Summary of Contents for Laser STB-HDMI1001
- Page 1 STB‐HDMI1001 DVB‐T High Definition Digital Set Top box with HDMI Output Users Manual ...
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Page 2: Important Instruction And Precaution
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS Important Safety Instructions and Precautions Thank you for purchasing the Laser HD Digital Set Top box. Please read this manual carefully before installing or using this product. This manual will provide information on how to safely install, use and maintain this HD DVB‐T receiver. Please keep this manual near your HD receiver for future reference. The information in this document is subject to change with out notice. This product has been manufactured to comply with international safety standards. Please read the following safety precautions carefully. To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove the cover. There are no user serviceable parts inside. Authorised persons only must complete all servicing. Opening the case by unauthorised persons will void the warranty. This symbol indicates dangerous voltage inside this product that represents a risk of electric shock or personal injury. This symbol indicates important instructions accompanying the product. ... - Page 3 IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS MAINS POWER SUPPLY 12V DC 1.0A This Set Top Box should only be used with the power supply supplied with it, or of the same specifications. The use of an incorrect power supply can cause damage to the device or personal injury. Disconnect the device from the mains before starting the instillation procedure or maintenance. OVERLOADING Do not overload the wall outlet, extension cord, power board or adaptor as this may result in electric shock or fire. LIQUIDS This device should not be exposed to liquids of any type. Please ensure that the set top box is placed in a dry area. Do not allow any container holding liquids to be placed on or near this device. CLEANING Turn the Set top box off and then disconnect the power supply from the wall before cleaning. Use a soft damp cloth only on the outer case of this device. Do not use solvents of any type to clean this product. VENTILATION The ventilation slots on the top of this device must be left uncovered to allow proper airflow through the unit. Do not stand the device on soft furnishings or carpets. Do not stand other electronic device on this device. CONNECTING TO THE AERIAL OR THE TV Turn the device off and disconnect from the mains before connecting or disconnecting the cable from the aerial or TV. Failure to do so may damage the TV, Set Top Box or signal amplifier (if installed). EARTHING ...
- Page 4 • If the Set top box is placed in a TV unit or bookcase, ensure that there is adequate ventilation and airflow around the device. • Only place the set top box on a stable surface away from the edge. Dropping the set top box may damage the device or cause personal injury. LIGHTNING, STORMS or NOT IN USE Turn the set top box off at the wall and disconnect the aerial during thunderstorms of it the device is to be left unattended or unused for long periods. This will prevent damage to the device due to lightning strikes and/or power surges. 10. EXTRANEOUS OBJECTS Do not allow objects of any type to be inserted through the ventilation slots on the top or bottom of the device. Objects inserted in to the case may be exposed to high voltage and cause personal injury, damage to the device or fire. 11. REPLACEMENT OF PARTS During the first 12 months after purchase, LASER Corporation Holdings Pty Ltd or an Authorised service agent must carry out all warranty work. Any work performed on this device by an unauthorised person or company will void the warranty. After the warranty period, please ensure that a qualified technician completes any work and only correct parts are used. 12. POWERSUPPLY Do not open or modify the power supply or cord in any way. Do not bend or twist the power cord excessively. Do not pull the power supply from the wall by the cable. Keep cord away from any heat source. Do not handle power supply or wall plug with wet hands. Do not use near flammable liquids. 4 WWW.LASERCO.COM.AU ...
