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Digital Television
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Satellite
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IP65
HIGH-DEFINITION MULTIMEDIA INTERFACE
WATERPROOF

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  • Page 1 TILEVISION ® Digital Television Analogue Television Satellite Television IP65 HIGH-DEFINITION MULTIMEDIA INTERFACE WATERPROOF...
  • Page 2 CAUTION: RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN WARNING: TO PREVENT INJURY, THIS APPARATUS MUST BE SECURELY ATTACHED TO THE WALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS. CAUTION: DO NOT REMOVE COVER. NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. BEWARE OF STATIC SENSITIVE PARTS. 6 0 0 m 6 0 0 m Z o n e...

  • Page 3: Safety Instructions And Warnings

    Check the contents of each box is correct Contents first fix kit page 4 Contents second fix kit page 5 If any items are missing, contact the dealer that supplied the TileVision ® To prevent injury, the TileVision must be securely attached to the wall in accordance with the installation ®...

  • Page 4: Tools Required

    Tools Required Suction Lifter Soft Cloth I s o prop y l A lcohol Clear Silicone Sealant Isopropyl Alcohol  Silicone Sealant produces acetic acid during cure. Use only in well ventilated areas. Irritating to eyes. Wash hands after use and before meals. Wash splashes from skin, clothing and other surfaces.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    The Splashproof Remote Control - Fitting The Battery ............Checking The Back Box ........................The Common Interface ( CI ) Port ..................... Sky™ Remote Control Link Setup ....................Installing the TileVision – Initial Connections ® ................TileVision Connectors ® ........................

  • Page 6: Contents - First Fix Kit

    UK 3-pin plug. One ceiling/wall mount water resistant stereo speaker with speaker grille and 4.5 metres of 4-core colour coded cable. Comprehensive installation and operating instructions If any items are missing, contact the dealer that supplied the TileVision ®...

  • Page 7: Contents - Second Fix Kit

    Contents - Second Fix Kit TileVision® screen assembly with four Velcro self- adhesive strips to secure the unit into the back box before the TileVision® is sealed in place with silicone sealant (not supplied). Comprehensive installation and Mirrored acrylic surround with peel-off protective operating covering.

  • Page 8: First Fix Kit - Initial Assembly

    First Fix Kit – Initial Assembly Please note – A technically competent person should carry out the installation of your TileVision unit. ® Unpacking your TileVision ® Within the back box there are two right-angled brackets and fixing screws. Screw the brackets to the outside of the back box but be aware these will need to be loosened to allow adjustment of the back box when fitted into the wall.

  • Page 9: Recess Dimensions

    Recess Dimensions 22" TileVision ® 590mm x 381mm x 75mm depth from the front face of the tiles. 26" TileVision ® 703mm x 455mm x 75mm depth from the front face of the tiles. First Fix Kit – Installing the Back Box Installation and positioning Cut the required recess, with the depth measured from the front face of the tiles.

  • Page 10: First Fix Cabling

    TileVision . This lead must not be cut, shortened or lengthened – this could potentially damage ® the power supply unit and the TileVision and have implications regarding safety. ® Ensure the remote isolation switch is off and connect the power supply mains lead to the 24 V power supply unit.
  • Page 11 If in doubt, consult a qualified aerial technician. If the TileVision is to be used with a Sky™ digital receiver which has two RF outputs, the channel ® can be changed on the Sky™ receiver using the TileVision learning remote control via the ® TileVision .

  • Page 12: The Splashproof Remote Control - Fitting The Battery

    The Splashproof Remote Control Before the splashproof remote control can be used the insulating plastic film must be removed from beneath the battery. Place the remote control face down on a horizontal flat surface and use the opener to release the battery compartment cover by rotating it in an anti-clockwise direction.

  • Page 13: Checking The Back Box

    The Common Interface ( CI ) Port If a Conditional Access Module (CAM) is being used to add channels to the TileVision the CAM ® should be inserted into the CI Port of TileVision with the power disconnected.

  • Page 14: Sky™ Remote Control Link Setup

    If the TileVision is used with a Sky™ receiver, the channel can be changed on the Sky™ ® receiver using the Sky™ remote control via the remote sensor on the TileVision ® Preparation to use this facility should have been completed during the installation of the first fix assembly (see page 9).

