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65 GJU 8000
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  • Page 1 Television User Manual 65 GJU 8000 EY6T00/ EN/ / 16/12/2024 22:54 EY6T00...
  • Page 2 Please read this manual first! Dear Customer, Thank you for choosing this product. We wish your product, produced with high quality and technology, to offer you the best efficiency. Therefore, carefully read this entire manual and other supplied documentation before using the product and keep it for future reference. If you hand over the appliance to someone else, give them the user manual as well.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    3.6.1 DVB-S Satellite Antenna Con- Table of Contents nection ........1 Safety Instructions......3.6.2 DVB- T, DVB- C and Analogue Intended Use........Antenna Connection ....Electrical Safety......3.6.3 Electrical Connection ....19 Fire Safety ........Remote Control ......20 Transportation Safety ....4 Settings .........
  • Page 4 Switching on and off ..... 34 6.13 Open Source Licenses....42 Selecting the TV Mode....34 7 Electronic TV Guide ....... 43 Selecting the Signal Source and 8 HBBTV........... 44 Antenna Type......... What is HbbTV? ......44 Selecting Channels......34 Using HbbTV ........
  • Page 5 10.9.4 Editing the Recording Timer..52 12.9 Opening the Home menu .... 62 10.9.5 Deleting a Recording Timer..52 12.10 Applications ......... 63 10.10 Playback ........52 12.10.1 Downloading Applications from 10.10.1 Playing a Recording from the Google Apps ....... List of Recorded Files....
  • Page 6 14.4 Date and Time Settings ....71 18.3 Connecting an External Device 14.4.1 Automatic Date and Time Set- with Digital Audio and Image Sig- ting ..........nal ........... 14.4.2 Manual Date and Time Setting . 71 18.4 Using a DVD Recorder, DVD 14.4.3 Setting Time Zone .....
  • Page 7 20.7 Searching for Cable-Connected Digital Television Channels Automatically ......20.8 Searching for Cable-Connected Digital Television Channels Manually ........20.9 Setting Up Antenna-Connected Digital Television Channels Automatically ......20.10 Updating Antenna-Connected Digital Television Channels Automatically ......20.11 Setting Up Antenna-Connected Digital Television Channels Manually ........

  • Page 8: Safety Instructions

    1 Safety Instructions This section includes the safety instruc- • The product shall not be plugged into the tions that will help prevent personal injury outlet during installation, maintenance, or material damage risks. cleaning, repair, and transportation oper- ations. Our company cannot be held responsible •...

  • Page 9: Fire Safety

    ted, in compliance with the electrical reg- 1.5 Installation Safety ulations and separating all poles from the network. • Do not install the product on an unstable • Do not touch the plug of the product with surface. Otherwise, the TV may fall, caus- wet hands.

  • Page 10: Safety During Maintenance And Cleaning

    • Keep the packaging materials out of the reach of children. There is a hazard of in- jury and suffocation. • Before disposing of the product, cut the power cord and render it non-functional for children's safety. 1.7 Safety During Maintenance and Cleaning WARNING: Unplug the product during in- stallation, maintenance, cleaning and re-...

  • Page 11: Environmental Instructions And General Information

    2 Environmental Instructions and General Information 2.1 Conformity with WEEE Regula- 2.3 Information on the Disposal of tion and Disposing of Waste the Packaging Product • The packaging of the product is manu- factured from recyclable materials. This product does not contain hazardous •...

  • Page 12: Information On Still Images

    To obtain a copy of declaration of compli- ance (DoC); • Watching the same image for a long time Please visit https://www.grundig.com.tr/ on the screen may cause the still image destek/. You can access the declaration of to remain feebly on the background.