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Important instruction and precaution……………………………………….2 Table of contents……………………………………………………………………….5 Accessory list and connection guide…………………………………………..6 Front and rear Panel Layout…………..…..……………………………………..7 Front Panel controls…………………………………………………………………..8 Rear Panel Connections…………………..………………………………………..9 The remote control……………………….…………..…………………………….10 Instillation……...…………………………….…………………………………………11 Basic Operation…………………………….………………………………………...13 Electronic Program Guide (EPG)….…………………………………………..18 Navigation Menu..………………………………………………………………..19 Trouble shooting……………………………………………………………………..23 Specifications…………………………………………………………………………..24 5 WWW.LASERCO.COM.AU ... -
Page 6: Accessory List And Connection Guide
ACCESSORY LIST AND CONNECTION GUIDE Before using the Laser HD DVB‐T Digital Set top Box, please make your self‐familiar with the accessories, front panel controls and rear connections. Package contents Item Description 1 HD DVB‐T Set Top Box With HDMI 2 AV Composite cables (other cable not supplied) 3 2x AAA batteries for remote control 4 Remote Control 5 User manual (this document) 6 Power Adaptor 6 WWW.LASERCO.COM.AU ... -
Page 7: Front And Rear Panel Layout
FRONT AND REAR PANEL LAYOUT FRONT PANEL CONTROLS Item Description 1 STANDBY BUTTON 2 STATUS/CHANNEL INDICATOR: 3 CHANNEL UP/ DOWN CONTROLS 4 VOLUME UP / DOWN CONTROLS 5 MENU BUTTON 6 INFO BUTTON 7 OK BUTTON REAR PANEL CONNECTIONS ... -
Page 8: Front Panel Controls
FRONT PANEL CONTROLS 1. STANDBY BUTTON Switches the set top box between operational and Standby mode. 2. STATUS / CHANNEL INDICATOR LEDs Green: Power On Orange: Signal indicator Red : Standbuy Numeric display shows channel number and display mode information. 3. CHANNEL UP / DOWN CONTROLS Use the and buttons to change the channels up or down. 4. VOLUME UP / DOWN CONTROLS Use the and buttons to adjust the volume up or down. 5. MENU BUTTON Displays and exits the main menu or guide screen 6. INFO BUTTON Displays Channel information from the transport stream. 7. OK BUTTON Selects a menu or confirms a selected operation. NOTE: The HD DVB‐T Set top box can be reset if it is not operating correctly by turning the device off and on again straight away. We strongly recommend connection by HDMI cable for viewing HD programming. 8 ... -
Page 9: Rear Panel Connections
REAR PANEL CONNECTIONS 1. ANTENNA INPUT Antenna input jack for connecting external aerial to HD set top box. 2. ANTENNA LOOP OUT For connecting an antenna lead to another device such as a TV, PVR or VCR. 3. COMPOSITE VIDEO OUT Connects analogue video (RCA) out to your display device. 4. AUDIO LEFT/RIGHT OUT Connects analogue audio output to your display device or amplifier. 5. COMPONENT VIDEO (YPbPr) OUT Connects to the YPbPr input on your TV. 6. RS‐232 UPDATE PORT Connects to a PC to update device firmware. 7. HDMI PORT Connects to the HDMI port on your TV. 8. DIGITAL AUDIO OPTICAL OUTPUT (TOSLINK) Connects the Digital Surround audio signal to a Surround sound amplifier. 9 WWW.LASERCO.COM.AU ... -
Page 10: The Remote Control
THE REMOTE CONTROL Prior to using the remote please fit the supplied batteries to the back of the remote. Ensure the terminals on the batteries match the markings on the remote. Incorrectly, fitted batteries may cause damage to the remote. If the set top box is not to be used for extended periods remove the batteries from the remote. Check the condition of the batteries on a regular basis. Damage caused by battery corrosion is not covered by warranty. 10 WWW.LASERCO.COM.AU ... -
Page 11: Instillation
INSTILLATION There are three ways you can connect the HD DVB‐T set top box to you TV, VCR or other devices. Please refer to the manuals or documentation for the TV, PVR, VCR or other device that you are planning on connecting the set top box to for instructions on the best method of connection. Composite Video Connect an aerial lead (not supplied) from an external digital capable antenna to the Antenna input on the rear of the set top box. If required connect an aerial lead from the Loop out on the rear of the set top box to the TV, PVR, VCR or other device. Connect the yellow plug on the composite cable to the Composite Video out plug on the rear of the set top box. Connect the red and white plugs to the Audio Left/right Out plugs on the rear of the set top box. Connect the other end of the composite cable to the corresponding plugs on the rear of the TV or other device. Component Video Connect an aerial lead (not supplied) from an external digital capable antenna to the Antenna input on the rear of the set top box. If required connect an aerial lead from the Loop out on the rear of the set top box to the TV, PVR, VCR or other device. Connect a Component Video cable (not supplied) to the Component (YPbPr) output on the rear of the set top box and connect the other end of the cable to the Component Video input on the rear of the TV, PVR, VCR or other device. Connect the red and white plugs from the Composite cable to the Audio Left/right out plugs on the rear of the set top box and connect the other end of the cable to the Audio input plugs on the rear of the TV, PVR, VCR or other device. HDMI Connect an aerial lead (not supplied) from an external digital capable antenna to the Antenna input on the rear of the set top box. ... - Page 12 INSTILLATION Connect one end of the HDMI cable (not supplied) to the HDMI plug on the rear of the set top box and connect the other end to the rear of the TV, PVR, VCR or other device. Note: Only the HDMI connection supports 1080i, 720P, 576P & 576i modes. Connect to a Digital Amplifier Some Digital amplifiers may require the HDMI cable to be connected to the amplifier and then a loop cable be connected to the TV. Please refer to your amplifier documentation for the best connection methods. If your Digital Amplifier uses an optical input connect an Digital Audio Optical cable (not supplied) to the rear of the set top box and connect the other to the Optical input on the rear of the amplifier. Powering on the set top box. Connect the small round plug from the supplied AC adaptor to the rear of the set top box and plug the adaptor in to the wall socket. Please ensure that all other connections have been made and the device is located in the correct position before switching the wall plug on. Turn the TV on and select the input that matches the connection method used to connect the set top box to the TV. Automatic Channel SCAN After powering on the set top box the first time after purchasing, the "No channels available. Press OK to search channels." message will be displayed. You can start automatic channel scan by pressing the OK button and the “green” button. The set top box will scan and automatically save any found channels ...
