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Summary of Contents for Wintal STBX5C
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Page 1: User Manual
Standard Definition Digital Set Top Box USER MANUAL COMPONENT OPTICAL AUDIO VIA SCART www.wintal.com.au... -
Page 2: Safety Instructions
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Please observe the following safety instructions carefully operating this unit. If you need help, please call our national troubleshooting help line on 1300 662 946. Danger Symbol Warning Symbol The lightning fl ash with arrowhead The exclamation point within an symbol within an equilateral triangle equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence... -
Page 3: Operating Ambient Temperature Range
Operating ambient temperature range The operating ambient temperature range for your unit is 5°C – 40°C (41°F – 104°F) with humidity of 20 – 80%. When using the unit in a system rack, be sure to keep the ambient temperature within this temperature range. -
Page 4: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Setting the product up safely Keep the mains connections accessible Do not carry out repairs Operating ambient temperature range Thunderstorms Battery disposal Cleaning the unit FIRST USE Unpacking Easy Install Guide Optional devices OPERATING YOUR SET TOP BOX BASIC SETTINGS GENERAL OPERATION OF YOUR SET TOP BOX CHANNEL SELECTION... -
Page 5: First Use
Turn on the set top box. Please note that if there is a green dot scrolling across the LED display, then the unit is in stand-by After the Wintal start up screen, the option is given for you to select the menu language. (If this option is not displayed, perform a factory reset, below) Please select your... - Page 6 Then select your country & press OK Select your State & press OK Select Search Channels & Press OK Once search has completed (May take several minutes) select Save Please Note: You can restart this process at any time by doing a factory reset; Press Menu Button on remote Select Main Menu, Press OK Select Edit Settings, press OK...
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Page 7: Optional Devices
Optional devices Audio L/R If you wish to hear superior sound through your Hi-fi Stereo system you can do so by using a stereo cable. Video Composite video out. Connect to your TV or VCR. Your TV or VCR must support Composite IN (check your TV / VCR user manual). -
Page 8: Operating Your Set Top Box
Operating your set top box Operating the receiver is done using the supplied remote control. Navigation within menus is carried out using the buttons shown below: P+ / P– Moves the cursor in the menus up- and down. – / + In lists: pages up and down In input fi... -
Page 9: Basic Settings
Basic Settings After switching on the receiver for the fi rst time or after using the Factory Reset function, you will be asked to choose your OSD language and your geographical location. This informs the receiver to scan using a preset channel list for your location. Note: these channel lists are only up-to-date when the receiver is produced or a software update has been performed. -
Page 10: General Operation Of Your Set Top Box
General operation of your set top box You can choose the following remote control functions in normal TV viewing mode: P+ / P– Change to previous or next channel in the channel list TV / RADIO Change between TV and radio mode –... -
Page 11: Channel Selection
Channel selection The receiver keeps an internal channel list in its memory. This list contains all channels that were found during the channel scan. There are several methods of selecting a channel: P+ / P– Change to previous or next channel in the channel list TV / RADIO Change to TV or radio mode SWAP Change back and forth between current and previously viewed channel. -
Page 12: Channel List
Channel list The channel list can be used in a number of ways: LIST Shows the whole channel list. You can navigate using the P+/P– buttons to any channel. Press OK to select the channel. EXIT You can also use the EXIT button to call up the channel list. TV / RADIO Change to the TV or radio list 0-9 You can also enter a channel number using the number buttons directly. -
Page 13: Epg - Electronic Program Guide
EPG - Electronic program guide Broadcasters can offer information on their programs such as the title and description of the current and following program (the status panel). Additionally, they also have the option to offer a program guide of up to 64 days in advance. Not all broadcasters offer the full 64 days of program information. -
Page 14: Osd Teletext
OSD Teletext If you have selected a channel that contains teletext data (normally Channel Seven), press ‘TEXT’ on your remote control to enter teletext mode. 0 – 9 Enter page number (between 100 and 899) P+ / P– Single step through the pages Pages that hold no information will be skipped. -
Page 15: Timer
Timer The built in timer can manage up to 12 timer events. Timers allow you to program the unit to alert you and change channel, so you do not miss your favourite programs. The timers are accessed and edited via the timer sub menu. The dates of each timer are displayed in the overview window. -
Page 16: Selection Of Audio/ Radio Channel
Selection of Audio/ Radio Channel Where available, the receiver is able to select an alternate language or audio channel than the default broadcast. To select another audio channel, press the MENU button whilst the program is running. Select “Audio Channel” and any extra audio channels available will be displayed. Select the desired audio channel and press OK. -
Page 17: Configuration Of The Receiver
Confi guration of the receiver Basic settings The basic settings can be adjusted via the sub menu “Edit Settings”, which can be accessed from the main menu (press the MENU button twice). To change an individual option of the settings menu, select the item and use the – / + buttons to cycle through the different options. -
Page 18: Reception
Reception 5V Antenna supply Only select this option if you are running a masthead power supply of 5 V. Mobile Reception Select this option if you are using the receiver in a mobile application, such as in a moving caravan, or boat. Signal Output TV Screen Select: 16:9 Widescreen, 4:3 (Letterbox) &... -
Page 19: Editing The Channel List
Editing the channel list The channel list of the receiver can be sorted according to your wishes. Call up the channel list editor through the menu “Channel List” / “Sort Channels” from the main menu. After making any changes leave the channel list with the EXIT button. Confi rm changes in the “Save Changes”... -
Page 20: Automatic Search
Automatic search The automatic search function fi nds any newly available TV and radio channels. These new channels can be added to the existing List. Performing an automatic search Select the ‘Search’ option in the “Channel List” / “Channel Search” menu, available from the main menu. -
Page 21: Signal Strength Indicator
Signal strength indicator The signal strength indicator can be found in the sub menu “Extras” from the main menu. The indicator gives an estimation of the signal strength for a particular channel, measured in dB. Note: The signal strength is not only dependent on your antenna but also the strength of the channel which is being transmitted. -
Page 22: Games
Games Two games have been included with the receiver. These games can be found under “Extras” in the main menu. Blocks The object of the game “Blocks” is to strategically place falling blocks so as to leave as little empty, unused space as possible. As a row becomes full it disappears and the rows above it move down. -
Page 23: Troubleshooting
Closed captions programs If the receiver does not function properly after checking it, please contact our Wintal troubleshooting help line on 1300 662 946. Do not attempt to make repairs on this unit as there is danger of electric shock and will void your warranty. -
Page 24: Warranty Information
CUSTOMER CARE CENTRE 36 months this product is warranted for from the date of purchase. Subject to the conditions of this warranty, the Customer Care Centre will perform necessary service on the product without charge for parts, or labour if, in the opinion of the manufacturer/ manufacturer’s agent, the product is found to be faulty within the warranty period.