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- Page 1 User’s Manual ZvSync - EU HD Digital Tuner/Decoder DVB-T / DVB-T2...
- Page 2 Important Symbols To reduce risk of electric shock, do not open unit or breach power supply enclosure. There are no user serviceable parts inside. Contact ZeeVee support at +1.877.493.3833. DANGEROUS VOLTAGE This symbol indicates dangerous voltage inside the receiver that presents a risk of electric shock or personal injury.
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Page 3: Safety Instructions
Safety Instructions and Precautions This receiver has been manufactured to comply with international safety standards. Please read the safety precautions carefully. 1. Main Supply (100-240V ~50-60Hz AC) • Operate this product only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label. If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to the location where the receiver is to be used, consult your local power company. - Page 4 12. Replacement Parts • Replacement parts should be purchased through an authorized ZeeVee distributor and approved by the manufacturer. Unauthorized parts may result in damage to the units and will void any warranty. P a g e 4 Z v Sy nc - EU Us er ’s M a nual...
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
Contents 1 Before Using the Product ......6 1.1 FROnT PAnel ........6 1.2 ReAR PAnel . -
Page 6: Before Using The Product
1 Before Using the Product This section provides detailed descriptions of the product and included accessories. 1.1 FRONT PANEL LED Status Indicator – Indicates state of unit. RED – Power is available, but the unit is DeACTIvATeD. GREEN – The unit is powered-up and ACTIvATeD. Infrared Jack – Input for installation of the remote infrared sensor. ... -
Page 7: Rear Panel
1.2 REAR PANEL Aerial/Cable/RF Input – Connect to the antenna for over-the-air reception or to a cable feed for DVB-T reception HD Video Output – The video output most commonly used from the receiver unit. Connect to the HDMI digital input of the display device (typically a television). Both high definition video and digital audio are carried. -
Page 8: Remote Control
1.3 REMOTE CONTROL The ZvSync receiver/decoder is supplied with a partial learning remote control device. Buttons P1-P5 can be programmed to mimic the functions of a select set of buttons from another remote control unit. The intention is that the TV viewing experience can be controlled from a single handset to include power and... -
Page 9: Button Definitions
Button Definitions Definition Power. Pressing once turns on Zvsync. Again turns it off Mute. Disables/Enables audio Reverses playback while in PvR mode Fast Forwards playback while in PvR mode starts Playback when using PvR mode Back up to division in PvR mode. Pauses playback in PvR mode Advances to division when using PvR mode Displays electronic Program guide information Quick channel up and down buttons when watching television programs. stops playback when using PvR mode. Causes PvR mode to be entered during normal playback. Enables/disables Closed Captioning Cancels/exits menu levels when navigating interface. Activates PvR mode. Displays options. Displays current playback information Causes repeat mode to be entered when playing stored media Color buttons. Program specific meaning Dash button for entering digital channel numbers (ie: “23-1”) Recall last channel being played... -
Page 10: Programmable Buttons
Programmable Buttons The upper-left portion of the remote houses a set of programmable keys. The intent is to allow for common television functions to be programmed so the user only needs to use a single remote control device to manage their television experience when using the Zvsync receiver/decoder. - Page 11 To program a key the following sequence shall be executed: Step1: Press and hold the “SET” button for three seconds The ReD leD lights immediately when the button is pressed After 3 seconds the leD changes to a very bright state Step 2: Press the key you wish to program (P1-P5) The ReD leD changes to a slow flash (1/second) Step 3: Press the key on the remote that you are copying The ReD leD performs three quick flashes to acknowledge ReD leD turns on solid again. Repeat steps 2 and 3, or simply wait for light to extinguish Step 4: Test Programmed key on television or device to be controlled If command is not executing properly, repeat steps 1-3 Z v Sy nc - E U Us er ’s Man ual P ag e 11...
