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Table of Contents
I. General Information ......................................................................................... 6
1. Preface............................................................................................................ 6
2. Main Features .................................................................................................6
3. For Your Safety ............................................................................................... 7
4. General Operation of the Receiver ................................................................. 7
5. Front Panel .....................................................................................................8
6. Rear Panel ...................................................................................................... 9
7. Remote control unit....................................................................................... 10
8. Installation of STB.........................................................................................12
8.1 Connecting to TV using RCA Support ........................................................ 12
8.2 Connecting to TV using YPbPr Support .....................................................13
II. Menu Structure..............................................................................................14
1. Installation..................................................................................................... 15
1.1 Auto search................................................................................................. 15
1.2 Manual search (Experienced User Option) ................................................15
1.3 Edit Channel (Advanced Users Option)...................................................... 16
1.4 Search Setting ............................................................................................18
1.5 STB Information .......................................................................................... 18
2. Program Organize......................................................................................... 18
3. System Setup................................................................................................ 20
3.1 Video Setting............................................................................................... 20
3.2 Audio Setting ............................................................................................... 20
3.3 OSD Setting ................................................................................................ 20
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3.4 Time Setting ................................................................................................ 21
3.5 Restore Default........................................................................................... 21
3.6 STB To STB Upgrade .................................................................................22
4. Games .......................................................................................................... 22
5. Shortcut Key Functions................................................................................. 22
5.1 Electronic Program GUIDE (EPG)..............................................................23
5.2 Program List................................................................................................ 23
5.3 CH CH ............................................................................................ 24
5.4 Favorite List ................................................................................................24
5.5 Audio Select ................................................................................................ 24
5.6 Volume........................................................................................................ 25
5.7 Information .................................................................................................. 25
5.8 Subtitle ........................................................................................................ 25
5.9 Freeze......................................................................................................... 25
5.10 TeleText..................................................................................................... 26
III. Technical Specification................................................................................. 27
IV. Trouble Shooting.......................................................................................... 29
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I. General Information
TEAC and Digital Broadcast Australia highly recommends
that RG6 QUAD SHIELD CABLING and proper crimp
connectors be used when installing this product. This type
of coax cable should run from the aerial directly to the set-top
box where possible.
1. Preface
This receiver is a digital television receiver that allows users with conventional
analogue televisions to enjoy digital programming. Equipped with the latest technology
and design, the receiver is ensured to offer high reliable performance for your digital life.
2. Main Features
Fully DVB-T/MPEG-2 compliant
Digital Reception covers VHF & UHF band
Aspect ratio 4:3 and 16:9
Teletext & Closed Captioning
8 favorite channel groups
Channel search in automatic, manual and network search
Electronic Program Guide and Information
S/P DIF digital audio output
Software upgrade via RS-232 serial port
Signal level & quality indicator
Standby with low power consumption
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3. For Your Safety
Allow clear space around the receiver for sufficient ventilation.
Do not cover the receiver or place it on a unit that emits heat.
Use a soft cloth and a mild solution of washing liquid to clean the casing.
Do not connect or modify cables when the receiver is plugged into mains
power.
Do not remove the cover.
Do not allow the unit to be exposed to extreme heat, cold or humid
conditions.
Never allow liquids, spray or other materials to come into contact with the
inside of the product.
4. General Operation of the Receiver
Throughout this manual you will find that the everyday operation of your
receiver is based on a series of user friendly on screen display and menus.
These menus will help you get the most from your set-top box, guiding you from
installation, channel management, viewing to many other functions.
All functions can be carried out using the buttons on the remote controller, and
some of the functions can also be carried out using the buttons on the front
panel.
Please be aware that new software may change the functionality of the receiver.
Should you experience any difficulties with the operation of your unit, please
consult the TEAC Australia website for more details.
See http://www.teac.com.au
NOTE:
Please be aware that new software may change the functionality of the receiver. The
photos and the function explanations involved in this specification is for
reference only. If there are any mistakes, please refer to the websites listed
above.
& http://stb.teac.com.au
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5. Front Panel
SENSOR: To detect the signal from the remote controller.
ON: The light shows green when the receiver runs normally.
POWER: The light shows red when the receiver is connected to the mains..
ON/OFF: Press to switch between ON and OFF.
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6. Rear Panel
RS232 : Connect to a PC for software upgrade
ANT IN: Connect to your outdoor antenna
LOOP OUT: Continues the RF antenna signal to your VCR or TV.
