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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0 INTRODUCTION 2
1.1 Storage 2
1.2 Equipment Set-up 2
1.3 Accessories 3
2.0 YOUR RECEIVER 3
2.1 Front panel 3
2.2 Rear panel 3
2.3 Remote control 4
2.4 Installing the batteries 4
2.5 Using the remote control 5
3.0 CONNECTIONS 5
3.1 Connecting to your aerial antenna 5
3.2 Connecting to TV 5
3.3 Connecting to digital audio amplifier 6
3.4 Connecting an external USB drive 6
4.0 FIRST INSTALLATION 6
4.1 Turn on the TV set and the receiver 7
4.2 Activation of the receiver in the digital terrestrial TV operator's network 8
5.0 DAILY OPERATIONS 9
5.1 Switching the receiver on and off 9
5.2 Changing channels 9
5.3 Volume adjustment 10
5.4 Viewing the programme information 10
5.5 Check signal level and quality 11
5.6 Selecting audio language 11
5.7 Selecting subtitle language 11
5.8 Viewing the teletext 12
5.9 Usage of external USB devices 12
6.0 MAIN MENU 13
6.1 Channel Organizer 13
6.2 Settings 16
6.3 Tools 20
6.4 Multimedia 22
6.5 Information 24
7.0 TROUBLESHOOTING 25
8.0 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION 28
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1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Safety Instructions
DO NOT INSTALL YOUR RECEIVER:
In a closed or poorly ventilated cabinet; directly on top of or under any other equipment; on a
surface which might obstruct the ventilation slots.
DO NOT EXPOSE THE RECEIVER OR ITS ACCESSORIES:
To direct sunlight or any other equipment that generates heat; to rain or intense moisture; to
intense vibration and to any shock which may cause permanent damage to your receiver or to any
magnetic objects, such as loudspeakers, transformers, etc.
Do not use a damaged power cord. It may cause a fire or an electrical shock. Do not touch a power
cord with wet hands. It may cause an electric shock.
When the receiver is not used for a long period of time, you should unplug the power cord from the
wall socket.
Do not use alcohol or ammonia based liquids to clean the receiver. If you wish, you may clean
your receiver with a soft lint-free cloth slightly made damp with a mild soap solution, only after
disconnecting from the mains voltage supply. Make sure no foreign objects fall through the
ventilation slots because this could cause fire or an electric shock.
Do not place any objects on top of the receiver because this might prevent proper cooling of the
components inside.
Safety Precautions
Never open the receiver cover. It is dangerous to touch the inside of the receiver due to high voltage
currents and possible electrical hazards and your warranty will be void. Refer all maintenance or
servicing to suitably qualified personnel.
When you are connecting cables, be sure that the receiver is disconnected from the mains supply
voltage. Wait a few seconds after switching off the receiver before you move the receiver or
disconnect any equipment.
It is a necessity that you only use an approved extension and compatible wiring that is suitable
for the electrical power consumption of the installed equipment. Please ensure that the electrical
power supply corresponds with the voltage on the electrical identification plate at the back of the
receiver.
If the receiver does not operate normally, even after strictly following the instructions in this user manual,
it is recommended to consult your local dealer or contact the appropriate service.
1.1 Storage
Your receiver and its accessories are stored and delivered in a packaging designed to protect against
electric shocks and moisture. When unpacking it, make sure that all the parts are included and keep
the packaging away from children. For transporting the receiver from one place to another or if you are
returning it under warranty conditions, make sure to repack the receiver in its original packaging with its
accessories. Failing to comply with such packaging procedures could void your warranty.
1.2 Equipment Set-up
We recommend you consult a professional installer to set up your equipment. Otherwise, please follow
the instructions below:
Refer to the user manual of your TV and your antenna.
Make sure that the 3RCA/HDMI cable and outdoor components are in a good condition and the
3RCA/HDMI connections are well shielded and of good quality.
This manual provides complete instructions for installing and using this receiver. The following symbols
will serve as follow.
WARNING: Indicates warning information.
NOTE: Indicates any other additional important or helpful information.
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MENU: Represents a button on the remote control or the receiver.
(Bold characters)
Move to: Represents a menu item within a window.
(Italic characters)
1.3 Accessories
Receiver – 1 pc.
User Manual – 1 pc.
Remote control (RCU) – 1 pc.
Power adapter – 1 pc.
Cable type 3RCA-3RCA – 1 pc.
Batteries (AAA type) – 2 pcs.
Warning: The batteries should not be recharged, disassembled, electrically short-
circuited, be mixed or used with other types of batteries.
If you plan to use rechargeable batteries instead of batteries, it is recommended to use NiMH battery
type with low self-discharge for long-term operation of the remote control.
2.0 YOUR RECEIVER
2.1 Front panel
Fig. 1
1. Standby button Switches the receiver between Standby (off) and operating mode.
2. Up/Down buttons Switches channels up and down in view mode, navigation around menu.
3. Digital display Indicates current channel number in operating mode. Indicates current time
in standby mode.
4. Remote sensor Receives signals from RCU.
5. Stand-by indicator RED indicates that the receiver is in standby mode. GREEN indicates that the
receiver is in operating mode.
6. USB port (front) Connector for USB storage device from front side.
7. Slot for smart card (right side panel)
It is intended only for the service functions and is not used during the
operation by user.
2.2 Rear panel
Fig. 2
1. USB port (rear) Connector for USB storage device from rear side.
2. ANT IN connector (input)
To connect to your antenna for reception of broadcasted signals.
3. INTERNET connector (RJ45, TP)
To connect your receiver to internet via cable connection.
4. S/PDIF connector (output, coaxial)
To connect your receiver to a digital home theatre, AV receiver or digital
audio amplifier.
5. HDMI connector To connect your receiver to your TV set using an HDMI cable.
6. VІDEO connector (output, yellow)
To connect your receiver to your TV set using corresponding video input in
your TV.
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7. AUDІO L/R connector (output, white/red)
To connect your receiver to your TV set using corresponding right and left
8. Power adapter connector To connect power adaptor supplied with the receiver. Please, use only
9. Power ON/OFF switch Allows mechanically connect and disconnect power source to
channels of audio inputs in your TV or stereo system.
original adapter.
receiver.
2.3 Remote control
1. q Switches the receiver between the working and standby modes.
2. ! Enable/disable the audio output of the receiver.
3. 09 In viewing mode: enters channel number, in menu: enters numeric values.
4. TV/R Switches between TV and radio channels.
55 Switches to internet connection mode.
6. FAV Displays the list of favourite channels.
7.
Switches to the previously viewed channel.