  • Page 13: Notes For Wlan Connection

    2.14 Notes for WLAN Connection 2.15 Information on the Symbols Which May Be Present on the Notes for customers: Back Cover of the Appliance The following information is only applicable for devices that are sold in countries enfor- Double insulation symbol cing EU regulations Indicates that this product For the customers in Italy;...
  • Page 14 2.17 Information on Licenses of Dolby Laboratories. Confidential Un- published Works. Copyright: © 2012– 2024 Dolby Laboratories. All rights re- served. • The availability of Google Assistant var- ies by region. Google, YouTube, Android • HDMI, the HDMI logo and High-Definition TV, Chromecast built-in and other trade- Multimedia Interface are trademarks or marks are trademarks of Google LLC.

  • Page 15: Your Product

    3 Your Product 3.1 Contents of the Package 1 Television 2 Remote control 3 Stand 4 Batteries for remote control 5 Screws and installation instructions 6 Quick instruction manual for the stand 7 Power cord EN / 15...

  • Page 16: Installation Or Hanging

    3.2 Installation or Hanging 3.3 Inserting Batteries into the Re- mote Control Select a location so that no direct sunlight falls on the screen. Open the battery compartment. Insert batteries as marked on the bot- 3.2.1 Installation with Stand tom of the battery compartment (2 × •...

  • Page 17: Product Introduction

    3.4 Product Introduction 2 3 4 1 Power cable input. 2 Service only. 3 Network connection. 4 Optical audio output. 5 USB port for external data medium. 6 HDMI port for digital audio and im- age data. 7 HDMI port for digital audio and im- 8 Satellite antenna socket.

  • Page 18: Keypad

    3.5 Keypad 3.5.1 Switching the Appliance On from the Standby Mode 1. Press the to turn on the TV from the standby mode. 3.5.2 Switching and Restoring the Appliance to/from the Sleep Mode 1. The TV set switches to sleep mode when the is pressed shortly while it is 2.

  • Page 19: Connecting The Antenna And The Power Cord

    3.6 Connecting the Antenna and the Power Cord 3.6.1 DVB-S Satellite Antenna Connection 1. To receive terrestrial digital channels (DVB- T), Digital cable channels (DVB-C) or Analogue broadcast channels, con- nect the antenna cable to the ANT IN socket on the television set. Note: •...

  • Page 20: Remote Control

    3.7 Remote Control Turns the TV on/off (stand-by). Opens the control panel. Switches the menus one level back. Opens the Home menu. Up/down, right/left direction buttons. Adjusts the volume; sets the audio on/ off (mute). Selects audio language. Directly selects the channels. Switches between teletext and TV modes.

  • Page 21: Settings

    4 Settings 2. Insert the power plug into the socket. 4.1 Preparation 3. Switch on the TV set with the on the The Television is fitted with an “installation remote control. assistant”, which guides you step by step through the basic settings. ð...
  • Page 22 Note: 18.To allow Personal results, select On and press the or select No, thanks and • In case you do not have Internet connec- press the tion, select Skip at the bottom of Wire- less network connection menu and press ð...
  • Page 23 26.Select Single Cable and press the 30.Select Satellite Selection option, and press the ð Selact Channel List menu will be dis- ð Satellite Selection menu will be dis- played. played. Note: • As per the satellite system used, select Satellite Settings Satellite Selection DiSEqC 1.0,DiSEqC 1.1,DiSEqC 1.2,Single Astra4A/SES 5.0ºE...
  • Page 24 42.Press to complete the set-up. Store Type Satellite Settings ð Smart TV Terms of Service will be dis- played. You can change the satellite position setup here. If the change is done then go back (Exit) or you can select a setup entry by using arrows up/down and press OK to open the configuration.
  • Page 25 50.When scanning is completed, you can 57.To start scanning for channels, make select another broadcast source and your scanning selection and press the continue scanning channels, or com- plete the scan and continue by selecting ð Scanning menu will be displayed and Next and pressing the scan for TV stations shall start.

  • Page 26: Editing Digital Channels

    4.3 Editing Digital Channels 4.3.1 Starting Channel Editor Applic- ation Channels found at the end of the scan are stored separately for each tuner mode. 1. Press You can change the order of channels, skip 2. From the Your apps tab, select Channel channels, rename channels and delete the Editor application and press the channel list via the channel management.