VIDEO: Connect to the TV using RCA jack
L/R-AUDIO: Connect to a TV or other audio device using the RCA cables provided
Y Pb Pr: Connect to a TV or Monitor with Component input..
S/P DIF: Connects to an amplifier or hi-fi system with an optical digital input.
S-VIDEO: Connect to the S-VIDEO jack of the TV or VCR.
ON / OFF: Main power switch
(serial pass-through cable required)
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7. Remote control unit
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Keys specification
: Toggle between Operation and Standby modes
: Temporarily mutes the sound.
TV/RADIO : Press to switch between TV and Radio channels.
AUDIO : When watching a channel, press for audio languages
TEXT : Press to switch to teletext mode
0-9 : Enter required numbers to select a channel to watch.
MENU : Press to display the Main Menu on the screen.
: Go back to the previous channel.
INFO : Display more information on the current channel.
FAV: Cycles the favorite channel lists.
EXIT : Press to return to the previous menu or escape from a menu item.
CH/VOL: Move cursor up/down/left/right, Page up / down, Volume +/-
OK : Press to execute the selected item in the menu, or to confirm the desired
value in input mode.
P- / P+ :
SUB.T:
Press to page up or down
Used to display closed captioning on the screen. Note that
captions are not available for every program.
EPG : Press to display EPG (Electronic Program Guide) menu
(if available)
ASPECT: Use this key to select your television screen format. Continuously
press this button to toggle through the different screen modes.
FREEZE : Press to toggle between Pause and Play of the channel.
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8. Installation of STB
This section explains the installation of the digital television receiver (DTR). Refer to the
manuals supplied with the equipment for the installation of outdoor equipment such as
the antenna. When adding new equipment, be sure to refer to the related parts of the
manual for the installation.
8.1 Connecting to TV using RCA Support
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8.2 Connecting to TV using YPbPr Support
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II. Menu Structure
Pressing the MENU key will display the Main Menu.
This menu provides five options.
Installation
Auto Search
Manual Search
Edit Channel
Search Setting
STB Information
Program Organize
System Setup
Video Setting
Audio Setting
OSD Setting
Time Setting
Restore Default
STB To STB Upgrade
Game
Gobang
Use the
the selected sub menu will display. To escape the menu system at anytime,
press the EXIT or MENU key on the remote controller.
keys to move from one item to another. Press the OK key and
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1. Installation
Use keys to select Installation item from Main Menu and press the OK
key. The Installation menu will display on the screen.
1.1 Auto search
While Auto Search window appears on the
screen, system begins to search programs.
During searching, you can see the searched
channels whose relevant parameter and
searching results are shown in the display
window. A bar at the bottom of the screen
reflects the signal strength.
During the searching process, OK key is used to skip the current channel and
EXIT key is used to finish the whole process.
1.2 Manual search (Experienced User Option)
You can set parameters in Manual Search if you
are familiar with relevant parameters. In this
mode, only one channel, whose necessary
parameters are set in Manual Search menu by
hand, can be searched at a time.
MUX: Press
list box where you can select your desired option
by using
press OK key, the box disappears and the value
in Freq(kHz) varies your selection.
keys to pop up a drop-down
keys. Select the desired one and
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Freq(KHz): Since the value in this item varies the selection in Mux item, it can
also be modified. You can change this value in this way. Highlight this item,
then press
pressing numeric keys or
key to active it. Use keys to select desired location. By
keys on the RCU, you can change the value of
desired location. After modifying well, press OK key to confirm, or press EXIT
key to cancel.
Mode: By pressing
keys, set this item to
be 2K, 8K or Auto.
Guard: Available options are: 1/4, 1/8, 1/16,
1/32 and Auto. Press
keys to select one of
the available alternatives.
BandWidth: In Australia, this should be set to 7M.
If there are items that you are not familiar with, please set them to default or
AUTO. Once OK key is pressed, corresponding searching window will be
displayed on the screen. During this process, new searched programs will be
listed in two columns labeled with TV or Radio. Two bars reflecting the signal
quality of process will also be displayed.
