ViewSonic NextVision HD-12, VS10321-1M User Manual

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Safety First

Please review the following safety precautions. If this is first time to use a terrestrial TV receiver, then read this manual before installing or using the terrestrial TV receiver. If the receiver is not functioning properly, please contact ViewSonic customer support.

The lightening symbol in a triangle is used to alert you to the presence of dangerous voltage inside the receiver that may be sufficient to constitute a risk of electric shock to anyone opening the case. It is also used to indicate improper installation or handling of the receiver that could damage the electrical system in the receiver or in other equipment attached to the receiver.

The exclamation point in a triangle is used to alert you to important operating and maintenance instructions. Failure to follow these instructions could result in injury to you or damage to the receiver.

Be careful with electricity:

 Power outlet: To prevent electric shock be sure the electrical plug used on the receiver’s power cord matches

the electrical outlet used to supply power to the receiver. Connect the power cord only to a power source that operates at 90~260 Volts AC, 50/60 Hz.

 Power plug: If a three-prong power plug is provided with the receiver, be sure it is used with a properly

grounded three-wire power socket.

 Power cord: Be sure the power cord is routed so that it will not be stepped on or pinched by heavy items.

 Power overloading: Avoid overloading electrical outlets or extension cords, which otherwise could result in

electric shock or fire.

 Lightening: For protection from lightening, or when the receiver is left unattended for a long period,

disconnect it from the power source.

 Protect other equipment: Unplug the receiver before connecting any other equipment, especially the TV

antenna Connect all equipment to the receiver before plugging any power cords to the power source.

 Power line: Be sure your TV antenna is not located near overhead power lines, or where it might fall into

any power lines. Also be careful to avoid touching any such power lines when installing the TV antenna.

 Antenna Grounding: Be sure that antenna is grounded to provide protection from Lightening and build-up

of static electricity.

 Antenna Installation Instruction:

1. Outdoor Antenna Grounding: If an outside antenna or cable system is concerned to the product be sure the antenna or cable system is grounded so as to provide some protection against voltage surges and built-up static charges, Article 810 of the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70, provides information with regard to proper grounding of the mast and supporting

WARNING!

RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

WARNING:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK

DO NOT REMOVE THE COVER

NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS ARE INSIDE

REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL

structure, grounding of the lead-in wire to an antenna discharge unit, connection to grounding electrodes, and requirements for the grounding electrodes.

2. Lightning:

For added protection for this product during a lightning storm, or when it is left unattended and unused for long periods of time, unplug it from the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna or cable system. This will prevent damage to the product due to lightning and power-line surges.

3. Power Lines:

An outside antenna system should not be located in the vicinity of overhead power lines or other electronic light or power circuits, or where it can fall into such power lines or circuits. When installing an outside antenna system, extreme care should be taken to keep from touching such power lines or circuits as contract with them might be fatal.

Also follow these precautions:

 Ventilation: Do not block the ventilation slots on the receiver, or place any heavy object on top of it.

Blocking the air flow could damage the receiver. Arrange components so that air can flow freely around the receiver. Ensure that there is adequate ventilation if the receiver is placed in a stand. Put the receiver in a properly ventilated area, away from direct sunlight or any source of heat.

 Overheating: Avoid stacking the receiver on top of a hot component such as a power amplifier.

 Risk of Fire: Do not place the receiver on top of any easily combustible material, such as carpet or fabric.

 Proper Connections: Be sure all equipment cables are connected to the receiver as described in this manual.

 Object Entry: To avoid electric shock, never stick anything in the slots on the case or remove the cover.

 Water Expo sure: To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose the receiver to rain or moisture.

 EMI (Electro Magnetic Interference) tested

Table Of Content

Safety First.................................................................................................................................. 2

Table Of Content.......................................................................................................................... 4

Introduction to NextVision HD12 ................................................................................................... 6

Package Contents ........................................................................................................................ 6

Frond Panel Buttons and LEDs ...................................................................................................... 7

Rear Panel Jacks.......................................................................................................................... 8

HD12 Physical Installation............................................................................................................. 9

Connecting Antennas ................................................................................................................... 8

TV Connection - Analog TV ........................................................................................................... 9

TV Connection - HDTV TV or Monitor (YPbPr)............................................................................... 11

TV Connection - HDTV TV or Monitor (RGB)................................................................................. 12

TV Connection - HDTV TV or Monitor (DVI with HDCP).................................................................. 13

Video Source Connection ............................................................................................................ 14

Viewing the Remote Control........................................................................................................ 15

Battery Installation..................................................................................................................... 15

MENU Map ................................................................................................................................ 16

Hotkey Map............................................................................................................................... 18

Setting Up The ZAT-500HD RECEIVER ......................................................................................... 19

Channel .................................................................................................................................... 19

Auto Scan ................................................................................................................................. 20

Memorize Channel Manually........................................................................................................ 21

Edit Channel.............................................................................................................................. 22

Caption (Closed-Caption Options)................................................................................................ 23

Setup........................................................................................................................................ 24

Format (Screen Format Setup).................................................................................................... 24

Aspect Ratio .............................................................................................................................. 25

Sound (Digital Audio Output Setting) ........................................................................................... 26

Opacity (Changing Transparency of On-Screen-Display)................................................................. 26

I-Plate (Changing Display time of the information-Plate)................................................................ 26

Time Zone................................................................................................................................. 27

About (Receiver Information)...................................................................................................... 27

Lock ......................................................................................................................................... 28

Rating (Lock Programs Using the USTV(FCC) or MPAA) ............................................................... 28

Important information About "Parental Rating" ............................................................................. 29

Change Password....................................................................................................................... 30

Reset Receiver's Data To Default ................................................................................................. 30

Forget the Password? ................................................................................................................. 30

INFO (Information-Plate)............................................................................................................ 31

Audio(Select a Multitack Language when Receiving DTV Program) ................................................. 31

MTS (Set Audio when Receiving Analog TV Program) .................................................................... 32

EPG (Electric Program Guide)...................................................................................................... 32

Channel Guide ........................................................................................................................... 32

INPUT (External Video/Audio Input) .......................................................................................... 33

PIP (To watch two channels at the same time) ........................................................................... 33

PIP Position (To Move Small Picture Position in Picture In Picture) .................................................. 34

