TileVision 22"" mirror finish, 22"" black finish User Manual

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TILEVISION

the bathroom television

HIGH-DEFINITION MULTIMEDIA INTERFACE

WATERPROOF

IP65

screen

EPG

SET

VOL

SUB

TVS/00485/04

123

456

DVD

SAT

EXIT

TEXT

PVR

PG.UP

PG.DN

TileVision

Learning Remote

Control

screen

mirror finish

black finish

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HIGH-DEFINITION MULTIMEDIA INTERFACE

WATERPROOF

IP65

Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive

In the European Union, this symbol indicates that this product should not be disposed of with household waste. It should be deposited at an

appropriate facility to enable recovery and recycling.

This equipment has an IP65 rating and is suitable for use in Zone 1 and Outside Zones.

Zone 1

Zone 2

600mm

2250mm

Zone 1

Zone 2

Radius 600mm

600mm

Zone 2

Zone 0

IEE Bathroom Zones

CAUTION: RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN

WARNING: TO PREVENT INJURY, THIS APPARATUS MUST BE SECURELY ATTACHED TO THE WALL IN

ACCORDANCE WITH THE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS.

CAUTION: DO NOT REMOVE COVER. NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING

TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. BEWARE OF STATIC SENSITIVE PARTS.

This product contains Electrical/Electronic Parts which are produced

usingcomponents in compliance with the requirements of: European Union

Directive

2002/195/EC

for the Restriction of the use of certain

Hazardous

Substances in Electrical and Electronics Equipment (RoHS).

RoHS

COMPLIANT

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Safety Instructions and Warnings

To prevent injury, the TileVision® must be securely attached to the wall in accordance with the installation instructions.

The power supply must be connected to a mains socket outlet with a protective earth connection.

The mains isolation switch must remain readily operable.

Failure to observe the above safety warnings may invalidate the warranty.

All electrical installation should be carried out by a fully qualified electrician.

Do not attempt to service the unit. Contact an authorised dealer or repair service.

Do not add an additional screen or cover the TileVision’s glass

The heated screen prevents condensation forming in steamy rooms and covering the screen may cause the unit to overheat.

TileVision Model TV/________________ Serial Number______________ Date of Purchase____/____/20____

Purchased from ______________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________

Record important information

Check the contents of each box is correct

Contents first fix kit page 4

Contents second fix kit page 5

If any items are missing, contact the dealer that supplied the TileVision®.

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Tools Required

Suction Lifter

Clear Silicone Sealant

Isopropyl Alcohol

Soft Cloth

 Isopropyl alcohol is available from most

pharmacies and larger electronics wholesalers.

Observe the safety precautions on the

container.

 Observe the safety precautions on the

container.

Mirror Adhesive

 Observe the safety precautions on the

container.

Use a mirror adhesive to fix the mirrored

acrylic surround.

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Table of Contents

Safety Instructions and Warnings .................................................................................1

Tools Required ...............................................................................................................2

Contents - First Fix Kit ...................................................................................................4

Contents - Second Fix Kit ..............................................................................................5

First fix kit - Initial Assembly ..........................................................................................6

Recess Dimensions .......................................................................................................7

First Fix Kit - Installing the Back Box ..............................................................................7

First Fix Cabling ............................................................................................................8

Checking The Back Box ...............................................................................................10

The Common Interface (CI) Port .................................................................................10

Sky™ Remote Control Link Set Up ..............................................................................11

Installing the TileVision® – Initial Connections ...........................................................12

USB Memory Stick (Flash Drive) ..................................................................................12

TileVision® Connectors ..............................................................................................13

The IR Link, RJ12 and RS-232 Connectors ..................................................................17

The Splashproof Remote Control - Fitting the Battery .................................................18

Installing the TileVision® – Initial Set Up and Tuning .................................................19

Installing the TileVision® – Sealing ............................................................................20

The Splashproof Remote Control ................................................................................21

The Standard Remote Control ....................................................................................22

Switching the TileVision® On/Off ...............................................................................23

Selecting the On-screen Language .............................................................................23

Selecting a Source ......................................................................................................24

Logical Channel Numbering (LCN) ..............................................................................24

Tuning .........................................................................................................................25

Programme Edit ..........................................................................................................28

Blue Screen .................................................................................................................30

Signal Information ......................................................................................................30

CI Information .............................................................................................................30

Changing Channels .....................................................................................................31

On Screen Display – Time ..........................................................................................32

On Screen Display - Language ...................................................................................32

Programme Information ..............................................................................................33

The Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) .....................................................................34

PVR File System ..........................................................................................................35

The Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) Timer Recording ..........................................36

Timer Recording / Reminder Schedule ........................................................................38

Programme Reminders ...............................................................................................38

Recording the Current Programme .............................................................................38

The Personal Video Recorder (PVR) List ......................................................................39

Time Shift Recording ...................................................................................................39

Picture Settings ...........................................................................................................40

Audio Languages ........................................................................................................43

Subtitles ......................................................................................................................45

Sound Settings ...........................................................................................................46

Time Functions ............................................................................................................49

Lock System / Parental Control ...................................................................................52

Hotel Mode .................................................................................................................54

DTV Text / ATV Teletext ...............................................................................................57

Digital Media Player ....................................................................................................59

Reset (Restore Default) ...............................................................................................60

First Time Installation .................................................................................................60

Remote Control - How to Control a Device ..................................................................61

Remote Control - Entering a Brand Code ...................................................................61

Remote Control - Programming a Button ....................................................................64

Remote Control - Troubleshooting ...............................................................................65

TileVision - Troubleshooting ........................................................................................66

Specifications ..............................................................................................................67

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Contents - First Fix Kit

AC to DC power supply with 4 metres of cable and a mains lead

complete with a UK3-pin plug.

Stainless steel back box with

mounting brackets and captive earthing straps.

Ten machine screws to fasten the

mounting brackets to the back box are also included.

Note: only eight machine screws

are required for the 22" TileVision®.

One ceiling/wall mount water resistant stereo speaker with speaker grille and 4.5metres of 4-core colour coded cable.

If any items are

missing, contact the

dealer that supplied the TileVision®.

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Contents - Second Fix Kit

TileVision® screen assembly with four Velcro

self-adhesive strips to secure the unit into the

back box before the TileVision® is sealed in

place with silicone sealant (not supplied).

Mirrored acrylic surround with peel-off protective covering.

The surround can be used to cover the junction between the tiles and the back box.

Splashproof universal learning remote control with 3 Vlithium cell ready

installed. An insulating disc must be removed to activate the remote control.

Transparent self-adhesive remote control holder.

Standard full-function remote control with AAAbatteries (not waterproof).

Comprehensive

installation and

operating

instructions

Composite cable

Component cable

If any items are

missing, contact the

dealer that supplied the TileVision®.

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Please note – A technically competent person should carry out the

installation of your TileVision® unit.

First Fix Kit – Initial Assembly

Unpacking your TileVision

Within the back box there are two right-angled brackets and fixing screws. Screw the brackets to the outside of the back box but be aware these will need to be loosened to allow adjustment of the back box when fitted into the wall.

As shown below, the brackets allow 34 mm of forwards/backwards adjustment so that the front

of the back box can fit flush with the tiled surface. Any additional adjustment needed to ensure the front of the back box is flush with the tiles should be considered before fitting the back box.

The range of adjustment available with the back box brackets

The qualified electrical installer must use one of the earthing screws as an earth point to earth the unit to ground.

The lead used must be terminated with a ring terminal, which, together with the earthing cable’s ring terminal, is fastened using the supplied locking washer and screw.

Lead to electrical earthing point

(not supplied)

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Recess Dimensions

Installation and positioning

Cut the required recess, with the depth measured from the front face of the tiles.

Fit the back box into the wall ensuring that the earth leads are at the top.

To adjust the position of the back box loosen the screws, which attach the left and right hand brackets to the back box, these screws are located each side within the back box. Ensure that you do not fully unscrew the fasteners to avoid detaching the brackets from the back box.

Adjust the alignment of back box making sure the front edge of the back box sits flush with the front face of the tiles.

Secure all screws to lock the back box into position.

Note: Removal of the front glass requires a force of 300 Kg when using a glass suction lifter.

The box must be secured to the wall so that it is able to withstand the pulling force.

Wall

Flange

Grout Tile adhesiveTile

Back box

Plug and screw

or wall bolt fixings

Machine

screw

Example of a back box installed in a ‘solid’ wall

22" TileVision

590mm x 381mm x 75mm depth

from the front face of the tiles.

First Fix Kit – Installing the Back Box

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First Fix Kit – Cabling

Please note – All electrical installation should be carried out by a fully qualified

electrician and all fire & safety regulations must be obeyed.

Power Requirement (Mains)

TileVision® requires a 13 amp socket outlet connected to a 240 V mains supply via a readily accessible isolation switch. This electrical installation must include an all-pole switch with a

contact separation of at least 3 mm in each pole. Both the socket and the isolation switch must

conform to the latest safety specification and be protected via an RCCD device or similar. This socket must be fitted in a dry area, away from any moisture (usually in the ceiling). The mains plug must be fitted with a 10 amp fuse..

TileVision® Power Supply (24 V)

The 24 V power supply unit is not waterproof and so must be positioned in a dry, well-ventilated

area away from any water or moisture. It is fitted with an integral 4 metre lead to feed the TileVision®. This lead must not be cut, shortened or lengthened – this could potentially damage the power supply unit and the TileVision® and have implications regarding safety.

Ensure the remote isolation switch is off and connect the power supply mains lead to the 24 V

power supply unit. Connect the mains plug in to the mains socket.

Feed the cable from the power supply unit in to the back box. Make sure there is approximately

400 mm of slack at this end of the cable.

Mains plug 240V mains supply

Isolation

switch

Mains power

supply cable

IEC320 socket

24V DC

power

supply

Integral power

supply cable (4m)

TV aerial cable

(not supplied)

Speaker

cables

Mains socket

Stereo

speaker

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Please note – All required cabling for additional inputs must be installed during the

installation of the back box.

First Fix Kit – Cabling

TV Aerial Feed

Pass the aerial lead in to the back box and leave approximately 400 mm of lead loose in the back box. Terminate the aerial lead with a standard 75 Ω coax termination.

A TV Distribution Amplifier may be required if you are in an area of weak signal or if other televisions are already being fed from the aerial. If in doubt, consult a qualified aerial technician.

