Akai KPVR-716T User manual

KPVR-716T
500GB HDD PVR
WITH TWIN HD TUNER
Instruction Manual

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Contents
General Safety Instructions 3
Introduction 6
Remote control 7
System connection 8
Getting Started 7
Operation 10
Edit channel 11
System Setup 12
Tools 15
Game 16
Rec 17
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Rec & Media
Time shift & Record
Trouble shooting
Specications
Warranty

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General Safety Instructions
Read this manual thoroughly before rst use and keep it in a safe place for future
reference, along with the warranty card, purchase receipt and carton. The safety
precautions enclosed herein reduce the risk of re, electric shock and injury when
correctly adhered to. Follow all instructions and take notice of all warnings to reduce
the risk of re or electric shock.
Danger! Caution! This symbol alerts you that there is dangerous
voltage inside. To prevent electric shock, do not open the enclosure. Do
not expose it to rain or moisture.
Important! This symbol alerts you to read and observe important
warnings and instructions on the unit or in this manual.
This symbol for CLASS II (Double Insulation) indicates that the
equipment has been designed with double insulation surrounding
live parts.

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General Safety Instructions (Cont.)
Installation
Location: When installing the unit, make sure to place it:
• In a well ventilated area. Do not build it into a frame.
• Away from heat sources, radiators or other products that produce heat.
• Away from areas with high temperatures, high humidity or direct sunlight.
• Away from excess dirt and dust.
• Away from open windows and any place where water may get into the unit.
• Disturbance: When you place this unit near a TV, radio or VCR, the playback
picture quality may deteriorate and the sound may be distorted. To avoid these
problems, place the unit away from these appliances.
• Power connection: This equipment can only be disconnected from the power
supply by unplugging it from the mains socket. Make sure the mains socket is
readily accessible at all times.
Electrical safety and cord handling
• Protect from moisture: Do not expose this equipment, the power supply cord
and plug to rain or moisture; do not use it anywhere near water or where water
splashes or drips; do not touch the power plug with wet hands.
• Do not open: To prevent contact with high voltage components inside, do not
attempt to open the equipment. Do not repair the unit yourself; there are no
user-serviceable parts inside. Only have it serviced by qualied personnel.
• Plug replacement: When replacing the unit’s power plug or cord, the replacement
must be exactly the same or one recommended by the manufacturer. Do not
replace the plug or cord yourself.
• Voltage: Before installing this equipment, make sure your outlet voltage
corresponds to the voltage stated on the appliance rating label.
Cord and plug: Only use this equipment with the cord and plug supplied. Align
the plug properly and insert it fully. Do not overload the power outlet.
• Damaged cord: When the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the
manufacturer or similarly qualied personnel in order to avoid a hazard.
• Protect the power cord: Do not let the cord hang over the edge of a table or
counter, or touch any hot surface. Do not allow anything to rest on or roll over the
power cord. Run any cords so no one steps on or trips over them. Do not run the
cord near heat-producing appliances such as radiators or stoves.
• Lightning storms: Unplug this equipment during lightning storms.
• Disconnect: Unplug the unit when it is not going to be used for a while. Grip the
plug when disconnecting, do not pull the cord. (We recommend that you switch
the unit on and use it occasionally, as it may not function properly when it is not
going to be used for a long period.)

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General Safety Instructions (Cont.)
Moisture condensation
The unit may suer from condensation in the following situations:
• When you take the unit directly from a cold to a warm place, and vice versa.
• When you use the unit in a room where you just turned on a heater, or where cold
air from an air conditioner is directed on to the unit.
• When you use the unit in hot and humid surrounds just after having moved it
from an air conditioned room.
• When the room is steamy or damp.
If condensation exists, the unit will not operate properly. Remove any disc,
plug the power cord into the wall socket, turn on the unit and leave it for two
to three hours. After that time, the unit will have warmed up and any moisture
will have evaporated. Keeping the unit connected to the wall socket will keep
moisture condensation problems to a minimum.

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Front panel
Rear panel
INTRODUCTION
Remote sensor
Indicator light (red=stand by; green=on)
Display USB port
Cursor /Enter
Channel Up/ Down
Standby button MENU EXIT
Volume Up/ Down
OK button
Antenna In Component Video
Coaxial Digital Audio
Antenna out
L/R Audio
(Shaved between component & composite video)
Composite Video
HDMI Output
AC Mains

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REMOTE CONTROL
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1 STANDBY
(switch the STB on and standby)
2 INFO
(Press for current channel
information)
3 PLAY
4 Previous/Next
5 PAUSE(Pause/Active
time shift function)
6 Menu(Open and close
the menu screen)
7 Cursor/CH+, -/VOL+,-
Cursor: Navigation
buttons used to navigate
menu's items)
(CH+/-: Channel Up and Down)
(VOL+/-: Volume Up and Down)
8 OK button (Conrm a selection
within a menu)
9 RECORD
(Record the TV program)
10 Numeric entry
(Enter numeric values and
select the channel
directly by entering it's number)
11 USB (Enter Music menu)
12 MEDIA (Enter Record menu)
13 TTX (Open interactive service)
14 TIMER (Timer wake-up)
15 MUTE (Turn o/on the volume)
16 SUBTITLE (On/O Subtitle)
17 Search backward /forward
18 EXIT (Exit from menu)
19 STOP
(Stop program playback or recording)
20 EPG
(Open up Electronic Program GuideMenu)
21 BACK
(Switch to previous channel)
22 TV/RADIO
(Switch between TV and Radio)
23 AUDIO
(Select audio mode and audiotrack)
24 RES (Switch HDMI resolution)
25 FAV (Open the Favorite list)
26 RED/GREEN/YELLOW/BLUE
Buttons (For interactive function/
Submenu function buttons)

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SYSTEM CONNECTION
General
Connecting the TV
Connecting a hi
There are many dierent types of TV and other equipment that
you can connect to the STB. In this manual you will see some of the
most common ways to connect your equipment.
HDMI TV
RF Cable
Video(composite)
Audio
(Down mix stereo)
HDMI Cable
Component Video
Coaxial cable

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GETTING STARTED

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OPERATION

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EDIT CHANNEL

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SYSTEM SETUP

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SYSTEM SETUP ( Cont. )

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SYSTEM SETUP ( Cont. )

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TOOLS

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GAME

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REC

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REC & MEDIA

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TIME SHIFT / RECORD

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TIME SHIFT / RECORD (Cont.)