TechniSat HDTV 32 PLUS, HDTV 40, HDTV 40 PLUS, HDTV 46 Operating Manual
Operating manual
HDTV 32 Plus / HDTV 40
HDTV 40 Plus / HDTV 46
TFT-LCD TV set with integrated hard disk and integrated Twin-HD Multi
reception tuner. With CONAX card reader and two PCMCIA interfaces for
the inclusion of CI modules. To receive both free and encoded
(e.g. VIACCESS, CONAX, IRDETO, SECA etc.) SD and HD programs.
Integrated
video recorder
1
PVR
1 Illustrations
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2
3
4
5
6
7
Device connections
8
9
10
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14
15
16
17
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19
20
1 Common Interface Slot 1
2 Common Interface Slot 2
3 Card reader
(Golden chip of the
Conax Smartcard facing
forward and apply in the
direction of insertion.)
4 USB socket
5 Network socket (LAN)
6 Antenna socket
(DVB-C, DVB-T, analog)
7 Video-, S-Video- and
audio input
8 LNB input 2 (DVB-S)
9 LNB input 1 (DVB-S)
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12
21
22
24 25 27
23
10 HDMI Socket 3
11 HDMI Socket 2
12 HDMI Socket 1
13 Microphone input
(Jack socket 3.5 mm)
14 Headphone input
(Jack socket 3.5 mm)
15 Audio output (R,L)
16 Center output
17 Subwoofer output
18 Component inputs (Y,
Pb/Cb, Pr/Cr and Audio)
19 Audio input digital
(SPDIF electric)
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28
20 Audio output digital
(SPDIF optical)
21 Audio output digital
(SPDIF optical)
22 DC 12 V output
Switchable voltage ext.
Amplifier
23 VGA socket
24 Audio input (VGA/DVI)
(Jack socket 3.5 mm)
25 Loudspeaker socket
26 SCART socket (AV1)
27 SCART socket (AV2)
28 Network socket
2
Please expand
Remote control
1
Sound On/Off
Remote control code
2)
Numeric keys
0/AV
(External inputs)
Zoom/Format
TV/Radio – Operation
EPG
Multifunctional keys
Arrow keys
Back
Rewind
Stop
On/Standby
Sleep timer
Option
in TV mode:
Sound/subtitle selection,
special functions
in Radio mode:
Select stations by switching the sound sub-carriers
1)
Genre lists
Record
Green PVR navigator
Program list On/Off
OK
Info
Fast forward
Pause / Play
Program -
Volume -
Video text on/off
Language choice
1)
1)
Program +
Volume +
Still picture
Jog-shuttle on/off
PiP/PaP
Menu On/Off
1)
This function is only avail-
able when the relevant data
are transmitted in the set
program position.
2)
Remote control option:
By switching the remote control option, this remote control unit can be used to control two Technisat receivers
and one Technisat television set with the same coding. While the button is pressed, the currently set remote
control code is indicated by flashing of the relevant LED.
> To implement the remote control option, press and hold the Remote control code button and
subsequently press the OK button as often it takes for the LED of the desired remote control options
(SAT1, SAT2 or TV) to briefly flash.
3
Device buttons HDTV 46
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1
Device buttons HDTV 32/40
8 2 3 4 5 76 9
1
1 Power switch
2 AV
3 Menu
4 OK
5 Program +/–
6 Volume +/–
4
7 On/Standby
8 LED
9 IR receiver
Contents
1 Illustrations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
2 Table of contents (tentative) ........................ 5
3 Please read this first.............................. 14
3.1 Intended use ....................................................14
3.2 Manufacturer's declaration..........................................14
3.3 Important notes ..................................................14
3.3.1 LCD screen .....................................................14
3.3.2 Data on the hard disk .............................................14
3.3.3 Transport .......................................................15
3.3.4 Safety..........................................................15
3.3.5 Operation .......................................................16
3.3.6 Power consumption in standby mode and in operation ...................16
3.3.7 Maintenance and cleaning..........................................17
3.3.8 Disposal ........................................................17
3.4 Remote control / Battery changing ...................................17
3.5 Wall-mounting ...................................................18
3.5.1 Removing rest foot ...............................................18
3.6 Removable loudspeakers
3.6.1 Removing loudspeaker ............................................19
3.7 Wireless Loudspeaker system .......................................19
(not available on HDTV 46)
...............................19
4 Connections..................................... 20
4.1 Antenna / Cable connection (analog and digital).........................21
4.2 Satellite antenna .................................................21
4.2.1 Operation with 2 antenna signals ....................................21
4.2.2 Operation with 1 antenna signal .....................................21
4.3 DVD player .....................................................22
4.4 Video recorder ...................................................22
4.5 S-VHS video recorder / video camera.................................22
4.6 Hi-Fi / Surround amplifier...........................................22
4.6.1 Analog .........................................................22
4.6.2 Digital ..........................................................22
4.7 Subwoofer / Center ...............................................22
4.8 SPDIF input .....................................................22
4.9 USB socket .....................................................23
4.10 Network socket (RJ45) ............................................23
4.11 Headphones.....................................................23
4.12 PC ............................................................23
4.13 Mains power connection ...........................................24
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5 Initial installation ................................25
6 Operation .......................................28
6.1 Switching the TV set on and off......................................28
6.1.1 Switching on when plugged into the mains .............................28
6.1.2 Switching on from standby mode ....................................28
6.1.3 Switching off into standby mode .....................................28
6.1.4 Switching off when plugged into the mains .............................28
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6.2 Selecting a program...............................................29
6.2.1 Using the program up/down keys ....................................29
6.2.2 Using the numeric keys ............................................29
6.2.3 Using the program list:.............................................29
6.2.3.1 Selecting programs ...............................................29
6.2.3.2 Selecting a list ...................................................30
6.2.4 Selection of a local program ........................................30
6.2.5 Calling up blocked programs ........................................30
6.2.6 Return to the last program selected ..................................30
6.2.7 TV/Radio switching ...............................................31
6.3 AV source.......................................................31
6.3.1 Audio playback from external sources.................................32
6.4 Program / source information .......................................32
6.4.1 Information box ..................................................32
6.4.2 Display time and program information .................................32
6.4.3 Additional program information ......................................33
6.4.4 Channel / Transponder- / Source info .................................33
6.5 Receiving encoded programs .......................................34
6.5.1 Simultaneous receptams of two encrypted progrion ......................34
6.5.2 Optional channels ................................................34
6.5.3 Selecting start time ...............................................35
6.5.4 Smartcard PIN code ..............................................35
6.6 Volume control ...................................................35
6.6.1 Sound muting....................................................35
6.6.2 Headphone volume ...............................................35
6.7 Selection of another language/sound option ............................36
6.7.1 Dolby Digital (AC3 Mode) ..........................................36
6.8 Sub-titles .......................................................37
