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  • Page 1 Alpha Plus User Guide...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Contents Contents 1 Introduction Features ......Accessories ......The Remote Control .
  • Page 4 Using DiSEqC 1.2 ......Using USALS ......Scanning Satellite TV Channels .
  • Page 5 Playing Recordings ......Recording Preferences ..... . 6 Playing Media Files Managing Storage Devices .
  • Page 6 Proxy Server Settings ..... . . DDNS Settings ......Clock Settings .

  • Page 7: Introduction

    1 Introduction 1.1 Features Beyond simply receiving satellite signals, this digital TV receiver has many convenient and advanced features: • Users can watch cable and terrestrial channels as well as satellite stations. • This receiver has four slots for CA modules and pay-TV cards. Users can use CI+ modules as well as conventional CA modules.

  • Page 8: Accessories

    1.2 Accessories The following accessories are included with the digital TV receiver. Remote control Batteries Power cord Loop-through cable HDMI cable Wi-Fi dongle Use the Wi-Fi dongle to connect the receiver to a wireless network. See Net- work Connections on page 13. 1.2 A...

  • Page 9: The Remote Control

    1.3 The Remote Control Use the remote control to control the digital TV receiver. Make sure that bat- teries are installed correctly in the remote control. I...
  • Page 10 : Turn the digital TV receiver on or off. TV: Switch the remote control to TV control mode. STB: Switch the remote control to receiver control mode. Use the numeric buttons to enter numbers. Subtitle: Display subtitles. See Displaying Subtitles on page 28.

  • Page 11: Getting Started

    Use these buttons to scroll lists. TV/Radio: Switch between TV channels and radio stations. Resolution: Change the picture resolution. : This button performs different functions, depending on the function the receiver is currently doing. Use these buttons to watch two different channels at the same time. See Watching Two Channels Simultaneously on page 29.

  • Page 12: The Apps Screen

    1.5 The Apps Screen Pressing the Menu button displays app icons at the bottom of the screen. To view more apps, press the up navigation button. To access the customary menus, select Settings. Some apps allow users to quickly access frequently-used setting menus and functions.

  • Page 13: Customizing The Apps Screen

    cently accessed. See Playing Media Files on page 39. • Network: Select this to open the Settings > Installation > Network Set- ting menu. See Network Settings on page 54. • Photos: Display the list of photos stored on the storage device most re- cently accessed.

  • Page 14: Installation

    2 Installation Install the digital TV receiver, limited by the specifications shown in the table below. Input voltage AC 100–250 V, 50/60 Hz Maximum power consumption 55 W when in operation 1 W when in standby mode 340 mm × 60 mm × 2450 mm Size Weight 2 kg with no hard drive...

  • Page 15: Aerial Connections

    2.1 Aerial Connections Satellite Dish Connection Connect the cable from the satellite dish to LNB IN TUNER 1. In most situations, connect LNB OUT TUNER 1 LNB IN TUNER 2 using the loop-through cable. Only when two satellite dishes are available without any multi-dish switch, users should connect the cable from the other dish to LNB IN TUNER...

  • Page 16: Hdmi Connection

    from the highest to the lowest. • HDMI • Component • SCART • Composite Use an HDMI connector to connect the receiver to a TV for the best available picture quality. If the TV has no available HDMI connector, try the next best connection type.

  • Page 17: Component Connection

    Component Connection The receiver’s component video connectors are labelled Y, Pb, and Pr, and their companion audio connectors are labelled and R. Each of them is coloured differently. A typical component cable has five connectors. Con- nect the receiver’s component video and audio output connectors to the TV’s component video and audio input connectors using a component ca- ble, so that the connectors of the same colour connect to each other.

  • Page 18: Composite Connection

    Composite Connection The composite video connector shares the audio connectors with the com- ponent video connectors. A typical composite cable has three connectors. The yellow connector is for the video connection. Connect the receiver’s composite video and audio output connectors to the TV’s composite video and audio input connectors using a composite cable, so that the connectors of the same colour connect to each other.

  • Page 19: Network Connections

    2.4 Network Connections Connect the receiver to the wired or wireless network. If a network cable is available, connect the receiver’s port to the router using a network cable. If no network cable is available, use the Wi-Fi dongle for wireless network connections.

