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  • Page 1 Alpha Plus User Guide...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Contents 1 Introduction Features ....... . . Accessories ....... The Remote Control .
  • Page 4 Scanning a Specific Transponder ....26 Scanning for One Channel ..... . 27 Scanning for Terrestrial TV Channels .
  • Page 5 Viewing Photos ......46 Slideshow Preferences ......46 Playing Music .
  • Page 6 Sharing Channel Data ......61 Updating the Digital TV Receiver ....61 A Universal Remote Control B Legal Notices Copyright...

  • Page 7: Introduction

    1 Introduction 1.1 Features Beyond simply receiving satellite signals, this digital TV receiver has many con- venient 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. Watching Pay Channels on page 34.

  • 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 Network Connection on page 19. I...

  • Page 9: The Remote Control

    1.3 The Remote Control Use the remote control to control the digital TV receiver. Before using, make sure that batteries are installed correctly. 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 33.

  • Page 11: Getting Started

    Watching Two Channels Simultaneously on page 33. 1.4 Getting Started Install the digital TV receiver properly, referring to Installation on page 14. Plug the power adapter into a power outlet, and insert the connector into the power socket on the rear of the receiver. Then press the power button on the remote control to turn on the receiver.

  • 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

    • YouTube: See YouTube on page 51. For other apps, see Apps on page 49. Note While some apps, such as Calendar, are easy to use, other internet-based apps may be unavailable or restricted, depending on the country, so this guide does not cover every app provided by this receiver.

  • Page 14: Installation

    2 Installation Install the digital TV receiver, limited by the specifications shown in the table below. Maximum power consumption 55 W when in operation 1 W when in standby mode 340 mm × 60 mm × 245 mm Size Weight 2 kg (without hard drive) Operating temperature 0–45°C, 32–113°F...

  • Page 15: Safety Precautions

    2.1 Safety Precautions To avoid hazards and to keep the performance of the digital TV receiver at its best, obey the following instructions: • Do not block ventilation openings on the receiver. • When installing the receiver in a cabinet, make sure to leave a space of at least 10 centimetres around the receiver for cooling.

  • Page 16: Aerial Connection

    dish switch, users should connect the cable from the other dish to LNB IN TUNER 2.3 Aerial Connection Connect the cable from the aerial or cable TV outlet to 2.4 TV Connections This digital TV receiver has a wide range of connectors available for use by a TV. The list below shows video connectors in the order of picture quality.

  • Page 17: Hdmi Connection

    HDMI connection Connect the receiver’s HDMI output connectors to the TV’s HDMI input con- nector using an HDMI cable. Note Some HDMI cables and TVs may not be compatible with the receiver due to differing HDMI specifications. Component Video Connection The receiver’s component video connectors are labelled Y, Pb, and Pr, and their companion audio connectors are labelled and R.

  • Page 18: Scart Connection

    SCART Connection Connect the receiver’s SCART output connector to the TV’s SCART input con- nector using a SCART cable. An extra audio connection is not needed because SCART also carries audio. Note SCART connectors cannot carry HD video. Composite Video Connection The composite video connector shares the audio connectors with the compon- ent video connectors.

  • Page 19: Av Receiver Connection

    2.5 AV Receiver Connection Use an AV receiver for better audio quality. Connect the receiver’s SPDIF con- nector to the AV receiver’s digital audio input connector using an optical audio cable. 2.6 Network Connection Connect the receiver to the wired or wireless network. If a network cable is avail- able, connect the receiver’s port to the router using a network cable.
  • Page 20 For details on how to configure the network settings, see Network Settings page 57. I...

  • Page 21: Scanning For Channels

    3 Scanning for Channels A broadcast satellite’s channels are called transponders. A transponder gath- ers signals over a range of uplink frequencies and retransmits them on a differ- ent set of downlink frequencies to receivers on Earth. Multiple TV channels are broadcast through a transponder.

  • Page 22: Unicable Settings

    • LNB Type: Specify what type of LNB is used. • LNB Frequency: Specify what frequency the LNB generates. A dual-band LNB, also called universal LNB, generates two alternative frequencies to re- ceive a wider band of satellite frequencies. • LNB 22 kHz: Either turn this on or off...

  • Page 23: Using A Motorized Dish

    3.2 Using a Motorized Dish While a fixed dish usually only picks up one satellite, a motorized dish can pick up multiple satellites. There are two control methods for motorized dishes: DiSEqC 1.2 and USALS. With DiSEqC 1.2, the user must manually operate the dish to locate satellites one by one.