PIP SWAP (To Swap Big and Small Picture In PIP)......................................................................... 34

POP (Picture On Picture)............................................................................................................. 35

CLOSED CAPTION...................................................................................................................... 35

FAVORITE CHANNEL LIST........................................................................................................... 36

Press Numeric Key to Select Digital Channel................................................................................. 36

FREEZE the PICTURE ................................................................................................................. 36

APPENDIX 1 DTV Channel Table Information ............................................................................ 38

APPENDIX 2 TROUBLE SHOOTING .......................................................................................... 39

APPENDIX 3 ON SCREEN MESSAGE ......................................................................................... 40

APPENDIX 4 GLOSSARY.......................................................................................................... 41

APPENDIX 5 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS............................................................................... 42

Introduction to NextVision HD12

Getting Started

Thank you for choosing ViewSonic! Your new NextVision HD12 HDTV receiver is designed to receive free-to-air ATSC terrestrial TV channels. The receiver is operated via the remote control as indicated in the following pages. The receiver also provides a wide variety of options for attaching to your TV and other home entertainment equipment by connector of DVI, RGB, Component Video Y/Pb/Pr, Composite Video (RCA), S-Video, Audio L/R (RCA) and Coaxial SPDIF.

If your service provider or system installer has already set up the TV antenna and connected it to the receiver, then you may want to skip this section. However, if you are setting up the system by yourself, please read this section through "Connecting To Audio Video Devices" on page 9 and 10, and be sure you follow all the precautions listed under “Safety First”.

Note: Installation procedures for TV antenna and related equipments are not covered in this manual

Package Contents

Unpack the product and verify that all of the following items are included. Remember to keep the packaging in case you need to return the receiver for service. Examine all the items to ensure that nothing has been damaged during shipment. If any of the items is damaged, please contact ViewSonic before continuing with installation.

 NextVision HD12 HDTV receiver  Remote Control (with 2 AAA batteries)  Audio/Video cable with RCA jacks  Component video cable (Y/Pb/Pr)  Power cable  This user’s manual

Frond Panel Buttons and LEDs

POWER

SELECT

EXIT

Power

Press to turn the Receiver ON or OFF.

Right arrow button

Move the cursor or field in the right direction with in OSD screen. It also can increase volume level if no cursor control is required.

Left arrow button

Move the cursor or field in the left direction with in OSD screen. It also can lower volume level if no cursor control

is required.

Up arrow button

Move the cursor or field in the upward direction with in OSD screen. It also can select one channel higher

than the present channel if no cursor control is required.

Down arrow button

Move the cursor or field in the downward direction. It also can select one channel lower if no cursor control is required

Menu/Select

Display the OSD menu on the screen and select highlighted options or values in the menus.

Exit

Go to the previous OSD menu or exit the main OSD menu.

LED Display

The display is a 4-digit 7 segments LED display.

Rear Panel Jacks

OUTPUT

AUDIO

RF IN

RGB OUT

PbY

OUTPUT SWITCH

RGB DVI (V)

Y Pb Pr

DVI (C)

VIDEO L

100 ~ 240V 50/60 Hz

AUDIO

OPTICALS-VIDEOPr

COAXIAL

S/PDIF

VIDEO L

INPUT

S-VIDEO

RS-232

AC INPUT

DVI HD CP OUT

RF In

Connect it with UHF/VHF antenna for terrestrial Digital-ATSC/Analog-NTSC TV signal input

Video with Audio L/R In 1

Is used to connect the first Composite Video input source.

Video with Audio L/R In 2

Is used to connect with Composite Video input source two.

S-Video In with Audio L/R In 1

For connecting Video Source device with S-Video output, its audio input will share with the Video In 1.

Coaxial S/PDIF Out

Connect it through the coaxial cable with the Dolby Digital compatible A/V Receiver (decoder/amplifier) for Dolby Digital 5.1 channel audio.

Optical S/PDIF Out

Connect it through the fiber cable with the Dolby Digital compatible A/V Receiver (decoder/amplifier) for Dolby Digital 5.1 channel audio.

S-Video Output

Connect it with TV monitor’s S-Video input

Audio L/R Out

Connect them with TV monitor’s Audio L / R input connector RCA jacks.

YPbPr Out

Connect it with HD or Wide-screen TV monitor’s YPbPr video inputs, and then the Output Switch shall switch to “YPbPr” section.

Composite Video Out

Connect them with TV monitor’s Video input RCA jacks

Output Switch

1. YPbPr: Switch when the YPbPr output is used to connect HDTV or Monitor.

2. RGB/DVI (V): RBG or DVI output is used when connecting with the “VESA Timing” Monitor or TV.

3. DVI (C): RBG or DVI output is used when connecting with the “Component Timing” Monitor or TV.

RGB Out

Connect it with TV monitor’s RGB input connector, while the Output Switch shall be switched to “RGB/DVI (V)” or “DVI (C) ”position.

DVI with HDCP Out

Connect them with TV monitor’s DVI input connector, while the Output Switch shall be switched to “RGB/DVI (V)” or “DVI (C) ”position.

Note: The Receiver DVI with HDCP output is the one that is compliant with EIA-861 and HDCP

specification. Check your TV or monitor’s user manual to find out if the TV or monitor’s DVI is compliant with these specifications, or you cannot see any picture on your TV or monitor.

Power Connector

AC power input, 100-240V, 50-60Hz.

RS-232

For service only.

HD12 Physical Installation

There are many ways to connect the HD12 Receiver to your home entertainment system, depending on the equipment and connection types you have. However, for the best video/audio quality, use the higher quality Y/Pr/Pr or DVI connections if available. And always remember to disconnect the receiver from the power source prior to connecting or after disconnecting the cable to the UHF/VHF antenna.

Before Connecting to other devices

When the receiver is connected to the antenna attached with a signal amplifier which requires

power supply, be sure the amplifier doesn't have power leakage before connecting the coaxial cable to the receiver.

Connecting Antennas

1. Connect Antenna to the Receiver RF Input by using a coaxial RF cable.

2. You may connect Cable NTSC signal to the receiver by using a coaxial RF cable.

Note: except the terrestrial ATSC signal, the Receiver

also could receive the traditional NTSC signal, please note

that it could not recognize the digital cable QAM signal to

decode.

