TVonics DTR-HV250 User Guide
DTR-HV250
User guide
Digital TV recorder
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Important Safety Information
Thank you for choosing this TVonics Digital TV recorder.
Before using the Digital TV recorder, please take a minute to read the following important safety
information.
Only use the supplied AC mains adaptor.•
Do not place any objects on the unit.•
Do not cut o the supplied AC mains adaptor’s plug.•
Leave a space of at least 10cm around the unit to allow for adequate ventilation.•
Place the unit on a stable surface.•
Do not place any magnetic objects (including speakers) on or near the unit.•
Do not allow the unit to get wet.•
Do not use the unit in hot, humid or excessively dusty places.•
Do not expose the unit to rain or moisture.•
Do not obstruct the ventilation on the underside of the unit.•
Do not expose the unit to shocks or vibrations as this could cause disk failure.•
To clean the unit, use a lightly dampened, soft cloth. Do not use any kind of abrasive cloth, •
sponge or cleaner.
To help prevent Screen burn on Plasma and LCD screens. Never leave static pictures on the •
screen for long periods of time.
Do not attempt to open the unit. Refer all servicing to qualied service personnel.•
Environmental Information
This symbol on the product or in the instructions means that your electrical and
electronic equipment should be disposed at the end of its life separately from your
household waste. There are separate collection systems for recycling in the EU.
For more information, please contact the local authority or your retailer where you
purchased the product.
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Table of Contents
Important Safety Information ........................................................................................................................................2
Environmental Information ............................................................................................................................................2
Package Contents ...............................................................................................................................................................4
Getting Started
Overview of the Digital TV Recorder ...........................................................................................................................5
Overview of the Remote Control ..................................................................................................................................6
Inserting the Batteries into the Remote Control ..................................................................................................... 8
Connecting Equipment to the Rear of the Recorder ............................................................................................. 9
Switching your Digital TV Recorder On ................................................................................................................... 10
Automatically Tuning ..................................................................................................................................................... 11
Using your Digital TV recorder
Everyday Use ..................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Common Symbols ........................................................................................................................................................... 14
The Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) .................................................................................................................15
The Channel List .............................................................................................................................................................. 16
The Info Display ............................................................................................................................................................... 17
Picture In Picture (PIP) ................................................................................................................................................... 18
Recording Programmes ................................................................................................................................................ 19
Timeshifting ...................................................................................................................................................................... 21
The Timers Screen ........................................................................................................................................................... 22
The Library Menu ............................................................................................................................................................ 24
Using the Photo Viewer ................................................................................................................................................. 26
Navigating the Main Menu .......................................................................................................................................... 28
Main Menu Options ........................................................................................................................................................ 29
Additional Information
Programming the Remote Control ........................................................................................................................... 32
Automatically Programming the Remote Control .............................................................................................. 33
Finding the Remote Control’s Current Codes ....................................................................................................... 33
Troubleshooting .............................................................................................................................................................. 34
Specications .................................................................................................................................................................... 36
Remote Control Brand Codes ..................................................................................................................................... 38
End User License .............................................................................................................................................................. 39
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Package Contents
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Digital TV recorder (DTR)
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Remote control
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Batteries (2xAA)
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SCART cable
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RF cable
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User guide
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Quick start guide
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Overview of the Digital TV Recorder
Front Panel
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Power LEDs
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Front panel display
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USB socket
Rear Panel
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SCART output socket
(AV1)
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Aerial input socket
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Aerial (loop) output
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HDMI output socket
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HDMI input sockets 1/2
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USB socket
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SPDIF output
(Standard TOS link connector)
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Power socket
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Overview of the Remote Control
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INPUT - Switches the input mode between DTT, Radio, HDMI1-2 and Photo.
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- Turns the TV’s sound on/o*.
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MODE buttons - Sets the remote control to operate the Digital TV recorder, a TV or DVD*.
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TEXT - Displays digital text (if available).
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MENU - Displays/exits the menu.
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BACK - Returns to the previous level in the menu. Exits EPG, Info and Menu (rst level).
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EPG - Switches the Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) on/o. Refer to page 15 for more
information.
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VOL. +/− - Adjusts the TV’s volume*.
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- Pauses live TV and recordings.
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STOP - Stops playback when viewing recordings.
1!
- Rewinds live TV and recordings. Press repeatedly to increase the rewind speed.
1@
- Plays recording and resumes paused live TV and recordings.
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TIMER - Displays the Timers screen. Refer to page 22 for more information.
1$
- Skips back 30 seconds when viewing a recording or watching live TV. Press and hold
to skip to the start when viewing a recording or skip to the start of the pause buer when
watching live TV.
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0-9 - Selects channels, enter PIN.
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SUB/AV - Displays subtitles (if available). In TV mode, changes the Video Input on the TV*.
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AD/−/−− - Switches Audio Description on or o. Refer to page 12 for more information.
In TV mode, selects double digit channel numbers*.
1*
Coloured buttons - Selects options in digital text/EPG/Channel List/menu.
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- Skips forward 30 seconds when viewing a recording. Press and hold to skip to the
end when viewing a recording.
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LIB - Displays the Library of recorded programmes. Refer to page 24 for more information.
2!
- Fast forwards recordings. Press repeatedly to increase the fast forward speed. When
pausing live TV or recordings, press to watch in slow motion.
2@
REC - Records live TV. Sets highlighted programmes to timer record in the EPG.
2#
OK/ / / / - Displays the Channel List/conrms a selection (OK button). Navigate the
EPG/menu/Channel List/Info menu ( / / / buttons).