  • Page 27: Moving A Channel In The Fa- Vourites List

    • You can save your favorite channels in 4 4.3.5 Deleting Channels in the Fa- separate lists. vourites List • Before adding channels to the favourite 1. In the Channel Editor menu, select the list, you shall select the favourite list to favourite list to which you want to add add the channel.

  • Page 28: Deleting A Channel

    3. Select the second channel you want to 2. Press and use the (red) to select move and press the Channel Management. ð The positions of two channels are now ð Channel Management menu will be changed reciprocally. displayed. 4. To exit the Channel Editor menu, select 3.

  • Page 29: Picture Settings

    4. Press to return to the previous menu, 8. Press to return to the previous menu or press to return to Home menu. press to return to TV broadcast or press to return to Home menu. 4.4.1 Advanced Settings 4.4 Picture Settings The “advanced settings”...

  • Page 30: Restoring Factory Defaults For Picture Settings

    Dynamic Colour Booster: - Dynamic Colour MEMC: – Motion stabilization eliminates Booster analyses the colours on your TV judder effects in motion content, providing screen, and adjusts the colour saturation a smoother viewing experience. specific to each scene. HDMI RGB interval: – This function sets Movie Maker Mode: –...

  • Page 31: Sound Settings

    4.5.2 Balance 3. Press the to return to the previous menu or to return to the Home menu 1. Select Balance from the sound menu. to return to the TV broadcast. ð Adjust the volume with 4.5 Sound Settings 2. Press the to return to the previous menu or to return to the Home menu...

  • Page 32: Speaker Settings

    3. Select the next frequency band and re- 4.5.11 Downmix Mode peat the adjustment procedure. 1. Select Downmix Mode from the sound 4. Press the to return to the previous menu and press the menu or to return to the Home menu 2.

  • Page 33: Restoring Factory Defaults For Sound Settings

    4.5.14 Restoring Factory Defaults for Sound Settings 1. Select to reset the changes to the Sound menu Reset to Default and press 2. Select Yes to confirm the reset or select No to cancel it, and press the 3. Press to return to the previous menu or press to return to Home menu.

  • Page 34: Basic Functions For The Operation Of The Tv Set

    5 Basic Functions for the Operation of the TV set 5.1 Switching on and off 5.5 Selecting Favourites List 1. Press the to turn on the TV from the 1. Press in the TV mode. standby mode. ð Channel List - All Channels will be dis- played.

  • Page 35: Light Sensor

    5.8.4 Light Sensor 3. Select the picture mode and press the 1. From the Eco Mode menu, select Auto 4. Press the to return to the previous Backlight and press the menu or to return to the Home menu 2. Select Auto Backlight setting and press to return to the TV broadcast.

  • Page 36: Blocking A Tv Channel

    Note: Parental Controls • Channel will be blocked again when you change the channel. Blocked Channels 5.10.3 Programme Restrictions There are movies which contain contents Programme Restrictions or scenes which are not suitable for chil- dren. Inputs Blocked Certain programmes contain information which identifies these contents or scenes and have been given an access level from 4 to 18.
  • Page 37 2. Press the , select Source and press , or press the , select the signal source with the and press the 3. Enter the PIN code on the displayed password screen using the ð Blocked source will be displayed. Note: •...

  • Page 38: Advanced Functions For The Operation Of The Tv Set

    6 Advanced Functions for the Operation of the TV set You can adjust the advanced settings of 5. Select the secondary audio language the TV set in the Advanced Options menu. and press the 1. Press the and then the 6.

  • Page 39: Subtitles

    4. SelectVisually impaired and press the 6.5.4 Second Digital Subtitle Lan- guage ð Visually impaired menu will be dis- 1. From the Subtitle menu, select Second played. Digital Subtitle Languageand press the 5. Select the desired line/function with the , and select the value/option with 2.