Cable

Antenna

TV Connection – Analog TV

RF IN

S-VIDEO

OPTICAL

COAXIAL

udio

Receiver

Cable

Antenna

1. Connect the Antenna or Cable to the Receiver RF Input by using a coaxial RF cable.

2. Connect the “VIDEO OUTPUT” and “AUDIO OUTPUT” to the “A/V IN” jack on your TV by using RCA-type cables. You also could use the S-VIDEO instead of the VIDEO. Uses the S-VIDEO cable to connect the Receiver “S-VIDEO OUT” to your TV “S-VIDEO IN”.

3. If you have the “Home Theater” audio system, connect the “Coaxial S/PDIF” or “Optical S/PDIF” to your “Dolby Digital compatible A/V Receiver” by using the fiber or RCA-type coaxial cable.

TV Connection – HDTV TV or Monitor (YPbPr)

RF IN

DVI OUT

RGB OUT

OUTPUT SWITCH

VIDEO

AUDIO

OUTPUT

COAXIAL

YPbPr

S-VIDEO OPTICAL

UDIO

VIDEO

INPUT

S-VIDEO

RS-232

S/PDIF

100 ~ 240V 50/60 Hz

AC INPUT

Y Pb Pr

DVI

(C)

RGB/ DVI (V)

RF IN

S-VIDEO

OPTICAL

COAXIAL

udio

Receiver

Cable

Antenna

OUTPUT SWITCH

Y Pb Pr

DVI (C)

RGB /DVI (V)

1. Connect the Antenna or Cable to the Receiver RF Input by using a coaxial RF cable.

2. Connect the “YPbPr OUTPUT” and “AUDIO OUTPUT” to the “YPbPr IN” and “AUDIO IN” jack on your TV by using YPbPr and Audio L/R RCA-type cables.

Note: when you are using the YPbPr connection, the

“

OUTPUT SWITCH” must be set toward the “YPbPr

”

position.

TV Connection – HDTV TV or Monitor (RGB)

OPTICAL

COAXIAL

udio

Receiver

Cable

Antenna

OUTPUT SWITCH

Y Pb Pr

DVI (C)

RGB /DVI (V)

1. Connect the Antenna or Cable to the Receiver RF Input by using a coaxial RF cable.

2. Connect the “RGB OUT” and “AUDIO OUTPUT” to the “RGB IN” and “AUDIO IN” jack on your TV by using RGB and Audio L/R RCA-type cables.

3. Connect the “Coaxial S/PDIF” or “Optical S/PDIF” to the “Dolby Digital compatible A/V Receiver” by using the fiber or RCA-type coaxial cable if you have the “Home Theater” audio system.

Note: when you are using the RGB connecting, the “ OUTPUT SWITCH

”

must be set toward the “RGB/DVI (V)” or “DVI (C)” position. The HDTV T

or Monitor RGB signal reception timing setting depends on the

manufacture’s setup. However, you could try both of switch position till you

could see the Receiver’s picture on TV screen.

TV Connection – HDTV TV or Monitor (DVI with HDCP)

OPTICAL

COAXIAL

udio

Receiver

Cable

Antenna

OUTPUT SWITCH

Y Pb Pr

DVI (C)

RGB /DVI (V)

1. Connect the Antenna or Cable to the Receiver RF Input by using a coaxial RF cable.

2. Connect the “DVI OUT” and “AUDIO OUTPUT” to the “DVI IN” and “AUDIO IN” jack on your TV by using DVI and Audio L/R RCA-type cables.

3. Connect the “Coaxial S/PDIF” or “Optical S/PDIF” to the “Dolby Digital compatible A/V

Receiver” by using the fiber cable or RCA-type coaxial if you have the “Home Theater” audio system.

Note: when you are using the DVI connecting, the “ OUTPUT SWITCH” must be

set toward the “DVI (C)” position. The Receiver DVI with HDCP output is the

one that is compliant with EIA-861 and HDCP specification. Check your TV or

monitor’s user manual to find out if the TV or monitor’s DVI is compliant with

these specifications, or you cannot see any picture on your TV or monitor.

Video Source Connection

1. You could connect Video source like DVD, VCR, LD or Cable/Satellite Receiver by using

the Composite Video or S-Video cable.

2. Connect the “AUDIO OUT” jack on the video source device to the receiver’s “Audio IN”

by using Audio L/R RCA-type cables.

Note: when you are using the S-VIDEO for connecting

the Video-Source-Device to the Receiver, please note that

the Receiver’s S-VIDEO audio input is set on the first pair

of Audio L/R INPUT RCA jack.

Viewing the Remote Control

Battery Installation

Use two AAA batteries (supplied) Remove battery cover by pushing the tab while lifting the cover up. Install batteries matching (+) and (-) polarity signs. Replace the battery cover.

Note: incorrect installation can cause battery leakage and corrosion that will damage the Remote Control.

Precautions

Replace batteries in pairs. Do not mix battery types (zinc carbon with alkaline). Do not recharge, heat, and short circuit, disassemble, or burn batteries.

Button Description

Power Press to turn ON and OFF the device Numeric Buttons Press to enter channel number or password MUTE Press to turn off the audio output

CC/CS

Press to call up the Closed Caption (CC) and Caption Service (CS) list. You can select one the desired Closed Caption.

INFO

Press to displays I-Plate, providin

information about

the current channel, press twice to see the pro

ram

extend information

AUDIO Press to select multi-lingual Audio soundtracks MENU Press to activate or close the On-Screen Display EXIT Press to back to the previous menu page EPG Press to display the Electric Program Guide

FAV

Press to displays the “ALL”, “Digital”, “Analog” and “Favorite” program list.

Direction buttons

Press to move hi

hlighted selection through menu or

submenus

Enter Press highlight menu or submenu item CH+/CH－

Press to scroll channel up and down.

VOL+/VOL－

Press to increase or decrease audio volume

V. FORMAT

Press to change the picture resolution between

1920

X 1080i; 1280 x 720p; 720 x 480p; and 720 x 480i

video

format for YPbPr, RGB or DVI output.

A. RATIO

Press to ad

usts the aspects ratio between 16:9 and

4:3 modes.