  • Page 15: Installing The Tilevision ® - Initial Connections

    Installing the TileVision – Initial Connections ® Note: All connections should be made with the remote isolation switch for the TileVision ® to OFF. Earthing Points Introduce the lower front edge of the unit into the back box and fit the earth cables to the two earthing screws as...

  • Page 16: Tilevision ® Connectors

    TileVision Connectors ® All connections must be made before sealing the TileVision into the back box. ® Base Connector Array USB 1 IN SCART IN IR Link 24v DC 3.75 A HDMI 2 IN HDMI 1 IN PC AUDIO VGA IN...
  • Page 17 The Component and Composite Video Connectors All connections must be made before sealing the TileVision into the back box. ® (A) for Component Video Satellite Receiver, Cable Box or Hard Disk AV & L / R AUDIO Recorder DVD Player/Recorder...
  • Page 18 ® external equipment such as a satellite receiver or DVD/Blue-ray player. PC Connections To use PC RGB, connect the PC RGB connector of the TileVision to the PC’s RGB connector and ® connect the PC Audio In connector on the TileVision to the PC’s audio out connector.
  • Page 19 The SCART Connector All connections must be made before sealing the TileVision into the back box. ® Satellite Receiver, Cable Box or Hard Disk Recorder DVD Player/Recorder SCART Connection Reference (A) SCART to SCART connector Name Description Audio Out Right...

  • Page 20: The Ir Link, Rj12 And Rs-232 Connectors

    ® IR Link Out The IR Link Out is a 3.5 mm mono jack socket. The IR signal sensed by the TileVision is outputted ® from this socket to an IR emitter. This will enable the remote control of external equipment, such as a DVD player, from the TileVision ®...

  • Page 21: Installing The Tilevision ® - Setup And Tuning

    Press the 34 or 56 buttons to highlight the required language. Press the OK button to select the language. If tuning of DTV / ATV is required follow the instructions 4 to 8 on page 25 (Tuning the TileVision ®...

  • Page 22: Installing The Tilevision ® - Sealing

    Installing the TileVision – Sealing ® Note: It is the installer’s responsibility to ensure that the TileVision ® installed and sealed correctly, failure to do so will invalidate the guarantee. Sealing the TileVision ® When correct function has been confirmed, switch the TileVision to standby and set the isolation ®...

  • Page 23: The Splashproof Remote Control

    Page Down button Subtitles button Text button Make sure there are no objects between the remote control and the TileVision ® Do not place the remote control near a heater. A strong blow to the remote control may cause it not to operate.

  • Page 24: The Standard Remote Control

    The Standard Remote Control POWER On/Off button INFO button Zoom buttons Mute button Picture Mode button Sound Mode button Sleep button Favourite button Personal Video Recorder (PVR) List / USB button Previous Chapter button Next Chapter button Stop button Record / Home button Fast Reverse button Fast Forward button Play / Pause button...

  • Page 25: Switching The Tilevision ® On/Off

    Switching the TileVision On/Off ® Please allow a minimum of five seconds after switching the TileVision off before switching it on ® again. To switch the TileVision on, press the POWER button. ® The LED indicator will show green and TileVision will display a picture within twenty seconds.

  • Page 26: Selecting A Source

    Selecting a Source If external sources have been connected to the TileVision they may be viewed by selecting the ® appropriate input. The Input Source list allows selection of the following: DTV (Digital Television), ATV (Analogue Television), SCART, Component (Y, Pb, Pr), PC-RGB, HDMI 1, HDMI 2, AV, Digital Media Player and Satellite.

  • Page 27: Auto Tuning

    DTV / ATV ® If a Sky™ box is being used as a source it should be switched on before tuning the TileVision . This will allow the TileVision to tune to the Sky™ box correctly. ® ® Select either DTV or ATV source see page 24 Press the MENU button.
  • Page 28 Tuning the TileVision Satellite ® Select Satellite source see page 24 Press the MENU button. The CHANNEL menu will be displayed. Press the 56 buttons to highlight Dish Setup. Press the OK button to display the Dish Setup menu. Press the 56 buttons to highlight the required satellite. For UK Free To Air channels, select the satellite marked Ku_TileVision (No 59).
  • Page 29 Tuning the TileVision Satellite ® Channel Search Menu. Press the 56 buttons to highlight Scan Mode. Press the 34 buttons to set the scan mode to the required setting. 2a Default Blind Scan Network Press the 56 buttons to highlight Crypted mode.
  • Page 30 Tuning the TileVision Satellite ( ® Transponders All setup values for each satellite must be entered before selecting individual transponders. Select Satellite source see page 24 Press the MENU button. The CHANNEL menu will be displayed. Press the 56 buttons to highlight Dish Setup.

