It displays the programme list by 2 hours per
block.

If you press the OK button, you can view the information

3

detail of the selected event.
You can see the EPG information for 7 days. To see
through them, use the ◄/► button. Each time schedule
can be shown by using the ▲/▼ button.

To schedule recording for the selected programme that is
displayed on EPG, press the REC button.

/

To exit from the EPG mode, press the

4

(EXIT) button.



Viewing the Picture-in-Picture (PIP)

Using the PIP function, you can watch two channels with main
and sub pictures simultaneously. You can also watch another TV
programme or monitor another video input from the connected
devices while watching TV or other video media.

Press the PIP( ) button to display the sub picture.

1

To close the sub picture, press the PIP( ) button again.

2

Note:

• You can change the channels from within both main and sub
pictures. With main picture, the channels are changed using

button or NUMERIC buttons. With sub picture, they are

▲/▼

using PIP CH & PAGE( / ) button.

• The mode combinations are:
(Main+Sub):(Live

• The quality of the sub picture depends on the software so it
may not be clear in some cases.

Live), (HDD + Live), (External + Live)

+

Swapping the PIP

Press the SWAP( ) button to swap between the main and
sub pictures.

Note:

To change the channel of the sub picture, fi rst select the main
channel, then press the SWAP(
channel.

Sub pictureMain picture

) button to change the

Moving the PIP

Press the MOVE( ) button to move the sub picture
counterclockwise.

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Recording

<Selecting Media>





Instant Recording

Recording the Live Channels

You can record up to four live channels instantly.

Select a TV or Rdio channel you want to record, then press

1

the REC(●) button.
The media selection menu will appear.

Select a media to record using the ▲/▼ button and press

2

the OK button.

• HDD Record: Current live channel will be recorded in the
HDD.

• DVD Record: Current live channel will be recorded in the
DVD.

• Cancel: Exits from the menu.

Note:

When you start instant recording into a (re-)writable DVD
disc in the tray, the disc is automatically formatted. After
the recording completes, the disc is automatically finalised.
A DVD+R type of disc can be recorded just once.
A DVD+RW type of disc can be recorded multiple times
because it is rewritable after unfinalising it.

Multi-tasking

If you want to record other channels, select channels

3

you want to record simultaneously and press the REC(●)
button.

With the same method, you can record up to four live

4

channels.
With multiple channels being recorded, you can check the
status of those recordings on the channel-by-channel basis
by pressing the TAB button as many times as you want.

To stop recording, change the channel and press the

5

STOP(

Note:

A (re-)writable DVD disc is needed for DVD recording.

) button.



Recording from external equipment

You can record video signals from your external equipment such
as DVD player, VCR, Camcorder, etc.

Connect video and audio cables from output jacks of your

1

external equipment to input jacks located at the left on the
front of your DMC.

Select an input format (one of S-Video and CVBS) by

2

pressing the EXT button one or two times.

Start playing your external equipment.

3

You can see the video signals from your external

4

equipment. If no signals, check cables connected.

Select a video quality out of Low, Medium, and High with

5

the Info bar displayed using the ▲/▼ button.

To record, press the REC(●) button.

6

A media selection menu will appear.

Select a media (HDD Record or DVD Record) to record

7

using the ▲/▼ button and press the OK button.

• Cancel: Exits from the menu.

Note:

The file size for recording depends on the video quality.
Copy protected sources can not be recorded.

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

Time Shift Recording

This function enables replay of previous scenes while watching a
live programme. It is almost the same effect as VCR.

First press the PLAY/PAUSE(►/) button while watching
and the current programme will be paused (Also see “Timeshift
Duration” and “Auto Timeshift” on page 56). The product
temporarily saves the live programme into the HDD. After
a while, press the PLAY/PAUSE(►/) button and the
programme resumes. The Time status bar appears to show
you the current operating status as shown in the picture. Use
the playback-related buttons to play contents saved in the
HDD. For instance, to move to the current broadcasting point,
use the FF() button.

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Time shift recording start time

1

Watching point

2

Broadcasting point

3

Time shift duration end time (See page 56)

4

Watching point time

5

To cancel the time shift recording, press the STOP(

• Slow Motion: Used to play the programme in slow motion
mode.

• Fast Rewind: Used to search backward to previous scenes
in fast speed. Each time you press it, the speed increases.
(x2, x4, x8, x32) When the start point is met, it automatically
resumes the play from the start in normal speed.

• Fast Forward: Used to search forward to the broadcasting
point in fast speed. Each time you press it, the speed
increases. (x2, x4, x8, x32) When the broadcasting point
is met, it automatically shows you the current broadcasting
pictures in normal speed.

) button.





Using the Tab button

You can perform multiple tasks such as recording total 4
programmes at a time, watching programmes in Live/DVD/HDD
mode or from external equipment.

You can check the status of your multiple tasks running using Tab
icons, which can show each status of your performing tasks.

To check each task of those, press the TAB
times as you want.
The pictures shown below present you several cases, for
example, when you watch contents from external equipment
and a live programme on the sub picture concurrently, and
you record a live programme on DVD and record the playing
contents from external equipment onto HDD at the same time.

Watching a programme from
external equipment

button as many

1st press of the TAB button:
Sub picture showing a live
channel

2nd press of the TAB button:
Recording a live programme
on DVD

3rd press of the TAB button:
Recording a content from
external equipment onto HDD

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

Schedule (Timer) Recording

You can reserve a recording by setting the date, time, channel,
media, and frequency. Be sure that you have already set the
current time for your DMC.

Press the OPTION button.

1

Option list will appear.

Select Timer using the ▲/▼ button and press the OK

2

button.
The Add New menu will appear.

Select Event Type using the ▲/▼ button and press the ►

3

or OK button.

Select a media (HDD or DVD) using the ▲/▼ button and

4

press the OK button.

• HDD Record: Reserved programme will be recorded to

the HDD.

• DVD Record: Reserved programme will be recorded to
the DVD.

• Ext. To HDD Record: The programme on the external
equipment will be recorded to the HDD.

• Ext. To DVD Record: The programme on the external
equipment will be recorded to the DVD.

Select Channel using the ▲/▼ button and press the OK

5

button.

Select the recording channel using the ▲/▼/◄/► buttons

6

and press the OK button.

• ◄/►: Switches between all channel list and favourite
channel list.

• ▲/▼: Moves the highlighted bar to select a channel.

Select Mode using the ▲/▼ button and press the ► or OK

7

button.