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Page 12: Setup
2.1 CONNECTING TO AN AERIAL Should over-the-air reception be desired, connect your antenna to the Zvsync receiver’s ‘RF In’ jack for over-the-air reception, as follows: 2.2 CONNECTING TO A CABLE FEED To receive a cable signal (or a channel generated by Zeevee’s encoder/ modulator products) connect to the ‘AnT’ jack on the rear face with a cable to the source feed. P a g e 1 2 Z vS yn c- EU U se r ’s M anual... -
Page 13: Connecting To The Television
2.3 CONNECTING TO THE TELEVISION HDMI Cable A connection to the hDmI input of a television, if so equipped, is the recommended method to get visual content on to the displaying television. Both visual content and audio content are carried over the single cable from the ZvSync to the television display. The digital connection presents the highest resolution, sharpest picture possible from the ZvSync receiver. -
Page 14: Rca Cables
RCA Cables Certain televisions or applications do not have digital video inputs. If so, then the Zvsync will output standard definition representations of the programming over the CVBS port. Both the CVBS output and the HDTV digital output are active simultaneously. All content will be scaled down to 576i regardless of the incoming resolution prior to being sent out the CVBS port. P a g e 1 4 Z vS yn c- EU U se r ’s M anual www.zeev ee.co m... -
Page 15: Infrared Remote Control Receiver
2.4 INFRARED REMOTE CONTROL RECEIVER The Zvsync-eU receiver/decoder is supplied with an external IR receiver. This is in the form of a cable with an IR receiver at the end. The pigtail MUST be installed for the ZvSync to receive commands from the remote and is required for proper operation. By separating the infrared receiver from the base unit, the main body of the ZvSync receiver/decoder can be installed in an unobtrusive location with only the IR sensor showing. -
Page 16: Usable Angles
Usable Angles The remote control must have a relatively unobstructed “line-of-sight” to the infrared sensor. The usable angles are quite flexible, yielding many possible mounting options. Common is to use the included double-sided tape to mount the IR sensor to bottom or side bezel of the attached television. At the user’s discretion the main body of the Zvsync-eU receiver/decoder may be placed out of sight, providing the proper ventilation considerations are observed. 2.5 CONNECTING TO THE POWER SUPPLy The wall-mount power supply (included) provides the power for the Zvsync receiver. Any other method of powering the Zvsync may void the warranty. Configuring the Power Supply The AC wall mount power supply has a number of adapter plates for use in a variety of locations with different provisions for connections to the AC mains. Before deployment, select the appropriate adapter and install it... - Page 17 As supplied, the power supply will likely be delivered with no adapter plate installed. Several different plates are provided for a variety of different AC mains plug types. select the one appropriate for your AC mains supply outlet (UK shown). Insert the plug into the wall-mount supply body Turn the plate clockwise about 10 degrees until it “clicks” into place Insure that the plate is secure before any attempt is made to plug in to the AC mains. A different type of adapter plate may be installed later on. To install a new plate: ...
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Page 18: Connecting The Power Supply To Zvsync
Connecting Power Supply to ZvSync The wall-mount power supply (included) provides power for the Zvsync receiver. Other methods of powering the Zvsync may void the warranty. The DC input is rated at 5vDC at a maximum peak consumption of 10w, nominal consumption of 6w during operation, and a standby power draw of 0.8w. P a g e 1 8 Z vS yn c- EU U se r ’s M anual www.zeev ee.co m... -
Page 19: Installation Wizard
3 Installation wizard If you are using the receiver for the first time, or have restored it to factory defaults, the installation guide menu will appear on your screen. select the desired language for the On screen Display interface s elect the country (or closest match to the country) in which you will be operating the ZvSync-EU device This is important to properly find the broadcast channels n avigate to the “Channel search” option and the press “OK” T he Zvsync unit will then begin searching for channels. Allow it to run to completion. This can take several minutes. O n completion the Zvsync should be ready for use to view programs. Z v Sy nc - EU Us er ’s Ma nua l P ag e 19... - Page 20 After exiting the “Installation guide” screen, the following screen will appear: Use the RIGHT arrow key to navigate to the “Channel Search” page Use the DOWN arrow key to navigate to “Country” P a g e 2 0 Z vS yn c- EU U se r ’s M anual www.zeev ee.co m...
- Page 21 Use the UP arrow to navigate to the “Auto Search” option Use the RIGHT arrow key to activate a channel search A scanning status screen showing the progress of the initial channel scan will appear. Allow the scanning process to run to completion (several minutes). Z v Sy nc - EU Us er ’s Ma nua l P ag e 21...
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Page 22: Basic Operation
4 Basic Operation To access the general setup menu, press the “menu” button. The user will see with this top-level navigation screen. Major categories may be selected by navigating left and right using the arrow keys. Once a category is selected, the options may be explored by navigating down into the page and selecting the appropriate page item. After selecting a page item, “step into” it by navigating to the RIghT. The function will execute or a sub-menu will be presented with additional options. 4.1 PROGRAM MANAGEMENT Program Edit To edit your program preferences (lock, skip, favorite, move, or delete), you will need to enter the Program Edit Menu item. - Page 23 Set Favorite Channels you can create a short list of favorite programs/channels that you can easily access. Set Favorite TV Program: (1) select your desired channel then press the FAV button. A symbol will appear and the channel is marked as a favorite. (2) Repeat the previous step to select more favorite channels. (3) Confirm and exit the menu by pressing the EXIT key. Disable Favorite TV Program Select the Favorite channel and press the FAV button on the remote to bring up the menu that allows cancelling of a favorite.
- Page 24 Delete a TV Program (1) select the program and then press the BLUE button. A warning message will appear. (2) Press OK to delete the channel (3) Repeat the process if more channels need to be deleted (4) hit EXIT to complete Lock Program you can lock certain channels for restricted viewing using that particular ZvSync. (1) select a particular channel and then press the yELLOW button. A lock-shaped symbol is displayed. The channel is now locked from selection. (2) Repeat the process as needed for all desired channels. (3) To confirm your selections and actions, press the EXIT button.
