Triax TR-43 User Manual

TR-43
The Triax TR-43 Terrestrial Receiver has been fully programed and
tested.
When you first set up you’re TR 43 and there is no pictures press the
“SOS” button on the Remote Control.
The TR 43 Will now automatically
update it channels.
NOTE: If you have channels out of order after the scan is complete (fig 2)
please wait a minute or two and then repeat the above process.
Automatic search for channels.
To search for new channels on Freeview if they are not added
automatically press the “SOS” and follow the steps as above.
Initial Set up - Out of the Box.
Recover from a Factory Reset
If for some reason you’re TRiax TR-43 has been reset (Factory Defaulted)
you will be prompted to set the Receiver up From scratch (fig 3)
Please set up the TR-43 Receiver as per fig 3.
Region: United Kingdom
Language: English
Display Mode: By Source or 1080p_50Hz (if using HDMI only)
Aspect Mode:Auto
You will now see the TR-43 Scanning for channels, do not panic if you see
some of the lines showing Failed. This is normal as we do not broadcast on
every available Frequency.
NOTE: If you have channels out of order after the scan is complete (fig 2)
please wait a minute or two and then follow the Initial Set up steps above.
When you do an auto scan the receiver may find temporary channels
or feeds - these channels may only work on the Receiver for hours
or days, just enjoy these channels while they are working
Only the Freeview channels are full time channels.
Thank you for choosing the Triax TR43 this terrestrial receiver is built to a high standard and is designed for many years use
There are many settings in Terrestrial receivers that if not set correctly can cause you to loose pictures.
Please read through this guide so you can understand your Triax product better -
Please remember every Triax TR43 is fully tested before shipping so if you cannot get pictures please refer to the help chart supplied.
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SOS
Signal Finder Function
Press the ‘INFO’ button three times on the remote control.
This will bring up the Signal finder function
- This is to help you align your Aerial or check the Aerial.
On this screen you will get Signal Intensity bars , Signal Quality Bars,
Tuner Status etc,
Important: This only works correctly if the TR-43 Receiver has been
set up previously to work in your area
SIGNAL INTENSITY:
This is the strength of the Terrestrial signal being received
all Aerials will give a level of signal even if you are not
aligned to the transmitter correctly.
So this bar should be giving you some reading if connected to a Aerial
and or cable correctly.
If you have an empty signal intensity then you may have a
connection problem or a fault in your system
SIGNAL QUALITY:
Once you align onto the correct transmission tower your signal quality will
increase and the Signal Status will become ‘Locked’ / Coloured (Fig 7)
Now all you have to do is get the highest Signal Intensity and Quality
by peaking your Aerial - Then enjoy Digital TV.
Note: Depending on the quality and strength of the signal you get from
the Transmission Tower in your area it may be necessary to upgrade to a
Digital Quality Yagi Aerial or add a Masthead Amplifier to get good
quality signal.
Aerial aligned and working correctly
Aerial not connected or not Set up Correctly
DO NOT POWER THE TR-43 UNTIL All
CONNECTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE
Making connections after powering can cause electrical
damage to the TR-43 or your Television
This will not be covered under warranty
TR-43
Setting the Time
Press the ‘MENU’ button on your remote control.
Scroll down to ‘System Setup’ (the cog) as shown by fig 5.
and choose ‘Local Time Setting’
Leave the region set to United Kingdom.
GMT Usage: User Defined
GMT Offset: GMT +12:00
Once you have set the time correctly exit the menu. It is recommended
to power reset (turn on and off at the wall) to save the settings.
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Daylight Savings: During Daylight Savings turn ‘Summer Time’ ON
when the clocks roll back for winter come into this menu and turn
‘Summer Time’ OFF
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