If the TileVision® is to be used with a Sky™ digital receiver which has two RF outputs, the channel can be changed on the Sky™ receiver using the TileVision® learning remote control via the TileVision®. To use this facility install a good quality coaxial cable that runs directly from the RF2 outlet of the Sky receiver, or from the outlet of a Remote-Link amp, in a continuous uninterrupted run.

The TileVision® will accept additional inputs from many sources and can be integrated with home automation and interactive hotel TV systems. See pages 14 to 18 for specific information.

Installing the supplied single stereo speaker

To fit the speaker cut a single 208 mm diameter hole in the

ceiling using the template supplied. Position the template a

minimum of 16 mm from any joists. Do not to cut through

any joists, cables or pipes, etc.

A four and a half metre length of four core speaker cable is supplied with the speaker. Feed one end of

the speaker cable in to the back box, leaving 400 mm

of cable protruding in to the back box. The cable should then be run from the TileVision® back box to the position of the speaker leaving any surplus cable in the ceiling space.

The speaker terminals on the TileVision® and on the stereo speaker are colour coded to match the colours of the supplied four core speaker cable. To ensure that the stereo speaker is connected correctly the individual leads must be connected to their matching colours on both the TileVision® and the stereo speaker.

To connect the speaker cable to the ceiling speaker lift one of the lugs to open a terminal and insert the appropriately coloured conductor. After releasing the lug give the lead a slight pull to make sure that the lead is gripped correctly. Connect all of the leads in the same manner.

Loosen all four screws by turning them counter clockwise until the clamps can move freely. Do not remove the screws. Install the speaker in to the precut hole and orientate the speaker so left audio will be heard on the left and right audio heard on the right. Turn the clamp screws clockwise until they are tightened and the speaker is held firmly. Insert the speaker grille by gently pressing it into place. The grille will fit tightly without causing any vibration.

Speaker fixing clamp

Left audio

Right audio

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Checking the back box prior to installation

Before commencing installation of the TileVision® make sure that all of the required input cables are present within the back box.

It is important to ensure that the flange inside the back box is thoroughly cleaned using isopropyl alcohol and allowed to dry.

Checking the Back Box

The Common Interface (CI) Port

If a Conditional Access Module (CAM) is being used to add channels to the TileVision® the CAM should be inserted into the CI Port of TileVision® with the power disconnected

Take a note of the Smart Card’s serial number and follow the CAM/Smart Card manufacturer’s instructions to insert the Smart Card into the CAM and access the service.

The Smart Card must be activated in accordance with its service provider’s instructions before installation is completed and the TileVision® is sealed.

INSERT

all of the flange must be cleaned

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If the TileVision® is used with a Sky™ receiver, the channel can be changed on the Sky™

receiver using the Sky™ remote control via the remote sensor on the TileVision®.

Sky™ Remote Control Link Setup

Preparation to use this facility should have been completed during the installation of the first fix assembly (see page 9).

It is advisable to setup the Sky™ receiver so that it can be controlled via the TileVision® before the TileVision® is installed. The red LED on the TV Link (that is fixed to the TileVision®) will light when correctly connected to and powered by the Sky™ receiver. This is checked when connecting the aerial lead to the TileVision®.

The connection to the Antenna/RF connectors on the TileVision® and the Sky™ receiver must be made with both the TileVision®

and the Sky™ receiver disconnected from the mainssupply. Use

good quality coax cable either directly from the RF2 outlet of the receiver or the outlet of a Remote-Link amp in an uninterrupted run .

Once the connections have been made, the Sky™ receiver must be setup to supply power to the RF2 socket as detailed below.

To set-up the Sky™ receiver to work with the TileVision® the Sky™ remote control must be used via the main TV (TV 1).

On the Sky™ remote control press

SERVICES

to show the

SERVICES menu.

Press the 4 button for the SYSTEM SETUP menu.

Press the 0 button, then the 1 button, then the

select

button,

in sequence, to display the INSTALLER SETUP menu.

Press the 4 button to select RF OUTLETS.

Press the

down

arrow to select RF Outlet Power Supply and

press the

left

right

arrows to change the setting to ON.

Press the

down

arrow to select Save New Settings and press

select

to save the settings.

Press the

sky

button to return to the previously viewed

channel.

Red LED indicator will light

when power is received from

the Sky™ RF2 outlet

Sky™ digital receiver

RF 1 RF 2

TV 1

To set up the TileVision remote control to operate the Sky™ receiver see page 62 (Entering a Brand Code).

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Note: All connections should be made with the remote isolation switch for the TileVision

set

to OFF.

Installing the TileVision® – Initial Connections

Earthing Points

Introduce the lower front edge of the unit into the back box and fit the earth cables to the two earthing screws as indicated by the green labels on the rear of the TileVision®.

The earth cables are electrical connections and

must not

be used to support the weight of the TileVision®.

Power Socket

The Power connector is located at the extreme left of the base connector array.

Speaker Connections

The supplied stereo speaker should be connected after the earthing straps are connected to the rear of the TileVision® as detailed above.

The speaker terminals on the TileVision® and on the stereo speaker are marked with coloured dots which match the colours of the supplied four-core speaker cable. To ensure that the stereo speaker is connected correctly the individual leads should be connected to their matching colours on both the TileVision® and the stereo speaker.

The speaker connection block is found on the left of the rear of the TileVision®. Lift one of the lugs, push one conductor of the speaker lead into the connector, release the lug and give the lead a slight pull to make sure that it is gripped correctly. The other wires should be connected in the same way.

If two separate speakers and alternative speaker cables are being used, the conductor with the stripe should be connected to the negative terminal (L– or R–) and the plain conductor should be connected to the corresponding positive terminal (L+ or R+). The connections to the speakers terminals should be made in the same way – striped conductor to the negative terminal and plain conductor to the positive terminal.

Earth lead

connections

L–L+ R+ R–

The speaker connection block

USB Memory Stick (Flash Drive)

If the timer recording, time shift recording functions, or the digital media player is to be used, a USB memory stick (flash drive) must be installed.

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All connections must be made before sealing the TileVision® into the back box.

TileVision® Connectors

To view television channels correctly, a signal must be received by the TileVision® from one of the following sources:

an outdoor antenna a cable television system a satellite receiver.

Antenna Feed

Connect the antenna or input cable to the 75Ω coaxial connector

on the rear of the TileVision®.

Picture quality is determined by the signal level, it is recommended that a qualified aerial technician is consulted.

Antenna input on

the TileVision

Cable Television

Network

Base Connector Array

HDMI 1 (High Definition Multimedia Interface)

RJ12 – for Hotel TV System Integration

Infrared Link – Out

Infrared Link – In

DC 24V Power In

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

SPDIF Out

VGA Input (D-SUB)

PC Audio In

EURO-SCART

HDMI 2 (High Definition Multimedia Interface)

Side Connector Array

Composite Video Input (CVBS), Left & Right Audio Input

USB (Memory Stick / Flash Drive)

HDMI 3 (High Definition Multimedia Interface)

1 2

4 5 6 7

Antenna Input 75 Ω

Audio Out (headphones)

Component Video Input (Y, Pb (Cb), Pr (Cr))

CI Port for Conditional Access Module (CAM)

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All connections must be made before sealing the TileVision® into the back box.

The Component and Composite Video Connectors

(A) For Component Video

Connect the Left and Right Audio connectors (white and red) of the COMPOSITE video jack lead

to the corresponding connectors on the external equipment such as a satellite receiver or DVD player.

Connect the video connections of the COMPONENT jack lead Y, Pb and Pr Inputs (green, blue and

red) to the corresponding connectors on the external equipment such as a satellite receiver or DVD player.

If the external equipment only has a mono audio connector, it should be connected to the left

(white) connector of the Audio Input.

(B) For Composite Video

Connect the Left and Right Audio connectors (white and red) of the COMPOSITE video jack lead

to the corresponding connectors on the external equipment such as a satellite receiver or DVD player.

Connect the CVBS Composite connector (yellow) of the COMPOSITE video jack lead to the

corresponding connectors on the external equipment such as a satellite receiver or DVD player.

If the external equipment only has a mono audio connector, it should be connected to the left

(white) connector of the Audio Input.

AV & L / R AUDIO

COMPONENT

Video Game Console

VCR

DVD Player/Recorder

Satellite Receiver,

Cable Box or Hard Disk

Recorder

(A) for Component Video

(B) for Composite Video

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All connections must be made before sealing the TileVision® into the back box.

The HDMI and S-VIDEO Connectors

HDMI Connections

Connect the HDMI cable to the HDMI connection on the TileVision® and the HDMI connection on the

external equipment such as a satellite receiver or DVD/Blue-ray player.

PC Connections

To use PC RGB, connect the PC RGB connector of the TileVision

to the PC’s RGB connector and

connect the PCAudio In connector on the TileVision® to the PC’s audio out connector.

Video Game Console

VCR

DVD Player/Recorder

Satellite Receiver,

Cable Box or Hard Disk

Recorder

PC RGB Video

PC Audio

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The SCART Connector

All connections must be made before sealing the TileVision® into the back box.

The EURO-SCART connector can be used with equipment which has RGB or composite video inputs and outputs. A VCR, satellite or cable receiver, DVD player, or video game console should be connected using the EURO-SCART connection.

The EURO-SCART socket is fully wired as shown above.

The audio output from the EURO-SCART can be connected to a separate amplifier to allow

integration with a multi- room audio video system. This should be carried out by a qualified engineer.

SCART Connection Reference

Pin Name Description

1 AOR Audio Out Right 2 AIR Audio In Right 3 AOL Audio Out Left + Mono 4 AGND Audio Ground 5 BGND RGB Blue Ground 6 AIL Audio In Left + Mono 7 B RGB Blue 8 SWTCH Audio, RGB switch,16:9 9 GGND RGB Green Ground 10 CLKOUT Clock Out 11 G RGB Green 12 DATA Data Out 13 RGND RGB Red Ground 14 DATAGND Data Ground 15 R RGB Red 16 BLNK Blanking Signal 17 VGND Composite Video Ground 18 BLNKGND Blanking Signal Ground 19 VOUT Composite Video Out 20 VIN Composite Video In 21 SHIELD Chassis Ground, Cable Shield

Video Game Console

VCR

DVD Player/Recorder

Satellite Receiver,

Cable Box or Hard Disk

Recorder

(A) SCART to SCART connector

(RGB Video + Audio L/R or

Composite Video + Audio L/R)

(B) SCART to RCA connectors

(Composite Video + Audio L/R)

SCART Pinouts

(solder side view)

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All connections must be made before sealing the TileVision® into the back box.

