Pioneer DBR-T200GB User manual

Instruction book
DIGITAL TERRESTRIAL RECEIVER
DBR-T200GB

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Welcome to digital terrestrial television!
The simplest way to get digital television is here. No dish. No cable.
Simply an aerial. It is, without doubt, the most exciting development in television history since the
first-ever broadcast in 1936.
In the last 60 years, there have been up to five normal channels on analogue television. Digital
terrestrial changes that.
ONdigital is the next step in television. Simply plug in your ONdigital box for a feast of mouth-
watering television. ONdigital is the only company that lets you pick and choose the channels you
want to watch.
Subscription channels from ONdigital, together with free channels from the BBC and ITV, cover
everthing from sports and movies to news and current affairs, all with improved picture and sound
... and widescreen too. No need for dishes. No need for cables. Simply ONdigital.
Before using this product, carefully read the "Safety Precautions" and this manual to ensure that
you can properly operate this product.
Keep this manual in a safe and convenient place where it can be easily referenced in the future.
"This equipment has been approved in accordance with Council Decision 98/482/EC for pan-
European single-terminal connection to the public switched-telephone network (PSTN). This
approval, however, does not unconditionally guarantee successful operation with every PSTN
network terminal due to differences between the PSTNs of the various countries. Should a
problem occur, contact the dealer where you purchased this equipment."
IMPORTANT
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol,
within an equilateral triangle, is intended to
alert the user to the presence of uninsulated
"dangerous voltage" within the product's
enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude
to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.
CAUTION:
TO PREVENT THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,
DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO
USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER
SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSON-
NEL.
The exclamation point within an equilateral
triangle is intended to alert the user to the
presence of important operating and
maintenance (servicing) instructions in the
literature accompanying the appliance.
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION
WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO
RAIN OR MOISTURE.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
FOR USE IN THE UNITED
KINGDOM
The wires in this mains lead are coloured in
accordance with the following code :
Blue : Neutral
Brown : Live
If the plug provided is unsuitable for your
socket outlets, the plug must be cut off and a
suitable plug fitted.
IMPORTANT The cut-off plug should be disposed of and
must not be inserted into any 13 amp socket
as this can result in electric shock. The plug or
adaptor or the distribution panel should be
provided with 5 amp fuse. As the colours of
the wires in the mains lead of this appliance
may not correspond with coloured markings
identifying the terminals in your plug, proceed
as follows:
The wire which is coloured blue must be
connected to the terminal which is marked
with the letter N or coloured black. The wire
which is coloured brown must be connected
to the terminal which is marked with the letter
L or coloured red.
Do not connect either wire to the earth terminal
of a three pin plug.
NOTE
After replacing or changing a fuse, the fuse
cover in the plug must be replaced with a fuse
cover which corresponds to the colour of the
insert in the base of the plug or the word that
is embossed on the base of the plug, and the
appliance must not be used without a fuse
cover. If lost replacement fuse covers can be
obtained from: your dealer.
Only 5 A fuses approved by B.S.I. or A.S.T.A
to B.S. 1362 should be used.

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS................................. 2
BEFORE USING YOUR RECEIVER
INCLUDED ACCESSORIES ....................... 4
OPERATION PANEL FEATURES AND
FUNCTIONS ................................... 5
Front and Back Panels ........................ 5
Remote Control Unit ........................... 7
Putting Batteries
in the Remote Controller ............. 10
Remote Controller
Operation Range ......................... 10
CONNECTIONS
BASIC CONNECTIONS ............................ 11
Television and VCR with
SCART Sockets ............................. 11
Television and VCR with Only Standard
Coaxial Antenna Input ........................