FREEZE Press to pause the Picture in Picture INPUT

Press to change the auxiliary input from Tuner, Video 1, Video 2 or S-Video.

POP (Red) Press to display the Picture on Picture PIP (Green) Press to display or delete PIP frame PIP.POS (Yellow) Press to change PIP Frame location in PIP mode

PIP.SWAP (Blue)

Press to swap Main picture with PIP frame in PIP mode

MENU Map

OSD Menu Tree

Channel Lock Setup

Edit

Favorite Lists Setup

Auto Scan (ATSC & NTSC) Scan Ch2~69

Off Air (ATSC&NTSC) Enter Ch Scan

Cable STD Enter Ch Scan

Cable IRC Enter Ch Scan

Channel

Enter

Password

Manual Scan

Cable HRC Enter Ch Scan

Default

Small

Middle

Font Size

Large

Default

Style0 Style1 Style3 Style4 Style5 Style6

Font Style

Style7

Default

Red

Black

Background

Green

Yellow

Pink

Light Blue

Font Color

Foreground

Blue

Default

Background

Solid Full

Translucent Fill

Caption

Font Opacity

Foreground

Transparent Fill

480i(720x480) 4:3 (Letterbox)

480p(720x480) 4:3(Zoom)

720p(1280x720) 4:3(Full)

4/3(ratio)

1080i(1920x1280)

480i(720x480) 16:9 (Pillar box)

480p(720x480) 16:9(Zoom)

720p(1280x720) 16:9(Full)

Format

16/9(ratio)

1080i(1920x1280)

PCM

Sound

Dolby Digital

Opacity

0%~100%

adjustment

I-Plate Display Time Seconds Setting 2.4.6 sec / off

Time Format 12 or 24

Time Zone

Time

Adjustment

30min/per

Setup

About

HW & SW

version

N/A

Lock

Enter

Password

Rating MPAA

PG-13

NC-17

None

TV-Y

TV-Y7 FV

TV-G V

TV-PG

TV-14

USTV

TV-MA

Password Enter Password New Password

Confirm New

Password

Reset Box Confirm Reset Reset

Hotkey Map

Item Name Hot Key Function

1 POWER

OFF

OFF(default)

CC1

CC2

CC3

2 CC/CS (Closed Caption)

CC4

3 MUTE Press to turn-off /on audio output 4 #0~#9 Numerical keypad (Channel Number)

Language 1(ATSC)

Language 2(ATSC)

5 AUDIO

Language 3(ATSC)

6 INFO.

Displays I-Plate providing information about the current channel

7 FAV.

Display the favorite channel list. (MAIN+ATSC+NTSC+FAV. )

8 EPG

Press to display the Program Guide window, press again could show the Channel Guide window

9 MENU Activates or turn off the On Screen Menu

CH ▲CH▼

Control the channel up/down

11 VOL +VOL - Control the volume increase/decrease

Format:480i

Format:480P

Format:720P

12 V. Format

Format:1080i

4:3 (LetterBox)

4:3 (Pan&Scan)

4:3 (Crop)

16:9 (PillarBox)

16:9 (Pan&Scan)

13 A.RATIO

16:9 (Crop)

14 FREEZE Freezes the picture on the main screen

PIP-OFF

C-Video 1

C-Video 2

S-Video

DigitalTV1

15 PIP(Green)

DigitalTV2 Up

Down

Left

16 PIP.POS

Right

17 PIP.SWAP

Swap between Main Video window and PIP1 Video window

Mono

Stereo

MTS (Audio Key in

receiving analog TV)

Sap

19 POP(Red)

Displaying a current selected channel program surrounding by 8 sub-pictures.

20 Timing Switch (HW) Component/VESA Timing on RGB & DVI output

TV mode

C1-Video

C2-Video

21 INPUT

S-Video

Setting Up The HD12 RECEIVER

1. Make sure the physical connection is properly connected.

2. Switch on the TV.

3. Select the appropriate external video input on your TV by using the TV remote control.

4. Select the appropriate video output on the Receiver by using the Receiver video output switch.

5. Make sure the receiver is already in power-on mode. If it is in off mode (i.e. front panel shows ----), switch on the receiver by pressing the “POWER” button on the front panel of the receiver or on the remote control.

6. If the box is moved to a different location. You should reset the box to factory default (Page 31) and do the channel scanning all over again.

Press the “MENU” button to see the Menu banner.

Channel

Before you can use any of the channel buttons (CH ▲▼, FAV.), the available channels must first be scanned and memorized.

Initial Screen –

● The first time when the receiver is powered on,

you will see a message block of “Press (Menu)

key and then select Channel to run Auto/Manual Scan”. Press the MENU button to

display the MENU banner.

● Use the arrow keys ◄ or ► to move highlight

through the menu banner, the highlight icon will lead to show those second layer function items.

● Press “EXIT” button will return to the previous

menu or press “MENU” key to directly leave the menu.

Auto Scan

The steps required to program the receiver are outlined as below:

● Press ◄ or ►keys to move highlight to the

CHANNEL and enter default password “0000” to show three sub-menus,

1. Edit

2. Auto Scan

3. Manual Scan

● Press ▲ or ▼ buttons to highlight the AUTO

SCAN, and then press ENTER to Launch the auto scan. An AUTO-SCAN window will show the SCAN status.

● The receiver starts Off-Air channel. It will search

both NTSC analogue and ATSC digital signal from channel 2 up to channel 69. The percentage bar shows the progress being made.

● Once the digital TV signal is scanned, the channel

number and program name will be shown on the “Scan List”.

● It takes a few minutes to complete the whole

scanning process.

● Scanning will end up on channel 69, When it is

complete (even in processin

) you can press

“

EXIT” key to leave this window and enjoy

watching DTV programs.

Memorize Channel Manually

● On the Channel menu page, select the third item

“Manual Scan”, and then use the ◄ or ► button to select the channel plan.

● Press Enter to highlight the input column. Then

press numeric buttons to input the channel number. The channel frequency will be automatically showing on right side of the input column.

● Press Enter button when the message “Add

channel” and “press Enter to add channel” has shown.

● If the ATSC si

nal is found and locked, the Status will show message “Get No.XX 8VSB channel success”. Then you can press EXIT or Menu to leave the menu page and watch the program, or go ahead scanning the other channels.