  • Page 40: Automatic Shut Down When No Signal

    6.8 Automatic shut down when no 4. Use to enter the frequency for signal which you will enter the Biss key, select key from the virtual keyboard and Select the time when the TV will switch off press the automatically if it does not receive any broadcast signals.

  • Page 41: Operation Mode

    1. From the Advanced Options menu, se- 10.Use to select the programme ID lect TKGS and press the of the frequency for the channel location ð TKGS Setting menu will be displayed. list, select the on the virtual keyboard and press the 6.11.1 Operation Mode 11.Use the to select Save Location...

  • Page 42: Open Source Licenses

    6.13 Open Source Licenses 1. From the Advanced Options menu, se- lect Open source licenses and press the ð Open source licenses will be displayed. 2. View the licenses with 3. Press to return to the broad- cast. EN / 42...

  • Page 43: Electronic Tv Guide

    7 Electronic TV Guide The electronic programme guide offers an overview of all programmes that will be broadcast in the next week (for digital channels only). 1. Press the available on the re- mote control on the perpendicular axis to start the electronic TV guide. Notes: •...

  • Page 44: Hbbtv

    8 HBBTV ations that the broadcast provides through 8.1 What is HbbTV? internet. The TV must be connected to in- With its modern structure, content and high ternet to receive HbbTV broadcast. definition (HD) pictures and videos, HbbTV When you switch to a TV channel that of- is a new technology where broadcast and fers HbbTV service, the relevant message the broadband can be used together and...

  • Page 45: Hbbtv Support

    2. Use the to select Block 3rd party HBBTV Settings cookies or Default and press 3. Press to return to the broad- HBBTV Support cast. 8.3.4 Persistent Storage Do Not Track Default Turning permanent storage on/off for HbbTV services. Cookie Settings Default 1.

  • Page 46: Teletext

    Teletext TOP Text or FLOF Text Mode 1. Press the to switch to the Teletext mode. 2. You can select teletext pages directly with the or step by step with the At the bottom of the screen, you will see an information line consist- ing of a red, green and, depending on the station, yellow and blue text field.

  • Page 47: Usb Recording

    USB1 and USB2 (HDD). sion. • A USB device that needs additional • Grundig isn't responsible for any loss of power (e.g. external hard drive) is con- data stored on any external storage nected to the USB2 (HDD) port.

  • Page 48: Usb Recording Settings

    Device Info Setting Set Time Shift Set PVR Format Speed Test Plug the external hard drive to the USB2 (HDD) USB interface or plug the memory stick to the USB1 interface. Notes: • USB1 USB1 port of the TV supports a cur- Note: rent of 500 mA current according to the •...

  • Page 49: Data Medium Test

    1. In the Device Info Setting menu, use the 10.6 Disk Setup the Time Shift Drive to select Set Time Shift and/or Set If you are going to connect an external data PVR and press the medium to TV for the first time and use it 2.

  • Page 50: Pausing Programs With Time Shift And Continuous Recording

    Important: Notes: • It is recommended to format the data • The following functions can be used in medium for better performance. the Time Shift mode. • This action will delete all data on the ex- • Fast rewind, press the several times ternal data medium.

  • Page 51: Recording A Programme From The Channel List

    3. Press the to switch the TV set to the 2. Select the channel you want to add a re- cording timer with the standby mode. 3. Select the programme you want to add 10.8.2 Recording a Programme from a recording timer with the and con- the Channel List firm with the...

  • Page 52: Adding A Record Timer By Entering The Information Manually

    10.9.3 Adding a Record Timer By 1. In the TV mode, press the and use Entering the Information to select the Save tab. Manually 2. Use the to select Programme List and press the 1. In the TV mode, press the and use to select the Save tab.