8. AUDIO Selects the menu track audio support.
9. Displays information about the current channel and other information
10. EPG Enters the Electronic Programme Guide.
11. pq In viewing mode: switches to the next/previous channel, in menu mode and
12. tu In viewing mode: decreases/increases the volume, in menu mode: for
13. OK In menu mode: to confirm selection.
14. MENU Switches to menu mode (to access the main menu of the receiver) and back
15. Exits the menu, submenu or cancels actions.
16. VOL +/VOL Increases/decreases the volume level.
17. P+/P In viewing mode: switches to the next/previous channel, in menu mode and
18. LIST In viewing mode: displays the channels list.
19. CH +/CH In viewing mode: switches to the next/previous channel.
20. OPT Changes the output video format and for other options settings.
21. TEXT Switches to Videotext mode.
22. SUB Selects a subtitle language (if subtitles are broadcasted).
555 Displays messages from the operator.
24. MULTIMEDIA BUTTONS
For viewing multimedia files, trick modes, creating and viewing recordings.
25. COLORED BUTTONS
Functions depend on the menu context.
banners.
in channel list: moves cursor up and down.
navigation and changing option settings.
to viewing mode.
during list browsing: scrolls pages up and down.
Fig. 3
2.4 Installing the batteries
Open the cover on the remote control unit (RCU) and insert 2 AAA batteries into the compartment.
Correct position of batteries polar diagram shows inside batteries compartment.
1. Open the cover.
2. Insert the batteries.
3. Close the lid.
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Warning The batteries should not be recharged, disassembled, electrically short-
circuited, be mixed or used with other types of batteries.
2.5 Using the remote control
Fig. 5
To use the remote control point it towards the front of your receiver. The range of the remote control is
up to 7 meters distance to the receiver at an angle of up to ±30 degrees.
Note: Managing the receiver will be limited or not possible if there are obstacles
between the remote control sensor on the front panel of the receiver and
remote control.
Note: Direct sunlight and very bright light reduces the distance of remote control.
3.0 CONNECTIONS
Warning: Please make sure that any connection devices or equipment are
disconnected from their main power before you make connections
between them and your receiver.
3.1 Connecting to your aerial antenna
To receive digital broadcast signals, your receiver has to be connected to a terrestrial indoor or outdoor
antenna. Use the antenna cable to connect the aerial with the ANT IN connector on the back of your
receiver. Please ensure that a properly shielded antenna cable and suitable connectors are used.
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Fig.
Note If the signals at your location are too weak to receive proper signals with
an indoor antenna, we recommend using an outdoor antenna which can
be pointed towards the transmission tower. Ask your local dealer for more
information.
3.2 Connecting to TV
This receiver can be connected to a TV in one of two ways.
a: With 3RCA-3RCA cable (included).
connect the cable from one side to the outputs of the receiver and to the input connectors of the TV
set. The connection should be done in accordance with the colour-coded connectors.
Fig. 6
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Note For using the receiver with a TV set with this type of connection please
b: With HDMI cable (not included). We recommend connecting your TV set with the receiver using a
good quality HDMI cable. This connection supports the highest possible quality.
Connect one side of the cable to the connector on the receiver and the other side of the cable to the
suitable connector on the TV.
Note For using the receiver with a TV set with this type of connection please
switch the TV set to video mode. For more details please read chapter 4
First installation.
switch the TV set to HDMI mode. For more details please read chapter 4
First installation.
3.3 Connecting to digital audio amplier
Fig. 6
By connecting your receiver to a digital amplifier or home theatre system, you can enjoy the best
possible sound quality and multi-channel audio (depending on broadcast or multimedia file encoding).
Connect your digital audio amplifier or home theatre system with a suitable cable to the S/PDIF
connector on the back of the receiver.
3.4 Connecting an external USB drive
Fig. 7
Make sure the plug-in USB drive consumes less than 500 mA. If your hard drive consumes more than this
value, use an external power supply for the USB drive. If you use a USB flash drive with an external power
source, you must first connect a USB storage device to a power source, then connect the drive to the
receiver.
Note It is recommended to use USB 2.0 storage devices or higher for recording
and play back of TV programs or HD movies.
Note Timeshift/recording and playback only works properly when a fast
USB storage device such as a USB2.0 HDD is connected to the receiver.
Timeshift/recording and playback of HD content requires a sufficient read/
write speed of the used USB storage device.
4.0 FIRST INSTALLATION
This procedure will enable you to enjoy digital broadcasts just within a few minutes.
It is recommended to follow the Installation Guide step by step. It will guide you through the basic
installation and channel searching process.
Note Ensure that all connections are setup properly. In case of difficulties or
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4.1 Turn on the TV set and the receiver
Wait for the Welcome screen from the receiver on the TV screen and then for the "First Time Installation”
wizard screen to appear.
If your receiver is connected to TV set by 3RCA-3RCA cable
(supplied), then necessary to switch TV set to AV input. To do this:
Read corresponded chapter of user manual of your TV set.
Using remote control of your TV set switch it to AV input. Most of remote controls has dedicated
button to select source of the signal. Often this button named as: «АV», «VIDEO», «INPUT», «Source»
or symbol SQ_ARROW_IN. If you have selected correct input then you will see on screen menu of
the receiver named «Майстер налаштувань».
Note: Depending from brand and model of your TV the name of AV input can be
different, for example: Video1, AV1.
If your receiver is connected to TV set by HDMI cable
(not supplied with receiver), then necessary to switch TV set to HDMI input. To do this:
Read corresponded chapter of user manual of your TV set.
Using remote control of your TV set switch it to HDMI input. Most of remote controls has dedicated
button to select source of the signal. Often this button named as: «АV», «VIDEO», «INPUT», «Source»
or symbol SQ_ARROW_IN. If you have selected correct input then you will see on screen menu of
the receiver named «Майстер налаштувань».
Note: Depending from brand and model of your TV the name of HDMI input can
be different, for example: HDMI1, HDMI2.
You can comfortably make some useful adjustments by correctly following through the first installation
procedure.
Menu Language: Use tu to select OSD language.
Country: Reference information about your location.
Subtitle Display: Use tu to enable/disable subtitles.
Press BLUE to go to the next screen.
TV Ratio: Use tu to select aspect ratio depending on your TV screen format (4:3 or
16:9).
Conversion: Use tu to change aspect conversion.
HDMI Resolution: Use tu to select screen resolution according to the characteristics and
supported modes of your TV set.
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Note You should confirm the HDMI resolution selection. If you select a resolution
your TV set does not support you will see a black screen. Do not confirm.
Please wait 10 seconds, the receiver will switch back to the previous
resolution value.
Press BLUE to go to the next screen.
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The screen Channel Search allows you to adjust the antenna and the antenna power for good reception
of signals and for perfect channel scanning.
Note For effective usage of this tool, you should know the frequency channel
Frequency channel: Select a frequency channel on which broadcasting is present in your area.
Frequency (MHz): Reference information about frequency for the selected frequency channel.
Antenna Power: Use tu to start/stop antenna power supply from the receiver via the
When all settings have been made (including antenna adjustment), press BLUE on the remote control to
perform full scanning for channels through all frequency channels range.
