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3.1.- Remote Control
Make sure that the + and - poles of
the batteries match up with the
internal marks of the battery unit.
Key
POWER
Switches the receiver on and off.
FAV
Shows the list of favourite channels.
MUTE
Eliminates the sound.
V-FORMAT
Changes the video output resolution.
MENU
Activates the main Menu.
TV/AV
Switches between TV or AV mode.
EPG
Activates the EPG (Electronic Programme Guide).
EXIT
Returns to the previous menu or exits the menu completely.
INFO
Shows information about the current channel. Press this key
again for more details.
Page+/Page-
Moves one page forward or back in the channel list.
/
Selects an ascendent or descendent channel. Selects one
element from the menu.
/
Turns the volume up/down. Selects one element from the menu.
Runs the selected option. Shows the general programme list.
OK
P+ / P-
Selects an ascendent/descendent channel.
V+ / V-
Turns the volume up/down.
AUDIO
Selects the different audio languages that are available.
TEXT
Activates the teletext function (if it is transferred).
Has several secondary functions depending on the menu.
Activates or deactivates the Subtitle Menu.
L
Audio channel selection (left, right, stereo).
R
Stops what is currently playing.
Plays/Stops a selected element.
REC
Starts recording the selected programme.
Quick return in play mode (x2, x4, X8, x20).
Moves forward quickly in play mode (x2, x4, X8, x20).
0 ... 9
Direct insert of numeric data (such as, the number of a
programme).
TV/RADIO
Switches between TV and Radio mode.
PR
Returns to Previous Channel.
Note: The red, green, yellow and blue keys have secondary functions that are not
described here and that can appear in the different menus.
Notes:
- Point with the remote control directly at the receiver´s sensor.
- Do not expose the remote control or the receiver to an intense source of light,
such as, direct sunlight.
- Do not leave the control remote in an extremely wet or warm place.
- Do not spill water or place any wet element on the remote control. Normally
batteries last approximately one year under normal USE conditions.
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"DVB-T 7151"
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