Select a desired recording mode of reruns out of Once,

8

Daily, and Weekly, using the ▲/▼ button and press the
OK button.

Select Time or Date using the ▲/▼ button and press the

9

OK button.

Set the current time and date using the ▲/▼/◄/►

10

buttons and press the OK button.

• ◄/►: Goes to hour, minute, day, month, and year.

• ▲/▼ or 0~9: Sets the time and date.

Select Duration using the ▲ or ▼ button and press the

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◄/► button to set the value.
The range of duration is 5 minutes to 20 hours.

Note:

You can input the duration time directly by pressing
and NUMERIC buttons. The direct input range is 5 minutes
to 1200 minutes.

Select OK using the ▲/▼ button and press the OK

12

button.

Note:

You can edit or delete any timer recording that has been set
on the schedule recording menu as explained in “Editing
Schedule Recording” in the coming pages.

OK

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

Editing Schedule Recording

You can edit or delete the reserved programmes for schedule
recording. Also you can add new schedules. (See “Schedule (Timer)
Recording” on page 31)

Editing a schedule recording

To edit a reserved programme,

Press the MENU button.

1

Select Schedule Recording using the ▲/▼ button and

2

press the OK or ► button.
Schedule Recording menu will appear.

Select a reserved programme you want to edit using the ▲

3

/▼ button and press the OK or OPTION button.
A pop-up menu will appear.

Select Edit using the ▲/▼ button and press the OK

4

button.
An Edit Event menu will appear.

Edit a desired item using the ▲/▼ button and press the

5

OK button.
The same is true for editing the items as shown in Timer
Recording. (See page 31)

Deleting the Schedule Recording

To delete a reserved programme,

Press the MENU button.

1

Select Schedule Recording using the ▲/▼ button and

2

press the OK or ► button.
Schedule Recording menu will appear.

Select a reserved programme you want to delete using the

3

▲/▼ button and press the OK or OPTION button.
A pop-up menu will appear.

Select Delete using the ▲/▼ button and press the OK

4

button.
The selected schedule recording is deleted.

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PlayBack





Playback—HDD mode

Playing the recorded programme in the HDD

To play the TV programmes recorded in the HDD,

Press the HDD button.

1

The Play list menu will appear.

Use the ▲/▼ button to see the selected programmes on

2

the thumbnail screen. Press the OK or PLAY/PAUSE(
button to see the programmes on the full screen.

Playback control buttons in HDD mode are:

• PLAY/PAUSE(►/): Plays or pauses the programme.

• STOP(): Stops playing. Press it again to return to the play
list menu.

• FR()/FF(): Fast rewind or fast forward; each time you
press it, the speed increases. (x2, x4, x8, x32)

• SLOW(▌►): Plays slowly at an x1/4 or x1/2 speed. To
resume, press the PLAY/PAUSE(►/) button.

►/)

Using bookmark function in HDD or Timeshift mode

Add Bookmark

You can set bookmarks where you want to save the specific
scenes of recordings for easier search.

Press the MARK( ) button at a desired scene. It displays
a message saying “Set Bookmark.” You can use FR()
or FF() button to quickly move to the next bookmarked
scenes. When you press the INFO button, the bookmarked
positions are displayed.

Note:

You can save up to 20 bookmarks for a maximum in a
recording.

Go to Bookmark

You can move to any of preset bookmarks.

Press the PREV()/NEXT() button.

1

Each time you press the PREV()/NEXT() button, a
previous or next bookmark is selected.

Use the PREV()/NEXT() button until the bookmark

2

you want appears, and press the OK button. The selected
bookmark will start playing.

Delete Bookmark

Yon can delete any of preset bookmarks.

Use the PREV()/NEXT() button until the bookmark you
want to delete appears, and press the MARK( ) button. The
selected bookmark will be deleted.

Clear Bookmarks

You can clear all the bookmarks set in the current play.

To do this,

Press the OPTION button during playback on the HDD.

1

Select Clear Bookmarks using the ▲/▼ button and press

2

the OK button.

Editing a file using bookmarks

The preset bookmarks can also be used in the file edit function on
the HDD editing menu.

To do this,

Set bookmarks as mentioned before. You can also set

1

bookmarks for partial cutting or for copying the recorded
file.

Press the MENU button and select Hard Disk Manager,

2

then press the OK button.

Select Play list. The screen shows you the contents you

3

have recorded.

Select the content you want to edit and move to the option

4

list using the ► button.

Select Edit and press the OK button.

5

The screen shows the bookmark positions on the progress
bar and their segments displayed at the top left corner.

Uncheck the file segments for cutout as shown in the

6

picture. You can delete advertisements on your own,for
example.

Set the Delete Original to Yes if you don’t need the

7

original file anymore and set the
if you want to copy the cheaked file segments to multiple
separate files. When the Save Separate is set to No, it
will come up with only one new file excluding unchecked
segments.

Save Separate to Yes

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Select OK and press the OK button.

8

HDD starts editing, which can take time depending on the
file size. While copying files, you can watch other contents
in live TV, DVD, or HDD. To check the copying status, use
the TAB button.

Repeat Function

For repeating the play, you can repeat a segment of selected
bookmark or whole file after pressing the REPEAT( )
button. With no bookmark, you can also set the starting and
ending time after pressing the REPEAT( ) button.

Using optional functions on Play list menu

Press the OPTION button on the Play list menu.

1

Sort option list will appear.

Select the desired sort option using the ▲/▼ button and

2

press the OK button.
The play list is sorted by the selected option.
Sort options are:

• Name: Sorts by playlist name

• Time: Sorts by recording time.

• Date & Time: Sorts by recording time & date.

• Channel: Sorts by channel name.

• Cancel: Select this to cancel the sort.

Using the optional functions during playback of
recorded programme

You can perform the optional functions such as History, Rename,
Delete

, Lock/Unlock, and Clear Bookmarks.

Press the OPTION button during playback on the HDD.
Option list menu will appear.

History

It shows you the previous 4 files played. Use the ▲/▼ button
to select a recorded play, then press the OK button to watch
the play. To delete them all, select Delete.

Rename

To rename selected play,

Select Rename using the ▲/▼ button and press the OK

1

button.
The Rename menu will appear.

Use ▲/▼/◄/► button to move the cursor to Delete, then

2

press the OK button as many times as characters to delete
the exiting name. The current play name is deleted.

Using the ▲/▼/◄/►, select characters and press the OK

3

button for each input to enter the new play name.

Move the cursor to OK using the ▲/▼/◄/► buttons and

4

press the OK button.
The selected play is renamed.

