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- Page 1 DiGYBOXX T4 VA Operating Manual With integrated VIACCESS decoding system. For receiving free and Boxer (Viaccess)-Card encoded DVB-T programmes.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
1 Table of contents Table of contents ........2 Illustrations . - Page 3 Turning on and off ..........22 Programme selection .
- Page 4 Troubleshooting aids ........49 Your unit a CE symbol and it meets all of the required EU standards. Subject to alterations and printing errors. Issued 04/09 TechniSat and DiGYBOXX T4 VA are registered trademarks belonging to TechniSat Digital GmbH Postfach 560 54541 Daun www.technisat.de...
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Page 5: Illustrations
Video text * On/Mix/Off Remote control option: Two TechniSat receivers, a TechniSat TV as well as another unit with the same coding can be operated by changing the remote conrol options. > Press the required buttons simultaneously to change the remote control option, i.e. - Page 6 LED display Select programme On/Standby up/down Boxer (Viaccess)-Card card reader: > Insert the Boxer (Viaccess)-Card (gold chip pointing downwards and aligned with the insertion slot) carefully up to the stop in the card reader. SCART connector Aerial Aerial HDMI inputs outputs output Audio output...
- Page 7 Dear customer, Congratulations on deciding to buy a DiGYBOXX T4 VA digital receiver. These operating instructions will help you make optimum use of the extensive functions of your new digital receiver. We have kept the operating manual as understandable and as short as possible.
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Page 8: Please Read First
3 Please read first > First check the kit to ensure that it is complete before you start to install the equipment. The kit contains the following: 1 Digital receiver, 1 mains adapter, 1 remote controller, 1 operating manual, 1 guarantee card, 2 batteries (1.5V micro-cells), 1 HDMI cable. >... -
Page 9: Safety Notes
You must ensure that the remote controller's discharged batteries as well as any other electronic scrap items are not put in your household waste, but are disposed of correctly (returned to the dealer as special wastel). 3.3 Safety notes You should read through the safety regulations carefully for your own protection, before you switch the new equpment on. -
Page 10: Connecting Up The Dvb Receiver
4 Connecting up the DVB receiver Connect the aerial to the Aerial input on the DVB receiver. Connect the HDMI connection on the DVB receiver to the TV. Connect the Scart connection on the DVB receiver to the TV. Connect the Aerial output to the TV. Connect the Audio output to your HiFi system. -
Page 11: External Unit
4.1 External unit Use the cable comming from the terrestrial aerial (roof or room aerial) to connect up to the terrestrial aerial input on the receiver. A roof aerial should be used whenever possible. A room aerial might be sufficient if reception is very good. -
Page 12: Smartcard
4.4 Smartcard Insert the Boxer (Viaccess)-Card (gold chip facing downwards and aligned correctly) carefully up to the stop in the card reader (see Section 2 illustrations). 4.5 Mains connection Connect the mains supply to the digital receiver only after all of the connection cables for the other components have been fitted to the unit. -
Page 13: Initial Installation
5 Initial installation After you have read the Safety instructions and connected up the unit as described in Chapter 4 you can now switch the unit on as described in Chapter 7. The installation assistant start up window AutoInstall will be displayed the first time that the unit is switched on. - Page 14 > Press OK, to confirm and import your selection and to move onto the aerial configuration step. Basic setup You will set up the screen format and the aerial feed in this installation step. > Use the up/down arrow keys to mark the Display Format line and then use the left/right arrow keys to select the 16:9 or 4:3 screen format.
- Page 15 > Adjust the aerial so that maximum amplitude is displayed for the signal strength and the signal quality display. > Use the up/down arrow keys to mark the Proceed field and then press OK to confirm it. Station search function Station search is the step that comes after aerial adjustment.