  • Page 24: Using Usals

    4. Choose Frequency and select any available transponder. 5. Choose Go to Stored Position from Positioner Command to rotate the dish, so that it faces the target satellite. 6. Place the focus on Move and press the left or right navigation button to finely drive the dish east or west for the best signal.

  • Page 25: Scanning For Satellite Tv Channels

    3. Choose Frequency and select any available transponder. 4. Choose Go to to rotate the dish so that it faces the target satellite. 3.3 Scanning for Satellite TV Channels Open the Settings > Installation > Satellite Search menu. Three methods are available to scan for satellite TV channels. •...

  • Page 26: Scanning For Every Channel

    Scanning for Every Channel Several methods are available for scanning for every channel. • Set Search Mode to Auto. With this method, the receiver uses its numerous database of transponders when scanning for channels. • Set Search Mode to Blind. Transponders occasionally change, so the re- ceiver may happen to miss some channels when scanning for channels using the transponder database.

  • Page 27: Scanning For One Channel

    Scanning for One Channel To scan for only one specific channel, set Search Mode to Advanced. Each satel- lite TV channel has unique packet IDs used to distinguish between channels. In addition to the information about a target transponder, users need to know what packet IDs a target channel uses.

  • Page 28: Scanning For Cable Tv Channels

    3.5 Scanning for Cable TV Channels Open the Settings > Installation > Cable Search menu. There are two signal bars on the lower part of the screen. The signal level bar indicates how strong the signal is, and the signal quality bar indicates how easy it is to pick up.

  • Page 29: Watching Tv

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

  • Page 30: Channel List

    4.1 Channel List Use the channel list to change channels more easily. Press the button to open the channel list. Switch to a specific channel: Place the focus on a channel entry using the nav- igation or numeric buttons, and then press the button.

  • Page 31: Tv Programme Guide

    • Logical channel number: Some channels have their own channel numbers, and others don’t. With this option enabled, the receiver uses the proper num- bers. Channels that don’t have proper numbers are numbered from 1000. With this option disabled, channels are numbered in the order in which they are found.

  • Page 32: Programme Guide Preferences

    Skip backward or forward by a day: Press the red button or the green button. Change the timeline view: Pressing the button alternates the timeline view between channel-based view and time-based view. Change the time unit: Press the button and set EPG Time scale shorter or longer.

  • Page 33: Controlling Audio

    4.3 Controlling Audio When watching a channel, press the yellow button to control audio using these options: • Audio Track: A TV programme may provide audio in two or more languages. Choose a different audio language if available. • Sound Mode: Generally, an audio track has two sound channels.

  • Page 34: Viewing Teletext

    Swap the background picture with the foreground picture: Press the PiP Swap button. Change the location of the foreground picture: Press the Page up Page down button. 4.6 Viewing Teletext The teletext symbol highlighted on the programme information dialog box indicates that teletext pages are available with the current channel.

  • Page 35: Watching Subchannels

    To watch Conax-scrambled pay channels, insert a Conax pay-TV card into the card slot. To watch non-Conax channels, insert a pay-TV card into a CA module, and then insert the CA module into the CAM slot. To view the information about the pay-TV card, open the Settings >...

  • Page 36: Saving Energy

    Saving Energy Two standby modes are available. Open the Settings > Configuration > Output Setting menu. Enable the Eco Power Mode option to reduce power con- sumption significantly. With this option enabled, the receiver consumes the least amount of power only for the remote control operation while in standby mode.
  • Page 37 Hide channels from the channel list: Press the blue button and select Skip Ser- vices. Select one or more channels. Whenever a channel is selected, it appears in the list of hidden channels on the middle of the screen. Selecting a channel from the list of hidden channels makes it visible.

  • Page 38: Hbbtv

    4.11 HbbTV HbbTV combines TV services delivered via broadcast with services delivered via broadband. HbbTV services include video on demand, interactive advertising, voting, games, social networking, programme-related services, and more. When watching a channel, a rounding circle may appear in the upper-right corner of the screen to indicate that HbbTV services are available.

  • Page 39: Recording Tv

    5 Recording TV This digital 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 re- commended 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 41.