The IR Link, RJ12 and RS-232 Connectors

IR Link Out

The IR Link Out is a 3.5 mm mono jack socket. The IR signal sensed by the TileVision® is outputted

from this socket to an IR emitter. This will enable the remote control of external equipment, such as a DVD player, from the TileVision®.

IR Link Out Connections – IR Emitter

IR emitter LED positive terminal to the Tip.

IR emitter LED negative terminal to the Sleeve.

IR Link In

The IR Link In is a 3.5 mm stereo jack socket. This socket allows an auxiliary IR sensor to be

connected to the TileVision® to enable remote control of the TileVision® from a different point other than the front of the TileVision®.

IR Link In Connections – IR Receiver

The TileVision® interface will supply +5v DC to power the IR sensor.

IR sensor +5v DC terminal to the Tip.

IR sensor signal output terminal to the Ring.

IR sensor negative terminal to the Sleeve.

3.5 mm mono jack plug

Tip

Sleeve

Ring

3.5 mm stereo jack plug

Tip

Sleeve

RJ12 Connector

This connector is for Hotel TV System Integration. The RJ12 allows command codes to pass to and from the TileVision®. The RJ12 pin assignment is internally configurable, to allow the connection of various Hotel TV Systems.

RS232 Port

The RS232 control port enables the

TileVision® to be controlled from a home automation

control system.

For detailed information on the IR Link, RJ12 and RS-232 connections and the relevant control signals see the TileVision® Interface Connections pdf on the TileVision® web site (www.tilevision.tv – support – user support).

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The Splashproof Remote Control

Before the splashproof remote control can be used the insulating plastic film must be removed from beneath the battery.

Place the remote control face down on a horizontal flat surface and use the opener to release the battery compartment cover by rotating it in an anti-clockwise direction. Set the battery cover and opener to one side. Remove the battery and the insulating plastic film.

Try to avoid touching the black O-ring as it is coated in light grease.

A. Gently pull forward the small battery terminal.

B. Gently raise up both prongs.

C. Push the battery flat in to the battery compartment, (with the positive (+) side upwards) so

that it is in contact with both battery terminals for 5 seconds.

Remove the battery and insert the battery at an angle, so it rests on the battery terminal A.

Refit the battery cover and lock it back in place using the opener.

Wait 15 seconds before operating the remote control.

Li Thi um Cel l

CR 203 2

Li Thi um Cel l

CR 203 2

Replacing the Battery

Carefully remove the old battery and dispose of it safely.

Observe the polarity.

Do not short circuit the battery.

The battery of remote control shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine, fire or the like.

Try to avoid touching the black O-ring as it is coated in light grease.

Insert the new CR2032 battery with the positive (+) side upwards. Replace the battery cover and lock it back in place using the opener.

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Ensure that the TileVision® does not get wet until it is fully sealed.

Installing the TileVision® – Set Up and Tuning

When the connections have been made as shown on pages 8 to 17 it is time to install the TileVision® into the back box.

Remove the soft adhesive protector from the top length of Velcro‚ and press the TileVision® into the back box. It may be found necessary to adjust the position of the cables in order to achieve a good fit.

The installation must comply with all relevant electrical safety regulations before the mains supply is turned on using the remote isolation switch. The TileVision® should now show a red indicator light showing that it is in standby mode. Ensure that the TileVision® does not get wet until it is fully sealed.

only the top strip is removed before tuning

Initial Tuning

Press the POWER button on the remote control to switch the TileVision® on from standby. The LED indicator will show green and the OSD Language menu will be displayed within twenty seconds.

The on-screen menus can be in any of the following eleven languages: Dansk, Deutsch, English, Español,

Français, Italiano, Magyar, Nederlands, Polski, Portugês, Slovenščina.

Press the

buttons to select the required language.

Press the 6 button to highlight Country.

Press the

buttons to select the required Country.

Press the OK button to begin tuning.

On completion of tuning if DTV has been tuned the Target Region Setting menu will be displayed.

Press the

select the required Country Code, Primary Region, Secondary Region and Tertiary Region.

Press the OK button to confirm selection and step down to the next option.

Repeat 4a & 4b.

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Note: It is the installer’s responsibility to ensure that the TileVision® is installed and sealed correctly, failure to do so will invalidate the guarantee.

Installing the TileVision® – Sealing

Sealing the TileVision

When correct function has been confirmed, switch the TileVision® to standby and set the isolation switch to off. Apply clear silicone sealant to the joint between the sides of the back box and the sides of the TileVision®. Ensure that the sealant is worked into the space evenly and is applied without any

gaps, bubbles or voids. Wipe any excess sealant away and

check for any imperfections. Rectify any errors as

necessary.

This seal is essential for the reliable and safe

operation of the TileVision® and must be

completely waterproof.

Sealing Tip

: To achieve a neat

seal apply lengths of masking

tape around the TileVision® glass screen and the surrounding tiles. Leave

sufficient gap to apply the

sealant around the joint between

the sides of the back box and TileVision®. Once the sealant has set and the masking tape removed the acrylic surround can be fitted as shown below.

Fitting the mirrored acrylic surround

The mirrored acrylic surround is a cosmetic addition and has no bearing on

the integrity of the waterproof seal of the TileVision®.

If the surround is being fitted to the TileVision®, use a mirror adhesive to fasten the surround to the wall.

Lay the surround on a flat

surface and apply the

mirror adhesive to the

matt grey surface as

shown. Once the mirror adhesive has

been applied, align the

surround with the

TileVision® using a

spirit level as a guide and press the surround firmly to

thewall.

After the mirror adhesive has set the protective film can be removed from the front of the surround.

Cleaning Instructions

To clean the glass and surround, use only a soft damp cloth. Under no circumstances are abrasive cleaners to be used, failure to observe this warning will invalidate the guarantee.

fill the space between the edge of the TileVision

and the back box

Tile

Grout

Velcro

Masking tape

Screen

apply to the

mirrored surround

grey side of the

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The Splashproof Remote Control

1 Power On/Off button

Mute button

Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) button

Menu button

Up navigation button

Right navigation button

Down navigation button

Left navigation button

OK button

Source button

Exit button

Colour and Teletext buttons

Fast Reverse button

Pause button

Play button

Fast Forward button

Record button

Timeshift button

Stop button

Personal Video Recorder (PVR) button

Volume Up / Down buttons

Number buttons

Channel Up / Down buttons

Page Up button

Page Down button

Subtitles button

Text button

Make sure there are no

objects between the remote control and the TileVision®.

Do not place the remote

control near a heater.

A strong blow to the

remote control may cause it not to operate.

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10 7 11

13 14 15 16

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The Standard Remote Control

1 POWER On/Off button

INFO button

Zoom buttons

Mute button

Picture Mode button

Sound Mode button

Sleep button

Favourite button

Personal Video Recorder (PVR) List / USB button

Previous Chapter button

Next Chapter button

Stop button

Record / Home button

Fast Reverse button

Fast Forward button

Play / Pause button

Exit button

Timeshift button

Up navigation button

Right navigation button

Down navigation button

Left navigation button

OK button

Menu button

Source button

Number buttons

Back button

Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) button

Volume Up / Down buttons

Sub.T / Sub.P button

AUDIO / MTS button

Page Up button

Page Down button

Channel Up / Down buttons

ECO button

LIST button

37 - 42

Teletext Control buttons

Colour and Teletext buttons

The standard remote control is not waterproof and

should not be splashed or immersed in water.

When installing or replacing the batteries:

Observe the polarity

Do not mix different battery types. Do not short circuit the batteries. The battery of remote control shall not be exposed to

excessive heat such as sunshine, fire or the like.

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5 6 7

9 10 11 12

13 14

15 16

17 18

22 20

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Please allow a minimum of five seconds after switching the TileVision® off before switching it on again.

English is the preset language for the TileVision

. The language for on-screen menus can be

selected during initial set-up or at any time in the future.

To switch the TileVision® on, press the POWER button.

The LED indicator will show green and TileVision

will display a picture within twenty seconds.

To switch the TileVision® to standby, press the POWER button again. The LED indicator will show red to

indicate that the TileVision® is in standby mode

Switching the TileVision® On/Off

Selecting the On-screen Language

The on-screen menus can be in any of the following eleven languages: Dansk, Deutsch, English, Español,

Français, Italiano, Magyar, Nederlands, Polski, Portugês, Slovenščina.

To change the language used follow the sequence below:

Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to display the

SETUP

menu.

Press the 56 button to highlight OSD Language.

Press the OK button to display the OSD Language selection menu.

Press the 34 or 56 buttons to highlight the required language.

Press the OK button to select the language.

Press the MENU button to close OSD Language selection menu.

Press the EXIT button to close the

SETUP

menu.

All the on-screen displays will now be in the chosen language.

The selected language applies to all modes.

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The Input Source list allows selection of the following: DTV (Digital Television), ATV (Analogue Television), AV,

SCART, Component (Y,Pb,Pr), PC, HDMI 1, HDMI 2, HDMI 3, Media (Digital Media Player).

Press the Input button to display the

Input Source

list.

Press the Input button or the 56 buttons until the required source is selected.

Press the OK button to confirm selection of the chosen input and to clear the Input Source list from the

screen.

Press the EXIT button to close the Input Source list without selecting an alternative source.

If external sources have been connected to the TileVision

they may be viewed by selecting the

appropriate input.

Selecting a Source

LCN (Logical Channel Number) Sorting

Press the MENU button to display CHANNEL menu.

Press the

buttons to highlight LCN SORTING.

Press the OK button to toggle the setting between ON and OFF.

Press the EXIT button to close the

CHANNEL

menu.

The LCN option is only available when DTV is selected.

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Tuning the TileVision® DTV / ATV

Select either DTV or ATV source see page 24

Press the MENU button to display CHANNEL menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight Auto Tuning.

Press the OK button to display the Tuning Type menu.

Press the 34 buttons to select DTV & ATV tuning, or DTV tuning only or ATV tuning only. Once selection

has been made press the 6 button.

Press the 56 & 34 buttons to highlight the required country.

Press the OK button to start Auto Tune.

On completion of tuning if DTV has been selected the Target Region Setting menu will be displayed.