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Page 25: Picture Settings
4.2 PICTURE SETTINGS The allowed output video settings can be adjusted at the “Picture” top-level settings page. when the hDTv port is connected via hDmI to the display television all the settings are honored. If component video (CvBs) or RF modulation are being used to send the video to the display device the only supported resolution is 576i regardless of the setting on the resolution item. Z v Sy nc - EU Us er ’s Ma nua l P ag e 25... -
Page 26: Channel Search
4.3 CHANNEL SEARCH The “Channel search” top-level navigation page allows the Zvsync tuner/ decoder to rescan for channels and change settings relevant to the attached reception method. Auto Search Automatically searches for channels and saves them once the scan is complete. All previous entries will be deleted. select “Auto search” and press OK or RIGHT arrow to start To cancel press EXIT. Only found channels will be saved. Manual Search Allows for the addition of individual channels without deleting the previously saved channels and settings. User must know the exact center frequency of the channel of interest. Antenna Power Disable if an external powered antenna is employed P a g e 2 6... -
Page 27: Time Setting
4.4 TIME SETTING Time Offset Automatic or manual gmT time offset adjustments. Country Region select country of interest for use with Auto Time Offset adjustments. Time Zone Time zone when Time Offset is set to manual. Sleep Allows setting of an interval after that the Zvsync will automatically shut off Power On/Off Allows setting a schedule for time-of-day activation and shutdown of the ZvSync device. Z v Sy nc - EU Us er ’s Ma nua l P ag e 27... -
Page 28: World Option Settings
4.5 WORLD OPTION SETTINGS The Option screen allows for setting the On screen Display language and the audio language to be played if the incoming program allows for those options. Digital Audio Allows setting various types of audio to be output over the hDTv port. P a g e 2 8 Z vS yn c- EU U se r ’s M anual www.zeev ee.co m... -
Page 29: System Settings
4.6 SySTEM SETTINGS Various System Parameters Default user password is ‘000000’. Master unlock password is ‘888888’. Z v Sy nc - EU Us er ’s Ma nua l P ag e 29... -
Page 30: Usb & Multimedia
(not provided) must be present. It is recommended that a high-performance USB storage device be used if these functions are to be utilized. The format must be FAT32. nTFs is not supported. Use of the PvR and media storage functions is freely available and encouraged. This set of features is not actively supported by ZeeVee and support is not available for the time-shifting, media playing, or PvR functions. media types of AvI, mP3, wmA, JPeg, BmP , etc. are supported. P a g e 3 0 Z vS yn c- EU U se r ’s M anual... -
Page 31: Troubleshooting
5 Troubleshooting Problem Potential Reason Possible Action No picture Power is not connected Connect power supply Check wall source The power is switched off Switch on power to ZvSync Screen Cable feed is not Check/Connect power cable shows connected “no signal” Aerial cable is faulty Check aerial and connections... -
Page 32: Technical Specifications
6 Technical specifications Item Sub-Item Parameter Tuner Input Frequency 48-862MHz RF Input level -20 to -82dBm IF Bandwidth 6,7, and 8MHz Modulation QPsK, 16QAm, 64QAm, 256QAm, DvB-T, DvB-T2 Video Decoder Format mPeg4 AvC/h.264 hP@l4 mPeg2 mP@ml/hl Output Format 480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p60hz Aspect Ratio 4:3, 16:9, Auto Output Port hDmI(v1.3C), CvBs Audio Decoder Format mPeg-1(layer 1 & 2 & 3), wmA, AC-3 Audio Output Digital Audio over hDmI, RCAx2(l/R) UsB2.0 Supported Capacity Unlimited Supported Media mP3, wmA, JPeg, BmP , AvI... -
Page 33: Declaration Of Conformity
7 Declaration of Conformity The Original equipment manufacturer herewith declares the conformity of the product with the following directives and standards: Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC en 60065:2002+A1:2006 EMC Directive 2004/108/EC en 55 013:2001+A1:2003+A2:2006 en 55 020:2007 en 61 000-3-2:2006 en 61 000-3-3:2008 FCC, CE, C-Tick This symbol on the product or in the instructions means that your electrical and electronic equipment should be disposed of at the end of its life separately from normal household waste. - Page 34 Contact ZeeVee Support For support, repairs, and warranty service contact the distributor where you purchased the product. For additional questions call +1(877) 4-Zeevee (1.877.493.3833) or e-mail support@zeevee.com. Representatives are available from 9:00 Am to 6:00 Pm, monday through Friday (eastern Time). Sales north America: +1 (347) 851-7364 Phone sales@zeevee.com emeA: +44 1494 956677 Phone emeAsales@zeevee.com P a g e 3 4 Z vS yn c- EU U se r ’s M anual...
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