Targa TSR 5200 HDD User Manual And Service Information
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User's Manual and Service Information
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Front Panel Adjustments
1 Stand-by (On/Off)
2 Menu (display main menu)
3 OK (enter a selection)
4 EXIT (quit a menu)
5 Arrow buttons
to select menu items
6 Display window
7 Add-on card slots (Pay TV)
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Rear Panel Connections
8 USB port
9 Optical digital output (audio)
10 Coaxial digital output (audio)
11 S-Video output (video)
12 CVBS output (video)
13 YPbPr output (video)
14 Input for terrestrial antenna signal
15 Scart output (TV)
16 IF 1 output
17 IF 1 input
18 Power switch
19 Audio output (left + right)
20 Antenna signal output
21 Scart in/output (VCR/AUX)
22 RS 232 interface
23 IF 2 output
24 IF 2 input
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Remote control
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1 Standby (On/Off)
2 Mute
3 Toggle to TV control
4 Toggle to VCR control
5 Toggle to Set Top Box control
6 Toggle to DVD control
7 Numeric keys (0 to 9)
8 TV/Radio switching
9 TV/Sat switching
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10 Channel up
11 Channel down
12 Reduce audio volume
13 Increase audio volume
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14 Menu (display main menu)
15 Exit (quit a menu)
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16 OK
17 Left arrow
18 Up arrow
19 Right arrow
20 Down arrow
21 Fast down
22 Fast up
23 TTX (Videotext)
24 SIG (show signal quality)
25 TIME (Date/Time setting menu)
26 Multi Picture
27 Pause live TV
28 EPG (Electronic Program Guide)
29 HDD (hard disk)
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30 Satellite selection
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31 One-touch recording
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32 Stop
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33 Fast Rewind
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34 Fast Forward
35 Slow-motion backward
36 Slow-motion forward
37 LAST (last programme)
38 FAV (display Favorite menu)
39 Info button
40 Audio mode
41 Pause for HDD playback
42 Playback
43 Step forward
44 Step backward
45 Toggle between PIP pictures
46 PIP (Picture-in-Picture)
TSR 5200 HDD Table of Contents
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION............................................................................................................................................1
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS .................................................................................................................................... 1
POSITIONING ..................................................................................................................................................... 2
INTENDED USE...................................................................................................................................................3
PACKAGE CONTENTS ........................................................................................................................................3
NOTICE ON USE OF THIS MANUAL...................................................................................................................3
CONNECTION TYPES ..................................................................................................................................4
CONNECTING TO A SATELLITE ANTENNA.......................................................................................................4
SINGLE-USER SATELLITE SYSTEM 4
MULTIPLE-USER SATELLITE ANTENNA SYSTEM 5
TWO SATELLITE ANTENNAS 5
CONNECTING TO TV.........................................................................................................................................6
SCART (EURO AV) CONNECTOR 6
COAXIAL (TV ANTENNA CONNECTOR) 7
VIDEO CONNECTOR 7
S-VHS CONNECTOR 7
COMPONENT CONNECTOR 8
CONNECTING TO A VIDEO RECORDER............................................................................................................9
CONNECTING TO A VIDEO RECORDER USING A SCART CABLE 9
CONNECTING TO A VIDEO RECORDER USING A COAXIAL CABLE 9
GETTING STARTED ...................................................................................................................................10
INSERTING THE BATTERIES ...........................................................................................................................10
POWERING THE DEVICE ON/OFF...................................................................................................................11
POWERING ON 11
POWERING OFF 11
INSTALLATION ................................................................................................................................................11
SELECTING SCREEN LANGUAGE 11
SETTING THE TIME 12
USER SETTINGS..........................................................................................................................................14
ASPECT RATIO ................................................................................................................................................14
DISPLAY MODE ...............................................................................................................................................15
TV TYPE ..........................................................................................................................................................15
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VIDEO OUTPUT............................................................................................................................................... 16
TIMER ............................................................................................................................................................. 17
MODULATOR TYPE ........................................................................................................................................ 18
MODULATOR CHANNEL................................................................................................................................. 18
OSD TRANSPARENCY .................................................................................................................................... 19
OSD TIMEOUT................................................................................................................................................ 19
PLAYBACK................................................................................................................................................... 20
WATCHING TV CHANNELS............................................................................................................................ 20
SWITCHING TV CHANNELS 20
ADJUSTING THE VOLUME 20
MUTE 20
FAVORITES...................................................................................................................................................... 21
DISPLAYING FAVORITES 21
RENAMING FAVOURITES 22
PROGRAMMING FAVORITES 23
