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Terrestrial HDTV Receiver
User Manual
Version: 10.09.2012
ENGLISH
MX63
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Introduction
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Introduction
Dear customer,
Thank you for buying a smart terrestrial HDTV receiver.
This user manual provides information on
• placement
• installation,
• adjustment
• operation,
• cleaning and disposal of the receiver.
Please carefully read the user manual before operating the receiver.
We hope you enjoy your smart MX63.
Your
smart electronic GmbH
Industriestraße 29 78112 St. Georgen Germany
Service hotline: +49 (0) 7724 94783-54
Fax: +49 (0) 7724 94783-33
E-mail: [email protected]
Internet: www.smart-electronic.de
© smart electronic GmbH 2012
All rights, technical changes, errors as well as printing mistakes reserved. Any reproducing or copy­ing of the contents requires prior written permission from smart.
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Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
1 User Information ........................................................................................ 7
1.1 Use of this Manual ........................................................................................ 7
1.2 Signs, Symbols, Layout ................................................................................ 7
2 Product Description ................................................................................... 8
2.1 Scope of Delivery .......................................................................................... 8
2.2 Receiver ............................................................................................................ 9
2.2.1 Front Panel ...................................................................................................... 9
2.2.2 Rear Panel ......................................................................................................10
2.3 Remote Control ...........................................................................................11
2.4 Save Energy ...................................................................................................13
2.5 Guarantee ......................................................................................................13
3 General Safety Instructions ..................................................................... 13
3.1 Intended Use ................................................................................................13
3.2 Risks in Case of Intended Use ..................................................................14
3.3 Location ..........................................................................................................14
3.4 Handling of Batteries .................................................................................15
3.5 Notes on Product Liability ........................................................................15
4 Installation of the smart MX63 ................................................................ 16
4.1 Connection Scheme ...................................................................................16
4.2 Connect DVB-T Antenna ...........................................................................16
4.3 Connect TV Set .............................................................................................16
4.4 Connect Home Cinema System (Optional) ........................................17
4.5 Connect Data Storage (Optional) ..........................................................18
4.6 Insert Batteries of Remote Control ........................................................18
5 Start ........................................................................................................... 19
5.1 Switch on Receiver .....................................................................................19
5.2 Initial Start-Up ..............................................................................................19
5.3 Select Operation Mode .............................................................................19
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5.4 Main Menu .................................................................................................... 20
5.5 Menu Navigation ........................................................................................ 20
6 Direct Operation ...................................................................................... 21
6.1 Number .......................................................................................................... 21
6.2 Up/Down (Channel Change) .................................................................. 21
6.3 Left/Right (V+/V-) ....................................................................................... 21
6.4 Mute ................................................................................................................ 21
6.5 Pause............................................................................................................... 21
6.6 Teletext .......................................................................................................... 21
6.7 OK .................................................................................................................... 22
6.8 Audio .............................................................................................................. 22
6.9 Recall ............................................................................................................... 22
6.10 Info .................................................................................................................. 22
6.11 Favorite Groups ........................................................................................... 22
6.12 EPG .................................................................................................................. 23
6.12.1.1 Single EPG ..................................................................................................... 23
6.12.1.2 Multi EPG ....................................................................................................... 24
6.13 Subtitles ......................................................................................................... 24
7 Menu Edit channel ................................................................................... 25
7.1 TV Channel List / Radio Channel List .................................................... 25
7.1.1 Add Channel to Favorite Groups ........................................................... 26
7.1.2 Provide Channels with Password Protection (Lock Against
Unauthorized Access) ............................................................................... 26
7.1.3 Skip Channels when Switching from Channel to Channel
(Zapping) ....................................................................................................... 27
7.1.4 Move Channels to Another Channel Position ................................... 27
7.1.5 Sort Channel List ......................................................................................... 27
7.1.6 Rename Channels ....................................................................................... 28
7.1.7 Delete Individual Channels from Channel List ................................. 30
7.2 Delete All ....................................................................................................... 30
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8 Menu Installation ..................................................................................... 30
8.1 Auto Scan .......................................................................................................31
8.2 Channel Scan ................................................................................................31
8.3 Aerial Adjustment .......................................................................................32
8.4 LCN ...................................................................................................................32
9 Menu System Setup .................................................................................. 33
9.1 Language .......................................................................................................33
9.1.1 OSD Language .............................................................................................33
9.1.2 Language of the First Audio Channel ...................................................33
9.1.3 Language of the Second Audio Channel ............................................33
9.1.4 Subtitle Language .......................................................................................34
9.1.5 Teletext Language ......................................................................................34
9.2 TV System ......................................................................................................34
9.2.1 Video Resolution at the HDMI socket ...................................................34
9.2.2 Aspect Mode .................................................................................................35
9.2.3 Video Out .......................................................................................................36
9.2.4 Color Encoding System .............................................................................36
9.2.5 RF Channel.....................................................................................................36
9.2.6 Format of the Digital Audio Signal ........................................................36
9.3 Display Setting .............................................................................................36
9.4 Local Time Setting ......................................................................................37
9.5 Timer Setting ................................................................................................38
9.6 Parental Lock ................................................................................................39
9.7 OSD Setting ...................................................................................................39
9.7.1 Subtitle Display ............................................................................................39
9.7.2 OSD Timeout ................................................................................................40
9.7.3 OSD Transparency ......................................................................................40
9.8 Rename Favorite Lists ................................................................................40
9.9 Automatic Standby Function ..................................................................41
10 Menu Tools ................................................................................................ 41
10.1 Information ...................................................................................................42
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10.2 Load Factory Setting ................................................................................. 42
10.3 Upgrade by USB .......................................................................................... 43
11 Menu USB.................................................................................................. 44
11.1 Media Player ................................................................................................. 44
11.1.1 Music ............................................................................................................... 45
11.1.1.1 Playback ......................................................................................................... 45
11.1.1.2 Playlist ............................................................................................................ 45
11.1.1.3 Edit Audio Files ............................................................................................ 46
11.1.1.4 Sort Audio Files ........................................................................................... 46
11.1.1.5 Playback Mode ............................................................................................ 46
11.1.2 Images ............................................................................................................ 47
11.1.2.1 Configure a Slide Show ............................................................................ 47
11.1.2.2 Showing all Images in the Current Directory .................................... 47
11.1.3 Video ............................................................................................................... 48
11.1.3.1 Playback Video ............................................................................................ 48
11.1.3.2 Edit Video Files ............................................................................................ 48
11.1.3.3 Sorting Videos ............................................................................................. 48
11.2 Remove USB Device safely ...................................................................... 48
12 Cleaning .................................................................................................... 49
13 Transport and Decommissioning ........................................................... 49
14 Troubleshooting ...................................................................................... 50
15 Disposal .................................................................................................... 52
16 Technical Data .......................................................................................... 53
16.1 General Information .................................................................................. 53
16.2 Remote Control ........................................................................................... 53
16.3 Mains Adapter ............................................................................................. 53
16.4 Connections ................................................................................................. 53
16.5 Temperature ................................................................................................ 54
16.6 Dimensions and Weight ........................................................................... 54
17 Declaration of Conformity ...................................................................... 55
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1 User Information
1.1 Use of this Manual
• This manual is intended for the terrestrial HDTV receiver smart MX63.