  • Page 40: Manually Scheduling Tv Recordings

    Manually Scheduling TV Recordings Manual scheduling of programmes is sometimes needed because the pro- gramme guide is not always consistent with the actual broadcasting time. There may be changes in broadcast schedules or delays due to other programming. Open the apps screen and select Reservation. Add a recording event: Press the green button.

  • Page 41: Playing Recordings

    changes the skip interval from 10 seconds to 10 minutes. Jump to the beginning of the time-shift recording: Press the previous button Return to the live programme: Press the stop button 5.3 Playing Recordings Press the playlist button to access the recordings stored on removable stor- age devices.
  • Page 42 button begins time-shift recording. With this set to Off, time-shifting is disabled. • TimeShift Duration: Specify the maximum duration for time-shift record- ing. For example, if this is set to 30 minutes, only the last 30 minutes of the programme are temporarily preserved for playback. •...

  • Page 43: 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. Connect a removable hard drive or flash drive to one of the receiver’s USB ports. 6.1 Managing Storage Devices To manage removable storage devices connected to the receiver, open the apps screen and select Storage.

  • Page 44: Managing Files

    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. Check a storage device: Choose Current Device, select a storage device, and then choose Storage Check.

  • Page 45: Playing Recordings And Videos

    Delete files or folders: Select one or more files or folders using the red button, and press the blue button. Select Delete and confirm to delete them. 6.3 Playing Recordings and Videos Select one or more recordings or videos using the red button, and then press the button to play them.

  • Page 46: Viewing Photos

    Jump to a bookmark: Press the green button. Remove a bookmark: Jump to a bookmark using the green button, and then press the red button to remove the bookmark. Change subtitle display: When a video is playing, press the MENU button and change subtitle display options, such as letter size and colour.

  • Page 47: Playing Media Files From Other Devices

    Skip to the previous or next song: Press the previous button or the next button Shuffle or repeat playback: Press the red button. Repeatedly pressing the red button changes the play mode. • : Songs are randomly played. • : Songs are played only once. •...

  • Page 48: Allowing Other Devices To Access The Receiver

    Allowing Other Devices to Access the Receiver Open the apps screen, select Server, and then select Start. When Start Type is set to Auto, other devices can access the receiver at any time when the receiver is on. P M F...

  • Page 49: Apps

    7 Apps Press the MENU button to open the apps screen. Most apps require an internet connection for proper operation. 7.1 Webzeal Use the Webzeal app to surf the Internet. Note The Webzeal cannot play flash video, which is heavily used on the web. Pressing the MENU button displays a toolbar, including a web address field and...

  • Page 50: Navigating Webpages

    Navigating Webpages A pointer is available to help users navigate webpages. Use the navigation but- tons 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 51: Entering Text

    Entering Text Switch to a different language keyboard: Press the MENU button and select the keyboard icon . A list appears, showing available keyboard layouts. Choose a keyboard layout, and then choose a keyboard language. Restart the Webzeal to put the chosen keyboard into use. Switch between the numeric keypad and the normal keyboard: Press the MENU and press the green button.

  • Page 52: Free Tv

    Pause and resume playback: Press the pause button , and press the play but- to resume. Skip backward or forward: Press the back button or the forward button 7.3 Free TV+ Free TV+ allows users to view videos from a variety of video-sharing web ser- vices, such as Dailymotion.

  • Page 53: Iradio

    7.5 iRadio+ Use iRadio+ to listen to internet radios. Tune in to a radio station: Select a radio station. View radio stations in a specific category: Press the red button and choose a category. Add a radio station: Press the green button. Specify the TV radio’s details, in- cluding name and web address.

  • Page 54: Torrent Player

    7.7 Torrent Player Many people use µTorrent, a peer-to-peer file sharing program, to share media files. Torrent Player can communicate with µTorrent on a computer to play media files downloaded by µTorrent. Before using Torrent Player, make sure that µTorrent is installed on a computer on the same network as the receiver.

  • Page 55: T Apps

    7.9 T Apps Users can download and install various apps provided by this receiver’s manu- facturer. Download new apps: Open the apps screen and select Apps. A list appears showing new available apps. Select one or more apps using the button, and press the red button to start downloading.

  • Page 56: 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 lan- guages.

  • Page 57: Network Settings

    • User Font Size Correction: Adjust the font size. To clear all user-installed fonts, press the red button. 8.2 Network Settings A wired network connection is required to perform internet tasks. • Using media apps, such as Weather and Free TV+ •...