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Page 16: Settings
Exiting the installation assistent > Press OK to confirm the message and return to normal working. 6 Settings You can optimise the digital receiver to meet your needs, if necessary, after you have connected it up and it is working. 6.1 Menu language You can use this menu option to select the language that you want. -
Page 17: Basic Settings
6.2 Basic settings Your DVB receiver must be set up to meet your specific requirement in order to be able to use it optimally. > Call up the Main menu by pressing the Menu button. > Mark the Settings line using up/down arrow keys. >... -
Page 18: Time Offset Selection
6.2.2 Time offset selection The unit has an integrated clock. This will be automatically synchronised to Greenwich Mean Time by the SAT receiver. Automatic > Use the left/right arrow keys to select the automatic setting. Local time will be set up automatically in accordance with the country that you selected (Section 6.2.1). -
Page 19: Hdmi-Resolution
> Press OK to confirm. The Audio/Video settings menu will be displayed. > Use the up/down arrow keys to move the marker within the menu and change specific items as described in the following. Pay attention to any screen windows that are displayed when selecting a menu option. -
Page 20: Digital Audio
6.3.6 Digital Audio > Use the left/right arrow keys in this line to set up stereo or multichannel. 6.4 Language settings You can set up your preferred menu language, audio language and the sub-title settings from this menu. > Press the Menu button to call up the Main menu. >... -
Page 21: Antenna Adjustment
Primary subtitling language Set up your preferred sub-title language here. The sub-titles will be displayed in this language, provided that it is broadcast, automatically at the bottom of the screen after you have switched over. Use the Off setting to switch the automatic sub-title display off and you can switch it back on manually when needed as described in Section 7.14. -
Page 22: Operation
> Now use the left/right arrow keys to mark the channel with the weakest received signal. > Reposition the aerial so that the two cursor bars display maximum amplitude. red cursor bar poor reception yellow cursor bar good reception green cursor bar very good reception 7 Operation 7.1 Turning on and off... -
Page 23: Using The Navigator (Programme List)
7.2.3 Using the Navigator (programme list) > Press the OK button. The programme list navigator will be displayed. Only TV programmes will be displayed in TV mode and only radio programmes in radio mode. The presently selected programme will be marked. >... -
Page 24: Calling Up Blocked Programmes
> Use the up/down arrow keys to mark the programme that you want to watch. > Press OK to confirm your selection. 7.2.4 Calling up blocked programmes The Receiver PIN message will be displayed on the screen if a programme has been set up that is blocked by the child lock. -
Page 25: Protection Of Minors
> If you set up an encoded programme your digital receiver will scan the card reader automatically and decode the programme, provided that you have inserted a Smartcard that is valid for the respective programme. 7.3.1 Protection of minors Entering the PIN code enables you to watch broadcasts that are normally blocked by the child lock at any time of the day - without having to disable the protection of minors option. -
Page 26: Tv/Radio Switch
7.5 TV/Radio switch The receiver's pre-programming includes radio programmes in addition to the TV programmes. > Use the TV/Radio button to switch the digital receiver over to radio mode. The receiver will now switch over to the last radio station that you were listening to. >... -
Page 27: Additional Program Information
7.9 Additional programme information Use the programme info function Display additional programme information for the programme that you are watching, provided that it is being broadcast > Press the Info button twice to open up another info window. Additional information for the current programme will now be displayed. >... -
Page 28: Using The Internal Videotext Decoder
7.11.2 Using the internal videotext decoder You can also use the integrated videotext decoder to display the information. > Switch over to the programme with the videotext information that you want to see. > Press the Videotext button to switch the videotext on. >... -
Page 29: Calling Up The Electronic Programme Guide
7.13.1 Calling up the electronic programme guide > Switch the digital receiver and your TV on. > Now press the EPG button on the digital receiver's remote control. The electronic program guide will be displayed on your screen. The currently selected programme list will be displayed in the left section of the programame window. -
Page 30: Epg Info
> Press the right arrow key to go to the day's list of selected programmes. 7.13.2 EPG info Use EPG info to display info about a marked programme or a marked station. > Use the up/down arrow keys to mark the broadcast that you want. >... -
Page 31: Timer
7.13.3 Timer You can use the EPG electronic programme guide to make programming of the Timer events easier. > Mark the stations you want to include in the Timer programming as described previously. > Now press the red Set timer function key. The Set timer menu with the selected programme data will be displayed so that you can check it. - Page 32 > Use the up/down arrow keys to select the New video recorder timer entry. > Press the OK button to go to the entry window used for programming a new Timer event. Proceed as follows to program an event: Source >...
- Page 33 > Use the arrow keys to mark the Rpt column > Press the OK button. A selection window with different repeat proposals will be displayed. Timer on Repeat daily Repeat once per week Use the up/down arrow keys to select the function that you want. >...
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Page 34: Changing The Basic Programing
7.14.2.3 Programing a new Timer event > You can program a new Timer event by using the up/down arrow keys to mark a free line in the Timer overview menu. > Press the yellow New function key to be taken to the entry window for programming a new Timer event. - Page 35 > The active favourites list will be displayed on the right of the screen. This is active due to current programme setting being marked. The full list is displayed on the left of the screen. All of the available programmes are displayed in the full list. >...