6.9 Video text .......................................................37
6.9.1 Switching video text on/off ..........................................37
6.9.2 Choice of page...................................................37
6.9.3 Video text subpages ..............................................37
6.9.4 Showing video text and TV images at the same time .....................38
6.9.5 Exit Video text ...................................................38
6.10 Format changeover / Zoom .........................................38
6.11 PiP-/PaP function.................................................39
6.11.1 Accessing PiP-/PaP functions ......................................39
6.11.2 Exchange PiP-/PaP images.........................................39
6.11.3 Implementing PiP-/PaP functions ....................................39
6.12 Freeze frame ....................................................40
6.13 EPG program journal ..............................................40
6.13.1 Downloading EPG data ............................................40
6.13.2 Interrupting the download procedure..................................40
6.13.3 Display electronic program guide ....................................40
6.13.4 Now (table with current program contents) .............................41
6.13.5 Next ...........................................................41
6.13.6 More...........................................................41
6.13.7 EPG functions ...................................................42
6.13.7.1 EPG-Info .......................................................42
6.13.7.2 EPG timer programming ...........................................42
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6.13.7.2.1 Hard disks (PVR-) timer............................................42
6.13.7.2.2 Change station-, wake-up and VCR timer..............................43
6.13.7.2.3 Timer menu .....................................................43
6.13.7.2.4 Cancel an EPG timer event .........................................43
6.13.7.3 EPG program overview ............................................43
6.13.7.4 Overview based on program type/genre ...............................44
6.13.7.5 EPG search .....................................................44
6.13.7.5.3 Manually entering the search term ...................................45
6.14.1 Access timer overview .............................................47
6.14.1.1 Manual programming of timers ......................................47
6.14.1.2 Changing timer programming .......................................49
6.14.1.3 Delete timer programming ..........................................49
6.14.2 During the timer operation ..........................................49
6.14.2.1 Program change timer .............................................49
6.14.2.2 Wake-up timer ...................................................49
6.14.2.3 Video recorder timer ..............................................49
6.14.2.4 Hard disk timer...................................................49
6.14.3 Interrupting the timer operation ......................................50
6.14.3.1 Interrupting a video recorder timer ...................................50
6.14.3.2 Interrupting a video recorder timer ...................................51
6.16 Function selection ................................................52
6.17 MP playback ....................................................52
6.17.1 Track information .................................................53
6.17.2 Track hop .......................................................53
6.17.3 Pause..........................................................53
6.17.4 Track search forwards/backwards ....................................53
6.17.5 MP3 playback modes .............................................54
6.17.6 Switching folder levels .............................................54
6.17.7 MP3 playback lists ................................................54
6.17.7.1 Create MP3 playback lists in the device ...............................54
6.17.7.2 Creating external MP3 playback lists .................................54
6.17.7.3 Playing back playlists .............................................55
6.17.7.4 Deleting tracks from the Playlist .....................................55
6.17.7.5 Deleting playlists .................................................55
6.17.8 Stop/end MP3 playback ...........................................55
6.18 Viewing pictures..................................................56
6.18.1 Show next/previous picture .........................................56
6.18.2 Rotate image ....................................................56
6.18.3 Switching folder levels .............................................56
6.18.4 Slideshow.......................................................56
6.18.4.1 Starting slideshow ................................................56
6.18.4.2 Pause..........................................................57
6.18.4.3 Show next/previous picture .........................................57
6.18.4.4 Adjusting image changeover speed ..................................57
6.18.4.5 Rotate image ....................................................57
6.18.4.6 End slideshow ...................................................57
6.18.5 JPG playback lists ................................................57
6.18.5.1 Creating JPG playback lists.........................................57
6.18.5.2 Playing back playlists..............................................58
6.18.5.3 Deleting tracks from the Playlist .....................................58
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6.18.5.4 Deleting playlists .................................................58
6.18.6 Stop/End image display ............................................58
7 Hard disk operation............................... 59
7.1 Recording.......................................................59
7.1.1 Immediate recording ..............................................60
7.1.1.1 Starting recording manually .........................................60
7.1.1.2 Ending recording manually .........................................60
7.1.1.3 Ending recording automatically ......................................61
7.1.2 Timer recordings .................................................61
7.1.3 Timeshift function.................................................62
7.1.4 Setting markers while recording .....................................63
7.2 Playback .......................................................63
7.2.1 Viewing hard disk recordings........................................63
7.2.2 Pause / still image ................................................63
7.2.3 Fast forward and rewind ...........................................64
7.2.4 Jog shuttle function ...............................................64
7.2.4.1 Fast forward and rewind ...........................................64
7.2.4.2 Slow motion .....................................................65
7.2.4.3 Single image stepping .............................................65
7.2.4.4 Create image ....................................................65
7.2.5 Setting markers ..................................................65
7.2.6 Jump to marked points ............................................65
7.2.7 Ending playback .................................................65
7.3 Manage hard disk ................................................66
7.3.1 Manage recording ................................................66
7.3.1.1 Deleting ........................................................66
7.3.1.2 Child protection ..................................................66
7.3.1.3 Processing ......................................................66
7.3.1.3.1 Jumping to the preferred portion of the recording ........................67
7.3.1.3.2 Functions .......................................................67
7.3.1.3.3 Placing marks ...................................................67
7.3.1.3.4 Deleting marks ...................................................67
7.3.1.3.5 Jump to marked points ............................................67
7.3.1.3.6 Renaming marks .................................................67
7.3.1.3.7 Deleting portions .................................................68
7.3.1.3.8 Copying portions .................................................68
7.3.1.3.9 Splitting a recording ...............................................69
7.3.1.3.10 Renaming recordings..............................................69