The receiver will start searching for channels. Information about found TV and radio channels, scanned
frequency, current signal strength and quality values and indicators as well as search progress line will
be displayed on screen. After completing the channels scan, the receiver will save all found TV and
radio channels and switch to viewing mode of the TV channel with the lowest number according to the
current channel list numbering.
Note: If any channels were not found, please repeat the previous step of the
numbers for digital aerial broadcasting in your region by your operator.
Correct antenna adjustment is very important to complete scanning and for
comfortable view. You can skip this step by pressing BLUE at any time and
perform a full scanning without antenna tuning.
Adjust the antenna such wise as to achieve the best level and quality values of
the signal for the selected frequency channel.
antenna connector. Before connecting your antenna to the receiver, please
read the user manual of your antenna regarding antenna powering. This
parameter is recommended to set to ON only for active internal or external
antennas which require power supply via an antenna cable with voltage of 5
V DC and consume less than 50 mA. Otherwise, leave the setting OFF.
antenna adjustment and perform the scan again or ask your local dealer or
service for assistance.
4.2 Activation of the receiver in the digital terrestrial TV operator's network
IMPORTANT Your receiver is pre-activated to show most of the encoded digital terrestrial
After the first turn the receiver will automatically receive additional information from the digital
broadcasts. The process of obtaining the data may take several minutes, during which the receiver will
display a message that there is no right to watch a channel. At this time, do not change channels. Wait
for the image of the transmitted channel.
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channels broadcasts by the operator on a free basis to subscribers.
However, watching some channels may require a subscription fee. To
gain access to paid channels, you should contact your Customer Support.
Information required to contact the Customer Support can be found in the
additional instructions that came with the documentation supplied with
the receiver.
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If the no access message does not disappear from the screen after 10 minutes, please contact your
Customer Support.
5.0 DAILY OPERATIONS
In this section you will find the most frequently used functions of the receiver.
5.1 Switching the receiver on and o
To switch your receiver ON and OFF, press q. This button is located on the remote control and front
panel of the receiver.
Press q to switch the receiver into the operating mode.
Press q again to switch the receiver into standby mode.
Note: In standby mode the receiver does not consume more than 1.00 W of
power.
If you plan not to use the receiver for a longer time, please press the power ON/OFF switch on the rear
panel to completely disconnect the receiver from the power source or simply unplug the power adapter
from the outlet.
Note: Please do not forget to switch the power ON/OFF switch on the rear panel
to ON for normal receiver operation.
5.2 Changing channels
5.2.1 Switch channels in viewing mode
For sequential switching of channels in viewing mode you can use buttons pq or CH +/CH or
P+/P. For direct switching to a channel with a certain number you can dial the channel number by using
the buttons 09.
5.2.2 Switch channels via the channel list
Press LIST on the remote control in viewing mode to switch between channels via the channel list. A list
of stored channels in the receiver will be displayed on the TV screen. Use pq to highlight a channel in
the channel list and press OK. The channel list window will disappear from the screen and the receiver
will switch to the selected channel.
Note: Use the buttons P+/P or tu to switch pages up and down in the channel
list.
5.2.3 Switching between TV, radio and favourite channels
The receiver supports the following channel lists:
List of TV channels;
List of radio channels;
Press TV/R in viewing mode to switch between TV and radio channels.
6 favourite channel lists: Movies, News, Sports, Kids, Culture and Shopping.
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Press FAV in viewing mode to select one of the favourite channel lists. Use pq to select a list, then use
pq to highlight the channel from the selected list and press OK to confirm. To return to all channel lists
press FAV, then press LEFT and T V/R to select the channel from all TV channel lists.
Note: For instructions how to prepare lists of favourite channels, please read
chapter 6.1.2.
5.3 Volume adjustment
Use VOL+/VOL or tu in viewing mode to adjust the volume. To temporarily mute the audio output,
press !. To enable audio playing again, press ! again or use VOL+/VOL or tu.
5.4 Viewing the programme information
5.4.1 The information banner
Every time you switch from one channel to another, the information banner will be displayed on screen.
Note: This banner also can be displayed at any time by pressing
mode.
This banner displays the following information:
Channel number and name.
Current date and time.
The beginning and the end of the current programme.
The beginning and the end of the next programme (to access press u).
Icons showing the presence of additional services provided by the channel and some properties of
this channel.
— in green colour means presence of teletext information of the current channel.
— in green colour means presence of teletext information of the current channel.
— in green colour means that the channel is encrypted.
— in green colour means presence of Dolby® Digital* audio track on the current channel.
— in green colour means presence of more than 1 audio track on the current channel.
— displays the resolution of the current channel broadcast.
— means that the programme is broadcasted in 4:3 aspect ratio.
—means that the programme is broadcasted in 16:9 aspect ratio.
— displays parental rating of the current programme.
* Dolby and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories
The information banner will automatically be removed from the screen after a time interval specified in
the menu system settings (see chapter 6.2.3 Banner Display Time).
in viewing
5.4.2 Extended information panel
The extended information panel can be accessed by pressing once during presence of the information
banner on screen or twice in view mode.
The following information will be provided:
Detailed event information: name and description of the current programme, time of the beginning
and the end of the programme*. If the programme description does not fit in the display area, you
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can use pq to scroll through this information. To view information about the next programme, use
tu;
information about frequency channel number and frequency for the viewed channel;
strength and quality signal indicators.
To exit the extended information panel, press or .
* Information will be displayed when available. Availability depends on the broadcast.
5.4.3 Electronic TV Programme Guide (EPG)
The Electronic TV Programme Guide gives you the opportunity to view programme schedules of digital
terrestrial broadcasts for today and up to the 7 next days. Availability of information about transmission
and the period depends on the broadcasting operator.
Press EPG to open the EPG in viewing mode.
On the left side of the screen you will see a list of channels, on the right side you will see the programme
guide for the selected channel and for a certain date.
Use pq to select a channel or event in the EPG and use tu to switch between channels and
programmes windows. Browse the programme guide for a channel with pq. In the 2nd half of the
screen additional information about the selected program will be shown.
This information includes:
The beginning and end of transmission.
The name of the programme.
A brief description of the programme.
You can set a timer for a programme which you want to see directly via the EPG. To create a new timer
from the EPG highlight programme and press RED. The detailed timer setup is described in chapter
6.3.2.
Press OK to display summary information about the set timers for the programmes of interest.
Press
to exit the timers list and return to the EPG screen.
Press
to view detailed information of an event.
Press BLUE to show events for the next day. To return back to the previous day, press YELLOW.
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Note: It is not possible to view information about past programmes.
5.5 Check signal level and quality
Information about the signal strength and quality displayed at the extended information screen is
described in the chapters 5.4.2 and 6.1.1.
5.6 Selecting audio language
Some channels support a choice of audio formats and/or languages.