Delete

To delete selected play, select Delete using the ▲/▼ button
and press the OK button.

Lock/Unlock

To lock or unlock the current play, select Lock/Unlock using
the ▲/▼ button and press the OK button.

Clear Bookmarks

To clear all bookmarks on the play, select Clear Bookmarks
using the ▲/▼ button and press the OK button.

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<Audio CD>



Playback—DVD mode

Playing an Audio CD (CD-DA and MP3 Discs)

You can play the disc title such as audio (CD-DA) and MP3 CDs.

Open the disc tray by pressing the OPEN/CLOSE( )

1

button, then place a music CD into the disc tray.

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<MP3>

1 2 4 53 6

Current playback status

1

Status bar

2

Elapsed playback time

3

Total playback time

4

Repeat mode

5

Detailed information on each file:

6

Title, Artist, Album, Genre, Time,
Audio compression format, etc.

Close the disc tray by pressing the OPEN/CLOSE(

2

button.

Press the DVD button to change the mode.

3

The Play list menu will appear.

Select a track or file that you want to play using ▲ or ▼,

4

then press OK.

• ▲/▼: Moves the highlighted bar to select a track, file, or
folder.

• OK: Plays the selected track or file. You can see the
lower level folders.

(EXIT): Changes to the upper level folder.

•



Plays the DVD or pauses its action.

):

• PLAY/PAUSE(►



• FR(

• STOP(

• Back: Goes to upper folder (MP3 only).

• LIVE(TV/RADIO): Returns to the live channel.

)/FF(

you press it, the speed increases. (x2, x4, x8, x16) It
works on audio CD only.

):



/



Fast Rewind or Fast Forward; each time

):

Stops playing.

)

Repeating a Track or Disc

While a disc playing, press the REPEAT( ) button.
Each time you press the
sections are changed (Repeat Play Single → Repeat Play
All → Repeat Play Off). Select the section you want.

REPEAT( )

button, the repeating

Playing the recorded programme in the DVD

To play the TV programmes recorded in the DVD,

Press the DVD button.

1

The DMC will start playback automatically.

Note:

Playback-related buttons operate as same as HDD.

Playing a DVD or VCD

You can play DVD or Video CD titles.

Open the disc tray by pressing the OPEN/CLOSE( )

1

button, then place a DVD title (or VCD) into the disc tray.

Close the disc tray by pressing the OPEN/CLOSE(

2

button.

Press the DVD button to change the mode.

3

For DVD:

Select a desired item in the DVD title menu using the ▲/▼
/◄/► buttons and press the press OK button. The title menu
displayed depends on the DVD.

For VCD:

If a Video CD has the playback control, you can bypass the disc’s
menu by these steps when you first load the discs.

Press STOP() button to put the player in the stop mode.

1

Using the NUMERIC buttons to enter the desired track

2

number and press the OK button.
When playback begins, the disc will respond as if it is not
in the Playback Control mode.

• ▲/▼/◄/►: Selects items from the DVD title menu.

• OK: Confirms an item selection.

• PLAY/PAUSE(►/): Plays the disc or pauses its action.

• FR()/FF(): Fast Rewind or Fast Forward. Each time
you press it, speed is increase. (x2, x4, x8, x16)

• STOP(): Stops playing.

• TITLE: Returns to the title menu or VCD menu depending
on the disc.

• LIVE(TV/RADIO): Returns to the live channel.

)

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Skipping Chapters

You can move to the next chapter, or the previous chapter.

When playing a DVD, if you press the NEXT() button, it
skips to the next chapter.
When playing a DVD, if you press the PREV() button, it
moves to the previous chapter.

Note:

When playing a VCD, if you press PREV(
button, it moves to the next (or previous) track.

) or NEXT()



Repeating a Chapter, Title or Disc

You can repeat the currently playing chapter, title or disc.

While a disc playing, press the REPEAT( ) button.
Each time you press the REPEAT( ) button, repeating
sections are changed (Chapter → Title → All → Cancel).
Select the section you want.

Note:

When playing a VCD, repeating units are changed (Track
All → Cancel → Track).

→

Changing the Camera Angle

Some DVDs contain multiple angles of a particular scene or
sequence. You can select the camera angle.

Press the ANGLE button.

1

The select Camera Angle menu will appear.

Select the desired angle no. using the ▲/▼ button and

2

press the OK button.
Selected angle view is displayed.

Note:

This feature does not work if a DVD has not been recorded
with multiple camera angles.

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System Setup



You can setup your DMC with Local Time, TV Setup, OSD Setup,
Factory Reset, Antenna Booster, Hide Duplicate.

Press the MENU button.

1

Select System Setup using the

2

OK button.
The System Setup menu will appear.

To exit, press the

3



Local Time

You can set the time of your DMC automatically or manually.

Select Local Time using the

1

or OK button.

Select desired items using the

2

(EXIT) button.

▲/▼

button and press the

button and press the

▲/▼

button.

▲/▼

Auto Time

Current time and date are automatically set by the broadcasting
signal from the station.

or OK: Toggles On and Off.

◄/►

•

Note:

If you select On, you need not set them such as Set Time &

, GMT, and Time Offset.

Date

►

Set Time & Date

Sets the current time and date manually.

: Goes to hour, minute, day, month, and year by turns.

◄/►

•
or 0~9: Sets the time and date.

▲/▼

•

• OK: Enters or confirms the setup menu.

Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)

Current time is set to GMT.

: Changes the offset time from –12 to +11.

◄/►

•

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Time Offset

Sets the time offset value.

•

◄/►

: Changes the offset time that is –30 min, 0 min, or

+30 min.

Summer Time

Sets the daylight saving time to On or Off.

•

◄/►

or OK: Toggles On and Off.



TV Setup

You can set up your TV with TV Type(broadcasting system), Video
Format, Screen Format, Audio Output, and output RF channel.

Select TV Setup using the

1

button.
The TV Setup menu will appear.

Select a desired item using

2

or OK button.

▲/▼

button and press OK

▲/▼

button and press the ►

TV Type

Selects a broadcasting system out of PAL, SECAM, and
NTSC using the

▲/▼

button and press the OK button.

Video Format

Selects a video signal format out of RGB, CVBS, S-VIDEO,
and YUV using the
The output format should be suitably selected for equipment
such as TV or VCR.

Selected Menu TV Scart Output RCA Output

RGB RGB X

CVBS CVBS Y/C

S-VIDEO Y/C Y/C

YUV YUV YUV

▲/▼

button and press the OK button.