PLAYING BACK RECORDINGS FROM HARD DISK ........................................................................................ 25
PLAYBACK 25
FAST FORWARD AND REWIND 25
SLOW-MOTION FORWARD AND REWIND 25
STEP-BY-STEP PLAYBACK FORWARD/BACKWARD 25
PAUSE 25
STOPPING PLAYBACK 25
BOOKMARKS................................................................................................................................................... 26
INSERTING BOOKMARKS 26
GOING TO A BOOKMARK 26
DELETING BOOKMARKS 26
VIEWING TWO TV SHOWS SIMULTANEOUSLY (PIP) .................................................................................. 26
DISPLAYING MULTIPLE CHANNELS SIMULTANEOUSLY (MULTI-PICTURE).............................................. 27
TIME-SHIFT FUNCTION.................................................................................................................................. 27
RECORDING AND EDITING .................................................................................................................... 28
RECORDING .................................................................................................................................................... 28
ONE-TOUCH RECORDING 28
STOPPING RECORDING 28
VIEWING A TV PROGRAMME WHILE RECORDING ANOTHER PROGRAMME 28
PROGRAMMED RECORDING .......................................................................................................................... 29
EPG RECORDING 29
ERASING PROGRAMMED RECORDINGS 30
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PROGRAMMING A RECORDING MANUALLY 31
EDITING RECORDINGS....................................................................................................................................33
CUTTING A RECORDING 35
AUDIO FUNCTIONS....................................................................................................................................37
LISTENING TO THE RADIO..............................................................................................................................37
RADIO STATION SETTINGS 37
RECORDING RADIO BROADCASTS 38
SWITCHING BACK TO TV MODE 38
PLAYING MP3 MUSIC.....................................................................................................................................39
ADVANCED SETTINGS..............................................................................................................................40
EDITING TV CHANNELS .................................................................................................................................40
SYSTEM SETUP ................................................................................................................................................ 41
PARENTAL CONTROL 42
FACTORY SETTING 43
SYSTEM INFORMATION 43
MENU LOCK 43
FINDING THE SATELLITE................................................................................................................................44
THE HARD DISK..............................................................................................................................................45
FORMATTING THE HARD DISK 45
SAVING THE CHANNEL LIST ON THE HARD DISK 46
UPDATING THE CHANNEL LIST ON THE HARD DISK 46
UPDATING THE SOFTWARE FROM HARD DISK 47
TIME SHIFT 48
VIDEOTEXT......................................................................................................................................................48
COMMON INTERFACE CARDS ........................................................................................................................49
SELECTING THE TUNER..................................................................................................................................49
LNB TYPE .......................................................................................................................................................51
ENABLING/DISABLING THE 22KHZ SIGNAL..................................................................................................52
DISEQC...........................................................................................................................................................52
LNB POWER....................................................................................................................................................53
TRANSPONDER ................................................................................................................................................54
POSITIONER SETTING.....................................................................................................................................54
POSITIONER CONTROL VIA DISEQC 1.2 55
POSITIONER CONTROL VIA USALS 56
SATELLITE SCAN (CHANNEL SEARCH)..........................................................................................................56
TP SCAN (TRANSPONDER SCAN) ....................................................................................................................58
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NETWORK SCAN............................................................................................................................................. 58
ADVANCED SCAN............................................................................................................................................ 58
SMART SEARCH.............................................................................................................................................. 59
EDITING TRANSPONDERS/SATELLITES......................................................................................................... 60
EDITING TRANSPONDERS 61
TRANSFERRING SOFTWARE........................................................................................................................... 62
SYSTEM UPGRADE.......................................................................................................................................... 62
EXCHANGING DATA WITH THE PC............................................................................................................... 64
USING THE REMOTE CONTROL WITH OTHER DEVICES.............................................................................. 65
APPENDIX .................................................................................................................................................... 66
CLEANING AND TROUBLESHOOTING............................................................................................................ 66
CLEANING 66
TROUBLESHOOTING 66
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS........................................................................................................................ 68
DEVICE CODES................................................................................................................................................ 70
TV SETS 70
VIDEO RECORDERS 82
DVD PLAYERS 86
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TSR 5200 HDD Introduction
Introduction
Safety Instructions
• Please read the following instructions carefully.