  • Page 20: Scanning Channels

    3 Scanning Channels 3.1 Understanding Satellite TV A broadcast satellite’s channels are called transponders. A transponder gath- ers signals over a range of uplink frequencies and retransmits them on a dif- ferent set of downlink frequencies to receivers on Earth. Multiple TV chan- nels are broadcast through a transponder.

  • Page 21: Satellite Dish Settings

    A DiSEqC is a switching device that selectively connects one of several satel- lite dishes to a satellite TV receiver. A 4-way switch is the most commonly used type of DiSEqC switch. DiSEqC Digital TV Receiver Single cable distribution, also called unicable, is a satellite TV technology that enables the delivery of broadcast signals to multiple receivers over a single coaxial cable.
  • Page 22 button. Configure the following settings properly using the signal bars. • Satellite: Either choose a target satellite from the list of satellites or add a new one. • Tuner Connection: Specify whether the receiver’s satellite dish connec- tors are connected to two different dishes separately or to the one same dish via the loop-through cable.

  • Page 23: Unicable Settings

    Add a transponder: Place the focus on Frequency and press the green but- ton. Specify the frequency, symbol rate, and polarization. Edit a transponder: Choose Frequency and select a transponder. Press the yellow button and then modify the transponder’s details. Delete a transponder: Choose Frequency and select a transponder.

  • Page 24: Using Diseqc 1.2

    Using DiSEqC 1.2 Open the Settings > Installation > Dish Setting > Positioner Setting menu, and then set Positioner DiSEqC 1.2. Repeat these steps for every desired satellite. 1. Choose Go to Reference from Positioner Command for the dish to re- turn to the reference point at the highest point in its arc.

  • Page 25: Using Usals

    It may be useful to set limits to the movement scope of the dish for easier manipulation. Repeat these steps two times to set a limit position for the east and the west. 1. Choose Go to Reference from Positioner Command for the dish to re- turn to the reference point.

  • Page 26: Scanning Satellite Tv Channels

    3.4 Scanning Satellite TV Channels Open the Settings > Installation > Satellite Search menu. Three methods are available for scanning for satellite TV channels. • Scanning all available transponders for every channel • Scanning for multiple channels that a specific transponder carries. •...

  • Page 27: Scanning For Every Channel

    Scanning for Every Channel Three methods are available for scanning for every channel. • Set Search Mode to Auto. With this method, the receiver uses its numer- ous database of transponders when scanning for channels. Choose Time Calibration and determine how long the receiver should wait to get time information from each transponder.

  • Page 28: Scanning For One Channel

    • Transmission: Specify the modulation method used for the transponder. DVB-S2 is usually used for HD channels. Make sure that the common options are properly configured before select- Service Search to start channel scan. Scanning for One Channel To scan for only one specific channel, set Search Mode to Advanced.

  • Page 29: Scanning Cable Tv Channels

    • TV Only: Scan only for free and pay TV channels. To scan for a specific channel, set it to Manual, and then choose Channel and specify the channel’s number. If the aerial needs power supply, turn on Antenna Select Service Search to start channel scan.

  • Page 30: Watching Tv

    4 Watching TV Use the channel buttons or the numeric buttons to change channels. When changing channels, a dialogue box appears showing information about the current programme on the current channel, such as programme title and running time. Pressing the Info button also displays the programme infor- mation dialogue box.

  • Page 31: Channel List Preferences

    channel list. These buttons can be configured to perform differently. See On-Screen Display Settings on page 56. Press the button to open the channel list. Switch to a specific channel: Place the focus on a channel entry using the navigation or numeric buttons, and then press the button.

  • Page 32: Tv Programme Guide

    • View only filtered list: With this enabled, choosing a channel category filters out channels that are not in the chosen category. • Logical channel number: Some channels have their own channel num- bers, and others don’t. With this option enabled, the receiver uses the proper numbers.

  • Page 33: Programme Guide Preferences

    Before using the programme guide, make sure that the clock is set correctly under Settings > Configuration > Time Setting. Press the button to open the programme guide. Use the navigation buttons to browse the channel timeline. Skip backward or forward by a day: Press the red button or the green but- ton.

  • Page 34: Controlling Audio

    Press the blue button and determine which type of programme guide to use. It takes a rather longer time for the receiver to get programme information from the MediaHighway programme guide due to the large amount of infor- mation. Users can set the receiver to access the MediaHighway programme guide when the receiver turns on, to save time.