Press the

select the required Country Code, Primary Region, Secondary Region and Tertiary Region.

Press the OK button to confirm selection and step down to the next option.

Repeat 6a & 6b

Press the EXIT button to close the CHANNEL menu.

If a Sky™ receiver is being used as a source it should be switched on before tuning the

TileVision®. This will allow the TileVision® to tune to the Sky™ receiver correctly.

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Digital Television Manual Tuning

Set the source input to DTV see page 24

Press the MENU button to display the

CHANNEL

menu.

3 Press the

buttons to highlight DVB-T Manual Tuning.

Press the OK button to display the DVB-T Manual Tuning menu.

If there is a signal on the required channel press the OK button to start tuning the stations on the selected channel.

The TileVision® will confirm that it is searching for channels.

After a short time the dialogue will show the number of DTV and Radio programmes that have been tuned.

When the dialogue clears, the newly tuned station with the lowest number will be shown.

To tune additional programmes repeat steps 1 to 6.

Press the EXIT button to close the

DVB-T Manual Tuning

menu.

DTV Manual Tuning

Select the required channel (UHF 21–69) with the 34 buttons.

The DVB-T Manual Tuning menu will show if a signal is being received on the selected channel.

Good Signal on the selected channel

OK to tune.

No Signal on the selectedchannel

Do not tune.

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Analogue Television Manual Tuning

Set the source input to ATV see page 24

Press the MENU button to display the

CHANNEL

menu.

Press the 56 button to highlight the ATV Manual Tuning.

Press the OK button to display the ATV Manual Tuning menu.

Use the 34 buttons to select which programme to tune (Current Channel).

Press the 56 button to highlight Colour

System

Use the 34 buttons to select the Colour System (PAL, SECAM or AUTO).

Press the 56 button to highlight Sound

System

Select a sound system with the 34 buttons:

BG: Western Europe/Asia/Middle East/Africa/Australia

I: UK/Hong Kong/South Africa

DK: Russia/China/Eastern Europe

L: France.

Press the 56 button to highlight Search and then press the

4 button to choose the search direction.

The search will stop when the next available station has been

tuned. To tune an alternative station press the 3

4 button to

continue searching.

If necessary highlight AFC (56 ) and set to OFF (34). Then

highlight

Fine-Tune

(56 )and adjust the tuning with the 34

buttons to improve the picture or sound.

Press the Red button to save the settings.

Press the EXIT button to close the ATV Manual Tuning menu.

ATV Manual Tuning

The ATV Manual

Tuningdialogue.

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A deleted programme can only be restored by retuning the TileVision® using Auto or Manual Tuning. Setting SKIP for unwanted programmes is usually a better option.

Programme Edit allows programmes to be deleted, skipped or selected as favourites.

Deleted programmes are removed completely and are not available at all until the TileVision

is retuned using

Auto or Manual Tuning.

Skipped programmes are not available by pressing the

PR +

or the

PR –

buttons but they can be selected from

the EPG, the channel list or by entering a channel number directly.

Favourite programmes are included in the Favourite List which can be displayed by pressing the

FAV

button.

Programme Edit in DTV Mode

1 Select DTV input, refer to page 24.

Press the MENU button to display the

CHANNEL

menu.

Press the 56 button to highlight Programme Edit

Press the OK button to display the Programme Edit menu.

Select a programme with the 56 buttons.

To DELETE the programme completely and make it unavailable until the TileVision® is retuned, press the RED button. A confirmation box will be displayed, select YES (3) to delete the programme, or NO (4) to cancel the action.

To SKIP past the programme when using the

PR +

PR –

buttons, press the BLUE button. A SKIP symbol will be appear next to the programme to indicate that it has been selected as skipped. To include a skipped programme when selecting programmes via the

PR +

PR –

buttons, press the BLUE button, the

skip symbol will be removed.

To include the programme in the FAVOURITES list, press the

FAV

button. A HEART will appear next to the programme to indicate that it has been added to the favourites list. To remove a programme from the favourites list press the

FAV

button, the heart will be removed from the programme.

Press the

EXIT

button to close the Programme Edit menu.

Programme Edit DTV

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Programme Edit ATV

A deleted programme can only be restored by retuning the TileVision® using Auto or Manual Tuning. Setting SKIP for unwanted programmes is usually a better option.

Programme Edit allows programmes to be deleted, skipped or selected as favourites.

Deleted programmes are removed completely and are not available at all until the TileVision

is retuned using

Auto or Manual Tuning.

Skipped programmes are not available by pressing the

PR +

or the

PR –

buttons but they can be selected from

the channel list or by entering a channel number directly.

Favourite programmes are included in the Favourite List which can be displayed by pressing the

FAV

button.

Programme Edit in ATV Mode

Select ATV input, refer to page 24.

Press the MENU button to display the

CHANNEL

menu.

Press the 56 button to highlight Programme Edit

Press the OK button to display the PROGRAMME EDIT menu.

Select a channel with the 56 buttons.

To SKIP past the programme when using the

PR +

PR –

buttons, press the BLUE button. A SKIP symbol will be appear next to the programme to indicate that it has been selected as skipped. To include a skipped programme when selecting channels via the

PR +

PR –

buttons, press the BLUE button, the skip

symbol will be removed.

To include the programme in the FAVOURITES list, press the

FAV

button. A HEART will appear next to the programme to indicate that it has been added to the favourites list. To remove a programme from the favourites list press the

FAV

button, the heart will be removed from the programme.

To RENAME a programme press the GREEN button. Press the 56 buttons to select a character (holding the 56 buttons pressed will perform a fast search of the available characters) and press the 34 buttons to select the position. A maximum of five characters can be used to name a programme. To save the new name press the GREEN button.

To MOVE a programme to a new position in the list. Press the YELLOW button. Press the 56 buttons to move the programme to the requires position. To save the programme in the new position press the YELLOW button.

Press the

EXIT

button to close the Programme Edit menu.

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Signal Information

Signal information is only available when DTV is being viewed. The information detailed is regarding the multiplex currently being viewed.

Press the MENU button to display the

CHANNEL

menu.

Press the 56 buttons to HIGHLIGHT the S

IGNAL INFORMATION

menu.

Press the OK button to display the signal information.

Press the EXIT button to close the

CHANNEL

menu.

CI Information

If a Conditional Access Module (CAM) is installed CI information is available via the CHANNEL menu as follows:

Note: If a Conditional Access Module (CAM) is not installed the option CI Information will be greyed out and not selectable.

Press the MENU button to display the

CHANNEL

menu.

Press the 56 buttons to HIGHLIGHT the CI INFORMATION menu.

Press the OK button to display the CI Information

With a CAM installed the message ‘Loading CI MMI...’ will be displayed whilst the TileVision

accesses the

information from the CAM and viewing card.

When the Main menu is displayed,

Press the 56 buttons to select a menu option

Press the OK button to view the available information.

Press the OK or EXIT button to return to the main CI Information menu.

Press the EXIT button to close the menu.

Blue Screen

Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to display the SETUP menu.

Press the

buttons to highlight Blue Screen.

Press the 34 buttons or the OK button to toggle the setting between ON and OFF.

Press the EXIT button to close the

SETUP

menu.

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Changing Channels

There are five ways to change to a new channel on the TileVision®:

Enter the programme number directly by pressing the number keys. When choosing a programme from 1–9

there is no need to press the 0 key first.

Press the PR + or PR - buttons to switch from programme to programme in sequence.

Press the OK button to display the Channel List. When the list is displayed use the 56 buttons to select a

programme and press the OK button to switch to the selected programme.

The 3 button can be used to move up one page at a time, or the 4 button can be used to move down one

page at a time.

The Channel List will continue to be displayed for a few seconds or until the EXIT button is pressed.

Press the FAV button to display the Favourite List. When the list is displayed use the 56 buttons to select a

programme and press the OK button to switch to the selected programme. To edit the Favourite Programme list see pages 28 & 29.

The Favourite List will continue to be displayed for a few seconds or until the EXIT button is pressed.

When watching DTV press the EPG button to display the Electronic Programme Guide.

When the Programme Guide is displayed use the 56 buttons to select a programme and press the OK button to select the chosen programme.

Press the

EPG

EXIT

button to close the EPG.

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On Screen Display Language

The on-screen menus and lists can be in any of the following eleven languages: Dansk, Deutsch, English,

Español, Français, Italiano, Magyar, Nederlands, Polski, Portugês, Slovenščina.

Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to display the SETUP menu.

Press the 56 button to highlight OSD LANGUAGE.

Press the OK button to display the OSD LANGUAGE selection menu.

Press the 56

and

34 buttons until the required

language

is selected.

Press the OK button to set the selected language.

Press the EXIT button to close the SETUP menu.

All the on-screen displays will now be in the chosen language.

Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to display the TIME menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight the OSD TIME menu.

Press the OK button to display the OSD TIME menu.

Press the 56 buttons to select the required delay, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 or 30 seconds.

Press the OK button to set the selected time.

Press the EXIT button to close the TIME menu.

OSD (On Screen Display) Time

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Basic DTV Programme Information

The channel number, channel name and signal information are always displayed on screen for a few seconds whenever switching from one channel to another.

Because detailed information is not broadcast on analogue television, pressing the INFO button will display the same information as is shown when changing channel.

More detailed information about the current programme can be seen at any time by pressing the INFO button.

Press the INFO button again to clear the information banner from the screen.

The information contained in the banner is as follows:

Line 1 the channel, the current time and the date.

Line 2 the start and end times of the programme and the programme title.

Line 3 the video mode (576i denotes standard resolution), the availability of MHEG digital text, the availability

of subtitles and the audio language.

Line 4 a brief synopsis of the programme.

To view the information on the next programme press the 4 button.

Basic ATV Programme Information

Detailed DTV Programme Information

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Viewing the EPG

The EPG information is provided by the broadcasters.

Programme entries may appear blank or out of date as a result of the information broadcast on a given channel. The display will dynamically update as soon as new information becomes available.

EPG information can be viewed at any time when watching digital programmes.

Press the

EPG

button to display the Electronic Programme Guide.

Use the 56 & 34 buttons to move the highlight around the EPG.

Press the OK button to select the currently highlighted channel.

Press the EPG or EXIT button to close the EPG.

Detailed programme information is available without closing the EPG by pressing the INFO button.

To return to the EPG press the INFO button again.