• Please carefully read this user manual before operating the device for the
first time.
• Please note all warnings and notes included in this user manual.
• Consider this user manual to be an integral part of the product, and store it
at a well accessible location.
• This user manual should also be enclosed when handing over the device to a
third party.
• In case of loss, the current version of the user manual can be downloaded at
the support center on our website www.smart-electronic.de.
• The software is still being further developed even after your purchase of the
device. Thus, it may be possible that certain operation steps do not fully cor­respond to the user manual.
1.2 Signs, Symbols, Layout
Symbol/layout
Meaning
WARNING
Danger due to electric shock with possible severe bodily injury
CAUTION
Warning of possible physical damage
NOTE
Useful information and hints
You are requested to perform an action.
1.
2.
Perform these steps in the stated order.
List
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Symbol/layout
Meaning
Italics
The various possibilities of settings as well as image captions
are stated in Italics.
bold
The designations of keys are printed in bold letters.
bold italic
Menu windows and menu items (that often include further
hidden menu items or direct settings) are printed in bold italic letters.
2 Product Description
The Digital Terrestrial Receiver smart MX63 will take you to the new and exciting world of Digital Television. A world of crystal clear widescreen pictures, digital sound, more information and new services. All this and more on "Free to Air" Digital Television.
To make full use of your new receiver please take the time to familiarize yourself with the extensive features of the unit detailed in this User's Guide.
lf you need help in setting up please call your dealer or a customer service ad­viser.
2.1 Scope of Delivery
• Terrestrial HDTV receiver smart MX63.
• remote control
• 2 batteries (AAA) for remote control
• user manual
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Product Description
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2.2 Receiver
2.2.1 Front Panel
No.
Description
1
Display
4-digit display
2
LED red
Standby LED, lights if the receiver is in Standby mode.
3
STANDBY
Switch between standby / normal operation
4
PR-
Channel down / down-navigation in menu
5
PR+
Channel up / up-navigation in menu
6
LED green
Signal-LED, lights after if a video signal is routed to the TV set.
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2.2.2 Rear Panel
No.
Description
1
RF OUT
Modulator out (to TV set antenna input)
2
RF IN
Modulator in (e.g. from cable – looped through to RF OUT)
3
DIGITAL AUDIO
Digital RCA audio out (SPDIF)
4
POWER
Power supply cord
5
ANT IN
Connection to antenna
6
TV
SCART connection for TV device (analogue)
7
HDMI1
Digital audio and video out
8
USB
Connection for external USB data storage
1
High Definition Multimedia Interface; interface for fully digital transmission of audio and video
data.
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2.3 Remote Control
No.
Key
Description
1 Switch between operational and standby mode.
2
1 - 9
Direct channel selection
3
TV/RADIO
Switch between TV and radio mode
4
EPG
Call of EPG2
5
PR+
Channel + or up-navigation in menu
2
EPG = Electronic Program Guide = electronic TV guide
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No.
Key
Description
PR-
Channel - or down-navigation in menu
Volume + or menu navigation to the right
Volume - or menu navigation to the left
OK
Display channel list / confirm menu item
6
INFO
Display information on current channel
7 10 entries up in menu / channel list
8 Red function key / display the Find window
9 10 entries down in menu / channel list
10
Green function key / switch to teletext mode
11
FAV
Call list of favorites
12
SLEEP
Enter into the sleep in mode
13
Not used
14
Play (media player)
15
Fast backward
16
Fast forward
17
Mute
18
0
Select playback format of media player
19
PR
Switch of previously selected channels
20
MENU
Call main menu
21
EXIT
Exit menu or menu item
22
Yellow function key / switch to subtitle mode
23
Blue function key / display the Audio window
24
PAUSE
Press once to pause the screen picture, press once again to go to
the normal mode
25
V-MODE
Display / switch the video resolution
26
SHIFT
Not used
27
TV/AV
Not used
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No.
Key
Description
28
Stop playback
29
Slow forwarding – slow motion
30
Slow rewinding
2.4 Save Energy
The receiver smart MX63 is equipped with particularly energy-saving electric and electronic components. Furthermore, a sophisticated energy management helps to save energy:
Thus, energy consumption during Save Energy Standby Mode is reduced to less than 1 Watt!
2.5 Guarantee
The warranty of the terrestrial HDTV receiver smart MX63 of smart electronic GmbH corresponds to the legal regulations at the time of purchase.
3 General Safety Instructions
3.1 Intended Use
The terrestrial HDTV receiver smart MX63 is intended for private receiving of unencrypted terrestrial digital television. It is exclusively intended for such pur­pose and must be used exclusively for such purpose.
Any other use is deemed to be unintended use.
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3.2 Risks in Case of Intended Use
CAUTION!
Humidity, wrong mains voltage and/or wrong
mains frequency, lightning stroke or mechanical overload may cause malfunction of or damage to the device.
Ensure that the receiver (in particular the mains plug) and
the remote control are not exposed to any humidity. Exam­ple: Do not place filled flower vases or similar onto the re­ceiver.
Only connect the receiver to 175…250 V ~, 50/60 Hz. Disconnect mains plug in case of thunderstorms or malfunc-
tion.
Do not place heavy items onto the receiver. Do not bend or squeeze the cable.
WARNING!
Risk of electric shock when contacting mains volt-
age.
Damage to housing, mains cable or improper repair may re­sult in contact to mains voltage.
Do not place heavy items onto the receiver. Do not bend or squeeze the cable. Repairs of plug, cable or receiver should only be performed
by qualified specialists.