  • Page 35: Watching Two Channels Simultaneously

    4.5 Watching Two Channels Simultaneously Users can simultaneously watch two different channels with one channel shown in an inset window. It is also possible to watch a channel while play- ing a recording. Press the button, and a window appears at a corner of the screen, display- ing another channel.

  • Page 36: Watching Subchannels

    This receiver has four slots on the right front side. Open the flap by pulling the right edge. The upper two slots accommodate Conax pay-TV cards, and the lower two slots accommodate CA modules. To watch Conax-scrambled pay channels, insert a Conax pay-TV card into one of the upper two slots.

  • Page 37: Setting Up Timers

    4.9 Setting Up Timers Wake-Up Timer This receiver can be set to turn on at a specific time and tune in to a specific channel. Open the Settings > Configuration > Time Setting menu. Determine how frequently to run the wake-up timer by setting Wake Up Mode to anything other than Off.

  • Page 38: Organizing The Favourites List

    in the list of locked channels on the middle of the screen. Selecting a channel from the list of locked channels unlocks it. Rearrange channels: Press the blue button and select Move Services. Se- lect one or more channels. Place the focus on a channel entry to move the selected channels above it, and then press the green button.

  • Page 39: Hbbtv

    Add a favourites group: Press the blue button and select Favorites. Press the yellow button and enter a group name using the on-screen key- board. Rename a favourites group: Press the blue button and select Favorites. Place the focus on a favourites group and press the green button. Enter a new name using the on-screen keyboard.

  • Page 40: Recording Tv

    5 Recording TV This digital TV receiver can record TV programmes onto the built-in hard drive as well as a removable hard drive or flash drive. However, flash drives are not recommended for recording. The receiver is set to use the built-in hard drive for recording by default. To use a removable hard drive, see Recording Preferences on page 36.

  • Page 41: Manually Scheduling Tv Recordings

    At the scheduled time, the receiver turns on if it is off, and begins recording the programme. Even if the receiver is set to turn off before the time that the recording is supposed to finish, the receiver does not turn off until recording is done.

  • Page 42: Playing Recordings

    current live programme to replay missed crucial scenes when answering a phone call, when having gone to the bathroom, or when wondering what a character in a drama just mumbled. Before using this feature, make sure that TimeShift Start is set to Auto Manual under...
  • Page 43 • Alarm Confirm Message: With this enabled, a message appears to notify users that a scheduled recording event will begin in 3 minutes. • Recording Stop Message: With this disabled, pressing the stop button stops the current recording immediately without asking for confirma- tion.
  • Page 44 • TimeShift Device: Determine which storage device to use for time-shift recording by default. • Record Device: Determine which storage device to use for recording by default. 5.4 R P...

  • Page 45: Playing Media Files

    6 Playing Media Files This digital TV receiver can play not only TV recordings but also many kinds of media files, including photos, music, and videos. 6.1 Managing Storage Devices Connect a removable hard drive or flash drive to one of the USB ports on the front or rear of the receiver.

  • Page 46: Managing Files

    Open the file list of a storage device for playback: Choose Current Device, select a storage device, and then select Play List. Remove a removable storage device from the receiver: Choose Current Device and select a removable storage device. Press the red button and then confirm to remove it.

  • Page 47: Playing Recordings And Videos

    keyboard. Move files or folders into another folder: Select one or more files or folders using the red button, and press the blue button. Select Move to Folder choose a subfolder or the upper folder. Copy files or folders onto another storage device: Select one or more files or folders using the red button, and press the blue button.

  • Page 48: Viewing Photos

    Play fast forward or backward: Press the forward button or the back- ward button . Repeatedly pressing theses buttons changes the playback speed. Skip to the previous or next recording or video: Press the previous button or the next button Add a bookmark to a recording: When playing a recording, users can add bookmarks to the recording for easier navigation.

  • Page 49: Playing Music

    Start slideshow: Press the green button. To pause and resume the slide- show, use the pause button Set a photo as wallpaper for radio channels: Press the red button when a photo is displayed. The photo is displayed while users listen to a radio chan- nel.

  • Page 50: Accessing Other Devices

    network, the receiver accesses the computer to play the computer’s media files, or vice versa. Accessing Other Devices Press the Menu button to open the apps screen. Select Client, and the file list screen appears with the list of detected devices. Select a device and then select a file to play it.