The Electronic Programme Guide (EPG)

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PVR File System

The PVR USB memory stick performance can be checked or if required the PVR USB memory stick can be formatted.

Press the MENU button.

Press the

buttons to display the SETUP menu.

Press the

buttons to highlight the PVR File System option.

Press the OK button to display the PVR File System menu.

Press the

buttons to highlight the required option.

5a To check PVR File System. Press the OK button. After testing is complete, information

regarding the performance of the USB memory stick is displayed.

5b To FORMAT the USB memory stick. Press the OK button.

Press the

buttons to select the format system type.

FAT32 the maximum capacity of the USB memory stick will be used for the PVR file.

Hi Speed FS: The recording capacity for the PVR file can be set.

Press the

buttons to select the recording capacity.

Press the

buttons to set the value of the recording capacity.

Press the OK button when the formatting options have been set.

Press the 3 button to START formatting, press the 4 button to exit without

formatting.

5c Time Shift Size. Press the OK button.

Press the

buttons to select the Time Shift Disk Size.

Press the OK button. Preform Formatting (if required).

Press the

button to START formatting, press the 4 button to exit without

formatting.

5d Free Record Limit.

Press the

buttons to select the Free Record Limit.

Press the

button to exit the PVR File System menu..

Press the

EXIT

button to close the SETUP menu.

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The EPG Timer Recording

The Electronic Programme Guide is only available when viewing Digital TV.

A USB memory stick (flash drive) must be installed.

To record a programme from the EPG.

Press the EPG button. The EPG will be displayed with the current channel being viewed, highlighted.

Press the 7 8 buttons to set the required date, the date can be set within the next seven days from the

current date.

Use the 56 & 34 buttons to move the highlight around the EPG to select the required programme.

Press the RED button.

The RECORDER settings will be displayed.

Press the OK button.

The Timer Confirmed notification will be displayed.

If a programme recording time conflicts with another recording the Timer Confirmation notice will advise a Timer Overlap and the current setting will be deleted. The timer recording will not be set.

Timer Recording - Indication.

With the TileVision in standby mode (red LED lit). The LED will change to green to indicate that the recording is in progress, a picture will NOT be displayed. On completion of the recording the LED will revert back to red.

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The EPG Timer Recording

The Electronic Programme Guide is only available when viewing Digital TV.

To record a programme from the EPG.

Press the EPG button. The EPG will be displayed with the current channel being viewed, highlighted.

Press the 7 8 buttons to set the required date, the date can be set within the next seven days from the

current date.

Use the 56 & 34 buttons to move the highlight around the EPG to select the required programme.

Press the RED button.

The RECORDER settings will be displayed.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight MODE.

Press the 34 buttons to set the required recording sequence.

ONCE.

EVERYDAY.

WEEKLY.

When the mode is not set to auto, the START time and END time can be adjusted.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight the item to be adjusted.

Press the 34 buttons to set the value.

When all the information has been entered press the OK button.

The Timer Confirmed notification will be displayed.

If a programme recording time conflicts with another recording the Timer Confirmation notice will advise a Timer Overlap and the current setting will be deleted. The timer recording will not be set.

Timer Recording - Indication.

Manual adjustment of a timer recording.

A USB memory stick (flash drive) must be installed.

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The Timer Recording / Reminder Schedule

The Schedule List can be displayed for checking or deleting a programme that is set to be recorded, or a reminder of a programme.

Press the EPG button to display the EPG.

Press the YELLOW button (Schedule). A list of programmes that is scheduled to be recorded will be

shown.

To delete a programme press the 56 buttons to highlight the programme to be deleted. Press

the RED button to delete the scheduled recording or reminder.

Press the EXIT button to return to normal TV viewing.

Press the YELLOW button to return to the EPG.

A MOVIE symbol indicates that the programme is set to record.

A TIMER symbol indicates that the programme is set as a reminder.

Programme Reminder

The Schedule List can be displayed for checking or deleting a reminder that has been set for a programme.

Press the EPG button to display the EPG.

Select the programme for which a reminder is to be set.

Press the BLUE button to display the REMINDER menu.

3a Use the 34 & 56 buttons to alter the channel, time and frequency of the

reminder, if required.

4 When the reminder timings are correct, press the OK button to store the reminder.

A USB memory stick (flash drive) must be installed.

To quickly record the current programme for viewing at a later time.

Press the RECORD button.

The recording of the programme starts immediately. The record indicator will appear at the top left of the picture.

To display or remove the control bar press the RECORD button.

To stop the recording, press the STOP button.

Recording The Current Programme

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Time Shift - Recording

A USB memory stick (flash drive) must be installed.

Timeshift formatting of the USB memory stick must be performed before using this function, refer to page 35.

The viewing of a current programme can be paused temporarily, and then played back.

Press the TIMESHIFT button.

A pause indicator will appear at the top left of the picture.

To playback the paused programme press the PLAY button.

To display the control bar press the TIMESHIFT button.

To pause playback press the PAUSE button.

To move quickly through the recording used the

7 8

buttons.

To exit the timeshift mode and return to normal viewing, press the STOP button.

The PVR (Personal Video Recorder) List

Press the PVR LIST button. The PVR list will be displayed.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight the required recording.

Press the OK button or PLAY button to start the playback of the recording.

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The Picture Mode setting is independently adjustable for each input. For example, DTV can be set to Personal and the HDMI input can be set to Movie for DVD playback.

Three preset picture modes can be selected or, using the Personal option, the Contrast, Brightness, Colour Intensity and Sharpness can be set to preferred levels.

Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to select the PICTURE menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight Picture Mode.

Press the OK button to display the Picture Mode Menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight the required setting.

Press the OK button to select the setting.

Press the EXIT button to close the Picture menu.

Picture Mode

Contrast, Brightness, Colour and Sharpness can only be adjusted in Personal Picture Mode.

Adjustments can be made as follows:

Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 button to select the PICTURE menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight Picture Mode.

Press the OK button to display the Picture Mode Menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight the Personal setting.

Press the OK button to select the setting.

Press the 56 buttons to select, Contrast, Brightness, Colour or Sharpness.

Press the OK button to select the setting.

Press the 34 buttons to adjust the value.

Adjustments are made with the PICTURE menu hidden so that most of the picture is visible. Only the item

being adjusted is shown on the screen.

Repeat instructions 7 to 9, to adjust other settings.

When all the settings are as required press the EXIT button to close the Picture Mode menu.

The Tint adjustment does not apply to TileVision®.

Picture Settings User Mode

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Picture Colour Temperature

The Colour Temperature can be set independently for each input. For example, DTV can be set to Normal and the HDMI input can be set to Personal for DVD playback.

Setting the Colour Temperature

Three preset colour temperature settings can be selected.

Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to select the PICTURE menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight Colour Temp.

Press the OK button to display the Colour Temp menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight the required setting.

Press the OK button to select the setting.

Press the EXIT button to close the Picture menu.

Noise Reduction can be independently set for each input except PC where Noise Reduction setting is not required.

If noise reduction is needed, Default is the recommended setting.

Noise reduction can be set as follows:

Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to select the PICTURE menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight

Noise Reduction.

Press the OK button to display Noise Reduction menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight the required settings.

Off, Low, Middle, High or Default.

Press the OK button to select the setting

Press the EXIT button to close the Noise Reduction menu.

Picture Noise Reduction

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The Aspect Ratio can be independently set for each input. For example, DTV can be set to Auto and the HDMI input can be set to Zoom1 for DVD playback.

If the Aspect Ratio is set to Auto, the TileVision

will alter the picture to best suit the programme being

received and there will be little need to change the setting manually.

Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to select the SETUP menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight Aspect Ratio.

Press the OK button to display the Aspect Ratio Menu.

Press the 56 buttons to select any of the different settings as shown below.

Press the OK button to select the chosen setting.

Press the EXIT button to close the Aspect Ratio menu.

Picture Aspect Ratio

How aspect ratio settings alter the picture

Zoom 2Zoom 1

4:3 16:9

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The primary or secondary language are used as appropriate if they are available when a multiple language source is broadcast.

Set the preferred audio languages as follows:

Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to display the SETUP menu.

Press the 56 buttons twice to HIGHLIGHT the AUDIO LANGUAGES option.

Press the OK button to display the AUDIO LANGUAGES selection menu.

Press the 34 buttons to display PRIMARY or SECONDARY.

Press the 6 button to move to the language selection area.

Press the 56 and 34 buttons to select the required language.

Press the

button to return to the AUDIO LANGUAGES (top) selection menu.

Repeat instructions 5 to 8 to set a SECONDARY language.

Press the

button to exit the AUDIO LANGUAGES selection menu.

Press the EXIT button to close the SETUP menu.

Audio Language

Some DTV broadcasts can include multiple audio languages and/or narrative audio descriptions for the visually impaired (V.I.). The Audio Languages menu allows available languages to be selected and broadcasts with audio descriptions to be chosen if required.

DTV Audio Languages

DTV

mode the sound output for the left and right speakers can be selected as

follows:

Press the

AUDIO

button to open the

Audio Languages

list.

Press the 56 buttons to select the required broadcast language and V.I.

option.

Press the 3 or 4 buttons to sequence through the three options;

L+R, L+L

, or

R+R

Press the OK button to save settings.

Press the EXIT button to close the Audio Languages list..

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Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to select the SOUND menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight AD Switch.

Press the OK button to display the AD Switch menu.

Press the 34 buttons to set the AD (audio description) to ON or OFF. With the AD set to off the volume

control is greyed out. For adjustment of the volume level AD must be set to ON.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight AD Volume.

Press the 34 buttons to set the AD volume to the require level.

Press the EXIT button to close the SOUND menu.

AD Switch

If a broadcast includes alternative audio for the hard of hearing it will be selected when Hearing Impaired is set to on.

Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to select the SETUP menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight HEARING IMPAIRED.

Press the OK button to toggle the setting between ON and OFF.

Press the EXIT button to close the SETUP menu.

Hearing Impaired

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Subtitle Language

The primary or secondary language are used as appropriate if they are available when multiple subtitle languages are broadcast.

Set the preferred subtitle languages as follows:

Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to display the SETUP menu.

Press the 56 buttons to HIGHLIGHT the SUBTITLE LANGUAGE option.

Press the OK button to display the SUBTITLE LANGUAGES selection menu.

Press the 34 buttons to display PRIMARY or SECONDARY.