● If the signal is not locked, the status will show “Got No Channel”. You can scan the signal again or refer to the si

nal level bar “Signal” for aligning

the direction of the antenna to get the signal.

● When the signal is locked and the receiver is on the channel, you can enter into this page to check the signal level.

Note : It’s suggested that you contact the antenna Installer when you have to troubling with locking the signal.

● Press EXIT button to back to the main menu or

press MENU button to leave.

Edit Channel

● On the “Channel” menu, press the numeric key to input the default password “0000” or user password to show the sub-menu. Press ▲ and ▼ to highlight the Edit, and then press Enter.

● Press ▲▼ and◄ ► buttons to highlight the channel’s BLOCK or FAV control column and press ENTER to block channel or copy channel into the favorite channel list “F1”.

● After the edit setting, press the EXIT button, then it will pop up a confirmation window,

1. Press ENTER key on “NO” to cancel the change.

2. Highlight “YES” and press ENTER to save the settings.

NOTE:

When the blocked channel has selected, the program can not be showed, and you will get the message ”Channel is blocked” from TV screen.

Caption (Closed-Caption Options)

Press the MENU button on the remote control.

● Press ◄ ► buttons to highlight “Caption” icon and press ENTER.

Font Size:

● Press ◄ ► and ▲▼ buttons and the ENTER button to select desired Closed Caption font size.

Font Style:

● Press ◄ ► and ▲▼ buttons and the ENTER button to select desired Closed Caption font style.

Closed Caption Background Color:

● Press ◄ ► and ▲▼ buttons and the ENTER button to select desired Closed Caption background color.

Closed Caption Foreground Color:

● Press ◄ ► and ▲▼ buttons and the ENTER button to select desired Closed Caption font color.

Closed Caption Background Opacity:

● Press ◄ ► and ▲▼ buttons and the ENTER button to select desired Closed Caption background opacity.

Closed Caption Foreground Opacity:

● Press ◄ ► and ▲▼ buttons and the ENTER button to select desired Closed Caption foreground opacity.

● Press EXIT button to back to the main menu or press MENU button to leave.

Setup

Press MENU and ◄ ► buttons to highlight the “Setup” menu to show its sub-menus,

1. Format

2. Sound

3. Opacity

4. I-Plate

5. Time Zone

6. About

Format (Screen Format Setup)

● From the “Screen” menu, press ▲▼ buttons to highlight the “Format” and press ENTER.

● Press ▲▼and◄ ► buttons to select your TV type, video resolution and aspect ratio.

● Press EXIT button to back to the main menu pa

or press MENU button to leave.

Note:

You can also change the picture resolution or TV Fomat by pressing the “V.Format” and “A.RATIO”button on the remote control.

Aspect Ratio

Your options in the Screen Format menu depend on the type of TV or monitor you are using with the Receiver.

● 4:3 (Letterbox): Select this when receiving a 16:9 source signal and you want to see the original

16:9 format. Blank panels will appear at the top and bottom of the screen.

● 4:3 (Zoom): Select this wills no blank panels will be added.

● 4:3 (Full): Select this when receiving a 16:9 image and you want the wide movie format to fill the

entire screen.

● 16:9 (Pillar box): Select this when receiving a 4:3 source signal and you want to see the original 4:3

format. Blank panels appear at the left and right of the screen.

● 16:9 (Zoom): Select this wills no blank panels will be added.

● 16:9 (Full): Select this when receiving a 16:9 image and you want the wide movie format to fill the

entire screen.

4:3 TV or Monitor:

4:3 TV FORMAT

SOURCE SIGNAL

LETTER BOX FULL ZOOM

16:9 TV or Monitor:

16:9 MONITOR FORMAT

SOURCE SIGNAL

PILLAR BOX FULL ZOOM

Sound (Digital Audio Output Setting)

The digital channel’s sounds can be output from the rear-panel S/PDIF connectors of your receiver. The digital sound outputs are either optical through or coaxial connectors. After connecting an optical or a coaxial digital-audio component, you must specify the transmission format (Dolby Digital or PCM).

● Press Enter on Sound to show the audio format option, you can press ◄ ► buttons to highlight the desired audio format, and then press Enter to confirm the setting.

● Press EXIT button to back to the main menu or

press MENU button to leave.

Opacity proper (Changing Transparency of On-Screen-Display)

● Press ▲▼ buttons to highlight the Opacity and press Enter.

● Use the ◄ ►buttons to change the percentage of the On-Screen-Display’s transparency.

● Press EXIT button to back to the main menu or

press MENU button to leave.

I-Plate (Changing Display time of the information-Plate)

● Select the I-Plate, you can press ◄ ► and ▲▼ buttons to change the Information-Plate display time to 2, 4, 6 seconds or off mode.

● Press EXIT button to back to the main menu or

press MENU button to leave.

Time Zone

● Press ▲or▼ buttons to highlight TIME ZONE from the Setup menu and press ENTER.

● As you have received a digital signal, the receiver’s time will be set automatically.

● Press the ◄ or ► buttons to change time display format between 12 and 24.

● Press the Enter buttons to highlight the input column, and then press ◄ or ► buttons to change time zone (increase or decrease 30 minutes when press the arrow key every time).

● Press EXIT button to go back to the main menu or

press MENU button to leave.

About (Receiver Information)

● Under Setup’s sub-menu, you can select item “About” to check the hardware and software version.

● Press▲ or ▼ buttons to hi

hlight About and press

ENTER button to see the information window.

● Press EXIT button to back to the main menu or

press MENU button to leave.

Lock Rating (Lock Programs Using the USTV(FCC) or MPAA)

Press the MENU button on the remote control.

● Press ◄ ►buttons to highlight “Lock” icon and press ENTER to show the enter password column.

● Enter the password correctly.

● After the password is entered, the screen will

display three sub-menu,

1. Rating

2. Password

3. Reset Box

● Press ▲▼ buttons to highlight the “Rating”, and then press Enter to into the rating control menu.

This menu lists both MPAA and USTV (FCC) Parental ratings. You can independently lock the MPAA and TV ratings. The locked ratings are indicated by the lock symbol.

● Press ▲▼ and◄ ► buttons and the ENTER button to activate the appropriate restrictions for either MPAA rating system or USTV(FCC) rating system.