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Page 36: Add Programme To Favourites List
> Use the up/down arrow keys to mark the favourites list that you want to edit and then press OK to confirm it. The selected favourites list is now active. 8.1.2 Add a programme to favourites list Call up programme list admisnistration as described in Section 8.1.1 if you want to copy a programme from the full list into a favourites list. -
Page 37: Protection Of Minors
> After you have used this method to configure the programme list as you want it you can press the Menu button to return to noemal working. 8.2 Protection of minors Your unit is equipped with a child lock system. This enables you to block important functions (e.g. -
Page 38: Change Receiver Pin
> Press the red function key to display the selection window. You can now select the programme list that you want. > Use the up/down arrow keys to select the programme list type that you want (e.g. Favourites A). > Press OK to confirm. -
Page 39: Menu Lock
Attention! Do not forget the unit's PIN code! Contact your dealer if you forget the number! 8.2.3 Menu lock If the menu lock system is switched on then the PIN code must also be entered to release blocked programmes as well as calling up the menus. >... -
Page 40: Automatic Search
> Now use the up/down arrow keys to mark the search method that you wnat to use and then press OK to confirm it. 8.3.1 Automatic Search This search option will search for programmes in all of the channels. > Press the OK button to start the search automatically. -
Page 41: After The Search Run
> Use the left/right arrow keys to set up the channel that you want to search through for new programmes. > Press the red Start search function key to start the search. 8.3.3 After the search run You can follow the channel search on the screen whilst it is running. The number of programmes that were found and the number of new programmes tthat were found will be displayed after teh seach has been completed. -
Page 42: Restore Factory Settings
> Now mark the Service settings menu line using the up/down arrow keys. > Press OK to confirm. The Service settings sub-menu will be displayed. 8.4.1 Restore factory settings The default factory settings will be set up again after you have called this function up, certain settings will be be deleted and the AutoInstall installation assistant will also start up. -
Page 43: Update Software
8.4.3 Update Software You also have the option to update your digital receiver's operating software. > Press the OK button to start the search for new software for your unit. > If new software for your unit has been found you mus mark the Update line and then press OK to confirm it. -
Page 44: Technical Terms
9 Technical terms Aerial cable: The connecting cable used between the aerial output on the receiver and the aerial input on the TV, which enables analog TV programmes to be received by the TV. see SCART MPEG1/MPEG2 data compression: A digital data package of 216 Mbits/s is needed to transmit current TV standards (625 lines and 50 Hz screen repition frequeny). - Page 45 OSD: On Screen Display (screen insert window) PID: Packet Identifier, Packet-ID Receiver: The signal received from the aerial cannot be processed by the TV. It has to be prepared so that audio and video signals (AV) that can be transferred to the TV are available at its outputs.
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Page 46: Technical Data
10 Technical data DVB-T tuner: RF reception: Low, Mid and High Band: including VHFI (48,25-82,25 MHz), VHFIII (177,5-227,5) and UHF (474-858 MHz) Tuner input: IEC socket Input / output impedance: 75 Ohm Tuner output: IEC plug Constellation: QPSK, 16-QAM, 64-QAM Code rate: 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8 Guard interval:... - Page 47 Scart: Support PAL B/G Analog video formats supported: RGB, and CVBS SCART connector WSS signalling Function switching via Pin 8 Audio output: Audio decoding: supportsmonaural (mono), stereo (including joint stereo) and multi-channel (up to 5.1) audio decoding for: MPEG-4 HE AAC Level 4, version 1 (ISO/IEC 14496-3) Enhanced AC3 (“Dolby Digital Plus”) (ETSI TS 102 366) MPEG-1 Layer II (ISO/IEC 11172-3), up to 2.0 stereo only here...
- Page 48 Timer: Events: 8 maximum Remote control system: RC-5 Sub-system address: 8 (SAT 1) Modulation frequecy: 36 kHz Infrared wavelength: 950 nm Power supply plug: Type: Switching power supply Input voltage: 180 250 V / 50 Hz AC Nominal input voltage: 230 V / 50 Hz AC Output voltage: 12V/1A (power supply plug)
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Page 49: Troubleshooting Aids
11 Troubleshooting aids Error Possible cause Corrective Various programmes will not be Wrong programme list selected Select another prograamme list displayed in the programme list. (see Section 7.2.3.1) Sound OK, no TV picture Radio operation activated Switch to TV operation Unit does not work Defective data flow-->unit Switch off, pull out the mains plug... -
Page 50: For Daily Use
For daily use Turning on and off > Press the On/Standby button on the remote control or the unit to switch the digital receiver on. > Press the key once again to switch the unit off again. Programme selection Using means of the programme up/down keys >...