  • Page 53: Forward/Reverse Picture Search

    3. Press the to select the broadcast you want to play and press the start playing. 4. Press the to pause playback. 5. Press the to stop playback. 10.10.2 Forward/Reverse Picture Search 1. Press the repeatedly during playback to select the playback speed (2x, 4x, 8x, 16x, or 32x).

  • Page 54: Usb Player

    11 USB Player JPEG stands for Joint Picture Experts 11.1 File Formats Group. This process is intended to com- Your television can be operated via the USB press picture files. input with the following file formats: PNG and BMP are designed to compress 11.1.1 Video Data picture data without any losses.

  • Page 55: Removing The External Data Medium

    5. Select the external data media that you want to remove with the and press 6. Select Remove and press the ð – ..removed safely message will be displayed. 7. Remove the data medium from the socket. 11.4 Multi Media Player menu Multi Media Player file browser shows video, audio, picture and text data on ex- ternal data medium.

  • Page 56: Playback - Basic Functions

    /storage/969c-c854 Video Folder Folder Folder File File File File Select Enter File browser between the audio sources with the while the file is played in full screen File browser mode. Data type • Movies you will be watching from the Data medium folders movie file only supports subtitles Data medium files...

  • Page 57: Moving To A Specific Time In A Video

    You can select different speeds (2-fold, 4- 11.6.7 Shuffling on Audio Files fold, 8-fold, 16-fold and 32-fold forwards You can put the audio files in the external and backwards). data medium on shuffle. 1. Press to skip to the desired time 1.

  • Page 58: Enlarging The Picture Display (Zoom)

    11.6.10 Enlarging the Picture Dis- play (Zoom) (only picture files) 1. Press the during playback. 2. Use the to select Zoom and press 3. Use to select 1X, 2X or 4X and press the EN / 58...

  • Page 59: Google Tv

    12 Google TV™ 7. Follow the instructions displayed on 12.1 Terms, Conditions and Privacy your TV and on the screen of your During the first set-up of your TV set, a phone. Terms of Service page is shown by Google ð...

  • Page 60: Adding A Google Account For Children

    14.Application installation will be com- 1. Press pleted and Home Screen menu will be 2. Select the existing account with displayed. press 12.4 Adding a Google Account for ð Choose an account menu will be dis- Children played. Create a viewing experience with parental 3.

  • Page 61: Changing User Accounts

    13.Select Got it option, and press the Note: • If you want to switch accounts when a 14.Enter the PIN code. child profile is selected, you need to enter 15.Re-enter the PIN code and confirm. the PIN code you set up while creating the child profile.

  • Page 62: Home Menu (Home Screen)

    12.8 Home Menu (Home Screen) To access the home menu of the TV set, simply press the Your TV has an Google TV operating sys- Note: tem. Just like your smartphone or tablet, you can find the most practical applica- •...

  • Page 63: Applications

    12.10 Applications 3. From the applications tab, select the ap- plication you want to start with the You can find your Favourite Applications and press the under the Your Applications tab under the ð Main screen of the app will be dis- Home Screen menu.

  • Page 64: Removing Installed Applica- Tions

    12.11.1 Removing Installed Applica- 12.11.4 Clearing the Application tions Cache You can remove applications you don't Clear application cache. need. 1. Select the application whose cache data 1. Select the application you want to re- you want to delete from All Apps menu move from All Apps menu and press the and press the ð...

  • Page 65: App Permissions

    2. For automatically updating the applica- tions when a new update is released, se- lect Auto-update apps and use to se- lect On. 3. To see the existing updates, select See available updates and press 12.11.8 App Permissions Edit application permissions. 1.

  • Page 66: Google Cast

    13 Google Cast™ Your TV has built-in Google Cast feature. 13.2 Using Google Cast on Android You can instantly switch from your phone, or iOS Mobile Device tablet or laptop to TV. With the built-in You may cast photos, videos or games us- Google Cast feature, you can cast all your ing an application with the Google Cast fea- favourite movies, TV shows, applications,...