Press the 6 button to move to the language selection area.

Press the 56 and 34 buttons to select the required language.

Press the

button to return to the SUBTITLE LANGUAGES (top) selection menu.

Repeat instructions 5 to 8 to set a SECONDARY language.

Press the

button to close the SUBTITLE LANGUAGES selection menu.

Press the EXIT button to close the SETUP menu.

Subtitles

Most DTV broadcasts include subtitles in at least one language. To select subtitles or turn subtitles off press the SUBTITLES button and the

Subtitle

Languages

list will be displayed.

Press the 56 buttons to select a language or turn Subtitles off and press the OK button to save settings.

Press the EXIT button to close the list.

Subtitles

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Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to select the SOUND menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight Balance.

Press the OK button to display the Balance Adjustment menu.

Press the 34 buttons to adjust the Left/Right balance.

Press the EXIT to save the setting and close the Sound menu.

If there is an large difference between the volume of one programme and another, setting

Auto Volume

to on

will reduce the disparity.

Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to select the SOUND menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight Auto Volume.

Press the OK button to switch between On and Off.

Press the EXIT button to save the setting and close the SOUND menu.

Adjusting The Balance

Auto Volume

Sound Mute

The sound can be muted by pressing the

MUTE

button.

The mute flag will be displayed on the screen whenever the sound is muted.

To restore the sound to the previous level press the

MUTE

button or press either VOLUME button up or

down.

Sound - Mute

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Four preset sound modes can be selected or, using the Personal mode, treble & bass can be set to preferred levels. Using the EQ, five frequency bands can be adjusted to enhance the audio.

Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to select the SOUND menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight Sound Mode.

Press the OK button to display the Sound Mode menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight the required settings.

Press the OK button to select the setting

Press the EXIT button to close the Noise Reduction menu.

Sound Mode

Treble & bass can be set to preferred levels.

Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to select the SOUND menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight Sound Mode.

Press the OK button to display the Sound Mode menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight the Personal settings.

Press the OK button to select the setting

Press the 56 buttons to select, Treble or Bass.

Press the OK button to select the setting.

Press the 34 buttons to adjust the value.

repeat instructions 7 to 9 to adjust other settings.

Press the EXIT button to close the SOUND menu.

Sound - Personal Mode

Five frequency bands can be adjusted by cutting or boosting the selected frequency.

Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to select the SOUND menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight EQ.

Press the OK button to display the EQ adjustment menu.

Press the 56 buttons to select the frequency to adjust.

Press the 34 buttons to adjust the frequency.

Press the EXIT button to save the setting and close the SOUND menu.

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Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to select the SOUND menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight SPDIF Mode.

Press the OK button to toggle the setting between AUTO and PCM mode.

Press the EXIT button to close the SOUND menu.

SPDIF Mode

Surround sound will enhance the audio and provide a more enjoyable and involving presentation.

Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to select the SOUND menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight Surround Sound.

Press the OK button to display the Surround Sound menu.

Press the 56 buttons to select the required Surround Sound option, OFF or Surround.

Press the OK button to select the chosen option.

Press the EXIT button to close the Sound menu.

Surround Sound

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The TileVision® incorporates a auto standby function. If there has been no operation of the TileVision® after a set time, the TileVision® will switch to standby. Time lengths available, OFF, 3 hours, 4 hours or 5 hours.

Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to display the TIME menu.

Press the 56 buttons to HIGHLIGHT the AUTO STANDBY menu.

Press the OK button to display the AUTO STANDBY menu.

Press the 56 buttons to select the required delay., OFF, 3 hours, 4 hours or 5 hours.

Press the OK button to set the selected time.

Press the EXIT button to close the TIME menu.

An on-screen countdown will be displayed from 5 minutes before the TileVision® switches off.

Auto Standby

Setting The Time Zone

There is a choice of 44 cities in various time zones.

Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to display the TIME menu.

Press the 56 button to highlight TIME ZONE.

Press the OK button to display the TIME ZONE selection menu.

Press the 56

and

34 buttons until the required

City / Time Zone

is selected.

Press the OK button to set the selected time zone.

Press the EXIT button to close TIME menu.

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Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to select the TIME menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight OFF TIME.

Press the OK button to display the OFF TIME menu.

Press the 34 buttons to set the OFF TIME to the required setting (Off, Once, Every Day, Mon~Fri, Mon~Sat,

Sat~Sun, Sunday). With the OFF TIME set to off the time settings are greyed out.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight HOUR.

Press the 34 buttons to set the HOUR to the required setting.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight MINUTES.

Press the 34 buttons to set the MINUTES to the required setting.

Press the MENU button to exit the OFF TIME menu.

Press the EXIT button to close the TIME menu.

Setting The OFF Time

The time menu allows the TileVision® to be programmed to switch on or off at preset times. Options available are Off, Once, Every Day, Mon~Fri, Mon~Sat, Sat~Sun, Sunday.

Sleep Timer

The TileVision® incorporates a sleep timer which can be set to turn the unit off after a preset time. The available delay times are:

10, 20, 30, 60, 90, 120, 180, and 240 minutes.

The sleep time can be set as follows:

Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to display the TIME menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight the SLEEP TIMER menu.

Press the OK button to display the SLEEP TIMER menu.

Press the 56 buttons to select the required delay.

Press the OK button to set the time.

Press the EXIT button to close the TIMER menu.

An on-screen countdown will be displayed from 60 seconds before the TileVision® switches off.

The Sleep Timer can be changed whilst watching a

programme. Press the Sleep button to sequence

through the delay settings.

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Setting The ON Time

The time menu allows the TileVision® to be programmed to switch on or off at preset times. Options available are Off, Once, Every Day, Mon~Fri, Mon~Sat, Sat~Sun, Sunday.

Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to select the TIME menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight ON TIME.

Press the OK button to display the ON TIME menu.

Press the 34 buttons to set the ON TIME to the required setting (Off, Once, Every Day, Mon~Fri, Mon~Sat,

Sat~Sun, Sunday). With the ON TIME set to off the time settings are greyed out.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight HOUR.

Press the 34 buttons to set the HOUR to the required setting.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight MINUTES.

Press the 34 buttons to set the MINUTES to the required setting.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight the input.

Press the 34 buttons to set the input to the required setting (DTV, ATV, Radio, SCART, Component,PC,

HDMI 1, HDMI 2, HDMI 3, AV, Media).

11a

With the input DTV, ATV, or Radio selected, the channel can be selected. Press the 56 buttons to

highlight the channel.

11b

Press the 34 buttons to select the required channel.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight VOLUME.

Press the 34 buttons to set the VOLUME to the required setting.

Press the MENU button to exit the ON TIME menu.

Press the EXIT button to close the TIME menu.

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Lock System

The lock menu allows a password to be entered so that a number of key settings can be locked, selected programmes can be blocked and parental controls can be imposed.

When lock system is on, Auto Tuning, DTV Manual Tuning and ATV Manual Tuning can not be accessed from the CHANNEL menu without entering the password. All other menu options are not affected.

The TileVision

default four digit password is 0000.

Before adjustment of the settings on the Lock Menu can be undertaken, the Lock Menu screen must be UNLOCKED first by entering the password.

To UNLOCK the Lock Menu screen.

Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to display the LOCK menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight the LOCK SYSTEM option.

Press the OK button to display the ENTER PASSWORD dialogue.

Enter the correct four digit code using the number pad on the remote control.

With the correct code entered the display will return to the LOCK menu.

UNLOCK the LOCK MENU screen, see above.

Press the OK button to switch the setting between ON or OFF.

Press the

EXIT

button to close the LOCK menu.

To Set The Lock System ON or OFF

Change Password

Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to display the LOCK menu.

Unlock the LOCK menu, set LOCK to ON (with LOCK set to OFF, Set Password is greyed out).

Press the 56 buttons to highlight the SET PASSWORD option.

Press the OK button to open the password window.

Enter the current four digit code using the number pad on the remote control.

Enter the NEW four digit code using the number pad on the remote control.

Reenter the NEW four digit code using the number pad on the remote control.

When completed the display will return to the LOCK menu.

Press the

EXIT

button to close the LOCK menu.

If the default password of 0000 is replaced by a user password and the password

is then forgotten, contact the place of purchase to obtain the master password.

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Parental Guidance

The parental guidance option allows any age from 4 to 18 to be select for all programmes. Parental guidance is set as follows:

UNLOCK the LOCK MENU screen, see above.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight the PARENTAL GUIDANCE menu.

Press the OK button to display the PARENTAL GUIDANCE menu.

Press the 56 buttons to select the required age restriction.

Press the OK button to set the selected option.

Press the

EXIT

button to close the LOCK menu.

Blocked programmes can only be viewed by entering the password. The programmes are selected in the normal way but it is necessary to enter the password before the programme is shown.

Programmes are blocked as follows:

UNLOCK the LOCK MENU screen, see page 52.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight the BLOCK PROGRAMME menu.

Press the OK button to display a list of all the programmes

Press the 56 buttons to select

the required Programme

Press the GREEN button to BLOCK the selected programme. A padlock symbol will appear next to the

Blocked programme.

To UNBLOCK a blocked programme press the GREEN button.

Press the

EXIT

button to close the LOCK menu.

Block Programme

The Key Lock function is not used. Setting the Key Lock to ON or OFF has no effect.

Key Lock

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Hotel Mode

The Hotel Mode enables the source menu to be edited. Unwanted source inputs can be removed from the source listing. The TileVision can be configured so that at switch on, the TileVision will always select a preferred source / TV Programme, with the volume at a preset level. The maximum volume level can be set.

For the Hotel Mode to be set active, both the Lock System and the Hotel Mode must beset to ON.

Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to display the LOCK menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight the LOCK SYSTEM option.

Press the OK button to display the ENTER PASSWORD dialogue.

Enter the correct four digit code using the number pad on the remote control.

With the correct code entered the display will return to the LOCK menu.

Press the OK button to switch the setting between ON or OFF.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight the Hotel Mode option.

Press the OK button to display the Hotel Mode menu.

All setting on the Hotel Mode menu are greyed out when the Hotel Mode is set to OFF.

Press the OK button to toggle the Hotel Mode ON or OFF.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight the Source Lock option.

Press the OK button to display the Source Lock Menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight the Source to be locked.

Press the OK button to toggle the setting between ON or OFF. Set to ON to lock.