3.3 Location
Place the receiver onto a solid and level surface. Protect the receiver from humidity, heat, dust and dirt. Do not place items filled with liquid, e.g. flower vases, onto the receiver. Protect the receiver from dripping and splash water. Do not place burning items, e.g. burning candles, onto the receiver.
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Ensure sufficient ventilation (ventilation slots must not be blocked): the
receiver should have a distance of at least five centimeters to its surrounding elements on all sides.
Ensure that the ventilation openings are not covered by objects such as
newspapers, table cloths, curtains etc.
Only operate the receiver in moderate climate (not in tropical climate). Place the receiver so that the mains plug can be disconnected at any time,
correspondingly disconnecting the device from the mains.
If the device is transported from cold to hot environment, then condensing humidity may build up in the device.
Do not connect the device, but leave it switched-off for
some hours.
3.4 Handling of Batteries
• Batteries should always be out of children's reach.
• Leaking batteries cause damage to the environment and the remote control.
• Batteries should not be exposed to extreme heat, e.g. sunlight, fire etc.
Dispose of the batteries in accordance with the applicable legal regulations
(see chapter Disposal, page 52).
3.5 Notes on Product Liability
In the following cases, the intended protection of the device may be limited. Then, liability regarding function of the device correspondingly passes over to the operator:
• The device is not used in accordance with the user manual.
• The device is used out of the field of application as described above.
• The operator performs unauthorized changes of the device.
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4 Installation of the smart MX63
CAUTION!
First connect the receiver to the antenna
and any other
devices.
Please also note the user manuals of the other devices.
4.1 Connection Scheme
default connection
optional connection
4.2 Connect DVB-T Antenna
Connect the DVB-T antenna to the receiver connection ANT IN.
4.3 Connect TV Set
As stated in the connection scheme, the smart MX63 offers various possibilities to connect TV set and receiver. The possibilities applicable to you depend on the connection possibilities of your TV set.
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The TV set provides of
an HDMI socket:
The TV set does not
provide of an HDMI socket:
The TV set does neither
provide of an HDMI socket nor a SCART socket:
RF OUT
Connect TV set and
receiver by using an HDMI cable.
Connect TV set and
receiver by using a SCART cable.
Connect TV set (ANT
IN) and receiver (RF OUT) by using an an­tenna cable
If your TV set offers all three possibilities then always
choose connection via HDMI cable.
This ensures best possible audio and video quality with digital signals.
4.4 Connect Home Cinema System (Optional)
To improve audio playback, you can connect to the smart MX63 - additionally to the TV set - also a multichannel home cinema system or a hi-fi system. There are various possibilities for connection. Your type of connection depends on the connection possibilities of your home cinema system.
a.
Your home cinema system is able to loop through
an HDMI signal, i.e. HDMI connection for receiver and HDMI connection for TV set.
Receiver
TV set
Connect the home cinema system and the receiver
by using an HDMI cable as well as home cinema system and TV set by using an HDMI cable.
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b.
Your home cinema system can process digital au-
dio data – connection for digital data is present.
DIGITAL AUDIO
Connect home cinema system and receiver by
using an RCA cable.
4.5 Connect Data Storage (Optional)
Connect a data storage (USB stick or hard drive with USB connection) at the
USB connector to be able to access MPEG, MP3, JPG or other media data files. You can connect respectively one data storage to each of the two con­nectors.
4.6 Insert Batteries of Remote Control
This describes the steps for inserting new batteries of the remote control or for replacing empty batteries:
1. Open the battery compartment on the bottom side of the remote control.
Remove the cover of the battery compartment.
2. Place the two batteries 1.5 V (type: AAA).
Ensure correct polarity!
3. Close the battery compartment
Replace the batteries if certain remote control functions
are not performed any more or are performed incorrect­ly.
When replacing batteries, always ensure that all batteries
are replaced.
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5 Start
5.1 Switch on Receiver
1. Switch on all connected devices.
2. Ensure that the correct AV input is selected at the TV set (i.e. that the signals from the receiver are displayed).
3. Ensure that the correct audio input is selected at the connected home cine­ma or hi-fi system.
4. Connect the mains plug to the power outlet, to switch on the receiver.
5.2 Initial Start-Up
After
first switching-on or after reset-
ting the receivers, various windows will open:
Press the keys PR+/PR- to move
highlight to select language and Region and.
Press the keys and to
move the cursor to choose your choice.
Move highlight to OK option and
press the OK key to enter “ Auto Scan” menu.
After the search is completed press you’ll get a corresponding message.
Press the OK key to exit this menu.
5.3 Select Operation Mode
TV is the operation mode after first switching-on of the re­ceiver (or after restoration of factory settings).
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You can select between the operation modes TV (TV channels) and RADIO (radio channels) as follows:
Press the key TV/RADIO on the remote control. Press again the key TV/RADIO to return to the previous operation mode.
5.4 Main Menu
Press the key MENU to
enter the Main Menu.
This menu consists of 5 sub-menus as below:
− Edit Channel
− Installation
− System Setup
− Tools
− USB
The sub-menus are accessible on the left side of the screen.
Press the keys
PR+/PR- to select them.
5.5 Menu Navigation
The menu items with the settings for TV and radio can be respectively accessed in the two operation modes TV and Radio.
For menu navigation, you can use both the keys at the receiver as well as the remote control:
Press PR+ to select the menu item above. Press PR- to select the menu item below. Press to change resp. increase the selected value or go to the right side
of the screen (sub-menus).
Press to change resp. decrease the selected value or go to the left side
of the screen (main menu).
Instead of changing a value by using the keys
and
, with many menu items you can also press the OK key,
select a new value from the l
ist, and confirm such value by
again pressing the OK key.
Active menu items are color-marked.
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In order to simply the presentation in the following sections the keys for the horizontal menu navigation and will be called V+ and V- (V for Volume) and for the vertical
navigation and will be called P+ and P-.
6 Direct Operation
6.1 Number
Use the numeric keys (0-9) to input the number of the desired channel. If
the given number is beyond the valid channel number, system will display a concerning message and the channel change will be cancelled.
6.2 Up/Down (Channel Change)
Press PR+/PR- to change the channel up or down.
6.3 Left/Right (V+/V-)
Press the keys V+/V- to change the volume. Press the keys V+/V- to decrease
the volume by step 1, while press keys to add the volume by step1.
6.4 Mute
Press the key to close the volume. You can press the key once again
to restore the volume, or press the keys V+/V- to open the volume.
6.5 Pause
During the viewing, you can press the PAUSE key to stop the picture while the volume continues. You can play the picture by pressing the PAUSE key once again.