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Page 13: Basic Operation
BASIC OPERATION Apart from the basic operation of watching TV, you can define a service as (a) Favourite/Blocked/Skipped service. You can also adjust the viewing environment preferences such as aspect ratio of the display with the quick buttons on the remote. Switching Service You can change a channel in various ways: 1. Press button to change the channels up or down. the Up/Down ( ) Press the buttons to select the channel directly. NUMERICAL (0‐9) 3. Press the button to toggle between TV and RADIO channels. TV/RADIO 4. Press button to return to the previous channel. the RECALL You can switch a service using Channel List or Program Guide (EPG). Note: Audio Volume Control 1. Press the button to adjust volume. VOL+/VOL‐button or the ( ) Press button to mute the audio. the MUTE ( ) Mute status is available when you change the services. Note: ... - Page 14 BASIC OPERATION AUDIO Setting If the current service provides multiple languages or audio streams, you can select the language you wish to listen, and you can select the audio type you wish to listen too. 1. Press the AUDIO button to pop up the Audio Setting Menu. 2. Press the Left/Right ( ) button to select the Audio type: Left, Right or Stereo. 3. Press the Up/Down ( ) button to select the language or stream. 4. Press the OK ( ) button, MENU ( ) button or the EXIT( ) button to close the Audio Setting Menu. OPTION Setting Setting the current service to such status (Favorite, Lock, and Skip). 1. Press the OPT ( ) button to pop up the OPTION Setting Menu. 2. Press the Up/Down ( ) button to select the OPTION items and press the OK ( ) button to confirm or cancel. 3. Press the MENU ( ) button or the EXIT ( ) button to close the OPTION ...
- Page 15 BASIC OPERATION Service Information Window Displays the current service information, such as: Service Name, Service Type, Channel Number, Signal Level, Signal Quality, Event name, Event content, Event duration, System Time and Date, etc 1. Press the INFO button to display the Service Information Panel. 2. If the current service provides current and following program information Left/Right you can use the ) button to toggle between them. Please see the following for a description for the ICONS that may be shown in the Service Information Panel. Some icons may change in certain areas. Icon Description TELETEXT is available on the current service. ...
- Page 16 BASIC OPERATION Icon Description The current video is broadcast in High definition. The current video is broadcast in Standard definition. The current video resolution is 720x576 interlaced. The current video resolution is 720x576 progressive. The current video resolution is 1280x720progressive. The current video resolution is 1920x1080 or 1440x1080 interlaced. The current content is suitable for children over 5 years of age The current content is suitable for children over 7 years of age The current content is suitable for children over 9 years of age The current content is suitable for children over 11 years of age The current content is suitable for children over 13 years of age The current content is suitable for children over 15 years of age The current content is suitable for children over 17 years of age The current content is suitable for children over 18 years of age Note: If the current service does not provide event information, the panel will be blank. For more information on the rating system please visit HTTP://WWW.ACMA.GOV.AU TELETEXT If the current service provides TELETEXT data, the icon is displayed in the information panel.
- Page 17 BASIC OPERATION SERVICE LIST 1. Press OK ( ) button to pop up the SERVICE LIST. 2. Press the Up/Down ( ) button to move to the service you want, press the OK ( ) button to select. 3. Press the MENU ( ) button or the EXIT ) button to close the SERVICE LIST. Note: If the service is LOCKED, the “lock” Icon is displayed and the password will need to be entered before accessing the service. FAVORITE LIST 4. Press the FAV ( ) button to pop up the FAVORITE LIST. 5. Press the Up/Down ( ) buttons to move to the service you want and then press the OK ( ) button to select it. 6. Press the MENU ( ) button or the EXIT ) button to close the FAVORITE LIST. ...
