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Opticum XS65-COMBO User manual

Remote control Remote control Basic connecon Notes on usage
Quick start
HD Digital Satellite Receiver
One smart card reader
Support of SD / HD (MPEG2 / MPEG4
H.264), DVB-S, DVB-S2, DVB-T
High definition video output – HDMI
Port USB 2.0
Low power consumption in Standby mode –
below 1 W
Support of DiSEqC 1.0, 1.1
Electronic Programme Guide – EPG
Display on the front panel – LED 4 digits
Button Function
POW ER— turns the receiver on/off from/
to a standby mode
HDMI selects the resolution of the
image output
MUTE — turns on/off the audio sound
Number buttons
select channels; let you enter
programming parameters in
the menu
sets the sleep timer for
10/30/60/90/120 min
FAV displays and scrolls to your
favourite list of channels
returns to the previous channel
MENU
displays the main menu on the
screen; returns to the previous
menu
INFO displays the infobar of the
programme
EPG displays the electronic
programme guide
EXIT Exits the on screen-menu
Button Function
/ adjust the volume, moves the cursor to the left or right in the
menu
/ changes channels, moves the cursor up and down
OK displays the channels list, selects the menu options
TV / selects the TV/Radio source
FIND lets you find a channel by its number
SUB-T subtitles settings
HOME optional function ( available in some versions)
STAT US displays the window of the st atus
AUDIO audio settings
TEXT displays Teletext for a current channel
PVR displays the list of recordings (optional)
MAILBOX displays the list of Your payments
SLOW, SKIP-,
SKIP+, REW, FF,
PLAY, PAUSE,
STOP, REC
sets video options (time shift, playing, recording)(optional)
RED, GREEN,
YELLOW, BLUE,
WHITE, BLACK
Colour buttons: use them according to the instruction on screen
Automatic power turn-off
In accordance with the current EU re quirements, the receiver you have just purchased is
equipped with a feature Automatic Power OFF. It switches the receiver to a stand-by mode
after 3 hours from it s last activity. It means that if within this time no command is sent to the
receiver from the remote control buttons or key pad on the front panel, it gets tur ned off. The
moment of t urning off wi ll be proceed ed ( 2 minutes e arlier) by a relev ant message o n the screen
of the TV set. Please note that this feature is enabled by default in EU countries, however, at
your own request, it can be disabled by choosing an appropriate option in the menu.
Connecting to an external USB drive
While selecting and using an ex ternal USB drive ( an external hard drive, flash memory), make
sure:
• it is compatible with USB 2.0 standard and has appropriate write and read speed
• it has one single partition ade quately formatted
• if necess ary, it can be supplied with power from an external charger (in par ticular it refers to
external USB hard drives that have high power consumption)
• you do not disconnect it during the process of data writing/reading
• it is not completely full or highly fragmented
Negligence of the above recommendations can lead to faulty work of the devices and cause
their damage.
The manufacturer does not t ake responsibility for damage caused directly or indirec tly by any
problems resulting in data loss on the external USB drive connected to the receiver. Nor does
he give war ranty on any ot her data on th e USB drive conne cted to the de vice in case of it s faulty
work.
Package content
After purchasing the receiver , please
unpack it and make sure the following
items are included:
• Receiver
• Remote control
• Quick start manual
• Batteries – 2 x AA A ( optional)
To install batteries in the remote control
remove the battery compartment cover. If
there are batteries already there, remove
them and insert the new ones. Make sure
the positive and negative ends are facing
the correct direction as shown. Replace
the battery compartment cover.
Model ID:XS65-COMBO MC/2014/09
Connecting
(1) Connect the satellite cable into the
SAT input on the receiver and connect
aerial into the AERIAL IN.
(2) Connec t the receiver with a flat panel
TV using a HDMI cable, or
(3) Connect the receiver with a
conventional TV, using a SCART cable.
(4) Finally, plug the power cord into a wall
outlet.
Turn on the TV se t and turn on the rec eiver
using POWER button on the remote
control. After few minutes, the interface
of the product set-up should be displayed
on screen (OSD). If the TV set does not
display OSD, the wrong input source
must have been selected. See the TV
set documentation to double check the
settings.