  • Page 67: Casting Computer Screen On Tv

    You can cast most web content, but some 13.5 Casting Music or Video Files plugins may not work. from the Computer to the TV Notes: 1. Open the Chrome browser on your com- • To use the Google Cast feature on PC puter.

  • Page 68: System Settings

    14 System Settings 1. From Home Screen menu, press 3. Press the to return to the previous menu. select Settings and press the 14.2 Power and Energy 3. Use the to select System and confirm with the 1. From the System menu, select Power & Energy and press the ð...

  • Page 69: Power On Behavior

    2. Select When inactive or After turning on 14.2.4.2 Automatic Off Timer and select the turn-off time. 1. From the Scheduled power on/off 3. Press the to return to the previous menu, select Power Off Time Type and menu. press the 14.2.3 Power on Behavior 2.

  • Page 70: System Update

    14.3.3 Factory Reset About This process will delete all of the data in your device's internal storage. The data to Software Version be deleted are Google account, system and application data, as well as their settings and downloaded applications. Device name Google TV 1.

  • Page 71: Viewing Other Information

    2. Select Use network-provided time op- 3. Press the to return to the previous tion, and press the menu. Note: 14.3.6 Viewing Other Information • When the time information provided by 1. From the About menu, view Model, Edi- the network is used, Date and Time menu tion, Software Version, Netflix ESN, An- items Set date and Set time are not act- droid security patch level, Core version...

  • Page 72: Language Settings

    14.5 Language Settings Keyboard You can manage the TV language settings in this menu. Current keyboard From the System menu, select Lan- Gboard guage and confirm with the Gboard Settings – Language menu will be displayed. Language Manage Keyboards Català Čestina Dansk Deutsch...

  • Page 73: Manage Keyboards

    14.6.3 Manage Keyboards 14.7.2 Removable Storage Area Note: 1. From the Keyboard menu, select Man- • Removable storage is only displayed on age Keyboards and press the the menu when an external data medium ð Available virtual keyboards will be dis- is plugged into the TV.

  • Page 74: Streaming

    14.8 Streaming Allow other devices to control your streamed media. A notification is displayed on all Android devices connected to your wireless network and let them control the media streamed to this device. 1. From the System menu, select Cast and press the ð...

  • Page 75: Privacy Settings

    15 Privacy Settings Manage your device, account and applica- 4. To allow Google location services and tion privacy settings from this menu. other applications to scan the networks when wireless is off, select Scan always 1. From Home Screen menu, press available and use to select On set- 2.

  • Page 76: Usage And Diagnostic Settings

    3. Select App access to camera and press 3. Press the to return to the previous menu. ð Camera permissions menu will be dis- 15.6 Google Assistant Settings played. You can manage Google Assistant settings 4. Use the menu to select application or in this menu.

  • Page 77: Application Settings

    Payment & Purchases Purchase authentication Manage your account and purchases through the Play Store app on your mobile device, or by following these links in Web browser. Payment methods g.co/ManegeWalet Order history g.co/Play/Orders Subscriptions g.co/Play/Subscriptions 2. Select Purchase authentication option, and press the 3.

  • Page 78: Remote Controls And Accessories

    16 Remote Controls and Accessories You can connect various accessories to your television, e.g. Bluetooth remote con- troller, game controller, keyboard or mouse. You can view the status of the connected accessories in this menu to make adjust- ments. Accessories are supplied separ- ately.

  • Page 79: Help And Feedback

    17 Help and Feedback 1. From Home Screen menu, press 2. Select Settings and press 3. Use the to select Help & Feedback and press the ð Help & Feedback menu will be dis- played. Help & Feedback Send feedback Visit Google TV Help at g.co/tv/help 4.

  • Page 80: Using An External Device

    18 Using an External Device For detailed information about this feature, 18.1 CEC (Consumer Electronics read the user manual of the external Control) device. Your TV has CEC (Consumer Electronics Control) feature. This feature utilizes CEC 18.1.5 Enabling the Control of a (Consumer Electronics Control) protocol.