7.3.1.3.11 Enlarge video....................................................70
7.3.2 Managing music/pictures ...........................................70
7.3.2.1 Copying ........................................................71
7.3.2.2 Moving .........................................................72
7.3.2.3 Deleting ........................................................72
7.3.2.4 Sampling MP3 files/show pictures ....................................72
7.3.3 Copying recordings ...............................................73
7.3.3.1 Exporting .......................................................74
7.3.3.2 Preview ........................................................74
7.3.3.3 Deleting ........................................................74
7.3.4 Hard disk information..............................................75
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7.3.5 Hard disk maintenance ............................................75
7.3.5.1 Verification of the hard disk .........................................75
7.3.5.2 Formatting the hard disk ...........................................75
7.3.6 Quitting hard disk management......................................76
8 Settings ........................................77
8.1 Image settings ...................................................77
8.1.1 Select source ....................................................77
8.1.2 Access previously set image values ..................................77
8.1.3 Manually adjusting image values.....................................78
8.1.3.1 Light control .....................................................78
8.1.3.2 Background lighting ...............................................78
8.1.3.3 Color temperature ................................................78
8.1.3.4 Contrast ........................................................78
8.1.3.5 Brightness ......................................................78
8.1.3.6 Colors..........................................................78
8.1.3.7 Brilliance .......................................................79
8.1.3.8 Aspect ratio .....................................................79
8.1.3.9 Format recognition
8.1.3.10 Extended settings ................................................81
8.1.3.10.1 Contrast enhancement ............................................81
8.1.3.10.2 Image definition ..................................................81
8.1.3.10.3 Noise cancellation ................................................81
8.1.3.10.4 Movement compensation
8.1.3.10.5 Color space
8.1.3.10.6 Overscan
(only for HDMI)
(not with VGA)
8.1.3.10.7 Quit further settings ..............................................82
8.1.4 Quit image settings ...............................................82
8.2 Sound settings ...................................................83
8.2.1 Switch-on volume ................................................83
8.2.2 Height ratio .....................................................83
8.2.3 Low sounds (Bass) ...............................................83
8.2.4 Bass volumes ...................................................83
8.2.5 Balance ........................................................83
8.2.6 Surround sound ..................................................83
8.2.7 Automatic volume limiting ..........................................83
8.2.8 Dolby Digital.....................................................84
8.2.9 Headphone settings...............................................84
8.2.9.1 Switch-on headphone volume .......................................84
8.2.9.2 Height ratio .....................................................84
8.2.9.3 Depths .........................................................84
8.2.9.4 Balance ........................................................84
8.2.9.5 Audio mode .....................................................85
8.2.9.6 Quit headphone settings ...........................................85
8.2.10 Language settings ................................................85
8.2.10.1 Audio language 1 .................................................85
8.2.10.2 Audio language 2 .................................................85
8.2.10.3 Subtitle language 1 ...............................................86
8.2.10.4 Subtitle language 2 ...............................................86
8.2.10.5 Quit language settings .............................................86
(not with VGA)
.........................................80
(not with VGA)
....................................81
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8.2.11 Extended settings ................................................86
8.2.11.1 Loudspeaker type ................................................86
8.2.11.2 Loudspeaker broadcast channel .....................................87
8.2.11.3 Subwoofer volume ................................................87
8.2.11.4 Subwoofer limit frequency ..........................................87
8.2.11.5 Loudspeaker control Line-Out .......................................87
8.2.11.6 External amplifier .................................................88
8.2.11.7 Microphone .....................................................88
8.2.11.8 Microphone volume ...............................................88
8.2.11.9 Quit further settings ...............................................88
8.2.12 Quit sound settings ...............................................88
8.3 Basic settings....................................................89
8.3.1 Country ........................................................89
8.3.2 Time zone ......................................................89
8.3.3 Date/time .......................................................89
8.3.4 Quick start ......................................................90
8.3.5 Source Autostart/Autostop ..........................................90
8.3.6 Autostart........................................................90
8.3.7 Autostop........................................................90
8.3.8 Copying AV .....................................................90
8.3.9 S/PDIF-video source ..............................................91
8.3.10 Quit basic settings ................................................91
8.4 Special functions .................................................92
8.4.1 OSD settings ....................................................92
8.4.1.1 Font size .......................................................92
8.4.1.2 Transparent OSD.................................................92
8.4.1.3 Display time Information Banner .....................................92
8.4.1.4 Radio background image...........................................92
8.4.1.5 Quit OSD settings ................................................93
8.4.2 PVR settings ....................................................93
8.4.2.1 Storage format for radio recordings ...................................93
8.4.2.2 Switching off hard disk.............................................94
8.4.2.3 Automatic broadcast marking .......................................94
8.4.2.4 Quit PVR settings ................................................94
8.4.3 Media playback settings ...........................................95
8.4.3.1 Music start directory...............................................95
8.4.3.2 Start directory images .............................................95
8.4.3.3 Quit Media playback settings .......................................95
8.4.4 Network settings .................................................96
8.4.4.1 IP mode ........................................................96
8.4.4.2 IP address ......................................................96
8.4.4.3 Subnet mask ....................................................96
8.4.4.4 Quit network settings .............................................97
8.4.5 Various settings ..................................................97
8.4.5.1 CI dual decoding .................................................97
8.4.5.2 PiP-/PaP mode ..................................................97
8.4.5.3 Video text mode ..................................................98
8.4.5.4 Analog decoder ..................................................98
8.4.5.5 Quit various settings ..............................................98
8.4.6 Quit special functions..............................................98
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8.5 Antenna settings (DVB-S) ..........................................99
8.5.1 Multi-tenna ......................................................99