  • Page 58: 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 59: On-Screen Display Settings

    • Dolby Digital Default: Determine whether or not to use Dolby audio when available. • Sound Mode: Generally, an audio track has two sound channels. Determine which sound channel to use by default. • Audio Sync Delay: If the sound and picture don’t match up, adjust this until they match.

  • Page 60: Parental Control

    • Screen Change E ect: Choose one of the screen change e ects. 8.6 Parental Control TV programmes are rated according to their level of violence, nudity, and restric- ted language. It is possible to set the receiver to block programmes rated a cer- tain class or higher to prevent children from watching them.

  • Page 61: Sharing 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. • Reset configuration data: Reset all settings to factory defaults. •...
  • Page 62 Open the Settings > Installation > System Information menu to check the cur- rent version of the receiver. Online software updates may be available, depending on the country. Open the apps screen, select Download, and then select Software Upgrade. Selecting the server name displays a list of available updates.

  • Page 63: A Universal Remote Control

    Appendix Universal Remote Control The remote control can expand its capabilities, allowing users to control a TV connected to the receiver. A user can transform the remote control into a universal remote control by en- tering a 4-digit code for the TV. 1.
  • Page 64 be used. The button blinks three times. It is possible to identify what TV code is currently set for the TV. Press and hold the button for 3 seconds. Press the button, and the button blinks as much as the number of each digit of the TV code with a pause between the digits. To indicate “0”, it blinks four times with a faster pace than for the other numbers.
  • Page 65 6764, 8377, 3840, 3451, Audioton 2590, 7287, 3488, 3637 7066, 3637 Audiovox 4648 Anam 8644, 6896, 7647, 4526 Audioworld 2924 Anam National 8644, 6896, 4526 Autovox 5531 Andersson 5319, 7660 7733 Anglo 7647, 3488, 3637 7507, 6812, 7647, 5090, 6764, 8644, 6896, 4469, Anitech 7647, 3488, 8644, 6896, 5896, 4523, 3637, 4648...
  • Page 66 Bennett 6896, 8644 Britannia 4469 Brockwood 4523, 3802, 5874 BenQ 8016 Broksonic 4523, 3802, 5874 Beon 8644, 6896, 5553, 4648 Brother 3488 Berthen 5355 Bruns 2590 Best 7287 5605, 3350 Bestar 8644, 6896, 7287, 5090, 4648 4016 Bestar-Daewoo 5090 Bush 5355, 4016, 5605, 7647, 6812, 8644, 4530, 5896, Bigston...
  • Page 67 Centurion 8644, 6896, 4648 Contec 4469, 7647, 7507, 6812, 3488, 8644, 6896, 3802, Century 5531 3637 4752, 6634, 5553, 5531, Continental Edison 7430, 4422, 6230 7287, 5605, 3637 Coronado 4523 3637 Cosmel 7647, 8644, 6896, 3637 3637 Craig 4648 Cihan 4648 Crosley 5531, 4752, 6634, 5605,...
  • Page 68 Dansette 6764 Dixi 7647, 8644, 6896, 5531, 3637, 4648 Dantax 7287, 2590, 8060, 6305, 5397, 7046, 8644, 8299, 6381, 7733 4677 Datsura 7910 Domeos 5355 Dawa 7647, 8644, 6896, 4648 Domland 3158 Daytek 2924, 4979, 8435, 4698 Dream Vision 8561 Dayton 4979 6641, 5952, 8033...