Press AUDIO in viewing mode to display a list of available audio languages. Use pq to highlight the
language of choice and press OK to confirm. With tu you can additionally select audio mode between
Stereo, Mono, LeftOnly and RightOnly.
5.7 Selecting subtitle language
Press SUB in viewing mode to display a list of available subtitles languages. Use pq to select the
subtitle language and press OK to confirm. Additionally you can adjust your preferred subtitle language
as described in chapter 6.2.1.
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Note: Please consider that this function supports DVB and TXT subtitles and this
selection only displays them temporarily. Subtitles may not be supported
by every channel or broadcaster.
5.8 Viewing the teletext
Press TEXT in viewing mode to view the teletext. Use the COLOURED BUTTONS (in accordance with the
bottom of the videotext screen) to navigate between pages or press 09 to enter the page number of
the videotext. Press to exit the teletext.
5.9 Usage of external USB devices
Your receiver is equipped with connectors for external USB storage device. When using external USB
devices it is necessary to follow below recommendations and to consider some limitations.
Use USB devices compliant to USB 2.0 specification. If your USB device is not compatible with
this standard, the manufacturer cannot guarantee satisfactory operation of functions such as
multimedia playback or software upgrade.
Please ensure that the USB device is already formatted to FAT/FAT32 or NTFS. If it is not, please
format the USB device on the receiver or on your PC.
If you are going to use an external USB hard disk drive (HDD), please make sure that your HDD
power specifications do not exceed the supported output of your receiver (5V/500 mA). If so, please
use an additional external power adapter for this HDD.
STRONG cannot guarantee compatibility with all types of external USB storage devices.
Important: It is advised not to store important information on the external USB device
5.9.1 TV programmes recording
Press 4 in viewing mode to start recording. A “REC” message will appear on the digital display of the
receiver. The indicator of the recording duration will appear at the left upper corner of the TV screen. The
indicator will fade away in a few seconds or by pressing . Press 4 twice to define the duration for the
recording. Press 3 to stop the recording.
used with the receiver. Always make backups of it before you use USB
devices with this receiver. STRONG will not take responsibility for any loss or
damage of information or circumstances caused by the loss of information.
NOTE: Please ensure that your USB storage device is properly connected to the
receiver and that it is formatted in the required file system.
5.9.2 Timeshift
The Timeshift function allows you not to miss any interesting moments of a programme. Press 2 if you
need to go away for some time but want to resume watching the programme later from this moment
on. The programme will be paused. You will still see the picture with the pause symbol on it. Press u to
continue watching from the paused moment. In this mode the receiver will simultaneously playback
the programme from the paused moment and will continue recording of this programme from the
broadcasting signal.
Use 5 6 for fast forward and rewinding during the timeshifted playback.
Press 3 to exit the timeshifted playback.
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NOTE: Please ensure that your USB storage device is properly connected to the
NOTE: After exiting the Timeshift mode the recorded file will be deleted. It is not
NOTE: Please define the Timeshift parameters in the Multimedia Config submenu,
receiver and that it is formatted in the required file system.
available for further viewing.
as described in chapter 6.4.5.
6.0 MAIN MENU
In the main menu you can manage channels, timers, specific receiver settings, multimedia and internet
functions and receive useful information about the receiver, programmes, operator’s messages, etc.
The main menu contains the following chapters: Channels Organizer, Settings, Tools, Multimedia and
Information.
To access the main menu, press MENU in viewing mode.
Press
to return to the previous menu level or to exit the main menu.
6.1 Channel Organizer
Use tu to access the menu Channels Organizer, which includes following submenus: Channel Search,
Channels Manager, TV Program Guide, Internet Services and Ethernet Config.
Use pq to select the submenu and press OK.
6.1.1 Channel Search
This submenu allows you to adjust your channel search settings and perform manual or automatic
channel scans.
Frequency Channel: Specify a frequency channel number on which you would like to search for TV
Frequency (MHz): Reference information about frequency for the selected frequency channel.
Antenna Power: Use tu to turn the antenna power on/off. Before connecting your antenna
The signal strength and quality indicators on the 2nd half of the screen will help you to make sure that
you have signal on the selected frequency channel, as well as to adjust the antenna if necessary.
channels.
to the receiver, please read the user manual of the antenna regarding
antenna powering. This parameter is recommended to set to ON only for
active internal or external antennas which require power supply via antenna
cable with voltage of 5 V DC and consume less than 50 mA. Otherwise, leave
it OFF.
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Manual Search / Auto Search
After setting all channel search parameters you can choose search method by selecting between Manual
Search and Auto Search. The manual search performs scanning only for specified frequency channels and
auto search performs full scanning through the complete frequency channels range.
Use tu to select and press OK to start.
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During the search process the receiver will display the progress line, the current frequency and names of
found TV and radio channels.
After finishing the channels search, the receiver will propose to return to viewing mode (View option)
or go back to the channel search menu (Exit option). Returning to viewing mode will update and/or
overwrite the channel list according to the search results.
Note: If any channels were not found or you are not satisfied with the search
results, please check reliable websites/magazines if the entered values
of the channel search parameters are correct, repeat steps with antenna
adjustment and perform scanning again or ask your local dealer or service
for assistance.
6.1.2 Channels Manager
This submenu allows moving, deleting, locking of channels or adding channels to favourite lists.
Your TV channel list will be shown. The title “ALL TV Channels” is in the header of the list.
To switch between TV and radio channels press TV/R.
Add to your favourite list
You can create up to 6 favourite channel lists: Movies, News, Sports, Kids, Culture and Shopping.
To add channels to a favourite list:
use pq to select the channel;
press GREEN to select one of the favourite channel lists. Each press will change favourite channel
list. The name of the list will be shown in the header of the list at the right side of the screen;
press OK to add the channel to the selected favourite channel list. The channel name will appear in
the selected favourite channel list;
proceed as described for any other channels you wish to add to any favourite channel lists.
To exclude a channel from a favourite channel list:
press GREEN to select the favourite channel list from which the channel should be removed;
use u to enter the selected favourite channel list;
use pq to select the channel;
press RED to delete the channel from the selected favourite channel list.
To change the sort order of channels in the favourite channel list:
press GREEN to select the favourite channel list in which you wish to change the sort order of the
channels;
use u to move into selected favourite channel list;
press YELLOW to activate the move mode. The title “Move” will appear in the header of the
favourite channel list;
use pq to select a channel;
press OK. The selected channel will be marked with the MOVE_IMG symbol;
use pq to move the marker to a new channel position in the channel list;
press OK to confirm moving of the selected channel. The MOVE_IMG symbol for this channel will
be cleared;
proceed as described for any other channels you wish to move;
press YELLOW to deactivate the move mode.
Delete
To delete a channel:
press RED. The title “Delete channel(s)” will appear in the header of the list. This means that the
delete mode is activated;
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use pq to select a channel;
press OK to mark or unmark the selected channel. The channel which you want to delete will be
marked with the DELETE_IMG symbol;
press to exit the delete mode;
a pop-up window appears to confirm the deletion of channels: press OK to confirm or to cancel
the deletion.