6.6 Teletext
Press the TXT key to open the teletext on the screen. If there is no teletext, sys­tem will inform "No Data!". Press EXIT key to exit.
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6.7 OK
1.
During the viewing or listening,
press OK to pop up the TV channel list or the Radio channel list.
2.
Press PR+, PR- to select the channel
up or down, and then press OK to play this channel in full-screen.
3.
Press MENU or EXIT to close this
window.
6.8 Audio
1. Press the blue function key to enter into the Audio window.
2. Press the keys V+/V- to select between Left, Right, Mono and Stereo.
3. Press the keys PR+/PR- to select another language or Dolby AC3 (Dolby Digital) as far as provided by the TV station.
4. Press MENU or EXIT to close this window.
Changing the audio mode is only connected with the cur­rent channel, not all the channels.
6.9 Recall
Press the PR key to switch between the current channel and the previous
channel.
6.10 Info
Press INFO to enter into the information window.
6.11 Favorite Groups
1.
Press the FAV key to pop up the
favorite group window.
2.
Press the keys PR+/PR- to select the
favorite group.
3.
Press OK.
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4. Press the keys PR+/PR- to select the channel up or down.
5. Press OK at the selected channel to switch to it. The steps 4 and 5 are not necessary if there is only one channel in the FAV group.
If there is no favorite channel, system will inform "No FAV
Channel!" when you press the FAV key.
6.12 EPG
3
6.12.1.1 Single EPG
Press the EPG key of the remote control.
The window Single EPG with information on one channel will open:
• All programs during a day, with start and end time; the selected program is
color-marked.
• Date of day to which display applies.
• Duration of current program (start time ~ end time).
• Name of current program.
• Illustration of the colored function keys and their functions.
• Detailed information on the current program.
Press the keys PR+ and PR- to display a later or earlier program (1). Press the keys V+/V- to page forward/back respectively one day (2). Press the green function key to scroll down in the information section (6). Press the red function key to scroll up in the function area (6). Press the yellow function key to include channel, date, switch-on time and
duration of the marked program into a timer. The Timer Mode is set to Once by default; Timer Service is set to Play.
Press the blue function key to go to the window EPG. Press the EXIT key to close the window Single EPG and return to TV opera-
tion.
3
EPG = Electronic Program Guide
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6.12.1.2 Multi EPG
After pressing the
blue function key in
the window
Single EPG you will access
the window
EPG with this display.
The current program is marked with
.
Press OK to open a window with
detailed information on the select­ed program.
Press the red function key or the
EXIT key to close such window.
Press the red function key to pop
up the Time Bar window.
Press the keys PR+/PR-
to select up or down.
Press the keys V+/V- to select
the function in the time bar:
Press OK when is selected to go to the current program. The current
program is marked with .
Press OK when is selected to go one program forward or back. Press OK when is selected to go two hours forward or back. Press OK when is selected to go one day forward or back. Press OK when is selected or press EXIT to close the window Time and
to return to the EPG window.
Press the green function key to include channel, date, switch-on time and
duration of the marked program into a timer. The Timer Mode is set to Once by default; Timer Service is set to Play. You may change settings as de­scribed in section 9.5, page 38. If 8 timers are already programmed, system will inform you "Timer is full!'.
6.13 Subtitles
1. Press the yellow function key to open the subtitle window on the screen.
2. Press the keys PR+/PR- to select the language or to switch off subtitles.
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7 Menu Edit channel
Press MENU to enter the Main
Menu.
Move highlight on Edit Channel
item and press OK to enter Edit Channel menu as besides.
This menu has 3 sub
-menus such as: TV
Channel
List, Radio Channel List and
Delete All
.
7.1 TV Channel List / Radio Channel List
You can individually customize the channel lists. There are various available possibilities for editing. For reasons of simplification, only editing of TV lists will be explained in the following. Editing of radio channel lists will be performed corresponding to editing of TV channel lists.
Press PR+, PR- to select the channel
that you want to play, and then press OK to view it in the small win­dow. If move the yellow cursor to select up or down, you will see a gray line which indicates the play­ing channel in the small window.
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7.1.1 Add Channel to Favorite Groups
Press FAV to move the FAV button
upward. Select the channel and press OK to pop up the favorite group list. In the list, select the group that you want to add into and press OK, and then you will find the favorite mark is displayed at the right side of the selected channel.
Press EXIT and then FAV again to
exit from the fav mode, and you will find the FAV button return to the origin position.
7.1.2 Provide Channels with Password Protection (Lock Against
Unauthorized Access)
Press red function key to move the
Lock button upward. Select the channel and press OK to mark this channel with the Lock mark. You can cancel this mark by pressing OK key once more.
Press red function key again to exit
from the lock mode and you will find the Lock button return to the origin position.
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7.1.3 Skip Channels when Switching from Channel to Channel
(Zapping)
Press the green function key to
move the Skip button upward. Se­lect the channel and press OK to mark this channel with the skip mark. You can cancel this mark by pressing OK once more.
Press the green function key again
to exit from the skip mode, and you will find the Skip button return to the origin position.
7.1.4 Move Channels to Another Channel Position
Press the yellow function key to
move the Move button upward. Se­lect the channel and press OK to mark this channel with the move mark.
Press PR+, PR- keys to move the
cursor to the position where you want to locate and press OK to con­firm.
Press the yellow function key again to exit from the yellow mode, and you
will find the yellow button return to the origin position.
7.1.5 Sort Channel List
Press the blue function key to
enter into the Edit channel window.
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Press the red function key to pop
up the Sort drop-down list. Name(A-Z): The ascending order, omitting the $ character, the num­ber is ahead, then the capital letter, at last the lowercase. Name (Z-A): The opposite order of the above Name (A-Z). Free/Scramble: All FTA channels are listed ahead, while all scrambled channels are listed last. Lock: all locked channels are listed at the bottom.
7.1.6 Rename Channels
1.
Press the blue function key to
enter into the Edit channel window.
2.
Press the green function key to
move the Edit button upward.
3.
Select the channel and press OK to
pop up the Rename window.
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4. In the Rename window, press the red function key to switch between capi­tal letter and lower-case letter; press green function key to delete the char­acter on the cursor; press keys V+/V- to move the cursor left or right; press numeric keys (0-9) to input the character, please refer to the down table. Press the yellow function key to accept the changes made so far and to close the window Rename. Press the blue function key to discard the changes made so far and to close the window Rename.