8.5.2 Switching DiSEqC on or off .........................................99
8.5.3 Antenna signals ..................................................99
8.5.4 Setting the switching matrix ........................................100
8.5.5 Additional LNC settings/LNC properties ..............................101
8.5.5.1 LNC Type......................................................101
8.5.5.2 User LNB ......................................................101
8.5.5.3 SatCR LNB ....................................................102
8.5.5.4 Test transponder ................................................103
8.5.6 Operation with a rotating antenna (DiSEqC 1.2) ........................103
8.5.6.1 East and West limits .............................................104
8.5.6.1.1 Deleting existing limits ............................................104
8.5.6.1.2 Setting the Eastern limit...........................................104
8.5.6.1.3 Setting the Western limit ..........................................105
8.5.6.2 Geo-positioning .................................................105
8.5.6.2.1 Geo-positioning .................................................105
8.5.6.2.2 Geographic length ...............................................105
8.5.6.2.3 Geographic latitude ..............................................106
8.5.6.2.4 Entry of the geographic longitude/latitude .............................106
8.5.6.3 Setting a satellite position .........................................106
8.5.6.3.1 Selecting a pre-programmed satellite position .........................107
8.5.6.3.2 Setting a user-defined satellite position (User satellite) ..................107
8.5.6.3.3 Positioning antenna manually ......................................108
8.5.6.3.4 Automatic fine adjustment (Autofocus) ...............................108
8.5.6.3.5 Saving a satellite position .........................................108
8.5.6.4 Current satellite list ..............................................109
8.5.6.5 Deleting a satellite position ........................................109
8.5.6.6 Manually start automatic rotation process .............................110
8.5.6.7 Reference position ...............................................110
8.5.7 Quit antenna settings (DVB-S) .....................................110
8.6 Antenna settings (DVB-T) .........................................111
8.6.1 Antenna feeder .................................................111
8.6.2 Quit antenna settings (DVB-T) .....................................111
8.7 Programming the electronic program guide ...........................112
8.7.1 Updating.......................................................112
8.7.2 Updating time...................................................112
8.7.3 EPG channel ...................................................112
8.7.4 Selecting TV broadcaster / Radio broadcaster .........................113
8.7.4.1 Selecting program list ............................................113
8.7.4.2 Selecting programs ..............................................113
8.7.4.3 Quit broadcaster selection .........................................114
8.7.5 Start category ..................................................114
8.7.6 Starting updating manually ........................................114
8.7.7 Interrupting downloads ...........................................11 4
8.7.8 Quitting programming of the electronic program guide ...................115
8.8 Parental control .................................................11 6
8.8.1 PIN query mode.................................................116
8.8.2 Changing PIN ..................................................116
8.8.3 Selecting TV broadcaster / Radio broadcaster .........................117
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8.8.3.1 Selecting program list ............................................117
8.8.3.2 Selecting programs ..............................................117
8.8.3.3 Quit broadcaster selection .........................................118
8.8.4 Quit child protection menu .........................................118
9 Station search .......................................119
9.1 Automatic scan .................................................119
9.1.1 Starting automatic search .........................................120
9.1.2 During the automatic search .......................................120
9.1.3 After the automatic search.........................................120
9.2 Extended Scan .................................................121
9.2.1 FM Radio (Expanded search for analog radio programs) .................121
9.2.2 Analog CT (Expanded search for analog TV programs) ..................121
9.2.3 DVB-S (Expanded search for digital satellite programs) ..................122
9.2.4 DVB-C (Expanded search for digital cable programs) ...................122
9.2.5 DVB-T (Expanded search for digital antenna programs) .................123
9.2.6 Starting expanded search .........................................124
9.2.7 During the expanded search .......................................124
9.2.8 After the expanded search ........................................124
9.3 Manual scan ...................................................125
9.3.1 FM Radio (Manual search for an analog radio program) .................125
9.3.2 Analog CT (Manual search for an analog TV program) ..................126
9.3.3 DVB-S (Manual search for digital satellite programs) ....................128
9.3.4 DVB-C (Manual search for digital cable programs)......................128
9.3.5 DVB-T (Manual search for digital antenna programs)....................129
9.3.6 PID search (DVB-S/DVB-C/DVB-T)..................................130
9.3.7 Manual search/PID search starting DVB-S, DVB-C or DVB-T .............130
9.3.8 During the manual search/PID search................................130
9.3.9 After the manual search/PID search .................................130
9.4 Quit broadcaster search ..........................................131
10 Program management ............................ 132
10.1 Accessing program management ...................................132
10.1.1 Select a Favourites list ...........................................132
10.1.2 Select Total list..................................................132
10.2 Adding programs to the Favourites list ...............................133
10.3 Deleting programs ...............................................134
10.3.1 Removing (deleting) from the Favourites list...........................134
10.3.2 Deleting from the Total list .........................................134
10.4 Sorting programs ................................................135
10.5 EPG ..........................................................135
10.6 Parental control .................................................136
10.7 Quit Program Management ........................................136
11 System configuration ............................ 137
12 Service settings ................................ 138
12.1 Default settings .................................................138
12.2 Delete all programs ..............................................138
13 Operating language (Menu language)................ 139
14 Encoding system ................................ 139
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15 Software update via USB interface ................. 140
16 Technical data .................................. 141
17 Technical terms................................. 147
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3 Please read this first
- Before commencing operation of the unit, please check that the package contains all the
components that should be included. The following should be included:
1 LCD TV set,
1 remote control,
1 instruction manual,
1 brief overview
1 guarantee card,
2 batteries (1.5V microcell),
1 power supply cable.
3.1 Intended use
- Connection to mains voltage 230V/ 50Hz.
- The TV set is only intended for receiving and transmitting visual and audio signals.
- The set is exclusively designed to be connected to audio and video devices, aerials
and computers, which meet DIN standards and have the CE marking.
- The use is intended for private and business purposes in dry areas and under super-
vision.
- Any other form of use is expressly prohibited.
3.2 Manufacturer's declaration
The TV set meets the following requirements
- The EU directive 2006/95/EC (Low Voltage Directive)
- EN 60065
- The EU directive 2004/108/EC (EMC Directive)
- EN 55013, EN 55020, EN 60555-2
and possesses the CE marking.