  • Page 81: Connection Options

    18.2 Connection Options • Note that with many external devices the resolution of the video signal must be to Your television can play high-definition tele- the input sockets on the television (check vision signals (HDTV). the external device’s instruction manual). You can connect the input sources (HDTV You can find out which values you need settop box or High Definition DVD player) to...

  • Page 82: Using A Dvd Recorder, Dvd Player Or Video Recorder

    18.4 Using a DVD Recorder, DVD • Your television is equipped with a Com- mon interface slot into which CA mod- Player or Video Recorder ules from various providers can be inser- 1. Switch on the DVD recorder, DVD player ted.
  • Page 83 Notes: • This menu give operating instructions and – after you enter your PIN code – ac- cess to channels of the PAY-TV provider. • Other settings are described in the manu- als for your CA module and smart card. •...

  • Page 84: Network Setup

    19 Network Setup You need wired or wireless internet connec- 19.2.1 Automatic Connection tion to use features of Google TV. Most home networks are Dynamic Net- • You can establish a wired or wireless works. If you have a dynamic network, you connection between your television and must use a DSL modem that supports the local network.

  • Page 85: Wireless Network Connection

    11.Successfully saved! message will be 19.4 Wireless Network Settings displayed. There are two ways for making the wireless network settings. 12.Press to return to the previous menu or press to return to Home menu. 1. Automatic Connection : all data regard- ing connection settings ( IP Address, 19.3 Wireless Network Connection Netmask, Gateway and DNS) are ob-...

  • Page 86: Connecting To A Hidden Wire- Less Network

    6. Press to return to the previous menu 1. From Home Screen menu, press or press to return to Home menu. select Settings and press the 19.4.3 Connecting to a Hidden Wire- 3. Select Network and Internet option, and less Network press You can connect to a network with a hidden 4.

  • Page 87: Proxy Settings

    14.Press to return to the previous menu or press to return to Home menu. 19.4.5 Proxy Settings 1. From Home Screen menu, press select Settings and press the 3. Select Network and Internet option, and press 4. Select the network you want to connect and from the Available networks tab, se- lect the network you want to connect to with the...

  • Page 88: Detailed Channel Settings

    20 Detailed Channel Settings 10.To delete all the previously scanned 20.1 Automatic Search for Digital channels and scan again, select OK, and Television Channels with to cancel scanning, select Cancel and Single Satellite Connection press New satellite channels are added or satel- ð...

  • Page 89: Manual Search For Digital Tele

    19.Select Scan option, and press the 7. Select Channel Installation Mode op- tion, and press the ð Automatic Search menu will be dis- played and the search for TV stations 8. SelectSatellite (Standard) , or select shall start. Satellite (Operator Mode) if you are us- ing an operator and press ð...

  • Page 90: Antenna Settings For Digital

    16.Select Scan and press the 10.To delete all the previously scanned channels and scan again, select OK, and ð TV channel scan will start. to cancel scanning, select Cancel and ð Search may take several minutes de- press pending on the number of television ð...

  • Page 91: Antenna Settings For Digital

    18.Select Store Type. 25.Select Scan and press the ð Select Only Digital Channels for TV ð TV channel scan will start. channels only ð Search may take several minutes de- ð Select Only Radio Channels for radio pending on the number of television channels only stations received.
  • Page 92 10.To delete all the previously scanned 14.Select Next option and press the channels and scan again, select OK, and ð Satellite Selection menu will be dis- to cancel scanning, select Cancel and played. press 15.Select the first satellite displayed in the ð...

  • Page 93: Motorized Antenna Settings

    26.Select Scan option, and press the 4. Select Channels & Inputs option press. ð Automatic Search menu will be dis- played and the search for TV stations 5. Select Channels option, and press the shall start. ð Search may take several minutes de- ð...
  • Page 94 20.Select the Setting options with the Satellite Setup Movement Control ð Disable Limits: Removes maximum ro- Disable Limits tation limits of the antenna. Please set DiSEqC 1.2 motor's parameters. Limit East Signal Level ð Limit East: Sets the limit position that Signal Quality Limit West the antenna can turn to east at max-...