13
Connecting to a Stereo ..................... 15
Inserting Your ONdigital
SMARTCARD ................................ 15
CONTENTS
OPERATION
MENU TREE ............................................. 16
GENERAL OPERATION ............................ 18
LOCATING AND STORING CHANNELS ......... 19
DAILY OPERATION .................................. 22
Switching Receiver ON/OFF .............. 22
Changing Channels............................ 22
Using the TV/DTV Button .................. 24
Using the On-screen TV Guide ......... 25
Selecting Favourite Channels ........... 27
ADVANCED SETTINGS............................ 29
Using the Parental Lock..................... 29
Selecting Channels to be Locked...... 32
Watching Locked Channels ............... 33
Timer ................................................... 36
Using Teletext..................................... 41
Checking the Postbox ........................ 41
Changing Receiver Settings .............. 43
Changing TV and VCR Settings ........ 45
Changing Modem Settings ............... 47
Technical information ........................ 48
Channel Search .................................. 49
Adding Channels................................ 49
Changing Channel Order................... 50
USING REMOTE CONTROLLER WITH EQUIPMENT
OF OTHER MANUFACTURERS .................
51
TROUBLESHOOTING .................................... 56
SPECIFICATIONS ........................................... 58

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INCLUDED ACCESSORIES
Remote Control Unit Two AA/RO6 or rob batteries Mains lead
Aerial/RF lead SCART lead Telephone modem cable
ONdigital envelope (includes ONdigital Quick set up guide)
*A Smartcard is appended.
This is provided separately.
Plug it into the main power
supply.
Connects the ONdigital box to
the video or TV. (Refer to the
illustrations on the following
pages.)
Connects the TV SCART socket
to the ONdigital box SCART
socket. (SCART sockets are
usually labelled EXT or AV.)
The modem cable is provided
for future interactive services.
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1Smartcard slot
2MENU button:
Displays and closes Main Menu
35: Moves the highlight towards the top of
the menu
4SELECT button:
Displays the channel list while in the TV
mode.
Confirms the menu selections
OPERATION PANEL FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS
Front and Back Panels
Front View (Front Panel)
54-digit LED front indicator light
6Infrared sensor
72: Adjusts menu option settings
8: Moves the highlight towards the bottom
of the menu
93: Adjusts menu option settings
0Main Switch button
digital
DIGITAL TERRESTRIAL RECEIVER
SMART CARD MENU SELECT
ON/OFF
1234
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OPERATION PANEL FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS
Rear View (Back Panel)
7SCART** socket for VCR (SELV***)
8COMMON INTERFACE (SELV***)
NOTE:
For future use.
9UHF**** antenna input (SELV***)
1230 V, 50 Hz main lead socket
(excessive voltage)
2RJ11 telephone line connector (TNV*)
NOTE:
Required for pay-per-view and other interac-
tive applications.
3SCART** socket for TV set (SELV***)
4UHF**** aerial output for TV set (SELV***)
5RS-232C***** serial port socket (SELV***)
NOTE:
Not required for current application but
necessary for the future services.
6Audio-sync outputs for stereo system
(SELV***)
* TNV :Telecommunication
Network Voltage
** SCART :Euroconnector
*** SELV :Safety Extra Low Voltage
**** UHF :Ultra High Frequency
***** RS-232C :Ready to connect
multimedia product.
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Remote Control Unit
Function of receiver front panel buttons:
• In Standby mode: Pressing any button
wakes up the receiver from standby.
• In Normal mode: The buttons have the
same function as the corresponding
remote control buttons. (See below.)
2 / 3 =LEFT/RIGHT; 5 / =UP/DOWN
1SUBTITLE button
Press this button to display subtitles on the
screen.
2WIDE button
Press this button to switch between wide-
screen and cropped movies.
30 - 9 (Numeral) button
Press these buttons to directly select a chan-
nel or to make on-screen menu selections.
4P (PROGRAM) (+), (-) button
These buttons are used for channel selection.
5GUIDE button
Not currently used.
65, , 2, 3button
• Up/Down buttons: These buttons are used
for menu and programme selections when
the channel list is displayed.
• Left/Right buttons: These buttons are used
for menu confirmation.
7EXIT button
This button is used to cancel the menu screen
settings.