Note: This feature is not available for channels which have been given numbering
by the operator (LCN numbering).
To delete ALL channels
double-press RED. The title “Delete ALL” will appear in the header of the list. This means that the
Delete ALL mode is activated;
press OK to mark or unmark channels. All channels will be marked or unmarked with the DELETE_
IMG symbol;
press to exit the Delete ALL mode;
a pop-up window appears to confirm the deletion of channels: press OK to confirm or to cancel
the deletion.
The Delete ALL function will delete all channels and all generated favourite lists.
Move
To change the sort order of channels or to move a channel in the list to a new position:
press YELLOW. The title “Move” will appear in the header of the list. This means that the move mode
is activated;
use pq to select the channel you want to move;
press OK. This channel will be marked with the MOVE_IMG symbol;
use pq to move the marker to a new channel position in the channel list;
press OK to confirm moving the selected channel. The MOVE_IMG symbol for this channel will be
cleared;
proceed as described for any other channel you wish to move;
press YELLOW to deactivate the move mode.
Note: This feature is not available for channels which have been given numbering
by the operator (LCN numbering).
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Lock
You can block certain channels from being viewed by other people, i.e. children. To lock a channel:
press BLUE. The title “Lock” will appear in the header of the list. This means that the lock mode is
activated;
use pq to select the channel you want to lock;
press OK. This channel will be marked with the LOCK_IMG symbol;
proceed as described for any other channels you wish to lock;
press BLUE to deactivate the lock mode.
Note: The lock mode becomes active only after entering your PIN code.
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Note: Watching a blocked channel will be possible only after entering your PIN
Please check if the parameter Channel Lock in the Parental Control submenu is set to “ON”. See chapter
6.2.4.
Note: To unlock a channel please proceed the same way.
code.
6.1.3 Radio channels
Press TV/R to switch between TV and radio channels. All functions for radio channels are similar to the
functions available for TV channels. See described in chapter 6.1.3.
6.1.4 Electronic Programme Guide
All functions are described in chapter 5.4.3.
6.1.5 Internet Services
In this menu you will get access to portal where various information is provided. Portal is Internet based
service and it’s content can be changed by operator. Main services are: Video on demand, broadband TV
services, social networks. User manual for the portal is always available on portal directory Help.
To navigate in portal and applications use LEFT/RIGHT and UP/DOWN buttons and confirm selection
by OK button. To return to previous page use RCL_IMG button. To exit from Internet Services use
button.
6.1.6 Ethernet Conguring
This submenu allows configuring connection to the Internet. It is necessary to select appropriated
method of obtaining of IP address: Auto, Manual or PPPoE. Method of obtaining of IP address depends
from your home networking equipment.
Obtain IP address Press OK to display a list of available options: Auto, Manual or PPPoE
If selected Auto then all settings will be done automatically. You can’t change any of below items.
Note: To use Auto mode your home router should support DHCP and automatic
If selected Manual then all below items must be filled manually. You should consult to your ISP about
these settings.
If selected PPPoE then you have to enter your Account and Password, then select OK and confirm with
OK button. Please, contact your ISP for details.
Note: Use PPPoE only if your ISP supports this mode.
IP addresses should be enabled in router.
6.2 Settings
Use tu to access the menu Settings in the main menu, which includes following submenus: Language
Settings, Output Settings, System Settings, Parental Control and Reset Factory Default.
Use pq to select a submenu and press OK.
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6.2.1 Language Settings
This submenu allows you to set the preferred language parameters for menus, audio and subtitles.
Menu Language: Use tu to select menu language.
1st Audio Language: This setting allows you to define the default audio track or language. Digital
TV allows the operator to transmit more than one audio track or language. If
a channel has multiple audio tracks or languages, the receiver will select the
suitable audio track automatically according to your selection. In viewing
mode you can change this selection to a more suitable for the viewed
channel, as described in chapter 5.6.
2nd Audio Language: The receiver will use this language if 1st is not available.
Subtitle display: To enable display of subtitles set to On, to disable set to Off.
Subtitle Language: This setting allows you to define the default subtitle language. Digital TV
allows the operator to transfer subtitles in one or more languages. Select your
preferred subtitle language and the receiver will display the subtitles in that
language automatically (if available). If you do not want to display subtitles,
then adjust the setting to Off. In viewing mode you can change this selection
to a more suitable for the viewed channel, as described in chapter 5.7.
English
Note: Subtitles will be displayed when available. Availability depends on the local
Note: Please also consider that an event may contain "built in" subtitles which
broadcast.
cannot be disabled.
6.2.2 Output Settings
This submenu allows you to set the output parameters of the receiver according to a connected TV set
and for the connected audio amplifier if applicable.
TV Ratio: Use tu to select a useful aspect ratio depending on your TV set screen
Conversion: Use tu to change aspect conversion.
Note: If the receiver is connected to a TV with 4:3 aspect ratio, the most
format (4:3 or 16:9).
recommended mode is Letter Box. In this mode, the video in 4:3 format
will not be converted and the 16:9 video format will be converted so as to
display it in full and without geometric transformations (displays full screen
width and on top and bottom of the screen presents black horizontal
bars). Other options available for conversion of 16:9 video format for 4:3
TV: PanScan – displays full screen high, but cut left and right sides of video,
Combined – cut little bit left and right sides of video and displays tiny black
horizontal bars at upper and lower parts.
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Note: If the receiver is connected to a TV with 16:9 aspect ratio, the most
HDMI Resolution: Use tu to select screen resolution according to the characteristics and
Note: You should confirm the HDMI resolution selection. If you select a resolution
Note: Experiment with the settings to find the options that suit you best. You can
Note: Do not forget about the possibility to control the screen format from the
Audio Output: Use tu to adjust this setting in accordance to the connected audio
recommended mode is PillarBox. In this mode, the video 4:3 will be shown
without geometric transformations (displays full screen high and on the left
and right sides of the screen presents black vertical bars). 16:9 video format
will be displayed without transformation and will occupy the entire screen.
Other options available for conversion of 4:3 video format for 16:9 TV:
Widescreen – occupy the entire screen with video geometric transformation,
Combined – cut little bit upper and lower parts of video and displays tiny
black vertical bars on left and right sides.
supported modes of your TV set.
your TV set does not support, you will see a black screen. Do not confirm.
Please wait 10 seconds, the receiver will switch back to the previous
resolution value.
change the parameters in viewing mode by pressing OPT.
menu of your TV also (depends on your TV model).
equipment. Set the BitStream option to bypass original audio bitstream
through HDMI or S/PDIF to a connected audio equipment that can decode
complex digital audio formats. Set the PCM option to convert complex digital
audio formats supported by the receiver to stereo audio and pass it to the
HDMI or S/PDIF outputs.