● Press EXIT button to back to the main menu or press MENU button to leave.

NOTE:

When the ratin

locked channel has selected, the

program cannot be showed and you will

et the

message ”Program is rating blocked” from TV screen.

Important information About “Parental Rating”

Explanation of the MPAA and TV (FCC) Rating Systems:

USTV (FCC) Age-Based Ratings TV-MA Mature audiences only. This program may contain mature themes, profane language, graphic

violence and explicit sexual content.

TV-14 Parents strongly cautioned. This program may contain sophisticated themes, sexual content,

strong language and more intense violence.

TV-PG Parental guidance suggested. The program may contain infrequent coarse language, limited

violence, some suggestive sexual dialogue and situations.

TV-G General audience. It contains little or no violence, no strong language, and little or no sexual

dialogue or situations.

TV-Y7 Directed to older children. Themes and elements in this program may include mild physical

or comedic violence, or may frighten children under the age of seven.

TV-Y All children. The themes and elements in this program are specifically designed for a very

young audience, including children from ages two – six.

USTV (FCC) Content Category V Violence. S Sexual content.

L Offensive language. D Dialogue...sexual innuendo. FV Fantasy or cartoon violence.

MPAA Rating System (Movies) G General audience. No restriction. PG Children under 13 should be accompanied by an adult. PG-13 Parental guidance suggested. Children under 13 should be accompanied by an adult. R Restricted. Viewers should be 17 or older. NC-17 Not classified. Viewers should be 17 or older. X Adults only.

* USTV (FCC) ratings: The particular rating that you have selected will be locked (and indicated as a

green lock symbol). Also, all of the age-based ratings will be locked within the

particular group. Suppose that the TV-G rating and all of its contents (V, S, L, and D)

are locked.

In that case, more restrictive ratings (TV-PG, TV-14, and TV-MA) and all of their contents (V,

S, L, and D) are automatically locked as well.

* MPAA ratings: The particular rating that you have selected will be locked. In addition, more restrictive ratings

will be locked as well.

* Neither USTV (FCC) ratings nor MPAA ratings apply to news programs.

Change Password

Please be noted that the access right of “Lock”, “Channel” menu functions are all controlled by the Password. You need to input the correct password to enter these functions.

● Press the MENU button on the remote control.

● Press ◄ or ► buttons to highlight the Lock

icon. Then press ▲or ▼buttons to highlight the Password and press ENTER.

● Follow the description on the pop-up window to

press numeric buttons to input the new and confirm new password.

● Press EXIT button to back to the main menu or

press MENU button to leave.

Reset Receiver’s Data To Default

The “Reset Box” function allows resetting HD12 Receiver back to factory default status.

● On the “Lock” page, press ▲or ▼ buttons to

highlight the Reset Box, then press Enter, there will pop up the RESET confirmation message “Press Yes will reset box to default value”,

1. Press ENTER on “Yes” to process.

2. Use ◄ or ► keys to highlight “NO” and press ENTER to cancel.

● Press EXIT button to back to the main menu or press MENU button to leave.

Forget the Password?

You must reset the Receiver to back to the default status if you forget the password. Please be noted that you will lose all your setting when the Receiver has reset.

● Turn off the Receiver and press the “POWER” button on the front panel or on the remote control.

When the front panel LED display “boot”, and then press the front panel button “

▲”, “ ▼”, “◄” and

“ MENU-SELECT” in sequence. The Receiver will be reset to default status automatically.

● Uses the default password “0000” to enter the Menu item which requires the password.

● You have to do the channel scan as you turn on the Receiver for the first time (see page.20).

INFO (Information-Plate)

When you are watching the DTV channels and want to learn the current program name and relevant information, you can press “INFO” button to show I-Plate on screen.

Current EPG

● after pressing INFO button, the I-Plate will pop up

including information as follows,

- TV Station Name

- Current Channel Number

- Current Local Time

- Program Name

- Program start and end time

- Picture resolution

- Closed Caption

- Audio System (Dolby 5.1 or PCM)

- Program Rating Information

NEXT EPG

● you can press the ► button, the I-Plate status will

change to show the NEXT program’s information. Press the ◄ button could return to the Current status.

Extended Program Information

● When the Current or Next status I-Plate is still on

the TV screen, press the INFO button again will call up the extended program information of the current TV channel.

● Press INFO button again to cancel the I-Plate or

Extension window, or you can press EXIT button to leave.

Note:

Be sure the receiver leaves the main menu of On

Screen Display and is tuned to a TV channel when you press “INFO”.

Audio(Select a Multitack Language when Receiving DTV Program)

● Press the AUDIO button to display Multi-language

window.

● Use ▼ ▲ keys to highlight the language you

want and press ENTER button to change it.

● Press EXIT button to back to the main menu or

press MENU button to leave.

MTS (Set Audio when Receiving Analog TV Program)

● Press the AUDIO button in sequence could change

Receiver audio output status to “MONO”, “STEREO” or “SAP” when watch the NTSC TV channel.

● Press EXIT button to back to the main menu or

press MENU button to leave.

EPG (Electric Program Guide)

● Press the EPG button to display EPG window.

● The current program will be highlighted yellow

color automatically.

● Press ◄ ►or ▲▼ buttons to roll program list

toward right to see maximum 12 hours program guide.

Channel Guide

● Press EPG buttons again when in the EPG window,

you can see the channel list guide. Press ▲or ▼ buttons to roll Channel list toward up or down.

INPUT (External Video/Audio Input)

● When you are watching DVD programs from AUX

IN (2 Composite Video In/ 1 S-Video and 2 pairs of Audio Left/Right In connectors on the receiver’s back panel), you can press INPUT button to select TV, Composite Video 1, Composite Video 2, S-Video signal input.

● Press V.FORMAT button can upscale the picture

resolution to 480p, 720p or 1080i.

PIP (To watch two channels at the same time)

● When you are watching the terrestrial or cable TV

programs, you can press PIP button on the remote control to show the multiple programs on TV screen.

● Press “PIP” button on the remote control, you can

get the PIP PROGRAM list containing all digital TV programs within the same RF channel (for instance, channel KTRK-SD) and auxiliary signal input:

Composite Video and S-Video. Use ▲ and ▼

keys to hi

hlight the desired source signal and press ENTER button , then you can watch this Digital TV program by PIP, which is in the small screen on the right bottom side of the screen.