  • Page 31: Manual Tuning

    If there is a signal on the required channel press the OK button to start tuning the stations on the selected channel. The TileVision® will confirm that it is searching for channels. After a short time the dialogue will show the number of DTV and Radio programmes that have been tuned.
  • Page 32 ATV Manual Tuning Analogue Television Manual Tuning Press the MENU button to display the CHANNEL menu. Press the 56 button to highlight the ATV Manual Tuning. Press the OK button to display the ATV Manual Tuning menu. Use the 34 buttons to select which programme to tune. Press the 56 button to highlight System.
  • Page 33 CADTV Manual Tuning Press the MENU button to display the CHANNEL menu. Press the 56 buttons to highlight the CADTV MANUAL TUNING. Press the OK button to display the CADTV Manual Tuning menu. Press the 56 buttons to highlight the item to be adjusted. Set the required value of FREQUENCY by pressing the 34 buttons or entering the value using the number buttons on the remote control.

  • Page 34: Programme Edit

    Manual Tuning. Setting SKIP for unwanted programmes is usually a better option. Programme Edit allows programmes to be deleted, skipped or selected as favourites. Deleted programmes are removed completely and are not available at all until the TileVision is retuned using ®...
  • Page 35 Manual Tuning. Setting SKIP for unwanted programmes is usually a better option. Programme Edit allows programmes to be deleted, skipped or selected as favourites. Deleted programmes are removed completely and are not available at all until the TileVision is retuned using ®...

  • Page 36: Signal Information / Ci Information

    Press the MENU button to display the CHANNEL menu. Press the 56 buttons to HIGHLIGHT the CI INFORMATION menu. Press the OK button to display the CI Information With a CAM installed the message ‘Loading CI MMI...’ will be displayed whilst the TileVision accesses the ®...

  • Page 37: Changing Channels

    Changing Channels There are five ways to change to a new channel on the TileVision ® Enter the programme number directly by pressing the number keys. When choosing a programme from 1–9 there is no need to press the 0 key first.

  • Page 38: Programme Information

    Basic DTV Programme Information The channel number, channel name and signal information are always displayed on screen for a few seconds whenever switching from one channel to another. Basic ATV Programme Information The channel number, channel name and signal information are always displayed on screen for a few seconds whenever switching from one channel to another.

  • Page 39: The Electronic Programme Guide (Epg)

    The Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) Viewing the EPG The EPG information is provided by the broadcasters. Programme entries may appear blank or out of date as a result of the information broadcast on a given channel. The display will dynamically update as soon as new information becomes available. EPG information can be viewed at any time when watching digital programmes.

  • Page 40: Epg Timer Recording And Programme Reminders

    Timer Overlap and the current setting will be deleted. The timer recording will not be set. Timer Recording - Indication. With the TileVision in standby mode (red LED lit). The LED will change to green to indicate that the recording is in progress, a picture will NOT be displayed. On completion of the...
  • Page 41 Timer Overlap and the current setting will be deleted. The timer recording will not be set. Timer Recording - Indication. With the TileVision in standby mode (red LED lit). The LED will change to green to indicate that the recording is in progress, a picture will NOT be displayed. On completion of the...
  • Page 42 The Timer Recording Schedule The Schedule List can be displayed for checking or deleting a program that is set to be recorded, or a reminder of a program. Press the EPG button to display the EPG. Press the YELLOW button (Schedule). A list of programs that is scheduled to be recorded will be shown. To delete a program press the 56 buttons to highlight the programme to be deleted.
  • Page 43 Recording The Current Program A USB memory stick (flash drive) must be installed. To quickly record the current program for viewing at a later time. Press the RECORD button. The recording of the program starts immediately. The record indicator will appear at the top left of the picture.

  • Page 44: The Personal Video Recorder (Pvr) / Digital Media Player

    The PVR ( ) List Personal Video Recorder Press the PVR LIST button. The PVR list will be displayed. Press the 56 buttons to highlight the required recording. Press the OK button or PLAY button to start the playback of the recording. Digital Media Player A USB memory stick (flash drive) must be installed.