  • Page 95: Searching For Newly Added Di

    28.Press to return to the previous menu, 3. Press the , Select Settings and press press to return to TV broadcast or press to return to Home menu. 4. Select Channels & Inputs option, and press 20.6 Searching for Newly Added Di- 5.
  • Page 96 9. Select Channel Scan and press the 5. SelectChannels option, and press the ð Cable Scan Configure menu will be dis- ð Channel menu will be displayed. played. 6. Select Cable and press the 7. Select Channel Scan Type. Scan Mode Cable Scan Configure ð...
  • Page 97 8. Select Channel Scan Type and press the 14.Press to return to the previous menu, press to return to TV broadcast or ð Select Only Free Channels for unen- press to return to Home menu. crypted channels only 20.9 Setting Up Antenna-Connected ð...
  • Page 98 5. Select Channels option, and press the 5. Select Channels option, and press the ð Channel menu will be displayed. ð Channel menu will be displayed. 6. Select Antenna option and press. 6. Select Antenna option and press. 7. Select Digital Manual Scan option, and 7.
  • Page 99 7. Select Channel Scan and press the 6. Select Analog option, and press the 7. Select Update Scan and press the Channels Channels Channel Scan Channel Scan Update Scan Update Scan Analogue Manual Scan Analogue Manual Scan 8. The scan starts and the number of ana- logue channels found is displayed in the 8.
  • Page 100 5. Select Channels option, and press the ð Channel menu will be displayed. 6. Select Analog option, and press the 7. Select Analogue Manual Scan option, and press the Channels Channel Scan Update Scan Analogue Manual Scan 8. Select Starting Frequency (MHz) option, and press the .

  • Page 101: Additional Information

    21 Additional Information Default Satellite LNB Power Supply 13/18 V, 14/19 V*, maximum 500 mA LNB switching signal 0/22 kHz 650 mV +/- 250 mV Vpp DiSEqC 1.0 operation, 1.1 operation, 1.2 operation Digital Stream Reception Ranges Satellite (DVB-S) Ku Band 10,700 MHz…...
  • Page 102 22 Glossary DiSEqC 1.1 Features described here are for in- For use in systems where multiple LNBs or formative purposes only. All fea- antennas are used (diagonal, cascading). tures are not available on all TV DiSEqC1.1 can support a maximum of 16 models.
  • Page 103 ing this depending on a change in contrast. HbbTV This increase in the contrast however, may HbbTV is the interactive successor of video also reduce the visible brightness levels in text, which has content with a modern the picture. design, high resolution images and video sequences as well as media libraries.
  • Page 104 transmission with coaxial cables (and with between computers or programmes in fibre-optic cables recently) and reception computer networks. On the server side, the with satellite receivers. proxy acts as a client; on the client side, it acts as a server. Router Compressed audio file format.
  • Page 105 that is placed in this private network and which has a public address in the Internet as well as a private IP address makes the connection to the Internet. This can be per- formed by a proxy or using NAT/PAT/ masking.

  • Page 106: Troubleshooting

    23 Troubleshooting If the remedies given below do not work, • Muted >>> Press the mute button or the please consult an authorized service/ Volume increase button. dealer. Please bear in mind that malfunc- • Problem with the broadcast >> Test with tions can also be caused by external another channel.
  • Page 107 Considerations Regarding Errors of Use and Warranty The following defects can be rectified for a fee. Warranty conditions do not apply for any of these cases; Damages and malfunctions caused by errors in use, Damages and malfunctions during loading, unloading, transport, etc. following the de- livery of the goods to the consumer, Damages and malfunctions arising from the electricity (socket, voltage, grounding, etc.), water (water pressure, tap, etc.), natural gas, telephone, internet, etc.

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