● Press EXIT or PIP button can cancel the PIP menu window.

● Use ▲ and ▼ keys to browse through the PIP

Program lists.

● Highlight the program and press ENTER key to get the Picture In Picture– two programs on the TV screen at the same time.

● You can press the EXIT button or highlight the PIP OFF and press ENTER to close the PIP function.

● To close the small screen you can press the PIP button again or press EXIT button.

PIP Position (To Move Small Picture Position in Picture In Picture)

● When in PIP mode, you can press the PIP.POS button to move small picture position to center, up right, downright, down-left or up-left.

PIP SWAP (To Swap Big and Small Picture In PIP)

● When in PIP mode, you can press the PIP.SWAP button to swap big and small picture.

● To close the small screen you can press the PIP button again or press EXIT button.

POP (Picture On Picture)

● When you are watching terrestrial or cable TV channels, you can press “POP” button on the remote control to call up the POP screen.

● You can get a current selected channel program surrounding by 8 sub-pictures. The sub-pictures are all digital TV programs within the same RF channel

● To close the POP screen, you can press the POP button again or press EXIT button.

CLOSED CAPTION

● When you learn from the I-PLATE that there is

Closed Caption data on the current channel, you

can press CC/CS button on the remote control to display C.C. Option list it on the TV screen.

● Use

▲ and ▼ keys to hi

hlight the desired CC

signal and press ENTER button.

● After the type of Closed Caption has selected,

press EXIT or CC/CS key to cancel the CC Option list , then you can watch this Digital TV program with Closed Caption.

FAVORITE CHANNEL LIST

● When you are watching terrestrial or cable TV channels, you can press “FAV” button on the remote control to call up the Favorite List.

● Use

◄ and ► keys to navigate “ALL”, “ATSC”,

“NTSC” and “FAV” program lists.

● Use ▲ and ▼ keys to browse through the

selected program lists and highlight the program you like to watch, then press ENTER button.

Press Numeric Key to Select Digital Channel

For the digital channel number is different with the traditional NTSC channel number. Please follow below indication to select the digital channel if you prefer to use numeric key to do the channel selection.

Example: digital channel number: 10 - 2

1. press numeric key “1” and “0”

2. press “► “buttons

3. press numeric key “2”

FREEZE the PICTURE

● Press the “FREEZE” button on the remote control to freeze the main window picture. A remain message “Freeze” will be shown on up-right of the display screen.

● You can press the “FREEZE” button again to release the picture.

Note: If you freeze a pro

ram for purposes other than

personal viewing, you may infringe on the

copyrights that the program may be under.

APPENDIX 1 DTV Channel Table Information

*Log on to the website http://www.antennaweb.org

and select “Choose An Antenna”, enter your address and find the DTV stations airing the EDTV/HDTV signal you can receive. Then visit the local station’s website for program schedules. Usually the website name is the same as the station’s name. For example, DTV station WCBS (channel 56) New York’s website is http://www.wcbs.com and KCET (UHF channel 59) Los Angeles’s website is http://www.kcet.org

However, the most accurate method for locating the local station’s website is through their original network, for example, to find WCBS New York through the associated network CBS’s website. You can also contact the network services center for detailed information about their local DTV program package.

Note :

(a) By utilizing the website Antenna Web you can also get information on choosing the correct antenna

type and its positioning to the DTV station you want to watch.

(b) NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) has updates on the local DTV stations in operation at http://www.nab.org/Newsroom/Issues/digitaltv/DTVstations.asp

APPENDIX 2 TROUBLE SHOOTING

Problem Solution

(1) The receiver front panel power

indicator (red LED) doesn't light up, and no message on the front panel display

(a) Check the main lead and make sure the power plug is

well plugged into a stable power outlet

(b) Press "Power" button on the front panel to see if the red light

(power indicator) is on.

(2) Has message on the front panel but

no picture on your TV screen

(a) Press button "Menu" on the remote control or front panel to

call up On Screen Display

(b) Make sure the connector type between set top box and your

TV set matches each other. For instance, if you use RCA or S-Video connector you may choose the same external video input RCA or S-Video mode in TV set.

TV program.

(3) Poor picture quality (a) Check the antenna and make sure it is aligned to the correct

direction. Use receiver's "Manual Scan" page to check the signal's RF Level when aligning the antenna.

(b) If you use any kind of amplifier to boost the signal level,

please check whether it works well, and ask help from the antenna installer.

(4) No audio service (a) Check the receiver and your TV's volume are properly set and

not in "mute" mode. (b) Check the audio connectors are correctly and firmly connected (c) Make sure the receiver switch to the correct Audio mode: AC-3

or PCM (MPEG/Analog Audio). (d) Scan this channel again by using "Manual Setup" and see if

the audio service will come back. (e) Check with the local TV stations. Sometimes they are just

testing new services on their TV or Radio channels.

(5) No video service (a) Check the receiver output and your TV's input are properly

set.

(b) Check the Video connectors are correctly and firmly

connected

ain by using "Manual Installation" and see

if the video service will come back. (d) Check with the local TV stations. Sometimes they are just

testing new video services on their channels the video service

may stop every once in a while.

(6) Does not have all the channels

available after using "Auto Scan” when first time installing the receiver.

(a) Try "Manual Setup" to scan these missing channels. Once the

receiver picks up the signal, all the transmission parameters

will be stored in receiver's memory automatically.

(7) Cannot lock signal by using "Manual Setup”

(a) Check the channel number is correct according to the channel

table and updated channel table information on Appendix 1

(8) No Closed Caption (a) Make sure the channel you are watching carries closed caption

information.

(b) Press CC/CS button on the remote control to double check

there’s closed caption data output.

(9) Cannot receive channels after

moving the receiver between cities (For instance from New York to Los Angeles)

(a) Reset the Receiver, then use "Auto Installation" or "Manual

Installation" to scan through all the channels again.

APPENDIX 3 ON SCREEN MESSAGE

Message Solution

(1) Bad or No Signal

(a) Check the antenna cable is connected correctly and firmly to the

receiver. (b) Check the digital channel whether it is out of service or not.