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DigitalCable Receiver
KP07/2012
ModelID:X2
•Slotfor Smart Card
•Supportof SD/HD (MPEG2 / MPEG4) DVB-C systems
• High definion video output - HDMI
• Standard resoluon video output - SCART
•Highspeed USB 2.0 port
• PVR Ready
• Time Shi (pause, rewind)
• Automac Stand-by
• Low power consumpon in Stand-by mode,
below 1W
• Mullingual menu, including English
• Electronic Program Guide - EPG
• 4 digit LED display on front panel
• Mulmedia Player Full HD 1080p
Quick Start
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Menu structure and features descripon Trouble shoong
Technical specicaon
Model: Digital satellite receiver DVB-S2
Display t ype: LED, digit s: 4, buttons:3 , micro switch
Slot: card reader
Input frequency: .................950-2150MHz
RF input connector: ..............IEC169-24, Female, 250mA
Input impedance : ................75Ω
RF loop connector : ..............IEC169-24, Female
Modulaon technique:. . . . . . . . . . . .QPSK (DVB-S), QPSK/ 8PSK/
H8PSK/ 16APSK (DVB-S2)
Modulaon technique:. . . . . . . . . . . .M PEG2 (MP@ML),
AVC/H.264 ([email protected])
Video resoluon:.................480, 576, 720, 10 80
Audio decoding : .................MPEG-1, 2 Layer 1 & 2
Input/output : ...................HD MI, SCART, Coax ial digital
audio, US B, Ethernet
Supply voltage: ..................~ 230V/50Hz
Power consumpon:..............< 18 W
Standby consumpon:............< 1 W
Opera ng temperatur e :..........5-40C
Opera ng humidity : .............< 95%
Net weight :......................< 1,5 kg
Size: ............................260mm × 110mm × 3 5mm
The weight a nd size dimensi ons are not very a ccurate value s!
The device m ight be upgrad ed and its qual ity improved at a ny
me, ther efore the above s pecicaon s may be subject to
change (by t he manufact urer) without f urther noce .
Issues Possibile explanations Suggested solutions
Suggested solutions The power c ord is not plugge d correctly.
Plug the co rd securely in to t he wall outlet .
If there is s till no power, rebo ot the device
after 5-10 min. C heck at the rear of t he
device if t he power swi tch is on the po sition
1 ( switche d on)
The rece iver does
not decode the coded
channels
The Cona x card is not inser ted or i s inserted
incorre ctly into the c ard slot
Inser t the card into the s lot with the gold
contacts facing down.
The card h as not been act ivated. Contac t your servic e provider to fin d out
how to act ivate the card
Channe ls are not found
The sate llite dish is not adj usted well
Adjust t he aerial; make su re the signal
streng th indicator i s blue and the qua lity
indica tor - green
Searching parameters are incorrect Enter t he correct fr equency parameters/
bands
No pictu re
The outp ut cord is connec ted incorrec tly C onnect the ou tput cord corre ctly.
The vide o output mode of t he unit is differ ent
from the m ode of the monito r Reset the working mode
No colour
The output cord is connected incorrectly. Connect the output cord correctly
The vide o output mode of th e unit is differ ent from
the mode of t he monitor. Reset the wo rking mode.
The remot e control does
not work
Batteries are not inserted correctly Insert t he batteries wi th the poles in the r ight
direction
Batteries are flat Replace th e batteries in t he remote
The dist ance between th e remote contro l and the
receive r is too large Try using the r emote at a closer r ange
The remot e sensor of the uni t must not be cover ed
by other objects Relocate the receiver; remove the obstacles
Incorrect language of
audio sound or subtitles
The wrong l anguage was cho sen in the Menu
settings Reset the language.
No sound
The unit is m ute Pres s the Mute butto n to turn off the Mu te
mode
The volum e level is too low Adjust the volume as required
The cord is connected incorrectly Reconnect the cord.