Numeric keys Press numeric key repeatedly, display in circle
1 .,*?!@1
2 ABC2
3 DEF3
4 GHI4
5 JKL5
6 MNO6
7 PQRS7
8 TUV8
9 WXYZ9
0 [space]_-0
If the name is empty, system will pop up a dialogue informing "Name cannot
be empty". Press OK to close this dialogue.
5. Press the green function key to leave the Rename mode.
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7.1.7 Delete Individual Channels from Channel List
1.
In Edit Channel window, press blue
function key to move the Delete button upward.
2.
Select the channel you want to
delete and press OK to mark this channel with the deletion mark. You can cancel this mark by pressing OK again.
3. Press EXIT to pop up the dialogue "Are you sure to save?" Select Yes button and press OK to save, or select NO button and press OK to exit without sav­ing.
7.2 Delete All
1.
Move cursor to the Delete All item,
and press OK to pop up the dia­logue "Warning! Do you really want to delete all channels?"
2.
Press EXIT to pop up the dialogue
"Are you sure to save?" Select Yes button and press OK to save, or se­lect NO button and press OK to exit without saving.
8 Menu Installation
Move highlight on Installation item
and press OK to enter Installation menu as besides.
This menu has
4 sub-
menus such as:
Auto Scan
, Channel Scan, Aerial Ad-
justment
and LCN.
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8.1 Auto Scan
1.
In the sub-menu Installation move
highlight on Auto Scan item and press OK.
2.
Move the highlight on the FTA Only
option and press keys V+/V- to choose Yes or No.
3.
Move the highlight on the Search
option, and press OK to start scan­ning.
4.
Press EXIT to exit this menu.
8.2 Channel Scan
1.
In the sub-menu Installation move
highlight on Channel Scan item and press OK.
There are two scan modes for you.
You can choose to scan by channel or by frequency.
The scan band is according to re­gion, e. g. when
scan band is UHF
and region is “China”, the
range of
Ch Number is from 13 to 61. When scan
band is VHF and region is
“China”, the range of Ch Number is from 1 to 12.
2. When you complete your configuration, move highlight to Search option,
3. Press OK to start scanning.
4. Press EXIT to exit the scanning and save the current parameters.
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8.3 Aerial Adjustment
This sub-menu helps you to adjust your DVB-T antenna.
1.
In the sub-menu Installation move
highlight on Aerial Adjustment item and press OK.
2.
Move the highlight on the Ch No.
item and press V+/V- to choose the channel which is most important for you.
3. The bar graphs in the lower part of the screen show you Signal Intensity and Signal Quality of your antenna signal. Align the aerial slowly until the bars get a maximum. Additionally there is an acoustic signal, if the reception is good. To find a compromise between various channels you can redo step 2s. and 3. for other channels.
4. Move the highlight on the Ext. Power item and press keys V+/V- to switch on /off the antenna supply voltage at ANT IN.
8.4 LCN
4
1.
In the sub-menu Installation move
highlight on LCN item and press OK.
2.
Press keys V+/V- to sort the channel
list during scan according to LCN (On) or not (Off).
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LCN = Logical Channel Numbering, i.e. sorting of the channel list according to a reference sorting
given by the DVB-T provider
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9 Menu System Setup
Move highlight on System Setup
item and press OK to enter System Setup menu as besides.
This menu has
9 sub-menus such as:
Language
, TV System, Display Setting,
Local Time Setting
, Timer Setting,
Parental Lock
, OSD Setting, Favorite
and
Auto Standby .
Press PR+/PR- to select menu among all the items. Press OK to enter the selected item.
9.1 Language
9.1.1 OSD Language
1. In the window Language move highlight on Language item and press OK.
2. Press the keys PR+/PR- to select from the list the desired menu language and press OK.
9.1.2 Language of the First Audio Channel
1. In the window Language move highlight on First Audio item and press OK.
2. Press the keys PR+/PR- to select from the list the desired language for the first audio channel and press OK.
A switch of the first audio
language has only an effect if
there are several languages provided by the broadcaster.
9.1.3 Language of the Second Audio Channel
1. In the window Language move highlight on Second Audio item and press OK.
2. Press the keys PR+/PR- to select from the list the desired language for the second audio channel and press OK.
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A switch of the second audio language has only an effect if
there are several languages provided by the broadcaster.
9.1.4 Subtitle Language
1. In the window Language move highlight on Subtitle Language item and press OK.
2. Press the keys PR+/PR- to select from the list the desired language for subti­tles and press OK.
If you chose permanent subtitles (section OSD) you can here
vary the language.
9.1.5 Teletext Language
1. In the window Language move highlight on Teletext item and press OK.
2. Press the keys PR+/PR- to select from the list the desired language for tele­text and press OK.
A switch between various teletext languages has only an ef-
fect if there are several teletext languages provided by the
broadcaster.
9.2 TV System
9.2.1 Video Resolution at the HDMI socket
1. In the window TV system move highlight on Video Resolution item and press OK.
2. Press the keys PR+/PR- to select from the list the desired video resolution and press OK.
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Example: If your TV set is capable of displaying a resolution
of 720p then you should also set 720p at the receiver (facto­ry default is 576i).
If receiver and your TV set are connected via a SCART
or an
antenna cable, then
the resolution is not adjustable and the
value is 576i (PAL format).
9.2.2 Aspect Mode
1. In the window TV system move highlight on Aspect Mode item and press OK.
2. Press the keys PR+/PR- to select from the list the desired mode and press
OK. Possible values are:
Value Meaning
Auto Default setting: the receiver selects optimum value
4:3PS For playback with a 4:3 screen, PS = Pan & Scan:
• 4:3 program: picture is optimally displayed.
• 16:9 program: picture height is adjusted to screen; picture infor-
mation on the right and left are missing.
4:3LB For playback with a 4:3 screen, LB = Letterbox
• 4:3 program: picture is optimally displayed.
• 16:9 program: picture width is adjusted to screen; lacking height is
filled up by black bars.
16:9 For playback with a 16:9 TV set
Default value is Auto.
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9.2.3 Video Out
1. In the window TV system move highlight on Video Out item and press OK.
2. Press the keys PR+/PR- to select from the list the format of the video signal at the SCART output and press OK. Possible values are YUV and RGB. Default is YUV.
Due to the internal signal processing it’s not anymore pos-
sible to select higher resolutions than 576i even at the HDMI
if RGB is selected
9.2.4 Color Encoding System
1. In the window TV system move highlight on RF System item and press OK.
2. Press the keys PR+/PR- to select from the list the desired RF system and press OK. Possible values are NTSC, PAL-BG, PAL-I and PAL-DK. Default is PAL-BG.