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CH. +/ − - Selects the next/previous channel.
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INFO - Displays programme and recording information. Refer to page 17 for more
information.
2^
- Returns to the previous channel watched. Switches between 4 and 24 hours advance
in EPG.
2&
PIP - Enters Picture In Picture mode. Refer to page 18 for more information.
2*
- Switches the Digital TV recorder, TV* or DVD* on/into standby.
*Once the remote control has been programmed to operate your equipment. Refer to page 32.
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Inserting the Batteries into the Remote Control
Always check the positive/negative symbols on the batteries to ensure they are inserted •
correctly.
Don’t forget to get rid of old batteries safely. Check with your local council for how you should •
get rid of batteries. Never put batteries on a re or in the bin with normal household waste.
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Connecting Equipment to the Rear of the Recorder
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Plug your aerial lead into the RF IN socket of the recorder.
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Plug the RF cable between the RF OUT socket of the recorder and your TV, Video or DVD
recorder.
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If required, plug a HDMI cable between the HDMI OUT socket of the recorder and your TV.
Cable not supplied.
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Plug a SCART cable between the AV1 socket of the recorder and your TV, Video or DVD
recorder.
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If required, plug a HDMI cable between your DVD player, DVD recorder, Set-top box, Games
console and the HDMI IN 1/2 socket of the recorder. Cable not supplied.
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Plug a USB Flash drive or a cable from a Digital still camera or Card reader in to the Photo
socket. Refer to page 26 for more details.
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If required, plug an Optical cable (TOS link) between the SPDIF output socket of the
recorder and your Hi-Fi or Surround Sound System. Cable not supplied.
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Plug the supplied AC mains adaptor between the power socket of the recorder and
a standard wall socket. Only switch on the wall socket when all cables have been
attached. (Do not cut o the supplied AC mains adaptor’s plug.)
Refer to page 13 for more information on how to change the input mode to HDMI 1/2 and Photo.
HDMI cable is recommended as it gives higher quality picture and sound.
Note:
Socket names vary according to make and model of your equipment. •
Photo Viewer socket does not support all USB devices or cameras•
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Switching your Digital TV Recorder On
To turn On power to the unit:
Switch On power at the wall socket, If required.1.
Within a few seconds the front panel with show “Starting” and the 2. Green Power LED will light.
After start up is complete, an image is displayed on the screen. 3.
To turn O power to the unit:
1. Press the [ ] button on the remote control. The Power LED changes to Red.
2. Press the switch on the wall socket to completely turn O the power to the unit.
Standby mode
When the Red Power LED is On the unit is in Standby mode. You can go In/Out of Standby mode
by pressing the [ ] button on the remote control.
Note:
It is recommended that the unit be left in Standby mode rather than switching o completely, in order to allow important •
updates to be received via your aerial.
Whenever the unit receives a signal from the remote control, the Power LED blinks Red.•
After turning On, it takes some time before the unit starts up. Please note that buttons on the remote control and the unit •
(such as the Power button) do not work during this period of time.
Do not switch the power On/O repeatedly within a short period of time. It could cause a malfunction.•
If a power cut occurs when using the unit, unplug the power cord to avoid sudden surges of electricity when the power •
comes back on.
Front Panel Display
This will give you information about the DTT/Radio channel that is currently being watched or
listened to. It also displays symbols such when using the Digital TV recorder
functions. When using the Photo Viewer function USB is displayed.
Front panel displayPower LED
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Automatically Tuning
Once you have connected the AC mains adaptor the following menu is displayed. Press 1. [OK] to
continue.
If the remote control does not work, press the [DTR] button and try again.
The Digital TV recorder will now scan and store all available channels. Depending on the 2.
quality of your reception, this may take several minutes. Please be patient and do not press any
buttons.
If no channels are found a message is displayed asking you to check your aerial. Conrm that your aerial is
connected correctly and press [OK] to restart automatically tuning.
Once the automatic tuning is complete, a summary screen is displayed.3.
Press 4. [OK] to exit the automatic tuning process.
Congratulations ! The Digital TV recorder is now ready to use.
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Everyday Use
Changing channels
Type in the channel number using the [0]-[9] buttons. Alternatively, press the [CH+] and [CH-]
buttons to select the next/previous channel.
Channel hopping
Press the [ ] button to return to the previous channel watched.
Adjusting the volume*
Press the [VOL+] and [VOL-] buttons to increase/decrease the volume.
Muting the sound*
Press the [ ] button to mute the sound. Press again to restore.
Displaying Digital Text
Press the [TEXT] button to display digital text (if available). Press again to exit digital text.
Displaying subtitles
Press the [SUB] button to display subtitles (if available). Press again to switch o the subtitles.
Audio Description
Audio Description is a spoken explanation that describes all important information on a
programme, such as body language, facial expressions, scenery, action, costumes or anything that
helps to describe the plot of the story, event or image.
Audio Description is not always available but you can check, in the following way, when it will be
available.
To Press
Switch on Audio Description... [AD] button
You will hear one short beep. If AD is available
you will hear another two short beeps. If AD
is not available, there will be no extra beeps.
When you change channel you will also hear
two short beeps if AD is available.
Switch o Audio Description... [AD] button
You will hear one long beep.
Check if Audio Description is available... [INFO] button
If Audio Description is available, an [AD]
symbol is shown on the information display.
*Once the remote control has been programmed to operate your T V. Refer to page 32.
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