Repeat instructions 3 & 4 to lock all required sources.

Press the

button to return to the Hotel Mode menu.

Source Lock

When a source (input) has been set to ON (locked), the source will no longer appear on the source list, preventing access to that input.

When the source has been set to OFF, the source can be accessed from the source list.

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Default Source

Press the 56 buttons to highlight the Default Source option.

Press the OK button to display the Default Source Menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight the preferred default Source.

Select OFF if no default source is required.

Press the OK button to set the default source and return to the Hotel Mode menu.

Press the

button to return to the Hotel Mode menu without selecting a default source.

The TileVision can be configured so that at switch on, the TileVision will always select a preferred source. If DTV is selected as the default source a preferred TV Programme or radio station can be set.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight the DTV Channel Type option.

Press the OK button to display the DTV Channel Type Menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight either DTV or Radio.

Press the OK button to set the channel type and return to the Hotel Mode menu.

Press the

button to return to the Hotel Mode menu without making a selection.

DTV Channel Type

If DTV is selected as the default source a preferred TV Programme or radio station can be set.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight the Default Programme option.

Press the 34 buttons to set the preferred programme number.

Default Programme

If DTV is selected as the default source a preferred TV Programme or radio station can be set.

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Press the 56 buttons to highlight the Max Volume option.

Press the 34 buttons to set the Maximum Volume.

Press the

button to return to the Hotel Mode menu.

Maximum Volume

The maximum volume level can be set.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight the Default Volume option.

Press the 34 buttons to set the Default Volume.

Press the

button to return to the Hotel Mode menu.

Default Volume

The default on level for the volume can be set from 0 to maximum volume. The default on level can not be set higher than the set maximum level.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight the Clear Lock option.

Press the OK button

Press the

EXIT

button to exit the Hotel Mode menu.

Clear Lock

Clear Lock will reset all the Hotel Mode setting back to the default settings.

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DTV Text

To access DTV Text press the TEXT or RED button depending on the programme’s broadcaster. A small banner 'loading…' will be displayed on screen. After a few seconds the broadcaster’s menu will appear, either overlaying part of the current programme:

or with the current programme in a smaller window next to the text menus and instructions:

Use the

buttons (or in some cases the

buttons) to navigate the menus and the OK button to select items. Use the RED, GREEN, YELLOW and BLUE buttons to access shortcuts, help and additional menus etc., as shown on screen.

To exit DTV Text press the TEXT, the EXIT button or change channel.

All DTV Text navigation uses the

5634,

Colour and 0–9 number buttons, all functions are available

with the TileVision® splashproof remote control.

Channel Logo

Item one Item two Item three Item four Item five Item six Item seve n INDEX Latest news item:

To exit, press TEXT

Typical overlay example

Channel Logo

Item one 300 Item two 150 Item three 200 Item fo ur 170 Item five 110 Item six 800 Item seven 160 Item eight 850 Item nine 121

Latest news item:

Home

MENUSHORTCUTSHELPHOME

adveretising banner

Typical inset example

Some broadcasters show a red on-screen prompt

when DTV Text is available.

To remove the prompt from the screen press the

Green button.

DTV Text is not available immediately after

changing channel as it takes a few seconds for the TileVision® to receive the data from the broadcaster.

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ATV Teletext

B C D

Functions of Teletext

Part Display Contents

A Selected page number. B Broadcast Station identity. C Current page number or searching status. D Date and time. E Text information. F FastText information. Red, Green, Yellow, Blue

Switching Teletext On

Press the TEXT button once to view the Teletext pages.

2 Use the 0-9 number buttons and the RED, GREEN, YELLOW and BLUE FastText buttons to

navigate the text pages.

3 Press the TEXT button again to switch to mix mode with the text overlaying the TV picture.

Press the TEXT button again to switch Teletext off and return to normal viewing.

Teletext (TT) Language

Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to display the SETUP menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight the TT Language option.

Press the OK button to open the TT Language menu.

Press the 56 buttons to select the preferred language.

Press the OK button to set the selection.

Press the EXIT button to close the TT Language menu.

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Digital Media Player

A USB memory stick (flash drive) must be installed.

Select the source input as Media, see page 24.

Press the 34 buttons to highlight the media, Photo, Music, Movie or Text.

Press the OK button.

Press the OK button to select the USB memory stick.

Press the 3456 buttons to select the required item.

Press the OK button

Repeat the sequence 5 and 6 until the required content is displayed.

Pressing the OK button will display the item.

If the OK button is pressed during play back the play back control bar is displayed.

The play back control bar will clear in a few seconds.

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Reset (Restore Default)

There is normally no need to restore factory settings. It can however, be useful to restore factory settings as an easy way of clearing such restrictions as blocked, skipped channels and personal settings, etc.

The default factory settings can be restored as follows:

Press the MENU button.

Press the 34 buttons to display the SETUP menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight the RESET option.

Press the OK button to display the WARNING menu.

Press the 3 button to select YES and restore all setting.

Press the 4 button to select NO and return to the OPTION menu.

Restore default does not:

Restore the password to the original default code of 0000.

Set the LOCK to off.

Remove the age restriction set with parental guidance.

Press the MENU button.

Press the

buttons to display the SETUP menu.

Press the 56 buttons to highlight the First Time Installation option.

Press the OK button to proceed with the First Time Installation process.

Press the

buttons to select the required language.

6 Press the 6 button to highlight Country.

Press the

buttons to select the required Country.

Press the OK button to begin tuning.

On completion of tuning if DTV has been tuned the Target Region Setting menu will be displayed.

Press the

select the required Country Code, Primary Region, Secondary Region and Tertiary Region.

Press the OK button to confirm selection and step down to the next option.

Repeat 8a & 8b.

First Time Installation

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Press and release the device button: TileVision® (TV), satellite receiver (SAT) or DVD recorder/player (DVD) that you wish to control. Press the function button you require. The LEDs will light to confirm that a signal is being sent and which device is being controlled.

To select a different device to control, press and release the device button: TileVision® (TV) satellite receiver (SAT) or DVD recorder/player (DVD) that you wish to control. Press the function button you require. The LEDs will light to confirm that a signal is being sent and which device is being controlled.

TileVision® Codes

The TileVision® learning remote control is supplied with the TV device button set to the TileVision® TV/22/FR2 model remote control codes. If these remote control codes are accidentally erased, the three digit code for the TileVision® is 368.

The remote control is preprogrammed with a library of codes covering all major device brands. The full code lists for satellite receivers, DVD recorders/players and VCRs are available for download from the TileVision® website www.tilevision.tv.

Locate the three digit code in the brand list, for the satellite receiver or DVD recorder/player that you wish

to control.

Press and hold down the Television (TV), satellite (SAT) or DVD recorder/player (DVD) device button until

the red light stays on.

Enter the three digit code using the number buttons 0–9.

As each digit is entered the red light will flash once and then remain on.

If the three digit code is correct the red light will go out. If the three digit code is incorrect the red light will

flash twice and then remain on.

Press the original device button again to exit the code entry mode.

Note: If a three digit code is not entered within 15 seconds the red light will flash twice and exit code entry mode. Entering a three digit code will delete/erase the programmed buttons for that device.

Remote Control - How to Control a Device

Entering a Brand Code

The remote control is designed to allow the user to control up to three di󰊞erent devices by using the

TV, SAT and DVD buttons to select which device is to be controlled.

The remote control is preprogrammed with a library of codes covering all major device brands. The full code lists for televisions, satellite receivers, DVD recorders/players and CBLs are available for download from the www.tilevision.tv web site.

The remote control also has the facility to directly learn remote control codes from other infrared remote controls. This allows the remote control to learn up to 41 functions for each chosen device.

The remote control can be used in replace of the Sky™ satellite receiver remote control. Enabling control of both the Sky™ satellite receiver and the TileVision from a single remote control.

Learning Remote Control

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Switch the chosen device (TV, satellite receiver, DVD recorder/player) that you wish to find the code for, to

ON. When the correct code has been found the device will switch OFF.

Press and hold down the TV (TV), satellite (SAT) or DVD recorder/player (DVD) button until the red light

stays on, then release the button.

Press the power button once and release, this will start the auto search mode.

When the device switches OFF. Immediately press and release the device button that was initially selected

to save the code in the remote control.

When the red light switches off, all the codes have been tried and the auto search mode has been exited.

To exit the auto search mode before all the codes have been tried, press and release the device button that was initially selected.

To learn which three digit code has been set to control the device see Checking/Recalling the Device Code on page 63.

Auto Search – All Brand Codes

Switch the chosen device (TV, satellite receiver, DVD recorder/player) that you wish to find th

e cod

e for, to

ON. When the correct code has been found the device will switch OFF.

Press and hold down the TV (TV), satellite (SAT) or DVD recorder/player (DVD) button until the red light

stays on, then release the button.

Press PR+ or PR- once and release. Each time PR+ or PR- is pressed a code is transmitted.

To perform a fast search, press and hold down PR+ or PR- button.

When the device switches

OFF

, release the PR+ or PR- button.

Step 4 must be executed so that the code is saved in the remote control.

Press and release the device button that was initially selected to save the code in the remote control.

To learn which three digit code has been set to control the device see Checking/Recalling the Device Code on page 63.

Manual Search - All Brand Codes

Press and hold down the satellite (SAT) device button until the red light stays on.

Enter the three digit code (192, 288 to 294 inclusive) using the number buttons 0–9.

As each digit is entered the red light will flash once and then remain on.

If the three digit code is correct the red light will go out. If the three digit code is incorrect the red light will

flash twice and then remain on.

Press the original device button again to exit the code entry mode.

Test the functionality of the control of the

Sky™ satellite receiver.

Entering a Sky™ Satellite Receiver Code

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To find out which three digit code is controlling any device:

Press and release the device button: TV (TV), satellite (SAT) or DVD recorder/player (DVD) for which you

want to find the code.

Press the same device button again, together with the OK button and release both buttons.

The red light will flash.

Count the number of flashes for each digit in the three digit code.

The red light will remain off for a short time between numbers.

When all three numbers have been flashed the red light will remain off.

One Flash = 1 Two Flashes = 2 Three Flashes = 3 Four Flashes = 4 Five Flashes = 5 Six Flashes = 6 Seven Flashes = 7 Eight Flashes = 8 Nine Flashes = 9 Ten Flashes = 0

For example:

Press and release the DVD recorder/player (DVD) button.

