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Please read and keep these instructions
USER MANUAL
DIGITAL TERRESTRIAL RECEIVER
STB10SD
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Important safe ty inst ructions to be kept w ith the p roduct
Please read atte ntive ly
To prevent fire and el ectri c shock, do no t expos e this re ceiver to ra in or moi sture. In order to
avoid any possib le risk o f electric s hock, n ever at tempt to ope n the uni t. In cas e of
breakdown, rep arati on should be m ade by qu alified technic ians. N o part of this unit sho uld
be repaired by use rs.
WARNING!
Presence of dang erous t ension inside app aratu s! Do not open. Risk of e lectr ic shock!No part sh ould
be repaired by use rs. The m aintenance of the r eceiv er should be carrie d out exc lusively by quali fied
persons.
If the power cord is d amage d, it must be replace d or repa ired by the ma nufac turer, its after-s ales se rvice,
qualified elec trici an or person s of simi lar qualificati on in ord er to avoid possibl e dange r.
The product must b e insta lled in acco rdanc e with na tional reg ulati ons.
The used batteri es must b e disposed o f safel y. Thro w them in coll ectio n bins pr ovided (in quire a fter your
retailer for mor e detai ls) in order t o prote ct the en vironmen t.
Proper Install ation
- Place the receiv er on a fla t, firm and stable su rface . Do not put it on a c arpet o r rug.
- Do not place the rec eiver o n top of anoth er devi ce, suc h as an amplif ier. This ma y lead to over heati ng.
- Do not put anythin g above t he unit (for e xampl e, CDs or m agazines ).
Sufficient Vent ilati on
- Place the receiv er in a wel l-ventil ated lo catio n to prevent a ccumu lation of interna l heat. Al low a gap of at
least 10cm to the re ar and th e top of the unit, as wel l as a spac e of 5cm to both s ides to a void
overheating.
- Do not obstruct an y venti lation ope nings w ith ite ms such as new spape rs, tablecloths , curta ins, etc.
Protecting the R eceiv er from High Temp eratu res, Hu midity, Wate r and Dus t
- The receiver sho uld not b e exposed to d rippi ng wate r or splashi ng.
- No objects fille d with li quids, suc h as vase s, shal l be placed on t he unit .
- Do not place any obj ects th at might dam age you r unit ne ar it (e.g. li quid fi lled objects or can dles) .
- Do not place any sou rce of fl ames such as l it cand les on th e receiver.
- This receiver is t o be used i n a temperat e clima te and sh ould not be us ed in a tro pical climate.
Electricity Su pply
- Please unplug th e recei ver in case of p rolon ged non-use.
- If the power cord is d amage d, it must be replace d or repa ired by the ma nufac turer, its after-s ales se rvice,
qualified elec trici an or simila r quali fications to thos e to avoi d possible danger.
- This device must b e conne cted to a 230V ~ 5 0Hz ele ctric al network .
- The plug must rema in read ily access ible af ter the i nstallat ion of th e product.
This product com plies w ith the requ ireme nts imp osed by the 20 06/95 /EC (repealing th e
73/23/EEC Dire ctive , amended by t he 93/6 8/EEC D irective ) and 200 4/108/EC (repea ling
89/336/EEC Dir ectiv e) Directi ves.
The presence of ha zardo us substan ces in el ectri cal and elec troni c equipment may hav e poten tial effects
on the environme nt and hu man health i n the rep rocessing cycle o f the pro duct.
Thus, at the end of th e life of t his device, it shou ld not be d iscarded w ith unc lassi fied house hold wa ste.
As a consumer, your r ole is cr ucial in the c ycle of r euse, r ecycling a nd othe r forms of recovery o f this
electrical and e lectr onic equip ment. Wa ste r eception center a nd coll ection fac iliti es are implemente d at
your disposal by l ocal co mmunitie s by loca l commu nities (re cepti on facilities) an d distr ibutors.
You have the respo nsibi lity to use the selec tive wa ste collec tion sy stems a t your dispo sal.
This logo aff ixed to t he rece iver means t hat it is a d evice of which the wa ste pro cessing falls
within the frame work of t he 2002/96 /EC dir ectiv e of 27 Januar y 2003, o n Wast e Electric al and
Electronic Equ ipmen t (WEEE).