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Screen Format

Selects a screen format out of Auto, 4:3, 4:3 Letterbox, 4:3
Panscan, and 16:9 using the

button.
In accordance to the type of your TV you have, you can adjust
the screen aspect ratio. When the source is 4:3 and your TV
monitor size is the same, select 4:3. If the source is 16:9 and
your TV monitor size is the same, select 16:9. That’s the best
case you can imagine.
But the problem happens when the aspect ratios between
source and TV monitor are different. To adjust the screen
aspect ratio as you want, refer to the following.

• Auto: Choose this when you want to see an image with

converted to full screen regardless of the aspect ratio of
source.

• 4:3: Choose this when you want to see a 4:3-ratio full image.

When the source is 16:9, vertical screen distortion happens.

• 4:3 Letterbox: Choose this when you want to see a

16:9-ratio image on the 4:3-ratio TV monitor. It shrinks the
16:9-ratio image with no screen distortion so the top and
bottom of the screen are empty.

• 4:3 Panscan: Choose this when you want to see a 4:3-ratio

image on the 16:9-ratio TV monitor. It shrinks the 4:3-ratio
image with no screen distortion so extreme left and right
sides are cut off.

• 16:9: Choose this when you want to see a 16:9-ratio full

image. When the source is 4:3, horizontal screen distortion
happens.

▲/▼

button and press the OK

Audio Output

Selects an audio output out of Stereo, Right Mono, and Left
Mono using the

▲/▼

button and press the OK button.

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RF Channel

Selects an output RF channel number for the TV.
The RF modulator modulates the output signal of your DMC,
which is transmitted through the TV OUT antenna terminal.
Set an output channel (CH21 ~ CH69) using the
You can connect your DMC to TV through antenna cable,
although it is recommended to connect to Scart cable or
RCA Cable. It is useful when you have a guide old-model TV
without Scart and RCA inputs.



OSD Setup

You can set up your OSD such as Menu Language, Transparency,
and Banner Timeout.

◄/►

button.

Select OSD Setup using the
button.
The OSD Setup menu will appear.

▲/▼

button and press the OK

Menu Language

You can set the language for OSD Menu.

Select Menu Language using the

1

the ► or OK button.

Select a desired menu language using the

2

and press the OK button.

▲/▼

button and press

▲/▼

button

Transparency

You can adjust the OSD Menu transparency.

Select Transparency using the

1

Set the OSD transparency level (0% ~ 90%) using the

2

/▼

button.

Note:

When the transparency is 0% (or opaque), you cannot see the
background screen.

▲/▼

button.

▲

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Banner Timeout

You can set the display duration of the Info bar. For more details
on the Info bar, see “Using the Info Bar” on page 21.

Select Banner Timeout using the

1

Set the time duration for banner display (3, 5, 10, 15sec.)

2

using the



Factory Reset

All the settings of your DMC can be initialized with the factory­default values. The default values cannot be removed. Enter your
password for reset.

Be careful not to perform this function except for emergency use.
It may delete the previous user settings.

Note:

The factory default password is “0000.”



Antenna Booster

You can select the antenna power with On or Off. Select On at the
weak signal area and connect external booster.

•

◄/►

Note:

An active antenna can boost up the RF signal.

▲/▼

button.

or OK: Toggles On and Off.

▲/▼

button.



Hide Duplicate

Once it is set to On, you can hide the duplicated broadcasting
channels that are transmitted on different frequencies even
though contents are exactly the same.

•

◄/►

or OK: Toggles On and Off.



LCN Display

In some countries, they are using logical channel numbers, which
can appear on Channel Information when this option is set to On.
The logical channel numbers are used when sorting the channels.

•



Front Panel Scroll

Once it is set to On, any message text slides from right to left with
not fixed.

•

or OK: Toggles On and Off.

◄/►

or OK: Toggles On and Off.

◄/►

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Channel Manager



You can manage the stored channels.

Press the MENU button.

1

Select Channel Manager using the

2

press the OK button.
The Channel Manager menu will appear.

To exit, press the

3



Edit Channel

You can edit the stored channels with Delete

, Reorder, Lock.

All

Select Edit Channels

1

OK button.

the

Select a channel you want to edit using the

2

and press the
A check mark (

Note:

To cancel selection, press the

To switch between the channel list and the edit option

3

list, press the ◄/► button.

(EXIT) button.

using the

OK button.

) will appear.



▲/▼

button and

, Rename, Select

button and press

▲/▼

▲/▼

OK button again.

button

Deleting Channels

To delete channels,

Select Delete using the

1

button.

Select

2

OK using the

button.

button and press the

▲/▼

button and press the

◄/►

OK

OK

Renames Channels

To rename the selected channel,

button and press the OK

Select Rename using the

1

button.

To rename a channel, select the characters using the

2

/▼/◄/►
input.
See page 38 for use of the keypad.

•

• OK: Completes the input.

• Delete: Deletes the last character.

buttons, then press the OK

Cancels the input.

(EXIT):

▲/▼

▲

button for each

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Selecting All Channels

To select all channels,
Select Select All using the

button. All the channels will be displayed with marked.

▲/▼

button and press the OK

Reordering Channels

To change the position of channels on the channel list,

Select a channel from the channel list using the

1

button.

Move the cursor to the option list using the

2

Select Reorder using the

3

button.
A direction mark (

Change the position using the

4

OK button.

▲/▼

) will appear.

button and press the OK

▲/▼

button and press the

◄/►

▲/▼

button.

Locking and unlocking Channels

To lock or unlock the selected channels,
Select Lock using the

Selected channels will be displayed with lock-marked.
If pressed again, they changes to normal.

▲/▼

button and press the OK button.

Exiting the Menu

Select Exit using the
The screen exits the menu.

Note:

You can sort channels by pressing the
Select a desired item out of Name, Transponder, Free + CA,
and Number. A channel list is sorted by the selected item.
(See page 24)

▲/▼

button and press the OK button.

OPTION button.

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

Favourite Manager

You can add or modify favourite channel lists.

Select Favourite Manager using the
the OK button.

▲/▼

button and press

Adding a New Favourite Channel List

To add a favourite channel list,

To add a new channel list, select Add New List using the

1

▲/▼

button and press the OK button.

To input a channel name, move the cursor to Delete using

2

the

◄/►

button, then press the OK buttons until the

suggested list name is cleared.

Select characters using the

3

the OK button for each character input.

(EXIT): Cancels the input.

•

• OK: Completes the input.