Severe pi cture
distortion The sign al received is int erfered or weak
Adjust the a erial; make sure the s ignal
strength indicator is blue and the quality
indicator - green
Menu Feature Menu Feature
Menu structure and features descripon
The table below presents the most frequent issues which you can encounter when using
the receiver. Most of them can be explained and solved in a simple way. If none of these
troubleshooting tips apply, please contact the relevant service centre.
Safety precauons
CAUTION
RISKOF ELEC TRIC SHOCK.
DONOT OPEN.
ATTENTION: Warning : The symbol of a lig htening ash in t he equilatera l triangle is us ed to warn the user of
danger ous voltage and t o prevent the risk o f electric sh ock.
Warning: In order to preventthe risk of electric shock it is not recommended to open the hous-
ing of the u nit. It should b e only servic ed by the qualie d sta.
Warning: An exclamaon mark in the equilateral triangle is used to remind the user of impor-
tant ac ons and mainte nance.
Note: In order to use the device correctly, you must get familiar with the manual instrucons
and keep t hem in a secure pl ace for a future re ference.
Warning: Do not use the device in the places exposed to the risk of contact with water. Avoid
insta lling it near sin ks, washbas ins, washing m achines, wate r pools, etc
Warning : D o not place cand les or lamps on t he device to avoid th e risk of re.
Warning : The unit should be conn ected to a power supply of the type descri bed in the manual. If you are not sure of
the typ e of power supply ( e .g. 120V or 230V ) , please conta ct your local d ealer or the lo cal power plant .
Warning : Do not open the housing and do not touch anythi ng inside the devi ce. If there is need to open the housing ,
please c ontact your lo cal dealer or t he relevant ser vice centre.
Note: Use the device alw ays with its housi ng in or der to p revent the emission of elect romagnec radiaon and
exposu re to the radia on from outsid e.
Device maintenance: Disconnect the unit from the power supply. Clean the device, its panel and the remote control
with a so cl oth dapped in a s mall amount of wa ter and so deter gent.
Addional accessories: Never apply or connect addional accessories without a consent of the manufacturer as it
can cau se the risk of re , electric sh ock or other per sonal injuri es.
Placem ent: The ai m of the out lets and o penings in the device h ousing is to venlate th e unit and p revent it fr om
overheang. You must not cover these openings or hinder the heat transfer by placing the device on so surfaces
such as a so fa, bed, etc. D o not place the dev ice next to heate rs, radiator s or other source s of heat.
Power c ord: Place the power cord out of the w ay. Please, pay aeno n to the condion of the cor d at the plug,
outlet s and where it ex its the device.
Foreign bodies in the device : Do not in sert fore ign bodies through th e openings in the dev ice, as th ey can touc h
voltage p oints or shor t out parts an d cause re or el ectric shoc k. Never spray or s pill any liquid o n the receiver.
Note: Moi sture may form o n the device in the fo llowing situa ons:
When the u nit is sudden ly removed from a co ld or venlated r oom to the warm ar ea
• Aer the h eang has been t urned on
• In a steam y or humid room
If moisture condensates inside the device, it can fail to work correctly. To solve this problem, the device must be
discon nected from po wer for about two h ours, in whic h me the moistu re should evapo rate to dryne ss.
Spare parts: If some parts need replacing, please ensure that the service centre uses the spare parts recommended
by the man ufacturer or h aving the same p roperes as t he original on es.
Using un authorized pa rts can resu lt in re, elect ric shock or an other danger.
Safety check: Aer any maintenance or repair done, the user should request the service engineer to carr y out a
genera l safety check o f the device in ord er to ensure it is in p roper condi on
Environmental protecon
Aenon!
Your produ ct is marke d with this s ymbol. It indic ates that it shoul d not be disp osed of wit h other
househ old wast e at the end of i ts worki ng life. Any u sed elec tronic o r elect ric equip ment shou ld
be sepa rated f rom the gener al waste and rec ycled respo nsibly accor ding to the act o n responsib le
waste disposal.
Following the implementaons of the EU provisions concerning the responsible waste disposal,
household users can return all used electronic and electric equipment to the indicated electronic
waste collec on points free of charge . When purchasin g a new device , the old one can be returne d
to the ret ailer.