9.2.5 RF Channel
1. In the window TV system move highlight on RF Channel item and press OK.
2. Press the keys PR+/PR- to select from the list the desired RF channel, which is used for the built-in RF modulator and press OK. Possible values are from 21 to 69. Default is 38.
9.2.6 Format of the Digital Audio Signal
1. In the window TV system move highlight on Digital Audio Out item and press OK.
2. Press the keys PR+/PR- to select from the list the desired format and press OK. Possible values are
LPCM – Linear Pulse Code Modulation (Default) and BS Out – Bitstream Out (Audio data of the Transport Stream).
9.3 Display Setting
This sub-menu can be used to edit various display settings:
Select Brightness to change the brightness value from 0 to 100 (default
value is 50) by using the keys V+/V-.
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Select Contrast to change the contrast value from 0 to 100 (default value is
50) by using the keys V+/V-.
Select Saturation to change the saturation value from 0 to 100 (default
value is 50) by using the keys V+/V-.
Select Hue to change the hue value from 0 to 100 (default value is 50) by
using the keys V+/V-.
Select Sharpness to change the sharpness value from 0 to 10 (default value
is 5) by using the keys V+/V-.
9.4 Local Time Setting
Convenient operation of the smart MX63 requires setting of system time. By default, the receiver is set to GMT
5
Usage, i.e. date and time are taken from the
received signal. Time zone is set to GMT + 1 hour (+ 1:00) by default. Required changes can be made in the sub-menu Local Time Setting:
1. In the window Local Time Setting move highlight on Region item and press OK.
2. Press the keys PR+/PR- to select from the list the Region, where the receiver is operated.
3. Move the highlight on GMT Usage item and switch on or off GMT Usage by using the keys V+/V-.
On = automatic time setting via antenna signal is activated. Off = automatic time setting via antenna signal is deactivated.
It’s recommended to keep the presetting (GMT Usage On).
4. Move the highlight on GMT Offset and press OK.
5. Press the keys PR+/PR- to select from the list your time zone; for example, the time zone of Germany, Austria and Switzerland is GMT +1:00.
6. Select the item Summer Time and switch Summer Time Off or On by using the keys V+/V-.
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GMT = Greenwich Mean Time
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Please verify the presetting and correct them, if required.
Please also consider corresponding change of those set­tings.
7. If automatic time setting (GMT Usage) is switched off, then date and time should be manually entered: For this, select the item Date, select the position to be changed by using the keys V+/V-, and enter the current date by using the numeric keys. Then, se­lect the item Time, select the position to be changed by using the keys
V+/V-, and enter the current time by using the numeric keys.
9.5 Timer Setting
If there is no channel, you cannot enter into this window.
In the Timer Settings of the smart MX63 you can program, edit and delete up to eight different events (channel switch).
1.
Select Timer up or down, and press
OK to enter into the setting win­dow.
2.
Move the highlight on Timer mode:
You can set the timer Once, Daily, Weekly, Working day and Off. The de­fault mode is Off.
3. In line Timer Service the option Play is selected. There is not any possibility to change this.
4. Move the highlight on Wakeup Channel and select the channel to be dis- played.
5. Move the highlight on Wakeup Date and On Time: Use the numeric keys to input the valid date.
6. Move the highlight on Duration and enter the duration of the program with the numeric keys.
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7. Mark the button Save by using the keys PR+ and PR- and confirm by press­ing OK (or select Cancel and confirm by pressing OK if you want to cancel programming – then you will return to the sub-menu Timer Settings)
After the duration time, the system will power off automati­cally.
9.6 Parental Lock
Before entering into the Parental Lock window, you need input the correct password. The default password is 0000.
Move the highlight on Menu Lock
and press the keys V+/V- to select between Off and On. Default value is Off. After selecting On, you cannot enter anymore into most of the sub­menus before entering the pass­word.
Move the highlight on Channel Lock and press the keys V+/V- to select
between Off and On. The default value is Off. After selecting On, you cannot view anymore the locked channels set in the Channel List windows until you input the correct password.
Move the highlight on New Password and use the numeric keys (0-9) to
input a new password.
Move the highlight on Confirm Password and input the new password once
again. The entry in Confirm Password must be the same as the entry in New password. System will inform you "Change password successfully!" while they are the same, or inform you to input the password in the line Confirm password once again when they are not the same.
9.7 OSD Setting
9.7.1 Subtitle Display
In the sub-menu OSD Setting move the highlight on Subtitle Display and
press the keys V+/V- to select, whether subtitles are displayed immediately
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after you changed the channel (On), i. e. the subtitle setting is overtaken from your previous choice, or not (Off)
9.7.2 OSD Timeout
In the sub-menu OSD Setting move the highlight on OSD Timeout and press
the keys V+/V- to set the number of seconds after which the OSD should be hidden. You may set values from 1 to 10 seconds. Default value is 3s (factory setting).
9.7.3 OSD Transparency
In the sub-menu OSD Setting move the highlight on OSD Transparency and
press the keys V+/V- to select among Off (0% - no transparency), 10%, 20%, 30%, 40% (almost transparent). The default option is Off.
9.8 Rename Favorite Lists
In the sub-menu Favorite of the menu System Setup you can rename favorite lists.
1.
Select the favorite list to be edited
by using the keys PR+ and PR-, and confirm by pressing OK.
2.
An on-screen keyboard will be dis-
played.
3. Select letters/numbers by using the keys PR+ and PR- as well as the keys V+ and V- and confirm by pressing OK.
Switch between upper case and lower case by pressing the yellow function key.
Delete individual letters/numbers by pressing the red func- tion key.
4. Repeat this until the desired favorite name is entered.
5. Press the blue function key to return to the sub-menu Favorite and press EXIT to leave the sub-menu.
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9.9 Automatic Standby Function
Based on current EC regulations, this receiver is equipped with an energy saving system. After three hours, the receiv­er will automatically switch to energy save mode (energy consumption of less than 0,5 W) unless a function is trig­gered via remote control during such period (e.g. volume change or switching of channels). You can deactivate the automatic standby function via the menu.
Select in the menu System Setup the submenu Auto Standby and press OK.
Select Auto Standby and press the keys V+ and V- to switch On or switch
Off the automatic standby function (factory setting is Auto Standby On).