3.3 Important notes
Please pay attention to the following notes, to avoid any potential safety risks, or damage to
the device and the data on the hard disk, as well as contributing to protect the environment.
3.3.1 LCD screen
The screen you have acquired meets the highest quality requirements and has been verified
and classified with regard to pixel errors in accordance with ISO 13406-2.
3.3.2 Data on the hard disk
We recommend that before submitting the TV set for maintenance via your specialist dealer
that a backup copy of the data located on your HDTV 32, HDTV 40 or HDTV 46 PVR should
be made.
The retrieval of data does not come under the scope of maintenance and repair work.
TechniSat accepts no liability for any loss or damage of data during repair.
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3.3.3 Transport
The device should only be transported when positioned upright. When doing so, do not handle the HDTV via the loudspeakers.
3.3.4 Safety
For your own protection, please read the safety instructions carefully before commencing
operation of your new unit. The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage caused by inappropriate operation, or by non-compliance with safety precautions.
- The device includes a permanently integrated hard disk.
No provision is made for any modification not authorized by TechniSat and if this is
performed, this will mean that TechniSat can no longer pledge that the device continues to conform to the legal requirements (e.g. laws on device and product safety,
laws concerning the electromagnetic compatibility of devices). The 'CE marking' shall
also become inapplicable. In the event of resale of the modified unit, the modifying
party shall indemnify the manufacturer as appropriate. In addition, the TechniSat
guarantee shall no longer be applicable and warranty rights may also be rendered
null and void.
- The unit may only be operated in a temperate climate.
- Do not place any burning objects, such as burning candles, on top of the unit.
- When the TV set has been exposed to cold conditions following delivery or while in
transit, do not switch on immediately; await temperature equalization.
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- Do not subject the unit to water spray or droplets, and do not place any objects filled
with liquid, e.g. vases, on top of the unit. If water infiltrates into the device, immediately unplug from the mains and notify the service department.
- Do not place the TV set within narrow shelves or cabinets, allow at least 10 cm ventilation distance for the device.
- To allow internal heat to dissipate from the device, the device incorporates ventilation
slits. Ensure these ventilation slits are not covered by any objects, such as e.g. newspapers, tablecloths etc.
- Do not operate any sources of heat near the unit, which could cause it to heat further.
- Do not place any objects through the ventilation slits.
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- During storms, extended periods of non-use or absence, the mains plug and all
antenna plugs should be disconnected. Overvoltage may damage the device.
- In the event of any device defect, odor or smoke developing, significant malfunctions,
damage to the power cord or casing, as well as when any liquid infiltrates, immediately unplug from the mains and notify the service department.
- In the event of a power cut, the TV set should be switched off using the power
switch.
- During extended absence, the TV set should be switched off. This will extend the
lifespan of the panel and also save energy.
- Never open the unit housing!
Touching any parts carrying high voltage may be fatal!
- Any necessary repairs should be carried out only by qualified service personnel.
3.3.5 Operation
Via a so-called “On Screen Display” the control of the TV is simplified and the number of
remote control keys reduced.
All functions are displayed on the screen, and can be operated with a few keys.
Related functions are combined in a “MENU". The function selected is highlighted.
The “function keys” red, yellow, green and blue are indicated by colour bars in the bottom
line. These colour bars represent different functions in the various menus, which will be activated by pressing the appropriate coloured key (multifunction key) on the remote control.
The “function keys” are only active when a brief description is displayed in the appropriate
field.
Key names and terms that are displayed in the OSD menu are printed bold in this
operating manual.
Help: Where available in the menues, pressing the blue function key will cause a help text
to be displayed, pressing again will remove the text from the screen.
3.3.6 Power consumption in standby mode and in operation
The power consumption of the device, whether in standby or operational mode, depends on
the settings made, the functions used and the units that are switched on / off, such as e.g.
the CI module or USB storage media.
Accordingly, the power consumption during operation can be reduced, e.g. by only switching
on the CI module and USB storage media when these actually need to be used.
Also pay attention to the stated points as well as the technical data (Point 16).
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3.3.7 Maintenance and cleaning
The casing should only be wiped using a slightly dampened dry cloth.
Do not use any cleaner spray or aggressive chemical cleaning agent for the casing, to avoid
damaging the top quality surface.
Use a dry cloth or the LCD panel cleaning set to clean the screeen when the device is
switched off.
3.3.8 Disposal
The packaging for your unit consists entirely of recyclable material. Please sort the items
appropriately for disposal using the “Dual System” .
At the end of its useful life span, this device may not be disposed of in your regular domestic
refuse bin. It must be taken to a recycling collection point for electrical and electronic equipment.
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The
The materials can be recycled or reused according to their labelling.
By ensuring that valuable raw materials are reused you can make an important contribution
towards protecting our environment.
Please ask your local authority about available disposal facilities.
Please note that spent batteries (from the remote control) as well as electronic components
should not be disposed of in your household refuse, but should be disposed of in accordance with your local regulations (special waste, handing back to outlet where purchased).
symbol on the product, the operating manual or the packaging will indicate this:
3.4 Remote control / Battery changing
> Open the lid of the battery compartment on the rear side of the remote control by
applying light pressure to the marked position and slide the lid in the direction of the
arrow.
> Insert the supplied batteries, taking care to ensure the correct polarity (visible indica-
tion in the battery compartment).
> Close the battery compartment again.
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3.5 Wall-mounting
HDTV 40
HDTV 46
With the aid of a suitable wall attachment, e.g Technisat HD-Mount 32 (Art.No.: 2020/2732)
for HDTV 32 Plus respectively TechniSat HD-Mount 40 (Art.No.: 2020/2740) for HDTV 40,
HDTV 40 Plus and HDTV 46 you can mount your device on a wall that is suited for the purpose. When doing so, you must dismantle the rest foot.
3.5.1 Removing rest foot
Note with the HDTV 32/40 that you must remove the loudspeaker cable from the terminal
clamps, before you take out the rest foot.
> Place the device with the screen side on a level surface.
Be careful to ensure when doing so that no pressure is applied to the panel and that
this is not damaged.