Conta ct your local gove rnment oce to re ceive more infor maon.
If the pro duct has baer ies, please re move them as requi red by law.
A proper d isposa l of elec tric and e lectr onic was te promote s the sust ainable reu se of mater ial reso urces and r ecycli ng.
In this way y ou prevent possi ble harm to the env ironment or hum an health.
Uncontrolled electric and electronic waste disposal can cause harm to the environment.
Inform aon for busine ss users in EU cou ntries
If the pro duct you wan t to disposed o f was used for bu siness pur poses, ple ase contac t your deale r to obtain inf orma-
on on the way of its collec on, disposal and rec ycling as well as on possible cost s. If you want to disposed of a small
unit, it c an be returne d to the local ele ctronic wast e collecon po int.
Inform aon for busine ss users in non -EU countries
If you want to d ispose of the use d product , please c ontact you r local g overnment o ce to obta in informa on on
appropriate form of recycling.
Channels editor
- TV cha nnels list
- Radio ch annels list
- My favour ite
- Delete A ll
Antenna installaon
- Search channels
- Scan free-to-air channels on
Astra satellite
- Advanc ed installa on of an antenna and
channels search
RED (scan satellite)
GREEN (sc an TP)
YELLOW (edi t TP)
BLUE (Blindscan)
List of satellites
System se ngs
- Informaon
- Sowa re update via OTA satel lite
- Video a nd audio
- Display s engs
- Time
- Parent al lock
- Language
- OSD
- Audio de scripon
- Others
- Factor y sengs
Access card
Drive sengs
- USB infor maon
- Recordi ng sengs
- Update v ia USB
- Safely r emove the USB disc
Recordings (oponal)
- My recordings
- My lms
- My photos
- My music
This men u manages your ch annels list s.
- manage s the TV channe ls list.
- manage s the radio chann els list.
- manage s channels adde d to My favourite
- delete s the channels f rom all lists.
This men u enables you to s can channels a nd congure
installaon.
- enable s you to search cha nnels.
- enable s you to search add ional channe ls via Astra
satellite.
- enable s you to choose the t ype of instal laon
congu raon of the conver ter/antenna para meters and
channels search.
- scans c hannels fr om one satel lite (sele cted from t he list).
- scans channels from one transponder (selected from
the list ).
- enable s you to edit list s of transponde rs for each
satell ite, enables you t o scan the selec ted transpo nders.
- scans t he whole satell ite without usi ng the list of
transponders.
- scans t he whole satell ite without usi ng the list of
transponders.
This men u enables you to s et up the feature s of the device.
- display s the informao n about the recei ver, its version
sowa re and model num ber.
- enable s you to update the s oware via sate llite.
- selec ts sengs for a udio and vi deo – denion
16:9/4:3, RGB/CVBS.
- enable s you to change its c ontrast, bri ghtness and
saturaon.
- ena bles y ou to set  me, adj ust GT M me zon es; ma nual
opon available.
- enable s you to block the ac cess to the menu an d
selected Channels.
- enable s you to select th e language of the m enu, audio
track s and Teletext.
- change s transparen cy of OSD and the dur aon of the
infobar display.
- turns on t he addional a udio narraon .
- sets ot her features – au tomac power swi tch-o.
- reset s the device to its o riginal seng s.
This men u displays info rmaon about t he card and righ ts to
access the channels.
To menu umożl iwia zarządz anie funkcja mi Timeshi,
nagrywanie oraz odtwarzanie nagranych audycji.
- enable s you to set the feat ures of recordin g.
- enable s you to change sen gs of recording a nd
meshi.
- enable s you to update the rec iever’s sowar e via a USB
drive.
- enable s you to safely rem ove the USB disc fro m the
device withou t a risk of data loss .
This men u contains all m ulmedia reco rded by the user.
- display s all material re corded by the devi ce.
- display s the list of lms pr esent on a USB driv e.
- display s all photos pres ent on a USB drive.
- display s all songs pres ent on a USB dri ve.
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