• Please keep this User's Guide for later use.
• If you sell or pass this device on to another person, it is imperative that you also
hand over this manual.
• Follow all warnings.
• Proceed exactly as described in the instructions.
• Never use the device near water.
• Only use a dry and soft cloth for cleaning.
• Never block the ventilation holes.
• Do not place the device near heat sources such as radiators, ovens or other
appliances emitting heat (including amplifiers).
• Only connect the device to a power outle t with a grounding pin. If the provided plug
does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete
outlet.
• Install the power cord in such a way that nobody can trip over it. Take spec ial care
that the cable does not become pinched, particularly at the plug and ports.
• The power switch of this device does not fully disconnect the device from the mains.
Furthermore, the device consumes electricity in the Standby mode. In order to
completely disconnect the device from the mains, the power plug must be pulled out
from the wall outlet. For this reason, the device should be positioned in a way that
assures unobstructed access to the wall outlet so that the power plug can be
immediately pulled out in an emergency situation. To avoid the danger of fire if the
device is not going to be used for a long while (e.g. during holidays), it should
always be disconnected from the power socket.
• Do not use any extension cords.
• Only use accessories recommended by the manufacturer.
• Use only suitable carts, stands, brackets or tables for the device, that make it
impossible for it to fall or tip over. When a cart is used, operate carefully to prevent
the device from tipping over.
• Separate the device from the mains during storms or when not using it for a long
period of time, and also pull out the antenna plug.
• Always hold all cables by the plug and never pull on the cable itself. Never hold the
power cord with wet hands as this may cause a short circuit or electric shock.
• Contact qualified personnel when servicing is needed. Servicing is required when
this device has been damaged in any way, for example, when the power cord or
plug is damaged, when liquid has been spilled on the product, when objects have
fallen into the product, when the product has been exposed to rain or moisture,
when the product does not work normally or if the product has been dropped.
• Battery Safety Instructions - To prevent battery leakage which may result in bodily
injury or property damage:
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- Install all batteries correctly, with + and - signs matching the marks indicated.
Do not mix batteries (old and new or carbon and alkaline, etc.).
- Remove batteries when the device is not used for a long time.
- Respect the environment. Old batteries do not belong in with the domestic
waste. They must be handed in to a collection point for old batteries.
• To avoid electric shock or fire, prevent this product from being exposed to any rain,
dripping or splashing.
• Do not place it under dripping or flowing liquids. Do not place any receptacles
containing liquids (beverages, vases, etc.) on the device.
• Do not place any fire sources (such as candles) onto the device.
• Outdoor Antenna Grounding - If an outside antenna is connected to the product, be
sure that the antenna system is grounded so as to provide sufficient protection
against voltage surges and built-up static charges.
• If you are not using the device within the Republic of Germany, you must observe
the regulations and laws in the country of use.
Positioning
• Do not place the device in direct sunlight.
• Avoid damp or dusty places.
• Place the device only on flat, vibration-free surfaces.
• Avoid positioning it in the vicinity of air-conditioning and heating units.
• Always make sure there is sufficient ventilation. The ventilation slots on the lid of
the device should never be covered (e.g. by laying a cloth on the device).
• Never place the device in the immediate vicinity of magnetic fields (e.g.
loudspeakers).
• The device should be easy to access from all sides.
• Make sure that no liquid gets into the device.
• Avoid severe temperature changes as this may cause moisture in the device
through condensation.
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Intended Use
This device is a consumer electronics device. It may only be used for private use, not
industrial. Furthermore, the device should only be used indoors, never in tropical regions
and never for commercial purposes. Only connection cables and external devices may be
used that comply with safety standards and the electromagnetic compatibility and shielding
quality of the TSR 5200 HDD.
If the product is labelled with a struck-out waste bin, it is subject to the European
Guideline 2002/96/EC. All electric and electronic devices must be disposed of
separately from household waste at established bodies. Avoid damaging the
environment and danger to your personal health by disposing of the device
properly.
This device fulfils all that relates to CE Conformity, relevant norms and
standards. Any changes to the equipment other than the recommended changes
by the manufacturer may lead to the result that these directives are not met any
more. Only use accessories recommended by the manufacturer.
Package contents
First check that the package contents are complete.