Press and release the DVD recorder/player (DVD) and OK buttons.

The remote control would then show nine flashes (9), pause, two flashes (2), pause, and one flash (1), to confirm the three digit code of 921.

Checking/Recalling a Device Code

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High levels of ambient light such as natural sunlight or energy efficient fluorescent lights should be avoided when manually programming the remote control.

Any button other than the device buttons TV, SAT and DVD and the SET button can be manually programmed.

Place the original remote control and the learning remote control roughly 10 mm apart facing ‘head-to-head’

with each other.

On the learning remote control press and release the required device button, TV (TV), satellite (SAT) or DVD

recorder/player (DVD) as appropriate.

Press and hold the SET button on the learning remote control until the red light lights and remains lit. The

remote control is now in learning mode.

If the red light does not turn on, go back to step 2 and try again.

On the learning remote control press and release the button that is to be programmed. The red light will

flash rapidly.

On the original remote control, press and hold the button that is to be learned. When the red light on the

learning remote control flashes three times and then remains lit the code has been learnt. If the red light does not flash, repeat steps 4 and 5.

Note: If step 5 is not completed within 15 seconds the learning remote control will exit learning mode and

the light will stop flashing.

Repeat steps 4 and 5 to program other buttons.

Once the required buttons have been programmed press the SET button again on the learning remote

control to exit learning mode.

Manually Programming a Button

Deleting Programmed Buttons

Press and release the appropriate device button TV (TV), satellite (SAT) or

DVD recorder/player (DVD) to select which device’s programs are to be deleted.

Press and hold the chosen device button together with SET button until the red light flashes three times.

All of the programmed buttons for the chosen device have now been cleared of their programming.

Deleting programs from buttons does not delete any four digit brand code which has been entered.

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Problem Solution

The red light does not 󰊠ash when

any button is pressed.

Replace the battery with a new type CR2032 battery.

The red light does not 󰊠ash when a

‘programmed’ button is pressed.

The button has not been programmed or has not been programmed correctly. Program the button.

The red light 󰊠ashes when a button

is pressed but the TileVision® or device does not respond.

Ensure that the remote control is within three meters of, and pointed at, the TileVision® or piece of equipment.

The remote control does not operate a device correctly or some commands are not working.

Try all listed codes for the device as shown in the control code pdfs which are available from the support section of the TileVision® website or program the buttons from the device’s own remote control.

During learning the red light does

not 󰊠ash three times or stays on

for a long time after pressing a button to be learnt.

Memory is full or a bad capture has occurred. For optimum learning, avoid high levels of ambient light such as

natural sunlight or energy e󰊡cient 󰊠uorescent lights. Try adjusting the

position of the remote controls before performing the procedure again.

Remote Control - Troubleshooting

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If the remote control fails to operate after the battery has been installed or replaced.

A. Gently pull forward the small battery

terminal.

B. Gently raise up both prongs.

C. Push the battery flat in to the battery

compartment, (with the positive (+) side upwards) so that it is in contact with both battery terminals for 5 seconds.

Remove the battery and insert the

battery at an angle, so it rests on the battery terminal A.

Refit the battery cover and wait 15 seconds before operating the remote control.

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TileVision - Troubleshooting

The red/green LED is not lit (Press the POWER button to check if the green LED lights)

Check for power failure. Make sure remote isolation switch is set to on. Make sure the mains socket or fused spur is set to on and has

power to it.

Make sure the AC power lead is connected to the power adap-

tor.

If the mains supply is via a 13 A outlet check the fuse in the

mains plug.

If the IR LED on a remote control is viewed through a digital

camera, the IR LED will be seen to light when any button on the remote control is pressed. If the IR LED does not light the battery/batteries should be replaced.

If the IR LED is seen to light but the remote control only works

within 500 mm of the TileVision

, the battery/batteries should

be replaced.

If the batteries are replaced and the IR LED still does not light

the remote control is faulty or the battery/batteries have been incorrectly installed.

Check the volume level and that the Mute function is off. Analogue TV – check the correct system is selected for your

country. For example, in the UK the setting must be I. See pages 30 for more information.

This is usually a digital broadcast fault which clears when an

alternative channel is selected and then the original channel selected again.

Refer to a professional aerial installer. This can be due to the

condition of the aerial, the location of the aerial, the cable quality/length, or other equipment attenuating the signal.

Note: Even though other TVs display a good picture in the

same building it does not prove the quality of the signal reaching the TileVision

. The only way is to try an alternative

TV on the aerial to the TileVision

or the TileVision® in a

known, good location.

Refer to the installation instructions on page 12, check the LED

on the Remote-Link is lit.

If the LED on the Remote-Link is lit, check that the Sky remote

control does control the Sky receiver directly.

Check that the connections and set up of the Sky receiver, as

shown on page 12, are correct. Note the output channel of the Sky™ receiver whilst on the RF OUTLETS page.

Perform ATV Manual Tuning as shown on page 30 and tune to

the output channel of the Sky™ receiver’s RF2 outlet. Ensure that the TileVision

is set to PAL I.

If a timer recording is in progress, the LED will be lit green, but

a picture will not be displayed. On completion of the timer recording the LED will revert back to red (standby mode).

No sound from the TileVision®

A Sky™ receiver can not be controlled via the TileVision®

Sound and picture out of sync

Poor DTV picture or picture breaking up ‘blocking’

Remote control is not working

Green LED but no picture

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Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

Specifications 22" (TV/22/FR2)

Display

Screen Size 21.5" (547 mm) Diagonal Resolution 1920 x 1080 Full HD Type TFT LCD Module with LED Backlight System Brightness 250 cd/m2 Contrast Ratio 5,000:1 Viewing Angle 89°/89°/89°/89° – L/R/U/D Colour Depth 16.7 M colours (RGB 8 bits) Response Time 16 ms

Power

Consumption 65 W max Standby Less than 1 watt AC/DC Adaptor Model A7-90SC18R-V (240375) AC/DC Adaptor 4M Lead Input: 100-240 V~, 2,0 A, 50-60 Hz, Class I

Output: 24 V

, 3,75 A (90 W MAX.)

Dimensions/ Weight

External Dimensions (W x H x D) 572 mm x 376 mm x 75 mm Cutout/Recess Required 590 mm x 381 mm and 75 mm Mirrored Acrylic Surround Overall size 616 mm x 420 mm (1.5 mm deep, 30 mm wide) Total Weight including Back Box 16.5 Kg

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Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

Specifications

Tuner/ Reception

Digital TV DVB-T (MHEG-5) MPEG-2, H.264/MPEG-4 Analogue TV PAL-BG, I, DK, L/SECAM-BG, I, DK, L Channels DTV 600, ATV 100

Audio

Output 8 W + 8 W @ 8Ω Features Surround Sound, Treble and Bass Controls

Connectivity

Aerial Input 75 ohm coaxial HDMI 3 x HDMI Ports 480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p Component (Y,Pb,Pr) 480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p SCART Full Scart PC RGB (D-sub) Format Up to 1920 x 1080 @ 60HZ PC RGB (D-sub) Colour 16 Bit, 24 Bit, 32 Bit Composite (CVBS) 1.0Vp-p +/-5% Common Interface Port Additional channels via CAM/Smartcard L+R Audio Input For Component and Composite (CVBS) Audio Input PC Audio Input 1 x Stereo Jack Socket for PC Audio Input Headphone Out Headphone Speaker Clip Terminals LEFT +/- and RIGHT +/-

Control

RS-232 Receives RS232 Control Codes from Home Automation/Hotel Systems Sky™ IR Link Control of a Sky Box via the TileVision® IR receiver and Aerial cable RJ12 Command code in and out

3.5mm IR In For connection to external IR receiver

3.5mm IR Out For connection to external IR emitter

Loudspeaker

Loudspeaker 6.5" Single Stereo, Flush Mount, 8 ohm, Water Resistant Speaker External Dimensions 240 mm Ø x 95 mm deep Speaker Cutout Required 208 mm Ø Speaker Depth 79 mm

Accessories

Splashproof Remote Control Universal Learning, Full Function, complete with battery Remote Control Holder Wall/Tile mount, clear plastic with gel adhesive strip Standard Remote Control Complete with batteries Stainless Steel Back Box Adjustable brackets to allow precise installation ush with tiles/wall Mains Power Cord UK AC/DC Adaptor Complete with detachable 4 meter cord AC / DC Adaptor Dimensions 140mm x 65mm x 40mm depth (excluding connecting cables) Speaker Cable 4.5 meter, 4 core, colour coded Installation and Operating Instructions

Book

Convenience Features

Multi- Language OSD

Dansk, Deutsch, English, Español, Français, Italiano, Magyar, Nederlands,

Polski, Portugês, Slovenščina.

Auto Tuning DTV and ATV Manual Tune DTV and ATV Programme Edit Allows programmes to be deleted, skipped, or selected as favourites Favourites List Favourite channels can be stored and accessed in a favourites list EPG 8 day Electronic Programme Guide Picture Mode Standard, Mild, Dynamic, User Sound Mode Standard, Music, Movie, Sports, User Aspect Ratio Control (ARC) Auto, Zoom 1, Zoom 2, 16:9, 4:3 AVL Auto Volume Leveller Subtitles Switchable, as available from the broadcaster Digital Text MHEG 5 – Interactive text via the red button Analogue Teletext TOP/FLOF

Hotel Mode

Volume Limit Set maximum volume limit Input Selection Selects which Inputs will be available on the Input Menu Input Priority Selects which Input will be the default when the TileVision® is turned on Menu Button Disabled Menu button can be disabled to prevent access to menus by hotel guest

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TileVision is a Registered Trademark ®2001

TileVision is manufactured in the UK by:

Porter Lancastrian Limited

Lower Healey Business Park

Froom Street

Chorley

Lancashire

PR6 9AR

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22" FR2 Tilevision® Operating Instructions – May 2014 – Part No. TVS/00581/04 Ed 1.1

PORTER LANCASTRIAN LIMITED

www.tilevision.tv

22" TileVision

590mm x 381mm x 75mm depth

from the front face of the tiles.

Recess Dimensions

Speaker Dimensions

External Dimensions 240 mm Ø x 95 mm deep

Cutout Required 208 mm Ø

Speaker Depth 79 mm

Power Supply Dimensions

140mm x 65mm x 40mm depth

excluding connecting cables.