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Table of Contents
1. Product descr iptio n and Connec tions
2. Remote Contro ller
3.First time ins talla tion
4. Receiver Sett ings
4.1 Password
4.2 Channel Scan
4.3 Time setting
4.4 Load Factory D efaul t
5. The Menus
6. Trouble shooti ng
7.Technical Spec ifica tion
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1. Product description and Connections
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Front Panel
Rear panel
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1. POWER SWITCH
2. STANDBY INDIC ATOR
3. REMOTE CONTRO L SE NSOR
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1. RF IN : This socket c onnec ts to your external a erial .
2. RF LOOP THRO UGH: Th is sock et will bypa ss the RF s ignal t o either you r TV o r anoth er video
system.
3.COMPONENT OU TPUTS : C onnect these outp uts to yo ur TV in order to ge t the bes t pictu re
quality.
4.AUDIO OUTPUT S : Left/ Right
5. COAXIAL: This s ocket c onnects to a coaxia l socke t on your home theate r.
6. RS232: This soc ket is on ly used for softwar e upgra de.
7.COMPOSITE VI DEO OUT PUT : Connect this to y our TV
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2. Remote Controller
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1.STANDB Y:Switch the receiver in and out of
standby mode.
2.<0>-<9>:Numeric keys.
3/18.CH+/CH-:Program changing keys. Move
cursor up or down in menu item.
4.MENU:Display main menu on TV s cre en, and
press again to disappear menu.
5.OK:To confirm current setting, or display all
programs in no-menu mode.
6/17.VOL-/ VOL+:To increase / decrease volume.
Move cursor left or right in menu item. Change
date of EPG.
7.EPG:Shows the Electronic Program Guide.
8.FAV:D isp lay s you r fav ori te ch ann els list. Pre ss
FAV agai n to ac ces s to th e oth er fa vor ite l ist s.
9.PLAY/PAUSE:Play or Pause current program.
10.RETURN :Go back to the previous viewed
channel.
11.RED/BLUE/GREEN /YELLOW: Use t o
navigate between pages in teletext mode.
12.MUTE:To navigate inside the menus.
13.TEXT:Switch on Teletext, if current channel
has this option, and use EXIT key to q uit Teletext.
14.SUB-T:Display subtitle options (availability
depends on the channel).
15.AUDIO: Change the Audio language or switch
to AC3 mode (availability depends on the
channel).
16.EXIT:Use this key to quit current menu.
19.INFO:Display information about the current
channel.
20.TV/RADIO:Switch between Digital Radio and
DVB-T mod es (R adi o is no t ava ila ble in countries
such as France).
21.PAGE UP /PAGE DOWN:To navigate inside the
menus.
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3.First time installation
When all the conne ction s on the recei ver are r eady (s ection 2) an d the mai n lead is plugged in, t he rece iver
will start up auto matic ally. If this doe s not hap pen,press the ON bu tton on t he front panel of the r eceiv er or
on the remote cont rol .A eas y installa tion me nu will be displaye d where y ou can set diffe rent pa rameters
and then run the cha nnel sc an:
1. OSD Language: U se the ar row / buttons to sele ct a lang uage for the on scree n displ ay menu (OSD ).
Press to go to the nex t param eter.
2. Region: Use the a rrow / bu ttons to select you r count ry.press to pro ceed.
CAUTION
If the wrong count ry is sel ected the channel s can may n ot detect al l the cha nnels available .
3. LCN Mode: When th e logic al channel n umber ing opt ions is acti on,th e channel will be pos ition i n the list
with the broadba nd orde r automati cally a fter th e scanning . Press t o go forw ard.
NOTA
If the LCN mode is tur n on,we s uggest to not chang e the cha nnel posit ion in th e TV /Radio cha nnel li st menu .
4. Au to Scan : Pres s ok to sta rt the au tomatic ch annel s can.when the scan i s compl eted,the receiv er will
enter the Vie wing mo de.
4. Receiver Settings
The first time ins talla tion proce dure (c hapte r 3) will allo w the rec eiver to be used with i ts basi c functions
however the rece iver offers many more a dvanc ed features and opt ions th at are illus trate d in the fo llowing
sections.
4.1 Password
To modify some setti ng and vi ew certain c hanne l locke d by the end-u ser in th e Channel menu ,a pas sword
has to be entered .t he fact ory set password is “0000 ”(four zer os)bu t it can be c hanger by pr essin g MENU
and selecting th e setup m enu and then P arent al Lock .
CAUTION
Take note and keep the n ew pass word in a safe p lace, if you fo rget your pe rsona l,use the univers al code
“0786”to acces s the par ental lock m enu and s et a new pa ssword.