8Refer to "Setting TV Codes" on page 9 and
51.
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9TV/DTV button
This button is used to switch between digital
and analogue broadcasting.
NOTE:
This button is operative only when your
ONdigital box and TV are connected by a scart
lead.
0STANDBY button
Switches ONdigital box in and out of standby.
NOTE:
The receiver will not operate unless the main
power switch is turned on first.
-TEXT button
Pressing this button selects Text Mode.
=RED, GREEN, YELLOW, BLUE button
These buttons are used for Text Mode and
menu screen operation.
~VOL (+), (-) button
These buttons can be used to adjust volume.
!MUTE button
Is used to mute the sound. Pressing the but-
ton again turns the sound on again at the vol-
ume it was at when muted.
@INFO button
Pressing this button displays the on-screen tv
guide.
#SELECT button
• When watching a programme, this button
is used to display the channel list.
• When the channel list is displayed, this but-
ton is used to select a programme.
• When the menu screen is displayed, this but-
ton is used to confirm the selected menu
item.
$MENU button
Pressing this button displays the menu screen.
%Refer to "Setting VCR Codes" on page 9 and
51.
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OPERATION PANEL FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS
This remote controller can directly control the
TVs and VCRs of major manufacturers. At the
time of shipment the remote controller is preset
to operate Pioneer TVs and VCRs.
Setting TV Codes
The remote controller can control the following
7 functions by entering a TV brand code from
the attached list.
• TV on/standby (or off)
• TV volume up/down
• TV channel up/down
• Sound mute on/off
• Switch between TV/VCR input
1 While pressing the remote controller TV
STANDBY button ( Bon the illustration), en-
ter the desired 4-digit TV brand code. (Refer
to the attached list.) This completes the set-
ting.
2 Again pressing the TV STANDBY button ( B
on the illustration) will either turn the TV on
or set it to standby (off).
3 If the TV does not operate, repeat the opera-
tion in Step 1above, or enter a different code
for the same brand.
NOTE:
It might not be possible to set some TV
brands or models.
Setting VCR Codes
The remote controller can control the following
7 functions by entering a VCR brand code from
the attached list.
• VCR on/standby (or off)
• VCR Play, Record, Stop, Pause, For
ward, Rewind
1 While pressing the remote controller VCR
STANDBY button ( Aon the illustration), en-
ter the desired 4-digit VCR brand code. (Refer
to the attached list.) This completes the set-
ting.
2 Again pressing the VCR STANDBY button ( A
on the illustration) will either turn the VCR on
or set it to standby (off).
3 If the VCR does not operate, repeat the opera-
tion in Step 1above, or enter a different code
for the same brand.
NOTE:
It might not be possible to set some VCR
brands or models.
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The remote controller not only operates the digital receiver but can also control the main functions
of major brand TVs and VCRs. Refer to page 50 for programming instructions.
Putting Batteries in the
Remote Controller
CAUTION
• Do not mix new and used batteries. Only add
all new batteries.
• Do not mix battery brands. Different battery
brands may have different voltages even if the
same size.
• When not planning to use the remote control-
ler for a long period of time (over one month),
remove the batteries to prevent battery fluid
leaks inside the remote controller. If a battery
leak occurs inside the remote controller, dis-
card the old batteries, wipe out the liquid from
the case, and add new batteries.
• The PIONEER batteries supplied with the re-
mote controller do not contain heavy metals,
such as mercury, nickel, or cadmium. In many
countries, however, the disposal of batteries
with household waste is not allowed. Be sure
to comply with local regulations when dispos-
ing of batteries.
•The remote controller's brand code setting
will only last for about one minute, so to pre-
vent the inconvenience of losing the stored
settings, have ready a fresh set of new bat-
teries and add them immediately after remov-
ing the old batteries. However, if the remote
controller's buttons are pressed while the
batteries are removed, the brand code setting
will be deleted. Please be careful not to press
the buttons while replacing the batteries.