• Delete: Deletes the last character.

▲/▼/◄/►

button, then press

Editing Favourite Channel Lists

To edit favourite channel lists, select a favourite channel list

button and press the

you want to modify using the
or OK button. You can edit, rename, delete, and recorder the
favourite channel list.

▲/▼

►

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Edit

You can register or remove favourite channels in the channel list.

Select Edit using the

1

button.

To register or remove a channel, select a desired channel

2

using the
A heart mark (♥) will appear.

Note:

To cancel the selection, press the

To move the position on the editing option list, press the

3

/►

Select an option using the

4

button.

• Filter List: Lists marked channels only.

• Cancel: Cancels the selection.

• OK: Confirms the selection.

▲/▼

button.

▲/▼

button and press the OK

button and press the OK button.

OK button again.

▲/▼

button and press the OK

◄

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Rename

To rename the selected favourite channel list, select Rename
using the
To rename a channel list, select characters using the
/◄/►
page 38)

•

OK: Completes the input.

•

• Delete: Deletes the last character.

Delete

To delete the favourite channel list, select
/▼

Reorder

To change the position of a channel on the channel list,

▲/▼

button and press the OK button.

▲/▼

buttons, then press the OK button for each input. (See

(EXIT): Cancels the input.

Delete using the

button and press the

OK button.

▲

Select Reorder

1

button.

Select a channel you want to move using the

2

and press the OK button.
A direction mark (

Note:

To cancel the selection, press the

Change the position using the

3

OK button.

To confirm, press the

4

and select OK using the
button.

Note:

You can sort channels by pressing the OPTION button.
Select a desired item out of Name, Transponder, Free + CA
and Number.
A channel list will appear sorted by the selected item.

using the ▲/▼ button and press the OK

button

▲/▼

) will appear.

OK button again.

button and press the

▲/▼

button to move the option list

◄/►

button and press the OK

▲/▼

,

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Installation



In this menu, you can store the channels.

Press the MENU button.

1

Select Installation using the

2

OK button.
The Installation menu will appear.

To exit, press the

3



Auto Search

This menu will enable your DMC to search and store the channels
automatically.

Select Auto Search

1

OK button to start searching.

To exit during the search, press the

2



Manual Search

This menu will enable your DMC to search and store the channels
manually.

(EXIT) button.

using the

▲/▼

button and press the

▼ button and press the

▲/

button.

(EXIT)

button and press

Select Manual Search

1

or OK button.

►

the

Select Channel using the

2

button to select a channel number.

/►

Select Start Search

3

OK button to start searching.

Note:

In the Start Frequency (kHz) item, you can see the start
frequency.
As an example, if you selected the channel 21, the start
frequency is set with 47400kHz. If the channel is detected, it is
added to the channel list.

using the

using the

▲/▼

button and press the

▲/▼

button and press the

▲/▼

◄

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

Expert Search

You can search and store the channels by your taste.

Select Expert Search using the
►

or OK button.
You can search the channel by frequency band such as VHF,
UHF, VHF + UHF, and Manual.

▲/▼

button and press the

Select a desired band using the

1

The available bands are VHF, UHF, VHF + UHF, and
Manual.

Select Start Channel using the

2

◄/►

or OK button to select a start channel.

Select End Channel using the

3

◄/►

or OK button to select an end channel.

• VHF: Searches channels from 5 to 12.

• UHF: Searches channels from 21 to 69.

• VHF + UHF: Searches channels from VHF to UHF bands.
(i.e. 5 ~12, 21~69 channels)

• Manual: Searches channels with the input start frequency

Select Start Search using the

4

OK button to start searching.

◄/►

or OK button.

▲/▼

button and press the

▲/▼

button and press the

▲/▼

button and press the

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Parental Control



You can lock the particular channels to prevent your children
from watching adult programmes. There are 6 different parental
ratings.

For this control,

Press the MENU button.

1

Select Parental Control using the

2

the OK button.
The Parental Control menu will appear.

(EXIT)

To exit, press the

3



Set new Password

To set your new password,

Select Set new Password using the

1

press the OK button.

Enter a 4-digit password using the

2

Note:

To change your password, enter your old password first.



Parental Control

To turn on or off the parental control,

▲/▼

button.

▲/▼

NUMERIC buttons.

button and press

button and

Select Parental Control using he

1

or OK button.

◄/►

the
The password input box will appear.

Enter your 4-digit password to toggle on and off.

2



Parental Rating

To set parental ratings,

Select Parental Rating using the

1

button.

or OK

►

the

Selects a parental rating using the

2

OK button.

the
The password input box will appear

Enter your 4-digit password to confirm it.

3

▲/▼

▲/▼

▲/▼

button and press

button and press

button and press

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Hard Disk Manager

In this menu, you can manage the HDD media.

For this configuration,

1



Press the MENU button.

Select Hard Disk Manager using the

2

press the OK button.
The Hard Disk Manager menu will appear.

To exit, press the

3



Playing and Editing Programmes on

(EXIT) button.

▲/▼

button and

Play list

You can play a programme recorded in the HDD. And also you can

, and Rename.

edit it with Lock, Delete

Select

1

Select a recorded programme you want to play or edit,

2

To move to the cursor position on the option list, press the

3

Play list using the

button.
The Play list menu will appear.

using the
A check mark (

Note:

To cancel the selection, press the

◄/►

▲/▼

button.

, Sort

button and press the OK

▲/▼

button and press the

) will appear.



OK button again.

OK button.

button and press the

Select an option using the

4

button.

Plays the selected content.

• Play:

• Lock: Locks the selected content. A Lock icon (
appear at the left of the content.

• Delete: Deletes the selected content.

• Sort: Sorts contents by Name, Time, Date & Time, or
Channel.

Rename: Renames the selected content. (See page 38

•
for use of the keypad.)

• Edit: Edits the selected content for modification. For more
details, see pages 36-37 for the use of it.

Note:

To move the position on the play list, press the
To stop playing, press the STOP(
again, a Play list menu will appear.

▲/▼

◄/►

■

) button. When you press it

) will

button.

OK

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

Record Duration

You can set the duration time for recording.

Select Record Duration using the
◄/►

button to set the value. The range of the record duration
is 1 minute to 1200 minutes. When the time exceeds the
duration, the recording stops automatically.



Timeshift Duration

You can set the time shift duration.