6.2.3 System Settings
This submenu allows you to set various system parameters for comfortable usage of the receiver.
Start up channel: Use tu to adjust this setting in accordance to your preference on which
Note: You should confirm to start channel definition.
Use pq to select a channel from the channel list and press OK to confirm. The name of this channel will
be shown as menu choice.
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channel the receiver should start after standby mode. Set the Last Watched
option for start-up with the channel that was last watched before switching
the receiver off. Set the Fixed channel option to always start-up the receiver
with a defined channel. To define a channel select this option and press OK.
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Banner display time: Use tu to define the duration of banner display in viewing mode. It can be
OSD Transparency: Use tu to define the transparency of menus and other system information
Deep Standby After: Use tu to define the period of time after which the receiver shall switch
Auto Standby After: Use tu to define the period of time after which the receiver shall switch
Auto channel update: Use tu to define the possibility for the receiver to automatically update
set in range from 1 to 20 seconds.
windows. Available options: 25%, 50%, 75%, No transparency.
from the “wait” mode (when everything is off, but the memory of the receiver
is not cleared) to completely off stage. As long as the memory of the receiver
is not cleared during this period, the receiver returns to operation mode very
quickly (2-3 seconds). Available options: Never, 5 min, 15 min (default value),
30 min, 1h, 3h.
to the “wait” mode if no commands have been received from the remote
control. Available options: Disabled (default value), 1h, 2h, …, 12h.
channel lists. Set the option to On to enable the update procedure for channel
lists in case any broadcasting changes in happen. This procedure is performed
in standby mode. If the receiver detects new channels in the broadcasted
signal or cannot find some channels in it, it compares with stored channels
in the memory. Before it starts operating the receiver will offer you to accept
these changes and modify the channel list. Select OK to confirm or
reject.
to
6.2.4 Parental Control
This submenu allows you to control blocking of certain programmes from unrestricted viewing, access
to certain menu options and usage of the EPG based parental rating system if supported by the local
broadcast.
Current PIN-code: To change the settings in this menu you must enter a valid PIN code (Default
Channel Lock: If set to ON it is required to enter the PIN code to view the blocked channel.
Lock menu: If set to ON it is required to enter the PIN code to change options in the menus
Parental Rate: Use tu to change settings. Available options: Disabled (default value), 6+,
PIN: 0000).
Channels Organizer, Settings and other important parameters and actions in
the menu.
10+, …, 18+, All Blocked.
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Note: Correct working of this function highly depends on the information from
the operator. It is recommended to set this parameter to the age of the
youngest child who has access to watching TV with this receiver. Whenever
switching through channels which submit EPG based parental rate and the
rate of current broadcast is higher than adjusted rate, it is required to enter
the PIN code for viewing this channel.
New PIN Code: Enter the new PIN code. This option can be used to change the current PIN
code to new one.
Confirm PIN Code: Confirm the new PIN code. Re-enter the new PIN code.
6.2.5 Reset Factory Default
This option allows you to reset the receiver to the factory settings.
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Warning: By resetting the receiver to the factory defaults, all your settings, all stored
Note: After selecting this option you will be asked to enter the PIN code (Default
Note: After a factory default reset, the receiver will reboot and you will be guided
Note: The receiver PIN code will also be changed back to the factory default
channels and their lists will be permanently deleted. Please use this option
with care!
PIN: 0000).
through the First Installation Guide again.
setting: 0000. If necessary, change it again as described in chapter 6.2.4.
6.3 Tools
Use tu to access the menu Tools in the main menu, which includes following submenus: Timer, Time
adjust and Software update.
Use pq to select the submenu and press OK.
6.3.1 Timer
This submenu allows you to turn the receiver on and off based on scheduled events. Timers can be set
from the EPG (recommended and the most convenient way). However, you can set timers manually in
this submenu.
In the submenu Timer a summary of the configured timers will be displayed: number, channel name,
date, start and end times, repeat and timer status.
Note: The list will be empty if there are no congured timers.
You can add, change or delete a timer.
Add
Press RED to add a timer. Use tupq and 09 to configure the settings for the event:
Channel: Press OK to access the channel list, use pq to select a channel and press OK
Timer Cycle: Use tu to select a cycling type of timer. The option Once means that timer
Event Type: Use tu to select a type of event, which will happen on timer execution. The
Date: Enter the date when the timer should be executed. Date format "dd/mm/
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to confirm. The name of this channel will appear in the options line;
will be executed once, after which it will be removed from the timers list. Daily
– the timer will run each day at the specified time (Time field). Weekly – the
timer will run every week at specified day of week (Day field) at the set time
(Time field);
option Record means that timer will start recording the specified channel.
Turn ON – the timer will switch to the specified channel;
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Time: Enter the time when the timer should be executed. Time format "hh:mm";
Duration: Enter the time interval during which the timer should be executed. Time
format "hh:mm";
Enable: Use tu to enable/disable a timer. Select Yes to activate the timer.
Press
to save settings. If a timer has been enabled it will be added to the timers list.
The execution of the timer depends on the current operation mode of the receiver:
in viewing mode the receiver will notify you 10 seconds before the timer starts the scheduled event.
You can confirm the timer by pressing OK or cancel it with . If no actions are performed, the timer
will be executed. After the timed event is finished, the receiver will switch to the last viewed channel;
in standby mode the receiver will automatically turn on, execute the timer and scheduled event and
return to standby mode.
Edit: Use pq to select a timer to edit, press OK, make all necessary changes and
press to save the changes. All settings can be defined as described in
above.
Delete: Use pq to select a timer to be deleted and press BLUE. This timer will be
deleted from the timers list.
6.3.2 Time adjust
This submenu allows you to select mode of time and date synchronization, adjust time and date
parameters in manual mode.
Auto time setting: Use tu to enable/disable automatic time synchronization. The option
On means the synchronization date and time is made by the operator. The
option Off requires setting of time parameters manually.
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Note: The option Off not recommended due to the possibility of losing real time
settings after standby mode.
Note: All parameters below can be adjusted only when “Auto time setting” set to
Off.
GMT Offset: Use tu to select time zone in accordance with the country of residence, if
the automatic settings for your region are absent.
Summer Time: Use tu to enable/disable summer daylight saving time.
Current Date: Press OK to select the current date from the calendar.
Current Time: Use 09 to set the current time.
6.3.3 Software Update
Software for your receiver can be updated in 3 ways:
Over the Internet;
Via USB;
Over the Air (OTA).
Press OK to select the updating method from the submenu.
To update software over internet
After selecting of this option you will be notified to insert USB disk with not less than 60 Mbytes free
space to the USB connector at Front panel. Make sure to use USB disk with FAT32 file system.
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Press OK
The receiver will check if new version of software is available. If it available then download of
software will start, progress will be indicated on screen.
Once download process is completed the receiver reboot and update software to the new version.
Once update is completed the receiver will restart and you can continue to use it.