  • Page 51: Apps

    7 Apps Press the Menu button to open the apps screen. Most apps requires an in- ternet connection for proper operation. 7.1 Webzeal Webzeal is a web browser. Use it to surf the Internet. Note Webzeal cannot play flash video, which is heavily used on the web. Pressing the Menu button displays a toolbar, including a web address field...

  • Page 52: Navigating Webpages

    Navigating Webpages A pointer is available to help users navigate webpages. Use the navigation buttons to move the pointer. To see another webpage, move the pointer over a link and press the button. Enter a web address: Press the Menu button, select the web address field, and then enter a web address using the on-screen keyboard.

  • Page 53: Entering Text

    Open the home page: Press the Menu button and select the home page icon Entering Text Switch to a different language keyboard: Press the Menu button and se- lect the keyboard icon . A list appears, showing available keyboard lay- outs.

  • Page 54: Playing Videos

    Playing Videos Select a video from the list of videos to play it. Note Some videos may not play properly, depending on how they are en- coded. View in full screen: Press the button. To exit full screen, press it again. Pause and resume playback: Press the pause button , and press the play button...

  • Page 55: Iradio

    Add a TV station: Press the red button. Specify the TV station’s details, including name and web address. Select when finished. Note The web address must include “http://” and indicate the media itself, not the webpage that contains it. Edit a TV station: Place the focus on a TV station entry and press the blue button.

  • Page 56: Weather

    Edit a radio station: Place the focus on a radio station entry and press the yellow button. Change the details, and select to finish. Delete a radio station: Place the focus on a radio station entry, press the blue button, and then confirm to delete it. 7.5 Weather Use Weather to get weather forecasts for thousands of places around the world.

  • Page 57: Sync Player

    Note Web categories and items in each category may change. 7.7 Sync Player Many people use µTorrent, a peer-to-peer file sharing program, to share me- dia files. Sync Player can communicate with µTorrent on a computer to play media files downloaded by µTorrent. Before using Sync Player, make sure that µTorrent is installed on a computer on the same network as the receiver.
  • Page 58 button, and press the red button to start downloading. Play an app: Place the focus on an app and press the green button. Delete an app: Place the focus on an app, press the yellow button, and then confirm to delete it. 7.8 T A...

  • Page 59: Preference Settings

    8 Preference Settings 8.1 Language Settings Open the Settings > Configuration > Language Setting menu. • Menu Language: Determine what language to use for the interface. • Audio Language: A TV programme may provide audio in two or more languages. Determine what audio language to use by default. •...

  • Page 60: Network Settings

    8.2 Network Settings A wired or wireless network connection is required to perform internet tasks. • Using media apps, such as Weather Free TV+ • Accessing a computer to play media files stored on it • Acquiring software updates Open the Settings >...

  • Page 61: Clock Settings

    8.3 Clock Settings Open the Settings > Configuration > Time Setting menu. • Local Offset: Specify the time zone where the receiver is located. • Daylight Saving: To apply daylight saving time, specify the country where the receiver is located. •...

  • Page 62: On-Screen Display Settings

    • Video Output Mode: Determine which colour space to use for the SCART output. RGB is much higher quality than CVBS. • HDMI Dolby Digital: Determine whether or not to pass through Dolby audio via HDMI when available. • Dolby Digital Default: Determine whether or not to use Dolby audio when available.

  • Page 63: Parental Control

    List, the simplified channel list is displayed. With this set to HD Service Change, a channel change is made between HD channels. With this set Service Change, a channel change is made. • Front Display Scroll: The receiver’s front display shows the current pro- gramme’s title or the current menu item.

  • Page 64: Maintaining The Digital Tv Receiver

    8.7 Maintaining the Digital TV Receiver The internal flash memory is used for maintaining the preference settings and channel data. Open the Settings > Installation > System Recovery menu. Use these to reset the digital TV receiver. • System restore to factory default: Reset all settings to factory defaults and clear all channels.

  • Page 65: Updating The Digital Tv Receiver

    > Installation > System Information menu to check the http://www.tiviar.com current version of the receiver. Visit to download the latest update file. Make sure that the available version is newer than the currently installed version before downloading it. Decompress the update file and copy it into the root directory of a flash drive.