1. TSR 5200 HDD
2. Remote control
3. Batteries
4. Stereo Audio/Video adapter cable
5. Scart (Euro AV) cable
6. Loop cable
7. User manual with service information
Notice on Use of this Manual
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This symbol signifies further information on the topic.
This symbol signifies important notes.
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TSR 5200 HDD Connection Types
Connection types
The TSR 5200 HDD offers many connection possibilities. This ensures that the device is
usable in any environment.
Connecting to a Satellite Antenna
The device has two tuners. With these you can use it with a satellite antenna that has one
or two ports, or two different satellite antennas.
Make sure that the satellite antenna has been professionally installed and is
grounded. It the satellite antenna is not grounded, power surges may occur
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Single-user satellite system
To use this system with a single-user satellite system, connect the coaxial of the satellite
antenna's LNB to the IF 1 INPUT [17], as shown in the following figure.
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which can damage the device and can cause a build-up of static electricity.
IF 1 INPUT
F-type connector of
satellite antenna system
Alternatively, you can use the supplied loop cable (6) to connect the output of
the first connector to the input of the second connector. This enables limited use
of the second tuner although you are only using a single-user satellite antenna
system.
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Multiple-User Satellite Antenna System
Independently of whether you are using a satellite antenna with a multi-switch, or whether
your satellite equipment is equipped with a multiple LNB, connect both the coaxial cables
with the connectors IF 1 INPUT [17] and IF 2 INPUT [24], as shown in the following figure.
1. F-type connector of
satellite antenna system
IF 1 INPUT
2. F-type connector
of satellite antenna
system
IF 2 INPUT
Two Satellite Antennas
If you are using two different satellite antennas, connect the coaxial cable of the first
satellite antenna to the connector labelled IF 1 INPUT [17]. Connect the coaxial cable of
the second satellite unit to the IF 2 INPUT [24] connector.
F-type connector of
first satellite antenna
IF 1 INPUT IF 2 INPUT
F-type connector of
second satellite
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Connecting to TV
The TSR 5200 HDD offers many possibilities for connecting to a TV or projector. These
are:
1. Scart (Euro AV) connector
2. Coaxial (TV antenna connector)
3. Video connector
4. S-VHS connector
5. Component connector
These connector types are explained in more detail in the following pages.
Scart (Euro AV) connector
Plug the Scart cable into the upper Scart jack of the TSR 5200 HDD (labelled
SCART 1 (TV) [15]). Insert the other end of the Scart cable into the Scart jack of the TV.
The picture of the TSR 5200 HDD will be transmitted on the AV channel of your TV. If you
are not sure how to switch to the AV channel on your TV, please refer to the TV manual.
The lower Scart jack on the TSR 5200 HDD SCART 2 (VCR, AUX) [21] is
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reserved for a video recorder, decoder or similar devices.
Scart (Euro AV) connector
(SCART 1 TV)
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Coaxial (TV antenna connector)
If your TV does not offer any Scart connector, you can connect the TSR 5200 HDD to your
TV using a coaxial cable. To do so, connect the coaxial jack TV OUT [20] of the TSR 5200
HDD to the antenna input of your TV.
The default output frequency of the TSR 5200 HDD is tuned to channel 38. You must set a
program preset on your TV on channel 38 to be able to reproduce the image and sound of
the TSR 5200 HDD. If you are not sure how to tune to channel 38 on your TV, please refer
to the TV manual.
If you are additionally using a video recorder via the antenna cable, make sure
that its output frequency is not tuned to channel 38. If this is the case, select
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another output frequency for the video recorder or the TSR 5200 HDD. To find
out how to change the output frequency of the TSR 5200 HDD, see page 18 –
Channel Modulator.
Coaxial connector
Video connector
If required, use a cinch cable to connect the video jack VIDEO [12] of the TSR 5200 HDD
to the corresponding video jack on your TV.
Please note that only the picture signal will be transferred via a video connector.
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To transfer sound to the TV also you must connect the additional audio
connectors AUDIO L and AUDIO R [19] of the TSR 5200 HDD to the TV.
Video connector (with audio connector)
S-VHS connector
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If your TV offers an S-VHS connector, you can connect the TSR 5200 HDD to your TV
using an S-VHS cable. This enhances the playback quality compared to the regular
antenna or Scart connection.
Please note, that only the picture signal will be transferred via an S-VHS
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connector. To transfer sound to the TV also you must connect the additional
audio connectors AUDIO L and AUDIO R [19] of the TSR 5200 HDD to the TV.