Warnings:
Non-compliance with update recommendations can damage your receiver and warranty could be
void!
Do not take any action during update process, until the receiver has not restarted or the error
message does not appear.
Do not disconnect the receiver from the mains or switch the power off until the software update is
completed.
Do not disconnect the USB device from the receiver until the software update has been completed.
To update software via USB
Check the software version of the receiver (see chapter 6.5.1) and compare it with the currently
available upgrade version on our website www.strong.tv. If the versions are the same, there is no
need for update.
Download the latest software version update file which contains software image and manual for
updating.
Please follow the recommendations from the manual to go through update procedure.
Warnings:
Non-compliance with update recommendations can damage your receiver and warranty could be
void!
Do not take any action during update process, until the receiver has not restarted or the error
message does not appear.
Do not disconnect the receiver from the mains or switch the power off until the software update is
completed.
Do not disconnect the USB device from the receiver until the software update has been completed.
Software update Over the Air
Your receiver can update software via digital terrestrial broadcast as well. You can find out via your local
support or dealer whether there is a new software version broadcasted in your area.
When you know that there is an update available, enter this submenu to check for the new version and
to start the update procedure from broadcast signal.
If the operator needs to update the software while you are watching TV or radio channels, the receiver
can automatically switch to update mode.
In any case, during the update procedure the receiver will restart in update mode and will show the
update screen with the progress bar. After the software upgrade the receiver will reboot automatically
and tune to the last viewed channel.
Warnings:
Do not take any action during the update process until the receiver has not restarted or the error
message does not appear.
Do not disconnect the receiver from the mains or switch the power off until the software update is
completed.
6.4 Multimedia
Use tu to access the menu Multimedia in the main menu, which includes following submenus: Records
List, Movie, Music, Photo and Multimedia Config.
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Use pq to select the submenu and press OK.
In these submenus you can playback video and music files and view pictures.
Use pq to select a file or folder and press OK to confirm or to playback.
Note: Before you use the various multimedia functions of your receiver, please
ensure that your USB storage device is properly connected to the receiver
and that it is formatted in the required file system.
6.4.1 Records List
Press 4 in viewing mode to start a recording of the current broadcasting to a USB storage device. By
default record will be performed till the end of present event. To define another interval of the record
press 4 second time and enter duration of record.
The other variant of recording is via Timeshift, which you can start by pressing 2.
3 stops the recording process.
NOTE: Please note that the recording may be coded and cannot be played back
correctly on other multimedia players.
All records will be placed to the Records folder of the USB storage device.
Quick access to this folder from view mode is done by pressing u.
Recordings are named after the EPG name of the recorded programme (if available) or after the channel
name.
The sort order of recordings is based on date. The most recent files are placed at the end of list.
Use u 2 3 5 6 to control the playback of recordings.
Additional buttons to use:
OK Switch from window preview to full screen viewing.
Additional information about recording (if available).
VOL+/VOL Volume control.
AUDIO Select audio track (if the file contains more than one audio tracks).
RED Delete record.
GREEN Format HDD.
YELLOW Remove USB.
BLUE Partition.
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6.4.2 Movie
Your receiver supports playback of movie and video files in the following formats: MPG, MPEG, TS, VOB,
MP4, AVI, WMV, MKV.
Select the folder and file you want to playback.
Use u 2 3 5 6 to control the playback of video files.
Additional buttons to use:
OK/BLUE Switch from window preview to full screen viewing.
Additional information about video file.
VOL+/VOL Volume control.
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AUDIO Select audio track (if the file contains more than one audio tracks).
YELLOW Remove USB.
6.4.3 Music
Your receiver supports playback of music and audio files in the following formats: MP3, WMA and OGG.
Select the folder and file you want to playback.
Use u 2 3 5 6 to control the playback of music files.
Additional buttons to use:
OK Playback the selected file.
VOL+/VOL Volume control.
RED Change playback options regarding playback sequence.
YELLOW: Remove USB.
6.4.4 Photo
Your receiver supports photo and image files in the following formats: JPEG, BMP and PNG.
Select the folder and file you want to view.
Use u 2 3 5 6 to control the playback of photo files.
Additional buttons to use:
OK Playback selected file.
RED Change duration for slide preview.
YELLOW Remove USB.
BLUE Slideshow. The receiver will display all pictures in the folder according to the
settings defined in Multimedia Config submenu as described in chapter 6.4.5.
6.4.5 Multimedia Cong
This submenu allows you to set various multimedia parameters for comfortable usage of the receiver.
Disk: Use OK to select which USB storage device be used for recording.
Timeshift Limit: Use tu to define the limitation of time for Timeshift interval. Available
Record Time Limit: Use tu to define the limitation of time for a recording period. Available
Subtitle Font Size: Use tu to adjust the font size for subtitles. Available options: Normal (default
Subtitle Background: Use tu to adjust the background colour for subtitles. Available options: Gray
Subtitle Font Color: Use tu to adjust the font colour for subtitles. Available options: White
Slide Show Interval: Use tu to adjust the time period for showing a picture and to change it
Slide Change Method: Use tu to define the method of changing pictures during a slideshow.
options: 10 min (default value), 20 min, …, 80 min.
options: OFF, Event (default value), 1h, 2h, …, 12h.
value), Big, Small.
(default value), Yellow, Green, White, Transparent.
(default value), Black, Red, Blue, Green.
to the next picture during slideshow. Available options: 3 sec, 5 sec (default
value), 7 sec, 10 sec.
Available options: Fade-in (default value), Fade-out, Desolve, Slide In.
6.5 Information
Use tu to access the menu Information in the main menu, which includes following submenus: Receiver
Information, Signal Information, Irdeto CA Status and Mail.
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Use pq to select the submenu and press OK.
6.5.1 Receiver Information
This item contains useful information about the receiver, its model number, hardware and software
versions, Client ID/Activation Code (unique receiver identifier), etc.
NOTE: If the operator uses scrambled broadcasting, the Activation Code is used for
the receiver identification in terms of getting permission from the operator
for watching scrambled and PayTV channels. It is shown on the receiver
package and on its bottom.
6.5.2 Signal Information
This item shows useful information about current channel, its name and frequency, signal strength and
quality indicators and technical parameters for it.
6.5.3 Irdeto CA Status
The submenu Irdeto CA Status is primarily useful for professionals and includes specific information,
terms and abbreviations about the receiver and services. Many options are in English and not translated
into local languages. However, under some circumstances you may need this information.
Service status: Displays information about the state of service management decoding.
Loader Status: Displays information about the state of the loader software, version, date and
time of last update.
Product Status: Displays information about the state of the operator’s product for which you
have subscribed, the beginning and the duration of the subscription period,
etc.
Client Status: Displays the status of the receiver as a client of a conditional access system, a
unique receiver identifier and built-in conditional access systems parameters.
6.5.4 Mail
This submenu allows you to read messages received from the operator.