  • Page 69 Elcit 5531, 8568, 5605 Euromann 4648 Elecs 4648 Europa 8644, 6896 Electratune 4523 Europhon 8644, 8568, 5605, 6896, 5531, 4469, 4648, Electro Tech 3637 Evesham 4596 Electrobrand 5874 Excel 8644, 6896 Electrohome 4523, 3802, 5874 Expert 5605 Electronika 4648 Exquisit 8644, 6896, 5531 Elekta 7647, 8644, 6896, 3488,...
  • Page 70 3350, 3840, 4156, 7361, 5605, 7647, 5090, 4016, 6685, 5319, 3637, 4648 2438, 3637 6982, 5393, 5896, 3847, Fisher 6812, 7910, 7287, 3350, 4422, 7430, 3270, 4884 5605, 3802 Geant Casino 5605 Flint 8644, 6896, 2696, 4016, 7014, 3488, 4648, 5605, 3350, 8644, 8568, 6896 Force...
  • Page 71 Gorenje 7287 Hanimex 4016, 7733 Hanseatic 8644, 6896, 4874, 7350, 4016, 3637 5605, 3350, 5896, 3158, Gradiente 4638, 4849, 8644, 6896 5295, 7287, 3876, 7647, Gradin 3637, 4648 7361, 2590, 3637, 4648, 2796, 8060 Graetz 8060, 3350, 4530, 5605, 8644, 6559, 6896, 5319 Hantarex 7647, 8644, 6896, 8568, 3637, 4648...
  • Page 72 Hisense 6685, 7910 Ices 4016, 4469 8644, 6286, 6896 Hitachi 3952, 6069, 4889, 6812, 6896, 7430, 2438, 4783, IISonic 4698 5620, 4659, 5605, 6982, Iiyama 7855, 3094 6619, 5295, 7040, 5393, 4523, 3802, 5874 8568, 6972, 4874, 8644, Imperial 8644, 5605, 7287, 4752, 6286, 4819, 6753, 4737, 6634, 6896, 2620, 3350, 4648...
  • Page 73 Irradio 7647, 8644, 6896, 4016, 5531, 4530, 3637, 4648 Kaiser 4648 4648 Kaisui 4016, 5896, 8644, 6896, Isukai 4016, 8644, 6896, 5896, 4469, 7014, 7647, 3637, 7014, 4648 4648 3637 Kambrook 2796 8644, 4530, 4016, 5896, Kamp 4469 3488, 4469, 7647, 6896, Kapsch 5605, 3350 3637...
  • Page 74 Kolster 8644, 6896, 5531, 4016, Levis Austria 8644, 6896 4648 Lexsor 3453 Konichi 7647, 3637 Leyco 3488, 8644, 6896, 4648 Konka 8644, 6896, 4530, 8060, 8644, 5393, 7287, 7647, 5553, 4016, 8485, 8299, 7430, 2924, 6381, 8265, 3491, 4706 2796, 5447, 4709, 6896, Kontakt 6230 4156, 6944, 4312, 5531,...
  • Page 75 Luxor 5319, 2438, 8020, 6753, Matsushita 4526 6092, 4659, 3840, 8394, Matsuviama 8299 3350, 7910, 4783, 5605 Mava 4523 5393, 4648 Max-Multi 4648 Max-Tip1 3637 Max-Tip4 4648 M Electronics 3637, 4648 Maxam 3488, 3637 Macys 4523, 3802 Maxdorf 2335 Madison 8644, 6896 Maxell 3637...
  • Page 76 Micromaxx 8644, 6896, 5355, 3840, MyCom 4698, 5393 7361 Myryad 6896, 8644 Microstar 7361 MicroTEK 8033 5393, 3350, 5605, 3802 Midland 4523 Naiko 8644, 7066, 6305, 6896 Mikomi 7660 Nakimura 5090, 8644, 6896 Minato 8644, 6896 Namsunc 3637 Minerva 6230, 6640, 5265, 4265, Naonis 2438, 5605 3518, 8568, 5620,...
  • Page 77 Nikkei 8060 Omega 3488 Omni 7046, 5397, 2924 Nikko 5393 Onceas 3637 Nissan 5510 Onwa 4530, 2810, 4016, 5739 Noblex 3637 Opera 8644, 6896, 4648 Nobliko 4265, 4469 Optimus 4526 Nogamatic 7430 Optonica 3193 Nokia 3350, 5605, 8020, 4783, 5090, 8394, 6305, 6092, Orava 4648 6753, 4659, 6559, 7910,...
  • Page 78 Pacific 8644, 6896, 6286, 8060, Philips 6896, 8644, 3518, 6127, 3840, 5119 6538, 8016, 3802, 5874, 6982, 5090, 3350, 7647, Pael 4469 4648 Palladium 7287, 8644, 2620, 8060, Phocus 3730, 6948, 8060 5553, 6896, 5531, 7839, Phoenix 8644, 6896, 7287, 2590, 6286, 3518, 6736, 6538, 5605, 4469, 4648, 5605, 7350, 2438, 4648...
  • Page 79 Proelco 4648 Questa 6812, 3802 Profex 7647, 5605, 3350, 2438, 3637 Profi 7647 R Line 4648 Profitronic 8644, 6896, 4648 Radialva 7430, 4016, 5605, 8644, 6896, 4422 Proline 8644, 6896, 4884, 5295, 2620, 4698 Radio Shock 4523 Radiola 8644, 6896, 4648 Proscan 5510 Radiomarelli 8568, 5531, 8644, 6896...