S-VHS connector jack
Component connector
The component connector (YPbPr) offers the best playback quality. Many modern TVs and
projectors have this means of connection. If required, connect the component connector
[13] to the connector jack of your TV or projector using a triple cinch cable.
Component connector (Y Pb Pr)
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Please note that only the picture signal will be transferred via a component
connector. To transfer sound to the TV also you must connect the additional
audio connectors [19] of the TSR 5200 HDD to the TV.
The component connector transfers the picture signal with three different pieces
of information:
Y - transfers the brightness
Pb - transfers the colour variation from grey on the blue-yellow scale
Pr - transfers the colour variation from grey on the red-cyan scale
(See also page 16 – Video Playback)
TSR 5200 HDD Connection Types
Connecting to a Video Recorder
You can use the TSR 5200 HDD in combination with a video recorder. Either connect the
TSR 5200 HDD and your video recorder with a Scart cable or with a coaxial cable. The
Scart cable offers better playback quality.
Connecting to a Video Recorder using a Scart Cable
If your video recorder has a Scart jack, plug the Scart cable into the Scart jack
SCART 2 (VCR, AUX) [21] on the TSR 5200 HDD. Insert the other end of the Scart cable
into the Scart jack of the video recorder.
Scart 2 (VCR, AUX)
Connecting to a Video Recorder using a Coaxial Cable
If your video recorder has no Scart jack, you can also connect the TSR 5200 HDD to the
video recorder using a coaxial cable. To do so, plug the coaxial cable into the jack TV OUT
[20] and the other end of the cable into the video recorder.
The default output frequency of the TSR 5200 HDD is tuned to channel 38. To avoid
picture interference, take care that the connected video recorder is not tuned into channel
38. If this is the case, select another output frequency for the video recorder or the TSR
5200 HDD. To find out how to change the output frequency of the TSR 5200 HDD, see
page 18 – Channel Modulator.
Coaxial connector
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TSR 5200 HDD Getting Started
Getting St arted
When you have connected all required cables, plug the TSR 5200 HDD power plug into a
wall outlet and switch on the power switch on the back of the device.
Power switch in "Off" position
Power switch in "On" position
Inserting the Batteries
Insert the supplied batteries type LR03, size AAA, into the remote control. Be sure to
respect the polarity. The polarity is indicated with the symbols + and – on the batteries and
in the battery compartment on the remote control.
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Powering the Device On/Off
Powering On
Make sure that the power switch on the back of the TSR 5200 HDD is switched on. Press
key [1] on the remote control or key [1] on the front of the device to power on the TSR
5200 HDD.
Powering Off
Press key [1] on the remote control or key [1] on the front of the device to power off the
device. The TSR 5200 HDD is now in Stand-by mode.
In Stand-by mode, the TSR 5200 HDD is not fully switched off and still
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consumes a little power. This allows you to power the device back on at any
time using the remote control.
If you wish to fully turn off the TSR 5200 HDD, toggle the power switch [18] on
the back of the device to "0" (see figure on page 10 – Getting Started).
Please note that when you next switch on the device using the power switch
[18] on the back of the TSR 5200 HDD, it will take a few minutes before it is
ready for use.
Installation
The channels that can be received via satellite are already preset in the TSR 5200 HDD.
As soon as new channels are available via satellite, the settings will be updated.
Furthermore, it is possible to tune the channels manually and also adjust the channel order
to suit your wishes.
It is essential that the satellite antenna is correctly orientated for reception.
Selecting Screen Language
The screen display is available in the following languages:
- Press the button on the remote
control to go to the Main Menu.
- Select the menu option User Setup
using the or buttons.
- Press to go to the User Setup
menu.
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- Select the menu option Language
using the or buttons. On first
use, the language is set to English.
To change, go to the menu option
Language.
- Press or to select the desired
language.
- Press to exit User Setup: the
changes will be saved.
- Press to exit the Main Menu.
Setting the Time
In order to be able to enter the correct time for recording, you must set the clock in your
satellite receiver. The TSR 5200 HDD receives the current time from the respective
programmes, but you can also set the clock manually.
- Press the button on the remote
control to go to the Main Menu.
- Select the menu option User Setup
using the or buttons.
- Press to go to the User Setup
menu.
- Select the menu option Time
Setting using the
- Press to go to the Time Setting
menu.
or buttons.
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- Select the desired setting with the
and buttons.