Timeshift function is very useful when you are interrupted
during watching TV by phones, visits, and the like. For
instance, if you have something to do, press the PLAY/
PAUSE(►/) button, then the current live channel will be
stilled. The DMC can store lapsed scenes for up to 600
minutes. You can catch up with the live channel by pressing
the FF() button.
Select Timeshift Duration using
to set the value.
The timeshift duration time range is 1 minute to 600 minutes.

▲/▼

button and press the

▲/▼

, then press the

◄/►



Auto Timeshift

You can set the auto timeshift function to On or Off.

Select Auto Timeshift using the
OK button.

• On: The Timeshift function temporarily stores scenes for

searching whenever you watch a live channel.

• Off: The Timeshift function works only when you press the

PLAY/PAUSE(►/) button for the current live channel.

▲/▼

button and press the

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

Format HDD

You can format the built-in HDD of your DMC. After formatting is
finished, all the saved programmes are removed

Select Format HDD using the

1

OK button.
The password input box will appear.

Enter your 4-digit password using NUMERIC buttons to

2

start formatting.



HDD Standby

You can set your HDD to switch to standby after a preset interval.

Select HDD Standby using the
/►

button to set the time value.

The HDD Standby time range is 5 minutes to 30 minutes.



HDD Information

You can check your HDD information such as total size, total
recordable time, free space, and remaining recordable time.

Select HDD information using the
Then the related information will appear.

▲/▼

button and press the

▲/▼

button and press the

▲/▼

button.

◄

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DVD Manager



In this menu, you can manage the DVD media. The recordable disc
(DVD-R, DVD-RW) must be loaded in your DMC before using this
function.

Press the MENU button.

1

Select DVD Manager using the

2

OK button.
The DVD Manager menu will appear.

To exit, press the

3



Burning DVD-Copying from HDD to

(EXIT) button.

▲/▼

button and press the

DVD

You can copy the programmes recorded in HDD to a DVD.

button and press the

Select Burn DVD

1

button.
The Burn DVD menu will appear.

Select a recorded programme you want to copy using the

2

button and press the OK button.

▲/▼
A check mark (

Note:

To cancel the selection, press OK

You can copy programmes up to 4,700MB at a single-side disc.

using the

) will appear.



▲/▼

again.

OK

button.

To move to the option list, press the

3

Select Burn DVD using the

4

button.

Note:

When you insert a (re-)writable DVD disc into the tray,
the disc is automatically formatted. After the recording
completes, the disc is automatically finalised.
You can sort and rename the recorded programmes on this
menu. (See page 38).

To exit, press the

5



PBC (Play Back Control) for VCD

If a Video CD is encoded with the playback control by setting the
PCB to On, a menu screen appears after the disc is loaded.

Select PBC using the
to select On.

▲/▼

▲/▼

button.

(EXIT)

button and press the

◄/►

button and press the

◄/►

OK

button

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Schedule Recording

You can add, edit, or delete the reserved programmes on the
schedule recording list.

For this control,

Press the MENU button.

1



Select Schedule Recording using the

2

press the OK button.
The Schedule Recording menu will appear.

To exit, press the

3



Add New-Adding a New Schedule

(EXIT) button.

▲/▼

button and

Recording

You can add a programme you want to reserve a scheduled
recording.

button and press the

Select Add New using the

1

button.
The Add New menu will appear.

Select a desired item using the

2

or OK button.

►

▲/▼

button and press the

▲/▼

Event Type

You can select an event type out of HDD Record
Wakeup

• HDD Record: Reserved programme will be recorded to the

• DVD Record: Reserved programme will be recorded to the

• Wakeup: Reserved programme will be just turned on without

• Standby: Reserved programme will be inactivated.

• Lock:

• Memo: Your message will appear on the screen.

• Ext. To HDD Record: The programme on the external

• Ext. To DVD Record: The programme on the external

, Standby, Lock, and Memo.

HDD.

DVD.

recording.

Reserved programme will be locked.

equipment will be recorded to the HDD.

equipment will be recorded to the DVD.

, DVD Record,

OK

Note:

Menu items shown below vary depending on the event type.

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Channel

You can select a desired channel to add a new schedule recording.

Select Channel using the
button.
A Channel list will appear.

•

◄/►

: Changes between all channel lists and Favourite

channel lists.

•

▲/▼

: Moves the highlight bar to select a channel.

• OK: Confirms.

▲/▼

button and press the OK

Mode

You can select schedule recording mode of reruns.

Select Mode using the

1

OK button.

Select a desired option out of Once, Daily, and Weekly,

2

using the

▲/▼

button and press the OK button.

▲/▼

button and press the ► or

Time

You can set the time for starting the recording.

Select Time using the

•

◄/►

: Goes to hour, minute, day, month, and year.

•

▲/▼

or 0~9: Sets the time and date.

• OK: Confirms the setting.

▲/▼

button and press the OK button.

Date

You can set the date for starting the recording.

Select Date using the

•

◄/►

: Goes to hour, minute, day, month, and year.

•

▲/▼

or 0~9: Sets the time and date.

• OK: Confirms the setting.

▲/▼

button and press the OK button.

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Duration

You can set the duration for the recording.
Select Duration using the
button to set the value.
The duration range is 5 minutes to 20 hours.

Note:

You can input the duration time directly by pressing
NUMERIC buttons. The direct input range is 5 minutes to 1200
minutes.

▲/▼

button and press the

◄/►

OK and

Free Space

Check the remaining recordable time in Free Space.

Note:

This is information only.

Entering Memo Title

To type your message to display on the recorded screen,

Select Memo Title using the

1

OK button.

To enter your message, select characters using the

2

/◄/►

buttons and press the OK button.

Cancels the input.

(EXIT):

•

• OK: Completes the input.

• Delete: Deletes the last character.

▲/▼

button and press the

▲/▼

Confirming Add New

button and press the OK button.

Select OK using the

▲/▼

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System Information

You can check system versions and upgrade the software. This
DMC uses system software that enables easy upgrades to the
latest released version.

Press the MENU button.

1



Select System Information using the

2

press the OK button.
The System Information menu will appear.

To exit, press the

3



Checking the System Version of your

(EXIT) button.

▲/▼

button and

DMC.

You can check system versions for Application, Boot Loader, and
Hardware.

Note:

This is information only.



Upgrading System Software

Software can be upgraded by Over-the-Air (OTA), RS-232, USB,
and DVD.

button and press the

Select S/W Upgrade using the

button.

OK

The S/W Upgrade menu will appear.

Upgrade OTA (Over-the-Air)

Software can be upgraded over broadcast signals in a
broadcasting system. This way is very simple and easy.
However it all depends on the broadcasting signal.