Caring for the Remote Controller
• Do not drop the remote controller.
• Do not get the remote controller wet.
• Do not use or store the remote controller in
the following locations:
In direct sunlight
Near hot objects
Areas with high humidity
• If an object is blocking the path between the
remote controller and the ONdigital box sig-
nal sensor the unit might not respond to the
remote controller commands. If this happens,
remove the obstacle or change your position.
• As the batteries weaken, the range of the re-
mote controller becomes shorter. If the opera-
tion range is too short for your preference,
replace the batteries.
Remote Controller Operation
Range
OPERATION PANEL FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS
To add or change the batteries,
slide open the battery
compartment cover on the back of
the remote controller by pushing it
down and sliding it open.
Add two new
AA batteries.
digital
DIGITAL TERRESTRIAL RECEIVER
SURROUND
SMARTCARD MENU SELECT
ON/OFF

BASIC CONNECTIONS
Television and VCR with
SCART Sockets
Connect the included SCART lead to the TV socket
of the digital receiver and to the TV.
To obtain the best picture quality and have access to automatic EXT
switching, connect to the TV's first EXT AV1 socket.
NOTE:
If you already have a SCART lead, connect it to the digital
receiver's VCR socket and to the VCR. This connection provides
the best recording and playback quality. Using the VCR EXT AV1
SCART socket will enable you to operate the VCR via the digital
receiver.
NOTE:
Before beginning to make connections, check the current wiring configuration because if the TV
and VCR are connected as shown above then the coaxial connection between them does not
need to be changed. This connection ensures your current channels can still be recorded.
Before making connections unplug all equipment
from the main power supply.
Refer to the above connection diagram to complete
the receiver connections.
No further adjustments are required.
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VIDEO
TV set
AERIAL
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TV
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SERIAL
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DO NOT OPEN
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BASIC CONNECTIONS
Plug all of the equipment, including the digital re-
ceiver, into the main power supply.
Turn on the TV first and select a channel. Now turn
on the digital receiver using the ON/OFF button
on the front panel.
"--:--" will be displayed on the front panel.
Press the button on the remote controller to
wake up the digital receiver.
The receiver will display the "Welcome" screen (refer to page 19).
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BASIC CONNECTIONS
Now turn on the digital receiver using the main
power ON/OFF button on the front panel.
"--:--" will be displayed on the front panel.
Television and VCR with Only Stan-
dard Coaxial Aerial Input
NOTE:
Before beginning to make connections, check the current wiring configuration because if the TV
and VCR are connected as shown above then the coaxial connection between them does not
need to be changed. This connection ensures your current channels can still be recorded.
Before making connections unplug all equipment
from the main power supply.
Connect the equipment as shown in the above dia-
gram but do not yet connect the antenna to the
digital receiver.
When you have finished making the connections,
plug in the equipment. First turn on the TV and
select an unused channel to use for watching digi-
tal programmes. Then turn on the VCR.
(At this time it does not matter to what channel the VCR is tuned.)
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AERIAL
COMMON INTERFACE
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SERIAL
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BASIC CONNECTIONS
Switch the TV to all the other tuned channels, in-
cluding the channel tuned for the VCR, and check
the picture quality.
If the picture quality is good, go to the "GENERAL OPERATIONS"
section on page 18. If there is a picture quality problem even though
the antenna is connected, follow the instructions below.
1Disconnect the antenna from the back of the receiver.
2Check to make sure the TV is tuned to the channel selected for
watching digital programmes.
3If the "Welcome" message is displayed on the screen, press the
SELECT button on the remote controller. The Main Menu screen
should now be displayed.
4Select Option 4"Viewing Preferences" from the Main Menu
screen, Option 2"TV and Video Settings," and then Option 6"UHF
Output Channel."
The current setting for this option, 36, should be changed if there
is interference. Select a channel that is far from 36. Press the
RED button (back) to return to the previous screen and store the
setting.