- Press the and buttons to alter the
respective settings or enter the data
using the numeric keypad.
- Press
changes will be saved.
- Press
to exit Time Setting: the
to exit the Main Menu.
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TSR 5200 HDD User Settings
User Settings
You can make various settings to the TSR 5200 HDD to adjust to your requirements. You
have already met the Language and Time Setting functions in the previous chapter,
"Getting Started". Further functions in User Setup will be described on the following pages.
The User Setup Menu is as follows:
- Press the button on the remote
control to go to the Main Menu.
- Select the menu option User Setup
using the or buttons.
- Press to go to the User Setup menu.
Aspect Ratio
In this menu you can adjust the picture format of the TSR 5200 HDD to your TV or
projector. To do so, first go to the User Setup menu as described in previous pages.
- Select the Aspect Ratio menu option
with or .
- Press or to change between the
standard format (4:3) and widescreen
(16:9).
- Press
changes will be saved.
to exit User Setup: the
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TSR 5200 HDD User Settings
Display Mode
Depending on the aspect ratio settings (see page 14 – Aspect Ratio) you can select in the
4:3 format between the Full and LetterBox display or in the 16:9 format between Center
and Full display. In the setting Full screen, the image fills the entire screen up to the
borders. The LetterBox mode (in 4:3 format) shows black bars in the upper and lower
picture margins, and the Center setting (in 16:9 format) shows black bars on the right and
left-hand sides.
- Select the Display Mode menu option
with or .
- Press
and LetterBox (or between Full and
Center).
- Press
changes will be saved.
or to change between Full
to exit User Setup: the
TV Type
Here you can specify the colour system standard of your TV. In Europe, PAL is generally
the standard whereas NTSC is the standard on the American continent. The setting AUTO
is also possible, and the TSR 5200 HDD will automatically detect the suitable system. First
go to the User Setup menu, as described on page 14.
- Select the TV Type menu option with
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or
- Press
PAL and NTSC standards, or AUTO.
- Press to exit User Setup: the
changes will be saved.
or to change between the
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Video Output
Here you can set the picture output according to the cabling to the TV or projector. CVBS,
RGB and YpbPr are available. By default, the CVBS is configured. First go to the User
Setup menu, as described on page 14.
- Select the Video Output menu option
with or .
- Press or to change between the
CVBS, RGB and YpbPr standards. To
be able to change the RGB setting,
enter the password using the numeric
keypad (the factory-default password is
0000)
- Press to exit User Setup: the
changes will be saved.
It is possible to restart the device by switching to RGB mode. After entering the
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password, the "Restart – Change Output to RGB" message appears. Whilst
restarting, the display [6] on the front side of the device shows the booting
information. Restarting takes about 35 seconds.
CVBS (Color Video Baseband Signal) is the standard for picture transfer to
TVs and is transferred via the Scart connectors [15 and 21], the video
connector [12] and the coaxial connector [20].
RGB transfers the primary colours red, green and blue via a wire each on
the Scart cable. This signal is only output to the Scart jack [15].
Please note that your TV or projector must support this signal type.
YPbPr is a video signal that is output to the three-part component connector
[13]. This offers you the best playback quality, although it requires a
TV or projector with corresponding component input (see also page 8
– Component Connector).
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Timer
You can manually set up to nine wakeup times with the timer. This is not programmed
recording, but rather merely an automatic start mechanism. To find out how to program
recordings, please see page 29 – Programmed Recording. To program the Timer, first go
to the User Setup menu, as described on page 14.
- Select the Timer menu option with
or .
- Press to go to the Timer menu.
- Select the menu option Timer with or
and next choose a free timer preset
(1-9) with and .
- Select the menu option Week Mode with
or and then either Once, Daily or
Weekly with and .
- If you have chosen weekly recording you
can select the day in the next line.
- Select the menu option Wakeup Time with or and then the start time for the TSR
5200 HDD using and (another option is to enter the start time using the numeric
keypad).
- Select the menu option Wakeup Service No. with or and then the desired program
preset with and (the corresponding channel name will be shown in the next line).
- Select the menu option Sleep Timer using or and then the power-off countdown
time for the TSR 5200 HDD with the and buttons.
- Press to exit Timer: the programming will be saved.
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Modulator Type
The Modulator Type option determines the output format on the antenna connector of the
TSR 5200 HDD. Synchronise the modulator type with the connected devices by selecting
the appropriate input. PAL-G, PAL-K, PAL-I and NTSC are available. The European
standard is PAL-G. NTSC is used on the American continent and in Japan.