1.3 Edit Channel (Advanced Users Option)
Select the Edit Channel item in the Install menu and press OK key. Then Edit
Channel menu will be displayed on the screen. From here, new channels can
be added and the existing ones can be changed
or removed. You can use the coloured keys on
the remote:
Add (Red colour key)
Modify (Green colour key)
Delete (Yellow colour key)
Search (Blue colour key)
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Add
After pressing the Red colour key on the remote, the Add Channel menu,
which is for setting necessary parameters of the new channel, that will searched
during the AUTO search function.
Freq: Highlight this item, then press
key to
active it. Select desired location. By pressing
numerical keys or
keys on the remote, you
can change the value of desired location. After
modifying, press the OK key to confirm, or press
EXIT key to cancel.
Mode: Select among 2K, 8K and Auto.
Guard: Available options are: 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/32, and Auto.
Bandwidth: Set bandwidth to 7M for Australia.
Having all above parameters set, press the Exit key. A message asking you for
confirmation will appear. Press OK to Save your settings, otherwise press the
EXIT key.
Delete
This command allows you to delete one or more unwanted channels for the
AUTO search. The selected channel is deleted from the list as soon as the
Yellow key on the remote is pressed.
Modify
First select the channel you want to edit and then press the Green key to
display the Modify Channel menu. The operating methods are the same as
“Add” as described above.
Search
First select the channel you want to search and press the Blue key on the
remote. The Manual Search function will be shown on the screen.
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1.4 Search Setting
Select the Search Setting item within the
Installation menu and press the OK key.
Scan Type: For Australia, leave this option on
ALL or FTA.
UHF: Use
VHF: Use
LCN (LOGICAL CHANNEL NUMBER) : By pressing
option to be ON or OFF. If it is ON, then all the channels will be listed according
to their logical channel number. (A logical channel number is the number set by
the broadcaster.)
keys to select 7M or AUTO.
keys to select 7M or AUTO.
keys, select the
1.5 STB Information
In this menu, you can view the following receiver information, including Product,
HW version, SW version and Release date. When contacting TEAC for
service or advise please have your serial number and the above details ready.
2. Program Organize
You can move, delete, set as a favourite any program shown in the Program
Organize window. First use the
you want to operate, then execute a command by pressing the corresponding
key on the remote.
Move (RED key)
Delete (YELLOW key)
Favorite (OK key)
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keys on the remote to select the program
Move
After pressing the Red key on the remote, the selected program will be marked
with two parallel arrows. Move the program to where you want to locate by
using
keys and press Red key to set the new location. The mark will
disappear.
Delete
This command allows you to delete one or more
unwanted programs. The selected program will
be marked with “
” symbol after pressing the
Yellow key on the remote. Press the Yellow key
again to remove the cut symbol.
Note: You cannot view the deleted program
unless you perform a AUTO or MANUAL
SEARCH again.
FAV
Use this feature if you want to add several TV programs to a FAV
(FAVOURITES) list.
When you enter the Program Organize menu, the default favorite list will be
shown on the screen as FAV1. By pressing FA V key on the remote, you can
cycle through the favorite list (FAV1….FAV8).
Select the program that you want to add to the FAV by pressing the OK key. The
selected program is shown in the right FAV list. In the same way, you can add
more programs to the desired FAV list.
If you want to cancel one program in FAV list: move cursor to the right side
column and select the desired program to remove and press the OK key.
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3. System Setup
Select System Setup item under Main Menu and press OK key to engage this
menu.
3.1 Video Setting
In the System Setup menu, press the OK key at
the Video Setting item to display its sub-window.
Screen Mode: Press
among AUTO, 16:9, 4:3 Full and 4:3 Letterbox.
keys to select
3.2 Audio Setting
In the System Setup menu, press the OK key at
the Audio Setting item to display its sub-window.
Audio Channel: Select amongst LEFT, RIGHT,
MONO and STEREO.
Audio format: The default is PCM. With some
channel services AC3 may be selected.
3.3 OSD Setting
Opacity: The value in this item ranges from 70%
to 100% incrementing in 5% steps. Select the
one according to the desired effect.
Menu timeout: Used to determine the length of
time the Menu is displayed on screen. Options
range from 10 to 45 seconds. Use
select desired one.
Banner Timeout: Controls the information bar’s display time.
TeleText Output: press
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keys to select between OSD (on screen display)
keys to
and VBI (vertical blanking interval) modes. VBI mode simply passes the signal
to another source and therefore an additional teletext decoder is required.