  • Page 45: Picture Settings

    Adjustments are made with the PICTURE menu hidden so that most of the picture is visible. Only the item being adjusted is shown on the screen. When all the settings are as required press the OK button to return to the Picture Mode menu. The Tint adjustment does not apply to TileVision ®...
  • Page 46 Picture Colour Temperature The Colour Temperature can be set independently for each input. For example, DTV can be set to Normal and the HDMI input can be set to Personal for DVD playback. Setting the Colour Temperature Three preset colour temperature settings can be selected or, using the User Colour Temperature mode, the mix of Red, Green and Blue can be set to preferred levels.
  • Page 47 The Aspect Ratio can be independently set for each input. For example, DTV can be set to Auto and the HDMI input can be set to Zoom1 for DVD playback. If the Aspect Ratio is set to Auto, the TileVision will alter the picture to best suit the programme being ®...

  • Page 48: Subtitles

    Picture Noise Reduction Noise Reduction can be independently set for each input except PC RGB where Noise Reduction setting is not required. If noise reduction is needed, Default is the recommended setting. Noise reduction can be set as follows: Press the MENU button. Press the 34 buttons to select the PICTURE menu.

  • Page 49: Sound Settings

    Sound Settings Four preset sound modes can be selected or, using the User mode, five frequency bands can be set to preferred levels. Setting the Sound Mode Press the MENU button. Press the 34 buttons to select the SOUND menu. Press the OK button to display the Sound Mode menu.
  • Page 50 Surround Sound Surround sound will enhance the audio and provide a more enjoyable and involving presentation. Press the MENU button. Press the 34 buttons to select the SOUND menu. Press the 56 buttons to highlight Surround Sound. Press the OK button to display the Surround Sound menu. Press the 56 buttons to select the required Surround Sound option.
  • Page 51 DTV Audio Languages Some DTV broadcasts can include multiple audio languages and/or narrative audio descriptions for the visually impaired (V.I.). The Audio Languages menu allows available languages to be selected and broadcasts with audio descriptions to be chosen if required. In DTV mode the sound output for the left and right speakers can be selected as follows: Press the AUDIO button to open the Audio Languages list.

  • Page 52: Time Functions

    Setting The OFF Time The time menu allows the TileVision to be programmed to switch on or off at preset times. Options available ® are Off, Once, Every Day, Mon~Fri, Mon~Sat, Sat~Sun, Sunday. Press the MENU button. Press the 34 buttons to select the TIME menu.
  • Page 53 Setting The ON Time The time menu allows the TileVision to be programmed to switch on or off at preset times. Options available ® are Off, Once, Every Day, Mon~Fri, Mon~Sat, Sat~Sun, Sunday. Press the MENU button. Press the 34 buttons to select the TIME menu.
  • Page 54 The Sleep Timer can be changed whilst watching a programme. Press the Sleep button to sequence through the delay settings. Auto Standby The TileVision incorporates a auto standby function. If there has been no operation of the TileVision after a ® ® set time the TileVision will switch to standby.
  • Page 55 Setting The Time Zone There is a choice of 44 cities in various time zones. Press the MENU button. Press the 34 buttons to display the TIME menu. Press the 56 button to highlight TIME ZONE. Press the OK button to display the TIME ZONE selection menu. Press the 56 and 34 buttons until the required City / Time Zone is selected.

  • Page 56: Language Selection

    On Screen Display Language The on-screen menus and lists can be in any of the following twenty two languages: Český, Dansk, Deutsch, English, Español, Ελληνικά, Français, Hrvatski, Italiano, Magyar, Nederlands, Norsk, Polski, Portugês, Pyccкий, Româneste, Slovenščina, Srpski, Suomi, Svenska, Български, Slovak. Press the MENU button.
  • Page 57 Subtitle Language The primary or secondary language are used as appropriate if they are available when multiple subtitle languages are broadcast. Set the preferred subtitle languages as follows: Press the MENU button. Press the 34 buttons to display the OPTION menu. Press the 56 buttons to HIGHLIGHT the SUBTITLE LANGUAGES menu.

  • Page 58: Pvr File System

    PVR File System The PVR USB memory stick performance can be checked or if required the PVR USB memory stick can be formatted. Press the MENU button. Press the 34 buttons to display the OPTION menu. Press the 56 buttons to highlight the PVR File System option. Press the OK button to display the PVR File System menu.