When you get new message from the operator the will be displayed at the upper left corner of the TV
screen. Press on the remote control or open this submenu to read the message.
Use pq to select the message and press OK to open.
Use RED to delete a message.
Use GREEN to delete ALL messages from the list.
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7.0 TROUBLESHOOTING
There may be many reasons that affect the correct operation of your receiver. If the receiver does not
work as you expect, please follow the steps outlined below. If after performing these operations the
receiver still does not work well, contact your dealer or service centre in your area.
Do not open the receiver cover. This action will damage the warranty seals and warranty repairs will be
denied.
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Problem Possible reason Remedy
Check the connection of the receiver
to the power adapter and the
Turn the power switch to ON.
Turn the power extender ON.
The mode indicator
does not light up.
Power adapter is not connected to
the outlet.
The power ON/OFF switch of the
receiver is in OFF position.
The power adapter of the receiver
is connected to mains through an
extender and the power switch on
the extender is in OFF position.
The antenna is disconnected. Check the antenna cable.
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adapter to the mains.
No signal.
No video or audio.
The antenna is damaged or not
aligned.
The cable between the antenna
and the receiver is damaged.
Possible bad connections in the
cable system.
Digital terrestrial broadcast is
absent in the territory.
An active antenna which requires
power is connected.
HDMI/SCART/AV is not selected
on your TV or the amplifier or is set
to a higher resolution than the TV
supports.
TV is not switched on.
Connections are not done
properly.
Quality of the connected cables is
insufficient.
Check the antenna and the position
of the antenna.
Make sure that the cable is in
good condition. Check proper
connections.
Check with your dealer.
Make sure to enable antenna power
from the receiver menu (see chapter
6.2.1) or use external power supply
for the antenna.
Switch to the correct TV input.
Select a lower resolution via receiver.
Switch on the TV.
Please ensure that the connections
are done correctly and are fitting
well to the connected input/output.
Check that the quality of all cables is
good. Reconnect all cables between
the receiver and the TV set.
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Video is “mosaic”,
sound is noisy or A/V
disappears from time
to time.
Message “No rights”
or “Pay TV channel”.
Not possible to
control the receiver
with the remote
control.
Low signal level due to bad
weather conditions.
The antenna is damaged or
covered by ice (winter time).
Damaged cable from antenna to
receiver.
The indoor antenna has been
moved from a good position and
does not provide necessary level
of signal.
The power of the active indoor
antenna is disabled.
The channel is encrypted.
The batteries are exhausted/
wrongly inserted.
The remote control is not aimed
correctly.
The IR sensor obstructed/
disturbed.
The IR sensor is covered by an
object (obstacle between remote
control and receiver).
For stable reception of the signal you
may need to replace the antenna to
a better one.
Check the antenna and the cable.
Setup the antenna at a better
position. Check the signal level and
quality (see chapter 5.5).
Enable the antenna power as
described in chapter 6.2.1.
Either you have tuned to a channel
which is not part of your subscription
or you have not been patient
enough to wait until the channel
of your basic subscription has
opened. If the problem persists,
please contact the support of your
service provider. Support contact
information can be found in the
enclosed brochure.
Replace the batteries/check the
correct polarity.
Point your remote control towards
the front panel.
Check for obstructions, or other
possible influence.
Remove the obstacles between the
remote control and the receiver.
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The receiver is switched off. Plug in/turn on the receiver.
Forgot your PIN code Consult your local dealer.
The receiver switches
off automatically.
The auto standby function is
enabled.
Disable/adjust the auto standby. See
chapter 6.3.4 for details.
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Internet connection
not available.
Cable is not connected to Ethernet
port
Incorrect settings in the Ethernet
configuration menu
Check cable to be connected firmly
from both sides
Check settings. Call to specialist, if
necessary.
Temporary problems at your ISP Call your ISP for more information.
8.0 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
Tuner
Input connector: IEC60169-2, female, 75 Ohm nominal
Input frequency range: VHF: 177.5 ~ 226.5 MHz
UHF: 474 ~ 858 MHz
Input signal level: DVB-T: -75 ~ -25 dBm
DVB-T2: -80 dBm ~ -25 dBm
Antenna power: 5 V DC, max. 50 mA, short cut protected
Demodulation DVB-T/T2
Demodulation: Compliant to DVB-T (EN 300 744), DVB-T2 (EN 302 755)
Demodulation modes: QPSK, 16/64/256 QAM
Bandwidth: 7 or 8 MHz
FFT mode: 1K, 2K, 4K; 8K, 16K, 32K normal and extended
Guard interval: DVB-T: 1/32, 1/16, 1/8, 1/4;
DVB-T2: 1/128, 1/32, 1/16, 19/256, 1/8, 19/128, 1/4
Forward Error Corrections: DVB-T: 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6 7/8;
DVB-T2: 1/2, 3/5, 2/3, 3/4, 4/5 5/6
Video decoder
Profile: MPEG-2 MP @ ML, MP @ HL, MPEG-4 H.264/AVC
Input bit rate: Up to 30 Mbit/s
Aspect ratio: 4:3 Letterbox, Pan&Scan, 16:9 Pillarbox, Widescreen,
combined
Frame rate: 25 Hz for PAL
Video resolution: 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p
Audio decoder
Audio support: MPEG-1 Layer 1 & 2, HE-AAC, Dolby® Digital (AC3), Dolby®
Digital Plus (E-AC3)
Audio mode: Mono L/R, Stereo
Frequency response: 20 Hz ~ 20 kHz, unevenness in the frequency range 60 Hz ~
18 kHz ± 0.5 dB
Sampling rate: 32, 44.1, 48 kHz
(1)
Dolby and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories
Conditional Access System
System: Irdeto CCA
Card reader: 1 slot, conforming to ISO 7816
(1)
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System and Memory
Processor: MSD7862
Flash memory: SPI: 2MB, NAND: 128MB
System Memory: DDR: 512 MB
Multimedia
Video playback: Various file formats (MPG, MPEG, TS, VOB, MP4, AVI, WMV,
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MKV.)
Auto playback: MP3, OGG, WMA
Picture view: JPG, PNG, BMP
1)
STRONG cannot guarantee the playback of files although extensions are listed, as it depends on codec used, data bit rate and
resolution
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Connectors
Antenna input
3 RCA (Composite Video, Audio Left and Right)
S/PDIF (coaxial)
2x USB 2.0, Type A connector
HDMI
Ethernet – RJ-45
General data
Power Supply: AC 100 – 240 V ~ 50/60 Hz
Input voltage: DC 12 V, 2 A
Power consumption: 24.00 W max. (with USB device connected)
Power consumption in standby: 1.00 W (without USB device connected)
Operating temperature range: 0 ~ +40 °C
Storage temperature: -10 ~ +50 °C
Operating humidity range: 10 ~ 85% RH, non-condensing
Dimensions (W x D x H) in mm: 194 x 156 x 45
Weight: 0.39 kg
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