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Page 18: Electronic Program Guide (Epg)
ELECTRONIC PROGRAM GUIDE (EPG) The Electronic Program Guide, or EPG, displays the schedule information for the programs provided by each of the services. You can view and reserve desired programs. Searching Program information 1. Press the EPG button to enter the Program Guide Menu, and automatically search the schedule information of the current service. ， 2. When the cursor is on the Service List （▲▼ ） press the / buttons to select your desired service. Press the OK button to display the schedule information. Browse Program List 1. After you find the Program information, press the RED button to toggle the cursor between the Program List and the Service list. Press the GREEN button to view with Date Mode, press YELLOW button to view by Genre. （ ） 2. Press the buttons to change the ... -
Page 19: Navigation Menu
NAVIGATION MENU 3. Press the BLUE button to enter the Schedule Edit Menu, press the （▲▼ ） / button to select your desired reserved item and then press RED button to delete it. 4. If a program to be reserved conflicts with an existing reservation, the system will prompt you to choose a program to reserve. NAVIGATION MENU The Navigation Menu contains: Service Manager, Service Search, Parental Lock, Timer and System Setting. Service Edit 1. Press the MENU button to pop up the Main Menu. Select Service Manager and press the OK button to enter the Edit Service Menu. （▲▼ ） 2. Press the / button to move to your desired service. Press the OK button to select the service. 3. - Page 20 NAVIGATION MENU Service Searching 1. Press the MENU button to pop up the Main Menu. Select “Search” and then press the OK button to enter the Search Menu. 2. The Channel List on the left side displays the frequency and channel number, Service List is on the top right, Status Indicator is on the bottom right. （▲▼ ） 3. Press the / button to change channels. Press the RED button to delete services on the selected channel. Press the OK button to search the services on the selected channel. Press GREEN button to search services on all of the channels. 4. Services Searched are listed on the left side. Status Indicator is on the right side. Parental Control 2. Press the MENU button to pop up Main Menu. Select “Parental Control” and ...
- Page 21 NAVIGATION MENU Time Setting Press the MENU button to pop up the Main Menu, select “Timer”. Press the OK button to enter the Timer Menu . 2. When “Power On” is highlighted, press （ ） the button to enable or disable “Time of Power On”. Press the OK button to pop up dialog menu, “Service No.” for setting service number when system Powers On (Default: the current service). Set “Time” to set the time you want the Set Top box to Power On. 2. When “Power Off” is highlighted, press the （ ） buttons to enable orf disable “Time to Power Off”. Press the OK button to pop up dialog menu “Time” for setting the time of Power Off. 2. When “Time Zone” is highlighted, press the OK button to pop up the Zone list, select your desired Time Zone and press the OK button to confirm. SYSTEM Setting Press the MENU button to pop up the ...
- Page 22 NAVIGATION MENU 2. Press （ ▲/ ） ▼ to move the cursor to your desired item and then press the OK button to pop up the parameters lists. Press （ ▲/ ） ▼ to select your desired value and then press the OK button to confirm. 3. When “System Information” is highlighted, press the OK button to display the Hardware and Firmware information of this system. 4. When “Default Setting” is highlighted, press the OK button and input the correct password to restore the Default Settings of this system. NOTE: Do not switch off the Power Supply when you restoring the Default Settings.
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Page 23: Trouble Shooting
TROUBLE SHOOTING If the system displays a notice “Services Full”, this means that the memory for storing Services information is FULL, you should remove service information that is no longer required before searching new services. If the system displays a notice “Service Change”, this means that the current service is not available; perhaps the service provider moved the service to other frequency. You should enter the Search Menu to search again fro the service. ... -
Page 24: Specifications
SPECIFICATIONS • Fully DVB‐T & MPEG‐2 HD & SD compliant. • HD MPEG‐2 Decoder: STi7710 • DDR memory: 64Mbytes • Flash memory: 4Mbytes • Channel Decoder: CE6353 • Multiple Display Mode: 1080i/720p/576p/576i • 4:3/16:9 Screen Format Selectable • Pan&Scan, Letter box, Full screen supported • Receive Standard DVB‐T Signal which Modulate by COFDM • Output HD Analog Video by YPbPr • Output SD Analog Video by CVBS • Audio Digital Output Dolby AC3 by S/PDIF (OPTICAL) • Analog Audio Output by L/R • Multi‐Audio supported • LCN supported • Service overlap supported (Auto‐select the best one of the same service within difference Frequency) ...