Select Standby Mode and press the keys V+ and V- to select between
Low Power and Fake. Low Power: the receiver will switch to energy save mode Fake: the receiver will switch to “normal” standby mode, e. g. the display
will show the current time
10 Menu Tools
Move highlight on Tools item and
press OK to enter Tools menu as besides.
This menu has
3 sub-menus such as:
Information
, Factory Setting, S/W
Upgrade by USB
.
Press PR+/PR- to select menu among all the items. Press OK to enter the selected item.
If there is not any USB device is connected, the item Up­grade by USB is grey, you cannot select it.
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10.1 Information
Move highlight on Information
item and press OK. You will see the screen like it displays on the right. This screen displays receiver infor­mation.
10.2 Load Factory Setting
Move highlight on Factory Setting
item and press OK. There will be a dialogue to input the password. The default password is 0000. If you in­put the correct password, you will see the screen like beside.
If you choose Yes, all the parame-
ters of the receiver will reset to the default value.
Note:
Please use this function carefully.
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10.3 Upgrade by USB
Move highlight on Upgrade by USB
item and press OK.
Move highlight on Upgrade Mode
and select among two possibilities:
Upgrade Mode Use / Meaning
Dump To save channel list to USB, the file name is given by the re-
ceiver.
Allcode To load new software into the receiver
or to load a channel
list.
In both cases the file is named “*.abs”.
To upgrade the receiver operational software proceed like this:
1. Search for the upgrade file on the internet page www.smart-electronic.de (menu item Support) and save it to a USB data storage.
2. Unpack the file with the ending .abs and copy it to the USB data storage.
Please note that the upgrade file (*.abs) is copied directly to the root directory of the USB data storage (no subdirectory)!
3. Connect the data storage to your receiver.
4. At Upgrade Mode, select the upgrade mode Allcode by using the keys
V+/V-.
5. At Upgrade File, select the file copied in step 2.
6. Select the Start button and confirm by pressing OK.
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11 Menu USB
Move highlight on USB item and
press OK to enter USB menu as be­sides.
This menu has
2 sub-menus such as:
Media Player, Remove USB device safely
.
Press PR+/PR- to select menu among all the items. Press OK to enter the selected item.
11.1 Media Player
The Media Player can be used to play MPEG, MP3 and JPG files available on the storage device.
1.
Move highlight on Media Player
item and press OK.
2. Press the key 0 until the upper line states the desired file on the very left. The folder structure now only displays the files corresponding to the desired file type.
Only after selecting e.g. music, this will display available music files.
3. Press PR- to select the connected data storage, and confirm by pressing OK. The present directories (and files as far as they correspond to the selected file type) will be displayed.
4. Select the file to be played (press OK to open a directory).
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The buttons on the bottom edge of the Media Player window provide further functions. Such functions depend on the selected file type (music, images, videos).
11.1.1 Music
11.1.1.1 Playback
1. Select the track to be played by using the keys PR+ und PR-.
2. Press OK to start playback.
3. Use the keys , , and to control playback.
11.1.1.2 Playlist
11.1.1.2.1 Creating a Playlist Select a track by using the keys PR+ and PR- and press the green function
key to add this to the playlist (favorite list).
The respective track is marked with a heart symbol. You can repeat this procedure for all tracks to be added to the playlist.
Press the yellow function key to add all tracks from the current directory to
the playlist. If pressing the yellow function key again, the playlist will be completely de­leted.
Press the red function key to display the favorite list (playlist).
A new window Show Playlist will be displayed. Now you can move or re­move files in/from the list.
11.1.1.2.2 Moving files within the Playlist
1. Select a track to be moved by using the keys PR+ and PR-.
2. Press the red function key to mark the selected track for moving.
3. Select the new position of the selected track by using the keys PR+ and PR-.
4. Leave the Move function by pressing the red function key again.
Now you can close the window Show Playlist by pressing EXIT, or move an­other track by starting again with step 1.
11.1.1.2.3 Delete files from the Playlist
1. Select a track to be deleted by using the keys PR+ and PR-.
2. Press the green function key to remove the selected track from the playlist.
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3. Press EXIT to end deletion, or go back to step 1 to remove further tracks from the playlist.
11.1.1.2.4 Delete all files from the Playlist:
1. Press the yellow function key to remove all tracks from the playlist. You will be asked if you really want to delete all entries.
2. Select Yes or No by using the keys
V+/V-, and confirm by pressing OK.
When stating No, you will be directed back to the play list. When stating Yes, the play list will be completely deleted and you will be directed to the start window of the Media Player.
11.1.1.3 Edit Audio Files
Press the blue function key to go to the Edit mode. Here you can
− rename tracks by pressing the red function key;
− copy tracks by pressing the green function key;
− and delete tracks by pressing the yellow function key;
− as well as create new folders by pressing the blue function key.
Press the EXIT key twice to leave the Edit mode. You will be directed back to
the initial window of the Media Player.
11.1.1.4 Sort Audio Files
Press key 1 to sort the displayed tracks by name, play time, file size or favor-
ites. Favorites are the tracks that are included in the current play list.
11.1.1.5 Playback Mode
Press key 2 to change the playback mode:
Symbol in Media Player-
window
Meaning
Single track is played and repeated.
All tracks in the current directory are played and repeated
in the displayed order.
All tracks in the current directory are played in random
order and are then repeated.
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Press the EXIT key to close the Media Player and to return to the menu Rec-
ord.
11.1.2 Images
The basic steps with image files only slightly differ from the steps with music files (automatic playback of a number of images).
• The creation of a playlist is similar as well as
• Editing and
• Sorting.
The differences are included in the functions available by pressing the keys 2 and 3.
11.1.2.1 Configure a Slide Show
Press the key 2 to configure a slide show
1. Select Slide Show Time by using the keys PR+ and PR-.
2. Using the keys
V+/V-, select the time period between displaying of two sub-
sequent images (1 to 9 seconds). When selecting Off, the first selected image will be continuously displayed on the screen.
3. Select Slide Show Repeat by using the keys PR+ and PR- to determine by using the keys
V+/V- if the slide show should start again from the beginning
after displaying the last image.
4. Select the line Save – Cancel by using the keys PR+ and PR-, and then use the keys
V+/V- to determine if the settings should be saved or discarded, and
confirm by pressing OK. You will be directed back to the image list.
11.1.2.2 Showing all Images in the Current Directory
Press key 3 to display nine images of the current directory (thumbnails) on
the screen.
Press P+/P- to navigate within the directory (to display the next nine imag-
es).