  • Page 66: A Universal Remote Control

    Appendix Universal Remote Control The remote control can expand its capabilities, allowing users to control the TV connected to the receiver. A user can transform the remote control into a universal remote control by entering a 4-digit remote control code for the TV. Turn on the TV, and follow these steps: 1.
  • Page 67 It is possible to identify what code is set for TV. Press the button and button for 2 seconds simultaneously, and then press the Info but- ton within 3 seconds. The button blinks as much as the number of each digit of the code.
  • Page 68 Anitech 7647, 3488, 8644, 6896, 7507, 6812, 7647, 5090, 5896, 4523, 3637, 4648 6764, 8644, 6896, 4469, 6305, 5620, 3488, 4698, 3637 Ansonic 7287, 8644, 6896, 7647, Axxent 7647 5355, 5090, 5090, 2620, 5531, 4917, 3637 Axxon 8060 4523, 4648 Apollo 4659 B&D...
  • Page 69 Black Diamond 5319, 8033, 3840, 6896, Bush 5355, 4016, 5605, 7647, 7837, 3036 6812, 8644, 4530, 5896, 7384, 2438, 5090, 7350, Black Star 5531 3488, 3350, 3840, 6230, Black Strip 6482, 3802, 5510 7910, 5952, 5905, 2924, 6896, 8060, 5832, 7733, Black Way 5896, 4016 5453, 3802, 4648...
  • Page 70 Cinex 3451, 5952 Crystal 4648 Circuit City 4523, 3802, 5874 CS Electronics 4469, 4016, 5531 Citizen 4523, 5510, 4648 5531 City 7647, 3637 8016 Clarivox 5553, 8644, 6896, 4265 Curtis Mathes 4523, 3802, 5510, 4648, 3193 Clatronic 8644, 7287, 4530, 8060, Cybertron 4016, 3802 4016, 3488, 6896, 5531,...
  • Page 71 Denver 8644, 6896, 6305, 4485, Dynamic 3637 8299, 3637 Dynatech 4523, 3802, 5874 6127 Dynatron 8644, 6896 Desmet 8644, 6896, 7647, 3637, 4648 Diamant 8644, 6896 Diamond 3488, 2924, 7647, 4777, Easy Living 4596, 5905 4469, 4530, 7314, 8033, 3637 Eaton 5510 Digatron...
  • Page 72 Emerson 8060, 5393, 5531, 8644, Fidelis 3637 6896, 4530, 4265, 5896, Fidelity 5605, 3835, 2438, 8644, 3350, 2499, 2590, 7287, 6896, 4530, 6764, 6127, 5605, 5355, 4523, 3802, 5874 4469, 3488, 7733, 3350 Emperor 5896 Filsai 3637 Enzer 3036 Finlandia 7910, 6092, 4783, 3350, 5605, 2438, 4422, 6982 3802, 5510...
  • Page 73 Fujitsu Siemens 3191, 5905, 5319 GoldStar 8644, 7647, 7287, 4709, 2796, 5393, 5531, 4469, Funai 5355, 3488, 6764, 4523, 6896, 5605, 3350, 7430, 3802, 5874 2438, 6305, 8060, 6381, Furichi 7314 7014, 4523, 5510, 4648 Futronic 3488, 4167, 7314 Gooding 6230 Goodmans 5295, 5905, 3840, 8644,...
  • Page 74 Highline 3488, 8644, 6896 Hikona 4016 H&B 7361 Hiline 3637 Haaz 8435 Hinari 7910, 8644, 6896, 7647, Haier 2924, 3488 4016, 6812, 5605, 7384, 5119, 6230, 3488, 7733, Halifax 3488, 4469 3802, 3637, 4648, Hallmark 4523, 3802, 5874 Hisawa 5896, 4016, 7014, 2696, Hammerstein 3488 7733, 8060 Hampton...
  • Page 75 Iberia 8644, 6896 Intervision 5896, 7014, 8644, 4530, 2796, 7350, 2590, 7287, 3488, 8644, 4530, 7647, 3488, 5531, 7647, 6896, 6896, 4016, 4469, 3637, 4648 3158, 6230, 4016, 5605 Ices 4016, 4469 Irradio 7647, 8644, 6896, 4016, 5531, 4530, 3637, 4648 8644, 6286, 6896 4648 IISonic...
  • Page 76 Kolster 8644, 6896, 5531, 4016, 4648 Konichi 7647, 3637 Kaiser 4648 Konka 8644, 6896, 4530, 8060, Kaisui 4016, 5896, 8644, 6896, 5553, 4016, 8485, 8299, 4469, 7014, 7647, 3637, 4648 3491, 4706 Kambrook 2796 Kontakt 6230 Kamp 4469 Korpel 8644, 6896, 4648 Kapsch 5605, 3350 Korting...