Color Mode: The available options are User Mode, Movie, News and Sports
Chroma(Brightness,Contrast): Select the desired setting. Once your
satisfied with your adjustments, press the EXIT key to return to the previous
menu, or press MENU key to close current window.
3.4 Time Setting
Daylight time: The available options are Auto,
Yes and No.
Country Name: The default is Australia.
Time Zone: In order to display the local time
correctly, it may be necessary for you to set a
time offset indicating the difference between
local time and GMT. Here there are eight
available options such as SA, WA, TAS, NT,
AUTO, NSW/ACT, VIC and QLD. Please use
keys to select one amongst them.
3.5 Restore Default
Select the Restore Default item in the Setup
System menu and press the OK key. A
message box will seek your confirmation. Press
OK key to restore settings to factory defaults.
Note: Reset to Defaults should be used with
care as all programs found will be erased and
any parameters shall be reset to factory
defaults.
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3.6 STB To STB Upgrade
This feature is used to upgrade the software within a set-top box by using
another equivalent box.
Before entering into its window, you have to use
numeric keys (0~9) on the remote to input a
password. The password is 7391.
1. Power off both boxes.
2. Connect the master box to a second box by
using a crossed 'RS232 serial cable'. (data will
transfer from master box to the other)
3. Power on the two receivers.
4. Press the OK key at the STB To STB Upgrade
item, the upgrade will start automatically.
5. Power off the two receivers.
6. Unplug the 'RS232 serial cable'.
7. Now reset the upgraded receiver and
enjoy the new software.
4. Games
Within the Main Menu, move the cursor to Game and press the OK key.
Games menu will display. Select the game and press the OK key to play. The
TV program selected will continue to run in the background whilst you play.
5. Shortcut Key Functions
The basic TV and Radio functions of your receiver are described below:
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5.1 Electronic Program GUIDE (EPG)
Whilst viewing digital television, press the
GUIDE key on the remote to get into EPG Info.
The upper-left box of this window is the channel
services list where you can use
select desired program. The video picture is
shown in the adjacent box.
Press the Guide key again on the remote to switch between channel services
list and the program list. In the program list: Pressing the INFO key will show
more information about the select program. Use the
programs.
By pressing the OK key on the selected program, a clock mark appears at the
right side. This means the selected program is Booked. By pressing the
Blue key on the remote, the booked program will appear. Booked program will
give a message on the screen showing your program is about to start.
Press EXIT to return to previous menu, or press MENU key to close this
window.
keys to
keys to select other
5.2 Program List
Display the Program List by pressing the OK
key on the remote whilst watching digital
television. Use the
the programs available. Press the OK key on
the remote to select a different program. The program list closes after pressing
either the EXIT or MENU key.
keys to step through
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The TV/RADIO key on the RCU switches between TV and Radio programs.
The RECALL key returns to the last program viewed, providing an easy way to
toggle between 2 programs.
5.3 CH CH
The keys on the remote provide an easy
way to change programs. A banner window
that shows information including Channel,
Program data appears for several seconds. The
time of this window stays active can be adjusted
in Menu Time Out.
The number keys on the remote may also be used to change programs.
5.4 Favorite List
Press the FAV key on the remote (whilst watching digital television) to display
the Favorite List.
Press the FAV key again to access the next favorite list. 8 groups are available.
The method to arrange favorite program groups is explained in part 2. Program
Organize.
5.5 Audio Select
Should a particular program be available in more than one language, under the
non-menu mode, pressing the AUDIO key on the remote will display the Audio
Select menu, which allows you to select the appropriate audio language and
track for the current program.
keys are used to switch among the preprogrammed options. Please note
that the audio language depends on the transmission from the broadcaster.
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5.6 Volume
Audio Volume can be adjusted using either the
remote controller. A handy Audio MUTE
function is also available.
5.7 Information
Whilst watching digital television, you may press
the
pressing the INFO key, a channel bar which
includes current channel’s information and short
description, will be shown at the bottom of the
screen. If you want to know details about a
program, press the INFO key again.
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technical details about the current channel.
keys to select a channel or by
press of the INFO key will display System Information which gives
5.8 Subtitle
The Green SUB.T key on the remote enables
and disables Closed Captioning.
5.9 Freeze
The video of the program may be Freeze Framed instantaneously when the
Red FREEZE key is pressed. Pressing the Red FREEZE key again re-activates
the video picture.