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You can also have images being displayed whilst music is being played, e.g. by changing the file type during playback of music (using key 0) and then starting a slide show.
11.1.3 Video
11.1.3.1 Playback Video
1. Select the file to be played using the keys PR+ und PR-. In left half of the screen you see a thumbnail and you can watch the recording in preview
mode. Use the keys , , and to control playback.
2. Press OK to start playback in full screen mode.
3. Use the keys , , , , , and to control playback.
11.1.3.2 Edit Video Files
Press the blue function key to go to the Edit mode. Here you can
− rename tracks by pressing the red function key;
− copy tracks by pressing the green function key;
− and delete tracks by pressing the yellow function key;
− as well as create new folders by pressing the blue function key.
Press the EXIT key twice to leave the Edit mode. You will be directed back to
the initial window of the Media Player.
11.1.3.3 Sorting Videos
Press key 1 to sort the displayed videos by name, play time or file size.
11.2 Remove USB Device safely
1.
Move highlight on Remove USB
device safely item and press OK. You’ll get the screen beside.
2.
Move highlight on the button OK
and press OK to deactivate the USB storage device Move highlight on the button Can- cel and press OK to cancel the deac- tivation.
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12 Cleaning
WARNING!
There is the risk of electric shock when cleaning the
receiver!
Always disconnect mains plug from power outlet before
cleaning.
Never clean the receiver using a damp cloth. Always ensure that no liquid enters the receiver.
CAUTION!
There is the risk of damaging the receiver when
cleaning the receiver!
Do not use solvent-containing cleaning agents like petrole-
um ether or thinner.
Clean the housing of the receiver using a dry cloth.
13 Transport and Decommissioning
Proceed as follows if you want to transport the receiver of if you do not want to use the receiver any more:
1. Disconnect the receiver and all connected devices from power supply.
2. Disconnect any cables connected to the receiver.
3. Remove the batteries from the remote control.
4. Put receiver, cables and remote control into the original packaging.
5. Store the receiver and the accessory parts at a dry and dust-free location.
6. Protect the receiver from freeze.
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14 Troubleshooting
This section includes a list of general errors that could occur with operation of the receiver. Each error states a possible cause and solutions.
Symptom
Possible cause(s)
Solution
The display does not
light.
The power cord is not con-
nected.
The power switch is not switched on.
Connect the power cord to the pow-
er outlet.
Switch on the power switch.
No audio or video;
the receiver states "OFF" and the red LED lights up.
The receiver is in standby
mode.
Press the POWER key to switch on
the receiver.
No audio or video.
No signal or only weak
signal.
Check the cable connections to the
receiver and from the receiver to the connected devices; fasten cables, if required.
The TV set does not
show a picture.
The system is not correctly
connected.
Verify connection of cable and fasten
cable, if required.
Bad picture / block-
ing error.
Signal is too strong.
Antenna noise factor too high.
The antenna is faulty.
Connect a signal attenuator to the
antenna input. Change to an antenna with lower noise factor.
Change the antenna.
Picture only in black
and white and/or incorrect synchroni­zation.
The video format of your
receiver is not correctly set.
Adapt broadcast television system of
the receiver to the broadcast televi­sion system of the TV set.
The remote control
does not operate.
The batteries are empty.
The remote control shows into wrong direction.
Replace empty batteries with new
batteries.
Direct the remote control towards the front panel of the receiver.
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Symptom
Possible cause(s)
Solution
Display flashes
Short circuit at antenna in.
Pull off antenna plug from ANT IN
and check the same.
Verify that your cable installation is properly installed.
New operating software for the receiver will be published, if required. This can be easily downloaded at the website www.smart-electronic.de.
If the malfunction still cannot be remedied, then please contact your specialist dealer.
Service Hotline
In case of technical problems, connection problems or general questions on settings:
Service Hotline: +49 (0) 7724 94783-54
Fax: +49 (0) 7724 94783-33
E-mail: [email protected]
Internet: www.smart-electronic.de
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15 Disposal
CAUTION!
Do not dispose of the receiver and the batteries in normal
household refuse!
Please ask your municipal administration on possibilities for
environmentally friendly and proper disposal of the receiv­er.
Please take the batteries to a collecting point.
The WEEE6
symbol on the product and its packaging states that this product is an electrics or electronic device. Do not dispose of such device in the household refuse, but take it
to your local municipal collecting point (collection station).
Your contribution to d
isposal of this product will protect the
environment and the health of all people. Material recycling
helps to reduce consumption of raw materials.
Please help to save our environment!
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WEEE = Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment. The WEEE directive is the EC directive 2002/96/EC on reduction of the increasing amount of waste from electrical and electronic equip­ment not used any more. Its objective is prevention, reduction and environmentally friendly dispos­al of the increasing amounts of electronic waste.
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16 Technical Data
16.1 General Information
• HDTV 1080p
• Standby Save Energy mode
• 4000 channels
• 8 favorite lists
• EPG
• JPEG and MP3 playback
Demodulator
DVB-T
Input frequency range
170 MHz ~ 900 MHz
Input level range
27 dBµV – 90 dBµV
Input impedance
75Ω
Band width
6 / 7 / 8 MHz
16.2 Remote Control
Range
up to 7 m
Batteries
2 x type AAA
16.3 Mains Adapter
Power consumption in standby less than 0.5 W
Mains voltage 175 - 250 V ~, 50/60 Hz
16.4 Connections
Data storage interfaces
USB 2.0
Antenna in
Coax
Audio out
1 x RCA digital audio (SPDIF)
Video out
1 x HDMI
1 x SCART connector (EURO AV)
RF out
Coax
RF in
Coax
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16.5 Temperature
Operating temperature
+5° C to +40° C
Storage temperature
-40° C to +65° C
16.6 Dimensions and Weight
Width
220 mm
Height
45 mm
Depth
145 mm
Weight
Approx. 0.5 kg
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Declaration of Conformity
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17 Declaration of Conformity
The company smart electronic GmbH, Industriestraße 29, 78112 St. Georgen, Germany herby declares that this product meets the following directives and standards:
• Directive on electromagnetic compatibility 2004/108/EC
− EN 55013
:2001+A1:2003+A2:2006
− EN 55020:
2007
− EN 55022:
2006+A1:2007
− EN 55024:
1998+A1:2001+A2:2003
− EN 61000-3-2
:2006
− EN 61000-3-3
:2008
• Low voltage directive 2006/95/EC
− EN 60065
:2002+A1:2006+A11:2008
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