  • Page 77 8644, 5393, 7287, 7647, M Electronics 3637, 4648 7430, 2924, 6381, 8265, Macys 4523, 3802 2796, 5447, 4709, 6896, Madison 8644, 6896 4156, 6944, 4312, 5531, Magnadyne 5531, 8568, 5605, 3637, 4648 8060, 4469, 5605, 6305, 3350 Magnafon 4648, 8568, 4469, 5301 Liesenkötter 7839, 8644, 6896, 4648, Magnasonic 4523, 3637, 4648...
  • Page 78 Maxell 3637 Minoka 6764, 8644, 6896, 4648 Mirror 5832 Maxim 7066, 5952 Mistral Electronics 6127 7647, 3637 Mitsubishi 5620, 3193, 3835, 8644, Mediator 8644, 6896, 4648 5393, 6812, 6127, 6640, Medion 8644, 8060, 7361, 7350, 6896, 7910, 3840, 3802, 2924, 7733, 3840, 4917, 3637, 4648 5355, 6896, 3835, 6286, Mitsuri General 5605...
  • Page 79 Narita 7066 Nordmende 7430, 8060, 5397, 4422, 6896, 3270, 5605, 5905, 3001 3847, 6982, 5265, 8644, 4648 National 3001, 4648 Norfolk 5605 4849, 8299, 7976, 3726, Normerel 8644, 6896 8644, 6896, 7507, 8561, 6812, 7014, 7647, 5090, Novabeam 4648 4874, 4638, 3876, 3637, Novak 8644, 6896 3802, 5510...
  • Page 80 Orion 8644, 5119, 7384, 6896, Panashiba 4709, 3637 6764, 8568, 7733, 3118, Panasonic 4526, 5620, 3001, 3350, 8060, 7507, 7647, 3488, 5605, 4783, 7605, 4709, 3453, 3637, 5874, 4648, 2410, 8568, 8644, 6896, 4523, 3802 8360, 5393, 4648, Orline 8644, 4016, 6896 Panavision 8644, 2620, 6896 Ormond...
  • Page 81 Policom 7430, 3350, 5605, 4265, 4752, 6634, 6640, Qty1 4648 Polytron 5896 Quadral 4016 Poppy 7647, 3637 Quasar 5531, 4526, 4677, 7647, Portland 5090, 2499, 4523, 5874, 4648 6634, 5186, 4265, 4819 Powerpoint 6230, 8644, 6896, 2924 Quelle 8644, 6736, 7507, 7430, 5355, 6896, 5265, 6538, Prandoni-Prince 5531, 8568, 3350, 2438 3835, 6640, 3518, 3350,...
  • Page 82 Reflex 8644, 6896, 3840, 5355 Sakaï 5605 Sakio 3637 Regente 3637 Sakura 3637 Relisys 4677, 2108, 4979, 3191 Sakyno 7014 Reoc 8060, 5295, 2499 Salora 5605, 3350, 8568, 2438, Revox 8644, 6896, 7287, 4648 4783, 6559, 7910, 8020 Revox/Studer 4648 Salsa 3270 2438, 2620, 5531, 5605, 3488...
  • Page 83 Scott 4485, 5393, 4523, 3802, 5874 Sigmax 5510 Signature 5874 Sears 5393 Silma 4648 Seaway 5295 Silva 8644, 6896, 4469, 3350, Seelver 6896, 3840, 8644 3451, 3637 8644, 6896, 3840, 4917, Silva Schneider 5952 8377, 4469, 5319, 4016, Silver 6812, 8644, 7014, 3350, 5355, 6230, 7647, 5605, 6896, 6381, 5605, 3802 2499, 3634, 8060, 3637,...
  • Page 84 Sony 6736, 2762, 7507, 6219, Supertech 7647, 8644, 6896, 4469, 3193, 4849, 4752, 5874, 4016, 3637 3078, 6812, 8644, 6896, 3802 Supra 5393, 5090, 7647, 3637 Sound & Vision 4016, 5090, 8644, 6896 Supremacy 4523, 3802 Supreme 5874 Soundesign 4523, 3802, 5510, 5874, 5393 Susumu 3270, 4016, 4422 Soundmaster 3637...
  • Page 85 Techica 4016 Telesonic 8644, 6896 Telestar 7647, 8644, 6896, 6764, 3637 Tech Line 8644, 6896, 5355, 4917, 5319 Teletech 8644, 6896, 5355, 7647, Techlux 4485 5531, 3840, 3637, Technica 7066 Teleton 5605, 6812, 2438 Technics 4526, 4648 Televideon 5605, 4469 Techniland 4648 Teleview...
  • Page 86 Tokaido 3840 Uher 8644, 6896, 5090, 5553, 2590, 7287, 8020, 4648 Tokyo 4469, 6482, 5510 Ultravox 5090, 5531, 4469, 5605, Tomashi 5896, 4016 8644, 6896 Tongtel 7046, 8299 4648 Topline 3840, 5355 Unic Line 8644, 6896, 4659, 7014 Toshiba 4679, 4081, 6482, 3730, Unimor 4648 7733, 7647, 2924, 8644,...
  • Page 87 VideoSystem 8644, 6896 Windstar 5896 Videotechnic 4469, 5090 Windy Sam 6896 Videoton 5605 Winston 3637, 4648 Vidion 3637 Wintel 8060 Vidtech 6812, 5393 Winternitz 3637 ViewSonic 5991 Word-of-Vision 3118, 3094, 4677, 3730, 3191, 2108, 7855, Visiola 4469 Worldview 7014, 3637, 4648 Vision 8644, 3488, 6896, 3637, 4648 Vistar...