> Loosen and remove the marked screws.
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> Now carefully remove the rest foot from the underside of the device.
For the HDTV 32/40, when wall-mounting and wishing to use with the device loudspeakers
reassembled onto the device, you will need a special additional profile.
HDTV 32 Plus: HD-Mount Adapter HD-Vision 32 Plus Artnr. 0004/3240
HDTV 40: HD-Mount Adapter 40" Artnr. 0002/3240
HDTV 40 Plus: HD-Mount Adapter 40” Plus Artnr. 0006/3240
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3.6 Removable loudspeakers
Your TV set is equipped with removable loudspeakers. These can be taken off:
- When you wish to mount the loudspeakers onto the additional profile (see Point
3.5.1) during wall-mounting.
(not avai lable wi th HDT V 46)
- When you connect the device to a HiFi or Surround-sound system (see Point 4.6)
and you would prefer not to use the device loudspeaker.
3.6.1 Removing loudspeaker
> Remove the cable of the loudspeaker from the terminal clamps.
To do so, press down the spring contact and pull out the cable.
> Now loosen the fixing screws of the loudspeaker using a suitable screwdriver and
take this out.
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3.7 Wireless Loudspeakersystem
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Since the HDTV 46 does not have its own device loudspeaker for audio output this unit must
be connected to a loudspeaker system or a stereo/surround-sound system. The audio outputs are present for this purpose (see Point 1; Nos. 14, 15, 20 and 21) as well as the loudspeaker outputs (Point 1; No. 25).
Furthermore TechniSat has developed a wireless Loudspeaker system in two versions,
which is using the Cinch-audio- outputs (point 1, No. 15) and the USB connector (Point 1;
No. 4) for the control and the power supply of the wireless transmitter.
These systems are available under the following designations:
HDTV wireless bookshelf Loudspeaker system
silver art. no. 0046/0500
platinum art. no. 0046/0505
black art. no. 0046/0516
HDTV wireless floor standing Loudspeaker system
silver art. no. 0046/1500
platinum art. no. 0046/1505
black art. no. 0046/1516
The wireless loudspeaker system is also usable with the HDTV 32 Plus, the HDTV 40, the
HDTV 40 Plus and other devices of consumer electronics. Further information is available in
the manual of the wireless Loudspeaker system.
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4 Connections
DVD
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b
a
d
e
Video recorder
TV Radio
a Connection of the cable junctions (digital and/or analog) or the DVB-T antenna with the
antenna input of the TV set.
b Connection/s of the satellite antenna with the LNB input 1/LNB input 2.
(Please note: For operation with an antenna signal, the LNB must always be connected
to LNB input 1.)
c SCART connection of the TV set to a video recorder.
d Connecting the TV set with a DVD player via an HDMI cable, a Cinch component
cable or a SCART cable.
e Connecting the analog or digital Audio output with a Hifi-stereo or Surround-
sound system.
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The references mentioned below, i.e. a b c etc. refer to the illustration on page 20.
Engagement hook
To gain access to the side sockets of the device you must firstly remove the cover.
> To do so, push both the engagement hooks lightly upwards and pull away the
cover to the rear.
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> To hide the connecting cable guide it on the rear side of the rest foot behind the
removable plastic holder.
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4.1 Antenna/cable connection (analog and digital)
a Connect the antenna input of the LCD TV set either using a terrestrial antenna
or with the wall socket of the cable or antenna connection.
Please note:
Receiving both DVB-T and DVB-C signals at the same time can lead to receiving problems for some cable and DVB-T programs.
4.2 Satellite antenna
4.2.1 Operation with 2 antenna signals
To be able to utilize the full fuctional range of the device you should use it with two separate
antenna signals/connections, which are identically set up.
b Connect the LNB inputs 1 and 2 of the device using a suitable coaxial cable with
your external unit.
Note also Point 8.5 (DVB-S antenna inputs).
4.2.2 Operation with 1 antenna signal
In exceptional cases, you may also use the device with only one antenna signal. This will
mean, however, that the recording and PiP-/PaP functions are only functional to a limited
extent. (see Points 6.11 and 7.1)
b Connect the LNB input 1 of the device using a suitable coaxial cable with your
external unit.
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4.3 DVD player
c Either connect your DVD player via:
- an HDMI connecting cable with an HDMI connection
or via
- an DVI/HDMI connecting cable with an HDMI connection and additionally via
an audio connecting cable with an Audio input (VGA/DVI) or digital audio
input (SPDIF electric).
or via
- a SCART cable with a SCART socket
or via
- a Cinch cable with the component inputs of the LCD TV set.
4.4 Video recorder
d Connect the Scart socket of the LCD TV set via a SCART cable with the Scart
socket of your video recorder.
4.5 S-VHS video recorder / Video camera
If you wish to play back the signals from an S-VHS video recorder or a video camera via
your TV set, then connect the devices with the Video/S-Video inputs on the rear side of the
device to the left.
4.6 Hi-Fi / Surround amplifier
d To achieve the best possible sound quality, you may connect the digital device to a Hi-Fi/
Surround amplifier.
4.6.1 Analog
e To do this, use a suitable cable to connect the cinch sockets Audio R and Audio L of
the TV set analog audio outputs with an input of your Hi-Fi amplifier (e.g. CD or
AUX; Note! The phono input is not suitable!).
4.6.2 Digital
e Should your amplifier include a compatible electric or optical input (SPDIF) you may
connect the audio output socket digital (electric or optical) with the input
of your amplifier.
Depending on the station selected, sampling rates of 32, 44.1 and 48 kHz are available. In
addition, if broadcast, the Dolby Digital signal (AC3) is available at this output.
4.7 Subwoofer / Center
Connect the existing active subwoofer / center loudspeaker using a suitable Cinch cable
with the subwoofer or center output.
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4.8 SPDIF input
Connect the electrical SPDIF output e.g. of a DVD player using a suitable cinch cable with
the SPDIF input of the TV. This will allow you, provided the TV set is connected via the
Audio output digital (electric or optical) with a Hi-Fi/Surround amplifier, to route the
sound of the connected device to the Audio output digital (electric or optical) and
thus enjoy it in digital quality and with Dolby surround sound. The proviso here is, however,
that the desired video source, to which the relevant device is connected, has been selected
for this function as described in Point 8.3.9.