- Select the Modulator Type menu option
with or .
- Press or to change between the
PAL-G, PAL-K, PAL-I and NTSC
standards
- Press to exit User Setup: the
changes will be saved.
Modulator Channel
The modulator channel determines the frequency that the TSR 5200 HDD outputs to its
antenna connector. By default, channel 38 in the UHF band is used. If you connect
external devices, such as a video recorder, via the antenna connector with a TV and this is
sending signals on channel 38, you can change the output channel of the TSR 5200 HDD
to here to avoid any picture interference.
- Select the Modulator Channel menu
option with or .
- Press
between 21 and 69.
- Press to exit User Setup: the
changes will be saved.
or to select a channel
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TSR 5200 HDD User Settings
If you change the modulator channel of the TSR 5200 HDD you must
!
correspondingly adjust the tuned channel on the connected device (video
recorder or TV).
OSD Transparency
This function allows you to set the transparency of the OSD menu. Choose a value
between 5% (lower transparency) and 70% (higher transparency).
- Select the OSD Transparence menu
option with or .
- Press
5% and 70%.
- Press
changes will be saved.
or to select a value between
to exit User Setup: the
OSD Timeout
This function lets you set the time the on-screen menu will remain visible if you don't press
any keys. You can choose between 3, 5, 7 and 10 seconds.
- Select the OSD Timeout menu option
with or .
- Press
3s and 10s.
- Press to exit User Setup: the
changes will be saved.
or to select a value between
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TSR 5200 HDD Playback
Playback
Watching TV Channels
After powering the device on, the last channel you have been watching will appear.
Switching TV Channels
Press or on the remote control to switch the channels up or down, or press the
CH [10] button to toggle to the next channel or CH [11] to switch to the previous
channel.
You can also select a channel from the channel list. If there is any menu displayed on
screen press as many times as necessary until all menus have been closed. The
currently tuned-in TV channel will appear.
- Press to go to the All Channels
menu.
- Press or to select the desired
channel.
- Press , to enable the selected channel:
the menu All Channels will close
automatically.
Adjusting the Volume
Press the or button on the remote control to select the desired volume. Alternatively
you can also use the VOL [12] and VOL [13] buttons on the remote control.
Mute
Press the button [2] on the remote control to cut the sound temporarily. Press the
button
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again to resume the sound output.
TSR 5200 HDD Playback
Favorites
Displaying Favorites
Press the button [38] on the remote control to display the channel favourite menu.
- Press or to select the desired
favourite channel.
- Press to display the list of selected
favourite channels.
- Press or to select the desired
channel.
- Press , to enable the selected channel:
the menu Favorites will close
automatically.
By default, the favourite list contains the groups ALL, NACHRICHTEN, MUSIK,
i
SPORT, FAV4 and FAV5. With exception of the entry ALL you can rename the
favourite folders and add channels. For more information, see the section
starting on page 22 – Renaming and Programming Favourites.
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TSR 5200 HDD Playback
Renaming Favourites
Favourites are divided into five groups. By default, these groups are named Nachrichten,
Musik, Sport, Fav4 and Fav5. To edit these names, proceed as follows:
- Press the button on the remote
control to go to the Main Menu.
- Press or to select the menu item
Channel Edit.
- Press to go to the Channel Edit
menu.
- Press or to select the menu item
Favorite Name Edit.
- Press to go to the Favorite Name
Edit menu.
- Press
group you wish to rename.
- Press to display another window
where you can rename them.
or to select the favourite
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- Press , , or to select the
first character for the new favourite
name and to overwrite the existing
name.
- Press to enter the selected
character.
- Repeat the above steps until you
have written the full name (if you
mistype, press on the field Del to
erase the last entered character.
- Press , , or to move the cursor to the field OK and press to save the new
name (or press EXIT to cancel and go back).
- Press to exit the menu.
- Select to save your setting or to quit the menu without saving any changes.
Programming Favorites
You can add custom channels to the favourite list.
- Press the button on the remote
- Press or to select the menu item
- Press
- Select the menu option TV Channel
- Press and enter the password using
control to go to the Main Menu.
Channel Edit.
to go to the Channel Edit
menu.
using the
the numeric keypad (the factory-default
password is 0000) to open the TV
Channel menu.
or buttons.
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