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6-SD Output: This can be used to adjust the color format, in USA, this setting should always
be NTSC, in other Europe/Middle East countries this needs to be set to PAL to be able to
see the picture.
7- Aspect Ratio: If your TV does not support widescreen, or if your TV does not show the
screen fully, you can adjust this setting to one of the 3 available settings, (4:3, 16:9, Full
Screen), this can also be accessed on the fly by pressing the Change Aspect Ratio “A/R”
button on your remote.
8- DEinterlace: This setting is not recommended to adjust if your screen
is clear, because this can only be used in some cases when the screen
flickers.
9- SPDIF Mode: if you are using any of the digital audio connection
(coaxial or optical), then you can permanently set it to ON without having
the system detect it, otherwise you can either set it to Auto or OFF mode to
permanently disable digital audio out.
10- Advanced: This will actually show you some settings for the receiver
like receiver Serial Number, MAC Address, Network IP Address, Subnet
Mask, and Gateway. This is a great troubleshooting option to see if the
settings are correct and to find out if the receiver is connected properly to
the internet. To access this menu, simply select this option and press the
“OK”button to view these settings, to exit that page, press the setup button.
Note: To exit out of the setup menu, the only way to do this is to press the
setup menu again and it will take you back to your default home screen.
5–Remote Control Operation:
Remote Type “1”:
1- Home Button: Will return to main home channel “1”
2- Power Button: To Turn On/Off Receiver.
3- Mute Button: Will temporary mute Receiver Audio.
4- Back button: will return to previous menu.
5-Page Up/Down buttons: will scroll the channel/Favorite menu one page
at a time.
6- Guide Button: will display the package menu.
7- Info Button: will display more info about the channel being viewed.