4.9 USB socket
The USB socket is used for updating the operating system and preprogramming via PC or
USB device as well as for the playback of images (JPG) and music (MP3) via a USB storage medium as well as copying the contents recorded from the hard disk and images and
musical extracts from or on the hard disk.
In addition, the transmitter for a remote loudspeaker can also be operated and configured
via the USB socket.
4.10 Network socket (RJ45)
You can integrate HDTV into your existing network via the network socket. This will allow
you, with the help of the TechniSat Mediaport, to copy PVR recordings, MP3 and JPG files
onto your PC as well as the integrated hard disk.
Note here also Point 8.4.4 Network settings.
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4.11 Headphones
When wishing to use a set of headphones, please connect it via the headphone socket
on the rear side of the device to the left.
4.12 PC
If your PC incorporates a DVI output we recommend connecting the PC via a DVI-HDMI
cable with the HDMI socket on the TV set. Otherwise please use a VGA cable and connect
the PC with the VGA socket of the device.
> With the help of the 0/AV button of the remote control, subsequently switch the TV
set to VGA or HDMI playback.
When connecting via a DVI-HDMI cable, the switchover should be automatic.
It is advisable, before connecting the PC to the TV set, to configure the resolution of the
graphics card such as to ensure the format conforms to a type supported by the TV set.
The optimal result (a full-screen image at the best possible resolution) can be obtained when
you operate the panel at its original resolution (1920*1080). The precise parameters can be
found in the technical data (Point 16). Your TV set will transmit this resolution to the PC via
DDC. Unfortunately, it is not guaranteed that the driver of the graphics card will accept the
same.
To set a specific resolution for your graphics card, please read the instruction manual for the
operation system of your PC. With Windows, this setting is usually found via the
Start menu -> Settings -> Control Panel -> DIsplay -> Settings.
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Please note that due to the many graphics cards available it is impossible to rule out potential compatibility problems between the graphics card used and the HDTV which means that
e.g. certain resolutions cited in the technical data may be either unusable or only usable to a
limited extent.
4.13 Mains power connection
The LCD TV set should only be connected to the mains (230 V / 50 Hz) when the device
has been completely fitted with the relevant components. This helps to avoid damage to the
device or other components.
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5 Initial installation
When you have read through the safety instructions and have connected the HDTV as
described in Chapter 4, switch on the unit as described in Chapter 6.
When switching on the device for the first time the starting window of the installation assistant AutoInstall will automatically appear. Use the installation assistant to quickly and simply make the most important settings on your TV set.
In the starting window of the installation assistant, you can interrupt the initial installation by
pressing the red function buttons.
During the individual installation steps, you can confirm the settings made using the green
function keys, whereupon you will reach the following installation step.
By pressing the red function keys, you may return to the respective previous installation
step, allowing you to correct input mistakes at any time.
The initial installation procedure described here serves merely as an example. The exact initial installation procedure will depend on the settings you select.
Please therefore follow the instructions displayed on screen closely.
Operating language
The installation assistant starts with the selection of the control language.
> Use the arrow keys to mark the desired control language.
Based on this selection, the preferred audio language is also set.
> Confirm by pressing the green function key.
Country selection
> Using the arrow keys select the country in which the unit is being used.
Based on your selection, the time will be set automatically including summer/winter
time settings.
In addition, based on this setting, the programs will be automatically sorted in the
installation assistant as well as based on a station search.
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> Press the green function key Confirm, to confirm the selection and proceed to the
next installation step.
Selection of the received signals
> Using the arrow keys up/down, select the available received signals.
DVB-S for digital satellite programs;
DVB-C for digital cable programs;
DVB-T for digital terrestrial programs;
Analog CT for analog terrestrial and cable programs;
FM Radio for VHF radio broadcasts.
> Use the right/left arrow keys to indicate whether the marked receiving signal is
available at your location (Yes) or not (No).
> To confirm the settings made, press the green function key Confirm.
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Antenna signals (DVB-S)
Here, select the number of DVB-S antenna connections you have made to the TV set.
(If the source is DVB-S, as described in the “Selection of the received signals” section, and deactivated, instead of this page, the installation assistant goes directly to the page
“Antenna settings (DVB-T)”.)
> Use the right/left arrow keys to mark whether you have connected one or two
antenna signals.
> Use the green function key to confirm your selection and proceed to the “antenna
configuration (DVB-S)”.
Antenna configuration (DVB-S)
In this installation step, you can configure the setting of your device to the congifuration of
your satellite antenna.
(If the source is DVB-S-, as described in the “Selection of the received signals” section is deactivated, instead of this page, the installation assistant goes directly to the page
“Antenna settings (DVB-T)”.)
> If you wish to confirm the standard antenna setting press the green function key
to confirm.
In this case proceed from the point “Antenna settings (DVB-T)”.
> If the configuration of your reception installation does not conform to the standard
setting, press the yellow function key Change.
The settable antenna configurations now appear, which can be adjusted to suit your
receiving equipment in accordance with Point 8.5 “Antenna settings (DVB-S)”.
> Once you have reached the desired configuration, press the green function key
Confirm.
A display of the satellites now set appears on the display for verification.
> To confirm the setting, press the green function key or to cancel, press the yel-
low function key Modify.
Antenna settings (DVB-T)
If you use an active DVB-T antenna, which lacks its own power supply or where you do not
wish to use this latter, the amplifier of the active antenna can be powered via your TV set
using the coaxial cable. Set the Antenna feeder to on in this case.
In addition, a channel spectrum with the signal levels of the channels is also displayed in
this step. Using this spectrum you can set up your DVB-T antenna for optimal reception.
(If the source is DVB-T as described in the “Selection of the received signals” section, and deactivated, instead of this page the installation assistant goes directly to the page
“Search station”.)
> Using the right/left arrow keys, you may switch the power supply on or off.
> Confirm the setting by pressing the green function key Confirm.