4.2 Channel Scan
The first time gui ded ins tallatio n proce dure ru ns a channel s can and s aves any channels a vaila ble at that
time,however l ater sc ans may beco me nece ssary i f, for insta nce,a n ew channel become s avail able or when
an existing chan nel cha nges frequ ency.To acce ss the channel scan f uncti on form the viewing m ode,p ress
MENU on the remote c ontro l to open the ma in menu ,sele ct Install ation a nd then o ne of the foll owing
options：
1. Au to Scan:An a utoma tic sca n of all digit al terr estrial channel s recei ved in the are a by your a ntenn a
press OK on Search t o state t he scan.
CAUTION
When a new automat ic scan i s run,the existin g chann el list will b e lost.
2. Channel Scan (F or Expe rt Users):Set all t he para meters displaye d on vide o related to t he Inte rested
channel,then s elect S earch and pr ess OK.
4.3 Ti me se tti ng
In the viewing mod e usage , p ress MENU on t he remo te cont rol to open th e main me nu. Select Setup an d
then Region and Time . Thr ee setting option s are ava ilable und er GMT Us age ite m:
- By Region: The recei ver wil l automati cally s et the time accordi ng to the s elected Region.
- Off: The user manu ally se ts date and time.
- User Define: Ind icate t he Greenwich Mean Ti me (GMT ) time zone .E .g.: It aly has a t ime zone of +1
hour(GMT+01: 00)
During summer pe riod, i f applicab le, act ivate m anually th e Summe r Ti me paramet er.
CAUTION
Some digital ter restr ial servic es tran smit in formatio n, whic h is stri ctly linke d to the pr ecise time settin g of
the receiver.
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4.4 Load Factory Default
The default sett ing of th e receiver be resto red by a ge neral rese t. To do so, press MENU o n the rem ote
control, selec t Too ls and th en Load Fact ory Def ault .
CAUTION
A reset will loose al l perso nal option s and fea tures settings sa ved in th e receiver.
5. The Menus
The main menu has 4 su b-men us:
- Channel: Chann el list b rowsing and editi ng . The edit options inc lude or der , change n ame, lo ck and
delete TV and r adio ch annels.
- Installation : Usefu l during installa tion. F unctions includ e autom atic and man ual cha nnel scans
(section 4.2).
- Setup: The ge neral r eceiv er configu ratio n. Options to perso naliz e and modify system p arame ters, such
as OSD language , ty pe of TV syst em, countr y and tim e(section 4.3). s ystem p assword (sectio n 4.1)a nd
to set the event tim ers.
- Tools: Practical to ols lik e reset default set tings ( section 4. 4)and s ystem i nformati on view ing.
CAUTION
The menus are simp le and ea sy to naviga te. Use t he arro ws, ok and num ber but tons and always fol low the
instructions g iven in t he bottom to olbar.
A flow chart of the men u:
Main Menu
Channel
Installation
Setup
Tools
TV Channel Li st
Delete All F avorites
Radio Chan nel L list
Delete All
Group Rename
Auto Scan
Channel Scan
TV System
OSD Language
Region and Time
Tim er Setting
OSD Setting
Parental Lock
Receiver Inform ation
Game
Load Factory Defau lt
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6. Trouble shooting
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Symptom Possible Cause Remedy
LED on front panel
does not light.
AC power cord
disconnected
Connect power cord
properly into the po wer
socket
Wron g connection of the
video/audio outp ut to TV
input terminal
Connect two termin als
correctly with RCA or
Scart cable
Wron g Connection of
antenna cable
Connect the antenn a
cable correctly
Wron g direction of
antenna
No signal or weak sign al
Wron g setting of channel
information in men u
screen
Your TV mode is
diff erent from Set Top
Box broadcasting m ode
Battery exhausted
Fluorescent ligh t
interfering with t he
remote controlle r
Remote controlle r is
incorrectly aime d
Too high brightness an d
contrast level of TV set
Process Down
Adjust the directi on of
antenna
Check the cable
connections, TV and
other equipment
connected betwee n the
TV and the receiver or
adjust the antenna
Type the setting valu e
correctly
Use AV mod e
Change the batteri es
Switch off the light
Select clear flow
between remote and t he
STB
Adjust brightnes s and
contrast to low level
Unplug the power fro m
the wall and plug back o n
it
Not working
Distorted menu screen
The remote control ler i s
not working
Black and white scre en
or V-Hold
No picture or sound
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7.Technical Specification
5W
Video Output
Composite Video,Compoent
Video
470 8 60
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