  • Page 59: Restore Default

    Restore Default There is normally no need to restore factory settings. It can however, be useful to restore factory settings as an easy way of clearing such restrictions as blocked, skipped channels and personal settings, etc. The default factory settings can be restored as follows: Press the MENU button.

  • Page 60: Lock System / Parental Control

    When lock system is on, Auto Tuning, DTV Manual Tuning and ATV Manual Tuning can not be accessed from the CHANNEL menu without entering the password. All other menu options are not affected. The TileVision default four digit password is 0000.
  • Page 61 Change Password Press the MENU button. Press the 34 buttons to display the LOCK menu. Press the 56 buttons to highlight the SET PASSWORD option. Press the OK button to open the password window. Enter the current four digit code using the number pad on the remote control. Enter the NEW four digit code using the number pad on the remote control.

  • Page 62: Dtv Text

    To exit DTV Text press the TEXT, the EXIT button or change channel. All DTV Text navigation uses the 5634, Colour and 0–9 number buttons, all functions are available with the TileVision splashproof remote control. ®...

  • Page 63: Atv Teletext

    ATV Teletext Functions of Teletext Part Display Contents Selected page number. Broadcast Station identity. Current page number or searching status. Date and time. Text information. FastText information. Red, Green, Yellow, Blue Switching Teletext On Press the TEXT button once to view the Teletext pages. Use the 0-9 number buttons and the RED, GREEN, YELLOW and BLUE FastText buttons to navigate the text pages.

  • Page 64: Remote Control - How To Control A Device

    To select a different device to control, press and release the device button: TileVision® (TV) satellite receiver (SAT) or DVD recorder/player (DVD) that you wish to control. Press the function button you require. The LEDs will light to confirm that a signal is being sent and which device is being controlled.
  • Page 65 Auto Search – All Brand Codes Switch the chosen device (TV, satellite receiver, DVD recorder/player) that you wish to find the code for, to ON. When the correct code has been found the device will switch OFF. Press and hold down the TV (TV), satellite (SAT) or DVD recorder/player (DVD) button until the red light stays on, then release the button.
  • Page 66 Checking/Recalling a Device Code To find out which three digit code is controlling any device: Press and release the device button: TV (TV), satellite (SAT) or DVD recorder/player (DVD) for which you want to find the code. Press the same device button again, together with the OK button and release both buttons. The red light will flash.

  • Page 67: Remote Control - Programming A Button

    Manually Programming a Button High levels of ambient light such as natural sunlight or energy efficient fluorescent lights should be avoided when manually programming the remote control. Any button other than the device buttons TV, SAT and DVD and the SET button can be manually programmed. Place the original remote control and the learning remote control roughly 10 mm apart facing ‘head-to-head’...

  • Page 68: Remote Control - Troubleshooting

    Program the button. The red light flashes when a button Ensure that the remote control is within is pressed but the TileVision® or three meters of, and pointed at, the device does not respond. TileVision® or piece of equipment.

  • Page 69: Tilevision - Troubleshooting

    Note: Even though other TVs display a good picture in the same building it does not prove the quality of the signal reaching the TileVision . The only way is to try an alternative ® TV on the aerial to the TileVision or the TileVision in a ® ®...

  • Page 70: Specifications

    Overall size 728 mm x 494 mm (1.5 mm deep, 30 mm wide) Total Weight including Back Box 22.5 Kg TileVision is a Registered Trademark ®2001 TileVision is manufactured in th UK by: Porter Lancastrian Limited Lower Healey Business Park...

  • Page 71: Design And Specifications Are Subject To Change Without Notice

    Clip Terminals LEFT +/- and RIGHT +/- RS-232 Receives RS232 Control Codes from Home Automation/Hotel Systems Sky™ IR Link Control of a Sky Box via the TileVision® IR receiver and Aerial cable Control RJ12 Command code in and out 3.5mm IR In For connection to external IR receiver 3.5mm IR Out...
  • Page 72 208 mm Ø Speaker Depth 79 mm Power Supply Dimensions 140mm x 65mm x 40mm depth excluding connecting cables. PORTER L ANC ASTRIAN LIMITED www.tilevision.tv 22" FR1 & 26" FR2 Tilevision Operating Instructions – June 2012 – Part No. TVS/00492/04 Ed 1.0 ®...

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