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5.10 TeleText
Press the TEXT key on the remote to open
Teletext function. Teletext starts at main index
page 100. Pages can be called up using the
remote’s numerical keys. Press the TEXT key
again to close it.
A comprehensive Teletext service is provided on 7 Digital and the Prime
Network.
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III. Technical Specification
TUNER
Connector type 2 X IEC-Type (1 ANT IN / 1 LOOP OUT)
Input frequency 174 ~ 860MHz UHF & VHF
Bandwidth 7MHz
Input level -72 ~ -20 dBmV
Input impedance 75Ω
DEMODULATION
Demodulation QPSK, 16QAM, 64QAM
FEC 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8
Mode 2K, 8K
Guard 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/32
DEMULTIPLEXER
Standard ISO/IEC 13818-1
Input max. bit stream
rate
VIDEO DECODING
Standard ISO/IEC 13818-2 MPEG-2 MP@ML
Aspect ratio 4:3, 16:9
Video resolution Max. 720 x 576
Teletext DVB-TXT ETSI / EN 300 472
AUDIO DECODING
Standard ISO/IEC 13818-3
Output mode Left channel, Right channel, Stereo
Sample frequency 32, 44.1, 48KHz
Volume level 32 Levels
AV OUTPUT
Video de-emphasis CCIR REC.405-1, 625LINES
Video bandwidth 5.5MHz
60Mbps(Serial) / 7.5MBps(Parallel)
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Video output
impedance
Video output level 1.0Vp-p
Audio output Mono, Stereo
Audio output frequency 20Hz~ 20KHz
Audio output
Impedance
Audio output level 0dBm
SAFETY
Insulation Resistance More than 10MΩ at 500Vdc
Withstand Voltage
(Hi-Pot)
Temperature Rise <75 on winding & core; <50 on casting
75Ω
Low
Ambient conditions of 28±2% & 70%RH
I/p to O/p:3kV(1 min)
At 264Vac @ 50Hz
POWER
Input voltage
Power consumption
AC100 ~ 240V, 50/60Hz
15W max
AMBIENT
Operation temperature 0°C~ 40°C
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IV. Trouble Shooting
Note : If you cannot solve the problem by re referring to the below trouble shooting,
please contact your re-seller.
Q. Where can I find the latest information for my digital product?
A. Check http://stb.teac.com.au for all details.
Q. Should I upgrade the software inside my TEAC box?
A. If your are experiencing technical difficulties with your product, please check
the website http://stb.teac.com.au for any known issues. A software upgrade
may be available for your product.
Q. I do not have a computer, and would like to upgrade my box. What can I
do?
A. Contact your nearest TEAC office or email us at info@teac.com.au or
telephone TEAC on 1800 656700 9am to 5pm EST for more information.
Q. What best describes Standard Definition Television?
A. You get DVD quality picture and CD quality sound on every network, all the
time.
Q. The clock on my digital receiver is wrong. Why?
A. Make sure that your receiver is set to the correct time zone by selecting the
state you live in. Unlike other electronic appliances in your house, the clock is
set by the broadcaster. Therefore if the clock is still wrong, change to another
television network to see the correct time.
Q. On my digital receiver I have some channels numbered 350, 351, 352,
etc. Why?
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A. The STB supports logical-channel-numbering. In some areas the broadcaster
may not be sending their channel number. The Australian requirement for
set-top box design automatically allocates a number from 350 to 399.
Q. Can I still use it to see Closed Captions?
A. YES. The receiver has its own teletext decoder which enables you to
nevigate teletext pages regardless of your television. To activate Closed
Captions, press SUB.T key.
Q. Can I use the digital receiver on any television?
A. YES. This product has a standard video output which will connect to any
television with video input. Also available is component video connection to a
television that has a YUV or YPbPr input.
Q. How do I tune in services on my digital receiver?
A. Connected the box to your TV and your aerial to the digital receiver. Then
simply press MENU, select INSTALLATION and then select AUTO SEARCH.
Q. Can I use my digital receiver on a Widescreen or Normal sized
television?
A. YES. There is support for 16:9 Widescreen and 4:3 Normal formats. Press
the button called ASPECT on the remote and it will switch formats.
Q. How do I use the EPG (Electronic Program Guide)?
A. Simply press the button labeled GUIDE on the remote. It will show the
programs currently showing NOW on that television network.
Q. My remote controller no longer operates properly?
A. Check the batteries. Best to replace them.
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