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Channel search
> To carry out a station search, use the up/down arrow keys to mark the field All
stations, when you wish to freely look for both receivable and encoded programs,
or All uncoded stations, when you wish to only find free view programs.
> By pressing the green function key Start, the station search commences. Dur-
ing the station search, the tuning range you select is automatically searched for by
programs. This procedure may take several minutes. Please note any messages displayed on screen.
Updating Software
Now your device checks, whether any new operating software is available. If new software is
available, you can download a new software update.
> Use the arrow keys left/right to select the field Update, and confirm by press-
ing OK.
Note that after the new software has been downloaded, it is processed within the device.
During this process, the screen is switched off and the LED lights up green and orange in
turn. This process takes some minutes to complete.
Loading EPG files
Your TV set possesses an electronic EPG program journal. So that files can be presented
using this electronic program journal, they must firstly be downloaded.
In this process, your HDTV starts up, once the applicable software updating is complete,
automatically with the loading of the EPG files. This procedure can take up to 30 minutes.
> If you do not wish to wait for the EPG data to be downloaded, you can skip this
procedure. To do this, press the yellow function key Skip. The EPG files are
then based on the specified period in Point 8.7.2 automatically updated or you may
update them manually at any time (Point 8.7.6).
(if available)
Terminating the installation assistant
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> Confirm the concluding note of the installation assistance by by pressing the green
function key Close, to revert to normal operation.
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6 Operation
6.1 Switching the TV set on and off
6.1.1 Switching on when plugged into the mains
> Switch on the TV set by pressing the power switch on.
The TV set now goes through an initialization process, during which it cannot be
operated. This process may, depending on the extent of the material recorded on the
hard disks, last a few seconds.
6.1.2 Switching on from standby mode
> Switch on the TV set by pressing the On/Standby button on the remote control/
device
or
> by pressing the Program buttons +/– on the remote control/device
or
> by pressing a number key from 0 to 9 on the remote control
or
> by switching on a device attached to an external input (only with the Autostart func-
tion activated, see Point 8.3.6).
The operating status is signaled by the green LED indicator.
6.1.3 Switching off into standby mode
> Switch on the device by pressing the On/Standby button on the Remote control/
device
or
> by switching off a connected device (only with the Autostop function activated,
see Point 8.3.7).
If, during the test, the On/Standby button is pressed again, the device will switch itself on
again. For this reason, you need not wait until the end of the test to switch the device back
on.
Once the test is complete, the device completely reverts to Standby, the LED now lights up
red. The device is now in standby mode and can be completely switched off using the power
switch.
If the test detected a new operating software or program list in the DVB-S control, this will
be displayed the next time the device is switched on. The new software or program lists can
then be directly downloaded. Here, follow the on-screen directions.
6.1.4 Switching off when plugged into the mains
> By pressing the Power switch the device is completely switched off.
Note that in this case neither the automatic updating of software nor that of the EPG
files or any timer can be implemented.
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Note that the device should only be completely switched off when in
Standby mode. This helps avoid any loss of data and possible damage to
files or the hard disk.
The device memorizes the last switching status, whether “On” or “Off”, which was activated
with the remote control or the device buttons.
If the device was switched off with the power switch while in operation, it will revert immediately to full operation when switched on with the power switch.
If the event of a power cut during active operation, the device must be
switched off using the power switch, to ensure that it is not inadvertently
switched on again, when the power comes back on.
6.2 Selecting a program
6.2.1 Using the program up/down keys
> Using the Program buttons +/– on the remote control/device, you can move up
or down one program slot.
6.2.2 Using the numeric keys
> You may use the numeric keys to enter the desired program number.
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For example:
1 for program slot 1
1, then 4 for program slot 14
2, then 3, then 4 for program slot 234
1 then 2, then 4, then 5 for program slot 1245
When entering a program number consisting of several digits you have approx. 3 seconds
after pressing each number to complete the entry.
If you wish to only enter a one, two or three digit number, you can accelerate the switching
process by pressing and holding the last number, but also by pressing the OK button.
6.2.3 Using the program list:
> Press the OK key.
The program list is displayed on screen. In TV mode, only TV programs will be
shown, and only radio programs when in Radio mode. The program currently selected is marked.
6.2.3.1 Selecting programs
> Now you can use the arrow keys or the Numeric keyboard to mark your desired
programs.
You can use the arrow keys up/down to move the marker around the list one
line at a time and the arrow keys right/left to move the marker up or down one
page at a time.
The marked program will be already shown in the preview window.
> Additional information on the current broadcast is available by pressing the INFO
button.
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> by pressing the OK button, you leave the Navigator and the marked program shown
on the same screen.
6.2.3.2 Selecting a list
Your HDTV is equipped with several program lists, designed to make it easier for you to
find a program. You can select your List of favorites or display the list of programs in
alphabetical order or sorted according to their genres.
> Press the OK key.
The active program list will be displayed.
> Now you can use the Option button to open a window with the program list types
(List of favorites, Overall list and Genre lists).
The active type of program list is marked.
> Use the arrow keys up/down to select the type of program list, e.g. Overall list
and confirm with OK.
The overall list, alphabetically sorted, is displayed with all programs included.
> As described under Point 6.2.3.1, mark the program you would like and confirm with
OK.
6.2.4 Selection of a local program
During the initial installation, you made your choice of preferred regional programs. Now set
one regional program, whereupon a note will appear stating that further regional programs
remain to be selected.
> Press the Option button, to open a new window.
> Use the up/down arrow keys to select the desired regional program and confirm
with OK.
The selected regional program will be set and will now be considered the regional
program.
6.2.5 Calling up blocked programs
If a program is selected that has been blocked by the parental control function, the message
Unit PIN will be displayed on screen.
> Use the Numeric keyboard to enter your device PIN code.
The desired program can now be viewed.
or
> Switch to a program that is not blocked.
You have made the setting If as shown in Point 8.8.1, , the device will ask you to
enter the device PIN code when accessing a saved program. To facilitate user convenience,
the device PIN code need only be entered once during any control session.
Note Point 6.5.4 when using a Smartcard.
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