Just select Upgrade OTA

OK button.

the

▲/▼

using the

button and press

▲/▼

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Upgrade by RS-232

Software can be upgraded by computer using an RS-232 serial
cable.

Download the system software of your DMC from the

1

Radix website.

Connect an RS-232 serial cable between your DMC and

2

computer.

Select Upgrade by RS-232 using the

3

press the OK button.

Note:

For software upgrade, please access the following websites:
http://www.radixworld.com/korean/product/download.asp,
http://www.radix-sat.de

▲/▼

button and

Upgrade by USB

Software can be upgraded using the software “DMC Linker.”

Download the system software of your DMC from any of

1

Radix websites mentioned above.

Copy the system software from your computer to your

2

DMC using the software.

After copying the file completes, restart your DMC by

3

turning off and on.

Select Menu → System Information →

4

Software Upgrade → Upgrade by USB and press the
OK button.

Upgrade by DVD

Software can be upgraded using a DVD or CD disc.

Download the system software of your DMC from any of

1

Radix websites mentioned above.

Burn the system software using your computer to a

2

recordable DVD or CD disc.

Load the burn disc on your DMC.

3

Select Upgrade with the DVD inserted, then press the OK

4

button.

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Appendix



Troubleshooting

Digital communications simultaneously involve the transfer and process of a large amount of
data.

Changing channels may take longer in comparison to analogue devices.

Problem Solution

No Video • Channel data is changed—Execute re-

No Audio • Check audio mute controls—Check

Fail to Boot DMC • Reapply AC power—Contact our

Fail to Search Channel • Check the antenna cable connection.
Screen Shows No Signal Continuously • Check the antenna cable connection.
Video Freeze • Bad signal stream or channel; Move to

Remote Control does not Respond • DMC could be interfered with noise from

Fail to Catch the Preprogrammed Channel • Execute the re-installation process or

No OSD Menu • Check the SCART cable; Make sure

Fail to Download through RS-232 Serial • Check the RS-232 serial cable and its

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installation or Manual/Auto Channel
Searching (Refer to the user’s guide for
more details) after checking antenna
cable connection & signal quality.

the audio language; Press the AUDIO
button and try to change the language
or change main audio language on the
general settings menu.

A/S center if this problem occurs
continuously.

another channel.

• Reapply AC power.

other electric home appliances. Put the
DMC in some other place.

• Check if the batteries are drained.

Manual/Auto Searching.

it is connected to your DMC and TV
properly.

connection.

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Recycling and Disposal

Please dispose of your device, packaging such as polystyrene, and all batteries in accordance
with your local regulations and recycle wherever if possible. Follow all relevant regulations and
dispose of the materials at proper locations. Consult the relevant regulations available from your
local environmental protection agency or similar.

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Specifications

Tuner / Front-End Demodulator

RF1,2 Input Frequency 174MHz~230MHz, 470MHz~862MHz
RF1,2 Loop through outpu 47 ~ 862MHz
Input Impedance 75ohms
Input Signal Level -80dBm ~-20dBm
Channel Bandwidth 7MHz, 8MHz
Demodulation According
Type COFDM 2K, 8K
Mode QPSK, 16QAM, 64QAM
Viterbi Decoding Rate
Guard Interval Modes 1/32, 1/16, 1/8, 1/4 active symbol duration
Reed Solomon Decoding FEC: 204, 188, t=8

DVB-T

1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8

Transport Demultiplexer

Demultiplex According to ISO/IEC 13818-1
Max. Input Stream 60MHz(Serial)/7.5MHz(Parallel)
SI Filtering According to DVB-SI spec (ETS 300 468)

Video Decoding Parameters

Video Decoding ISO/IEC 13818-2 MP@ML
Aspect Ratio 4:3, 16:9, 4:3LB, 4:3PS
Resolution Max.720 x 576

Audio Decoding Parameters

Audio Decoding ISO/IEC 13818-3 Layer I & II
Operating mode Mono, Stereo, Dolby AC3
Sampling Frequency 32, 44.1, 48, 96kHz

Supporting Disc Media

Recording DVD+RW, DVD+R

Playback DVD-Video, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+RW,

DVD+R, VCD, S-VCD,
CD-DA, CD-R, CD-RW, CD-ROM

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Baseband Video/Audio Output

Video Output Impedance 75ohms
Video Output Level
Audio Output Impedance 600ohms Unbalanced
Audio Output Level 3.0Vp_p With Volume Control

1Vp_p

Front Panel

VFD Display Channel Numbers Display
8 Buttons Power, Up, Down, Left, Right, OK, Menu,

Exit

IR Sensor 38kHz

Ext, A/V Inputs

CVBS, S-Video, Audio L/R

Rear Panel

RF1 Input FEMALE
RF1 Loop through Output MALE
RF2 Input FEMAIL
RF2 Loop through Output MALE
RF Modulator ANT Input, TV Output
3 SCART TV, VCR, AUX
RCA Output Composite Video, Component Video

Stereo Audio (Left, Right)

Digital Audio (S/PDIF)
Digital Audio Output
S-VIDEO Output S-VIDEO
RS232 Serial Port 9 Pin D-male Type
Remote Eye IR Sensor
Power Cord Europe Flexible Cord

Optical

Remote Control Unit

Type IR (Carrier Freq. 38KHz)
Battery 2 x 1.5V (AAA Size)

General Data

Input Power Voltage AC 95 ~ 250V, 50/60Hz
Power Consumption Max. 30Watts (Standard)
Dimension (W X D X H) 340 x 255 x 69mm
Weight 5kg
Operation Temperature

0 ~ 40 Deg.