  • Page 80 Rhapsody 4469 Salsa 3270 Sambers 8568 Rice Club 5510 Sampo 4523 Ricoh 8644, 6896 Samsung 2517, 8299, 8644, 5393, Rinex 2335, 5553 7910, 7350, 5605, 4884, R-Line 8644, 6896, 5605 6896, 7736, 3193, 4495, 4523 4523, 5510, 3637, 4648, Roadstar 3840, 7647, 5553, 8644, 7647, 7287, 3488, 4469 3488, 5896, 4485, 5832,...
  • Page 81 Seelver 6896, 3840, 8644 Sigmax 5510 Signature 5874 8644, 6896, 3840, 4917, 8377, 4469, 5319, 4016, Silma 4648 5355, 6230, 7647, 5605, Silva 8644, 6896, 4469, 3350, 2499, 3634, 8060, 3637, 3451, 3637 3488, 5295, 6812, 5531, Silva Schneider 5952 4523, 3802 Silver 6812, 8644, 7014, 3350,...
  • Page 82 Sontec 8644, 6896, 7287, 7647, Sunwood 8644, 6896, 7647, 3637, 4648 4648 Superla 8568, 4469 Sony 6736, 2762, 7507, 6219, 3193, 4849, 4752, 5874, Supersonic 7910, 6896, 2924, 3488, 3078, 6812, 8644, 6896, 8484, 7014 3802 Supertec 3637, 4648 Sound & Vision 4016, 5090, 8644, 6896 Supertech 7647, 8644, 6896, 4469, Soundesign...
  • Page 83 Teac 2924, 3835, 8644, 4917, Telefac 3637 5393, 7647, 6764, 5896, Telefunken 4884, 3847, 4752, 8299, 3840, 6896, 5716, 5355, 4262, 4422, 6634, 3270, 5553, 4849, 8060, 7660, 7430, 2924, 6982, 5716, 7014, 8435, 3488, 2499, 5301, 8644, 6896, 2590, 5991 2104, 8033, 2707, 3491, Teak...
  • Page 84 Thomas 4523, 5510, 3637, 5874, Transonic 8644, 6896, 7014, 8299, 4648 3835, 3488, 2924, 5716, 5553, 7647 Thomson 4884, 3847, 6982, 4422, Transtec 4469 7430, 3270, 8644, 6896, 4469 3637 Thorn 5620, 6127, 7430, 5301, Trevi 3637 8644, 6896, 7507, 3270, Triad 8644, 6896, 4016, 4648 3952, 6982, 3350, 6736,...
  • Page 85 Univox 8644, 6896, 5605 Uranya 3637 Waltham 5553, 4422, 8644, 6896, Utax 5605 5355, 7430, 3840, 5605, 5119 Wards 4648 Watson 3840, 4596, 8644, 6896, V7 Videoseven 5991, 5393, 3118, 4698, 5605, 7647, 5355, 4016, 7855 4698, 7839, 3637, 4648, Vanguard 3637 7350, 3158, 7733, 4917...
  • Page 86 Xrypton 8644, 6896 York 4648 X-View 4156 Yorx 4016 Yamaha 4526, 8374 Yamishi 5896, 7014, 4016, 8644, 6896 Zanussi 2438 Yokan 8644, 6896 Zenith 2499, 5874, 4648 Yoko 8644, 6896, 4016, 3488, Zenor 6559 7647, 7287, 6559, 4469, 5531, 3637, 4648 7733 U...

  • Page 87: B Legal Notices

    Appendix Legal Notices B.1 Copyright The intellectual property found herein belongs to the manufacturer of this product. No part of this document may be distributed or reproduced in any form, or by any means, without prior written permission from the manufacturer. B.2 Warranty The manufacturer warrants that, with normal use and maintenance, the product will be free of faults and defects in design and material during the warranty...

  • Page 88: Correct Disposal Of This Product

    Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. Dolby and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. B.4 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.
  • Page 90 This product is under continuous development. Due to changes or improve- ments, some descriptions and illustrations in this guide may differ slightly from the actual product. 2014-06...

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