(2) NTSC Channel not Support POP This message shows when you press the POP on watching NTSC

channel.

(3) NTSC Channel not Support PIP This message shows when you press the PIP on watching NTSC

channel.

(4) PIP cannot open since P.G. has been

set

The channel could not be PIP when the parental rating has been setup. Cancel the Rating setting in Lock menu if you like to see the PIP picture.

(4) AUX Source not Support PIP The Receiver could not do the PIP when you watching auxiliary video

input as C-Video 1, C-Video 2 or S-Video.

(5) Updating Channel Database This message shows when the channel content has changed by TV

station or system operator. The Receiver is updating the channel database.

(6) Program is rating locked This message shows the program is controlled by the Rating setup.

The user is not allowed to see it. Please see page Rating setup.

(7) Channel is blocked This message shows when the channel is blocked in Channel Edit

menu.

(8) Press (Menu) key and then select

Channel to run Auto/Manual Scan

This message shows on the first time the receiver is powered on, the available channels must first be scanned and memorized.

(9) TV SET/Monitor dose not support

HDCP, simultaneous RGBHV output is affected too, please removes DVI cable connection.

The message shows your TV or Monitor’s DVI input does not support the HDCP (Copy Protection), and it suggest you to remove the DVI connection.

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Please call us at (800)688-6688 or email us at service.us@viewsonic.com

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APPENDIX 4 GLOSSARY

* Aspect Ratio : It is the ratio of the width of the screen to the height. The two relevant digital TV

formats are 16:9 (wide screen) or 4:3 (the traditional screen ratio). 16:9 is more ergonomically suitable for human's eye.

* Bandwidth : Frequency range allows for carrying a certain radio signal. The speed of data transmission

depends on the available bandwidth of the transmission channel.

* Coaxial Cable : A type of cable used to transmit high frequency signals e.g. from the VHF/UHF

antenna to the terrestrial Digital TV receiver.

* Composite Video : There are three elements of the video system : First - the " active video" which

means the picture to be displayed on the screen and its associated colors. Second - the " sync" decides where to place each pixel on the screen. Third - the " blanking" tells the display when to turn off the electron beam so no retrace across the screen. These three elements combined together is called " composite video" when connecting to a display through connectors.

* ATSC: Abbreviation for "Advanced Television System Committee". The Advanced Television Systems

Committee, Inc. (ATSC), is an international, non-profit membership organization developing voluntary standards for the entire spectrum of advanced television systems. They stipulate the standard for terrestrial Digital TV broadcast which is also called ATSC.

* EPG : Abbreviation for "Electronic Program Guide". A software that enable viewers to navigate through

the large number of channels offered by digital TV broadcaster and select the desired services.

* Frequency : The property of a signal which is measured in cycles per second(=Hertz).

* Letterbox : The picture with aspect ratio 16:9 in a 4:3 TV screen with blank lines on top and bottom.

It is the means to watch a wide screen TV program on a 4:3 TV screen.

* Megahertz (MHz) : Millions of cycles per second, which describes frequencies of radio wave or

electric current.

* OSD : Abbreviation of "On Screen Display", used in digital set top box. OSD is comprised of a main

menu and many submenu with lots of options of functions inside.

* NTSC : Stands for "National Television System Committee”, the U.S. video standard which includes the

image format of 4: 3, 525 horizontal lines (only 480 lines active among them, 60 Hz and a total 6 MHz channel width.

* PID : Stands for "Packet Identifier". It is a code used for identifying video, audio PCR and other

elements that form a particular service in the transport stream.

* RF Channel : Radiated Frequency Channel, one RF channel may carry 4 to 6 sub-channels

2-1,2-2,2-3.etc.

* S-Video (also called Y/C) : The standard for the way a video signal is carried on the cable. Y

represents brightness and C represents color. S-Video cables have separate wires for the color and brightness so it offers a better picture quality than the composite video.

* VHF : Stands for "Very High Frequency", starts from 30 to 300 MHz corresponding to

channels 5-12,including Bands I, II and III.

* UHF : Stands for "Ultra High Frequency", starts from 300 to 3000 MHz corresponding to

channels 28-69, including Bands IV and V.

* YPbPr : Component Video Output. It is better than S-Video and Composite Video output in terms of

picture quality. YPbPr is the standard HDTV connector.

APPENDIX 5 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Standards Compliance

Compliant Standard ATSC

Tuner Input

Frequency 54 ~ 864 MHz Bandwidth 6 MHz Connector F-Type Female Demodulator 8-VSB

Video Output

Formats MP @ ML & MP @ HL Aspect Ratio 4:3 , 16:9 Picture Resolution 1920 X 1080i; 1280 x 720p; 720 x 480p; 640x480i Output System

ATSC HDTV/ NTSC

Socket DVI-HDCP/ RGBHV/ YPbPr/ S-Video/ RCA

Video Input

Format Composite Video x2 / S-Video x1 Connector RCA jack/ Mini Hosiden Socket

Audio Output

Formats Dolby Digital; MPEG (I & II) Sample Rate 32 / 44.1 / 48 KHz Mode Mono / Stereo / Dual Connector Optical S/PDIF; Coaxial S/PDIF

Audio Input

Sample Rate 32 / 44.1 / 48 KHz Connector RCA jack

Front Panel

IR Receiver Yes Function Control 7 Keys Channel Display 4 Digits / 7-segment display

Rear Panel I/0 ports

1 Tuner input 1 set of S-Video port input 2 set of RCA audio port input (L/R) 1 set of S-Video port output 1 set of RCA audio port output (L/R) 1 set of YPbPr Video ports output 1 set of Fiber S/PDIF audio port output 1 set of RGBHV Video ports output 1 set of Coaxial S/PDIF audio port output 1 set of DVI with HDCP Video ports output 2 set of RCA Video port input 1 set of RS-232 data ports

1 set of RCA Video port output 1 set of power socket

Power Supply

Input Voltage 90~240 VAC, 50/60 Hz Consumption (max.) 30 W

Dimension

Size (W x D x H)

360× 282 × 79 mm

Weight 2 Kg (Unpacked)

Environmental Data

Operating Temperature

5°~ 40℃

Storage Temperature

-40 ~ 65℃

*Specifications are subject to change without notice.

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