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Supportable DVD Writable Media

DVD+R Media

No MEDIA SPEED MANUFACTURE ID MEDIA ID
1 MITSUBISHI 2.4x MCC 001
2 Verbatim 2.4x MCC 001
3 RICOH 2.4x RICOHJPN R00
4 Ridata 2.4x RICOHJPN R00
5 DATA CUBE 2.4x RICOHJPN R00
6 SONY 2.4x RICOHJPN R00
7 Imation 2.4x RICOHJPN R00
8 REX 2.4x BEALL P0 001
9 Beall 2.4x BEALL P0 001
10 cyberstore 4x 001
11
12 B-spot 4x 001
13 Banana 4x MEDIA ID 001
14 Matrix 4x MEDIA ID 001
15 Melody 4x MEDIA ID 001
16 Risheng 4x MEDIA ID 001
17 Risheng 4x VDSPMSAB 001
18 OPTO 4x OPTODISC OP1
19 TAIYO YUDEN 4x YUDEN000 T01
20 RITEK 4x RITEK R02
21 PHILIPS 4x RITEK R02
22 GIGA 4x GSC502 002
23 STARVIEW 4x VDSPMSAB 001
24 MITSUBISHI 4x MCC 002
25 HP 4x MCC 002
26 CURSOR 4x GSC502 001
27 HP 4x CMC MAG F01
28 Philips 4x CMC MAG F01
29 Memorex 4x CMC MAG F01
30 BEALL 4x BeAll000 P40

cymarlong 4x 001

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No MEDIA SPEED MANUFACTURE ID MEDIA ID
31 SKC 4x BeAll000 P40
32 INFODISC 4x INFODISC R10
33 RICOH 4x RICOHJPN R01
34 BenQ 4x DAXON AZ1
35 Aotian 4x IS01 001
36 Bulkpaq 4x IS01 001
37 VERBATIM 4x MCC 002
38 RICOH 8x RICOHJPN R02
39 BenQ 8x DAXON AZ2
40 That’s 8x YUDEN000 T02
41 Fusion 8x YUDEN000 T02
42 M-star 8x YUDEN000 T02
43 FUJIFILM 8x YUDEN000 T02
44 OPTODISC 8x OPTODISC OR8
45 Melody 8x PRODISC R03
46 VERBATIM 8x MCC 003
47 SUNNY 8x MCC 003
48 CMC 8x CMC MAG E01
49 RiDATA 8x RITEK R03
50 RITEK 8x RITEK 003
51 Digitank 8x INFOME R20
52 Maxell 8x MAXELL 002
53 TDK 8x CMC MAG E01
54 Nexxtech 8x CMC MAG E01
55 TDK 16x TDK 003
56 VERBATIM 16x MCC 003
57 MAXELL 16x MAXELL 003
58 RITEK 16x RITEK 004
59 FUJIFILM 16x PRODISC R05

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DVD-R Media

No MEDIA SPEED MANUFACTURE ID
1 SONY 4x SONY04D1
2 CMC 4x CMC MAG. AF1
3 qing hua za guang 4x CMC MAG. AF1
4 Imation 4x CMC MAG. AF1
5 LG 4x LGE04
6 MAXELL 4x MXL RG02
7 SKC 4x SKC Co.,Ltd.
8 MDA 4x SKC Co.,Ltd.
9 TRONO 4x SKC Co.,Ltd.
10 Melody 4x SKC Co.,Ltd.
11 MITSUBISHI 4x MCC 01RG20
12 NEMOMAX 4x PVCR001002
13 BEALL 4x BeAll G40001
14 REX 4x BeAll G40001
15 RITEK 4x RITEKG04
16 RITEK 4x RITEKM02
17 OPTODISC 4x OPTODISCR004
18 TAIYO YUDEN 4x TYG01
19 V-star 4x TYG01
20 VERBATIM 4x MCC 01RG20
21 cyberstore 4x PRINCO
22 PRINCO 4x PRINCO
23 Risheng 4x VDSPMSAB 01
24 Banana(Guo shi digital) 4x AN31
25 Aotian 4x AN31
26 Melody 4x GSC001
27 e3works 4x GSC001
28 SONY 8x SONY08D1
29 CURSOR 8x GSC003
30 M-star(TAIYO YUDEN) 8x TYG02
31 B-spot 8x TYG02
32 PRODISC 8x ProdiscF01
33 Melody 8x ProdiscF01
34 MITSUBISHI 8x MCC 02RG20
35 FUJIFILM 8x FUJIFILM03

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No MEDIA SPEED MANUFACTURE ID
36 RITEK 8x RITEKG05
37 MAXELL 8x MXL RG03
38 CMC 8x CMC MAG. AE1
39 HP 8x CMC MAG. AE1
40 Philips 8x CMC MAG. AE1
41 VERBATIM 8x MCC 02RG20
42 MAXELL 16x MXL RG04
43 TDK 16x TTH02
44 FUJIFILM 16x Prodisc F02

DVD+RW Media

No MEDIA SPEED MANUFACTURE ID MEDIA ID
1 SKC 2.4x OPTODISC OP1
2 Samsung digitall 2.4x OPTODISC OP1
3 Melody 2.4x CMC MAG W01
4 MITSUBISHI 2.4x MCC A01
5 Acer 2.4x MCC A01
6 TDK 2.4x MCC A01
7 RICOH 2.4x RICOHJPN W01
8 INFODISC 2.4x INFODISC A01
9 RICOH 2.4x RICOHJPN R02
10 RITEK 2.4x RITEK 001
11
12 CYBERSTORE 4x INFODISC A10
13 Digitank 4x INFODISC A10
14 PHILIPS 4x PHILIPS 041
15 Mr. Data 4x PHILIPS 041
16 HP 4x PHILIPS 041
17 Samsung pleomax 4x OPTODISC OP4
18 Risheng 4x OPTODISC OP4
19 SONY 8x SONY S11
20 MITSUBISHI 4x MKM A02

BENQ 4x DAXON D42

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No MEDIA SPEED MANUFACTURE ID MEDIA ID
21 RITEK 4x RITEK 004
22 Melody 4x NANYA DRW
23 RICOH 4x RICOHJPN W11
24 Ridata 4x RICOHJPN W11
25 Data cube 4x RICOHJPN W11
26 Liteon 4x RICOHJPN W11
27 Imation 4x RICOHJPN W11
28 TDK 4x RICOHJPN W11
29 FUJIFILM 4x DAXON D42
30 SONY 4x RICOHJPN W11

DVD-RW Media

No MEDIA SPEED MANUFACTURE ID
1 VICTOR 2x JVC_VictorW7
2 Imation 2x OPTODISCW002
3 Melody 2x OPTODISCW002
4 SKC 2x OPTODISCW002
5 TDK 2x TDK502sakuM3
6 PRODISC 2x Prodisc DW04
7 PRINCO 2x PRINCO
8 MITSUBISHI 2x MCC 01RW11n9
9 Philips 2x RITEKW01
10 Melody 2x CMCW02
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12 MITSUBISHI 4x MCC 01RW4X
13 CMC 4x CMCW02
14 cyberstore 4x INFOMEDIA
15 TDK 4x TDK601saku
16 MAXELL 4x JVCOVictorD7
17 RITEK 4x RITEKW04
18 VERBATIM 4x MCC 01RW4X

FUJIFILM 2x RITEKW01

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