  • Page 88: B Legal Notices

    Appendix Legal Notices HDMI, the HDMI logo, and High-Definition Multi- media Interface are trademarks or registered trade- marks of HDMI Licensing LLC. Manufactured under license from Dolby Laborato- ries. Dolby and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.
  • Page 89 Correct disposal of this product This marking shown on the product or its literature indicates that it should not be disposed with other household wastes at the end of its working life. To prevent possible harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal, please separate this from other types of wastes and recycle it responsibly to pro- mote the sustainable reuse of material resources.

  • Page 90: Index

    Index (Re-) Calculate, Change PIN code, µTorrent, Channel, Clock Mode, Commercial skip, A/V Output Setting, Config Mode, Advanced, Configuration, Alarm Confirm Message, 35, Content code, All Service, 20, 22, Continuous, ANT IN, Copy Service, Antenna 5V, Copy to Device, Audio Language, Current Device, Audio Language2, Audio PID,...
  • Page 91 Dish Setting, 15, 17–20 Display Format, HbbTV, Display Resolution, HD Service Change, Display Setting, HD service grouping, Dolby Digital Default, HDMI Dolby Digital, Download, High, Download List, DVB-S2, Imported Files, Info, 4, 24, Edit Services, 32, Info Box Display Time, EPG, 4, 6, 26, Info Box Position, EPG Time scale,...
  • Page 92 Pillar Box, M Client, 6, PiP, M Server, 6, PiP List, Manual, 21, 23, PiP Swap, Media Server, Play, 27, Menu, 4, Play List, 4, 36, Menu Language, Playback Numeric Function, Move, 18, Playback Position Jump, Move Services, Polarity, Move to Folder, Positioner, 18, Movie, Positioner Command, 18,...
  • Page 93 Search event name, System Recovery, Search Mode, System restore to factory default, Search Type, 20, 22, System restore to stored position, Seek Time, Select Operator, T Apps, Series Record, 27, Teletext, 4, Service Change, Teletext Language, Service List Manager, 6, 31, Terrestrial Search, Service preview, Time Calibration,...
  • Page 94 USALS, User, User Font File, Video Output Mode, Video PID, View only filtered list, Volume Bar Display Time, Wake Up Mode, 31, Weather, 50, Webzeal, YouTube, YouTube Location, YouTube Picture Quality, Zapping Mode, I...
  • Page 96 This product is under continuous development. Due to changes or improvements, some descriptions and illustrations in this guide may differ slightly from the actual product.

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