5Repeat the steps from "Tune the TV" to check if the picture qual-
ity improves. When the picture quality is satisfactory, go to the
"GENERAL OPERATIONS" section on page 18.
Press the STANDBY button on the remote con-
troller to wake up the digital receiver.
The receiver will display the "Welcome" screen (refer to page 19) to
give you something to look at while you are tuning the TV.
Tune the TV.
Now you need to tune the TV channel you have selected for watch-
ing digital programmes. If you are not sure how to do this, refer to
the TV's operation guide. Store the channel when the "Welcome"
screen (refer to page 19) appears on the TV.
Connect the antenna to the digital receiver and
check if the picture remains steady (no wobbling,
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BASIC CONNECTIONS
The viewing Smartcard must be inserted into the Smartcard slot at the front of the receiver in order
to view ONdigital channels.
Remove the Smartcard from the ONdigital envelope supplied with the receiver and insert it into the
Smartcard slot on the front of the receiver. The arrow should be pointing to the slot and the gold
chip should be facing up. Push the Smartcard into the slot until it stops. The end of the card will still
protrude from the slot.
If you need further instructions, refer to the stereo instruction manual.
Connecting to a Stereo
Inserting the ONdigital
SMARTCARD
NOTE:
Caring for the Smartcard
• Only insert or remove the Smartcard when necessary.
• Do not bend the Smartcard.
• Do not get the Smartcard wet and do not clean it with cleaning fluids, etc.
• In the event there is any problem about the Smartcard packed with the receiver, get in contact
with ONdigital Customer Service at 0870-600-9696.

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1
MENU TREE
2
3-1
3
4
3-2
4-1
4-2
4-3
setup main menu
1setting the timer
2choosing favourite channels
3parental lock
4viewing preferences
5getting started
6ONdigital updates
7technical information
select cxit
setup
setting the timer
DON'T FORGET TO PROGRAM YOUR VIDEO
102.01 BBC ONE 18:00-19:00
2available
3available
4available
5available
6available
7available
8available
back
delete this timer setting
select
setup
setting the timer
timer 1
DON'T FORGET TO PROGRAM YOUR VIDEO
date
channel
start time
end time
recording repeat
01.01
or
++:++
++:++
once only
back
choose a channel confirm setting
select
setup lock or unlock
locks are open
1BBC ONE
2BBC TWO
3ITV Channel 3
4Channel 4
5Channel 5
6ITV 2
7BBC CHOICE
9Teletext
10 BBC TEXT
back
close locks
lock selected channel
select
setup
parental lock
enter parental code
select
select
back
s
c
1
2confirm your code
back
++++
setup
ONdigital box settings
1preferred language
2subtitles
3tv volume
4into display time
5timer alarm
6date and time
back set date and time
english
english
normal
visual+audio
17:02
setup
favourite channels
favourites are off
1BBC ONE
2BBC TWO
3ITV Channel 3
4Channel 4
5Channel 5
6ITV 2
7BBC CHOICE
9Teletext
10 BBC TEXT
back
switch favourites on
confirm as a favourite
select
setup
tv and video settings
1tv screen
normal(4:3)
2tv sound
3tv standard
4video sound
5video standard
6uhf channel number
normal 4:3
full screen
stereo
composite
stereo
pal I
21 50 69
back
setup viewing preferences
1ONdigital box settings
2tv and video settings
3modem settings
back
select
setup
modem settings
1modem
2dialling
3connection
4prefix
5wait for dial tone
6STD code
7prefix
internal
tone
direct
0
yes
no
011
back
setup parental lock
1change parental code
2choose channels to lock or unlock
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setup smartcard date
ONdigital
ONdigital
subscription ends on
30 NOV 99
30 NOV 99
back
setup
postbox
ON digital 1
ON digital 2
back
setup store channels
back
Your ONdigital box is now searching
for all available channels.
This may take about 20 minutes.
Please wait.
0
%
25 50 75 100
number of channels found 5
setup
add channels
back
Your ONdigital box is now searching
for all available channels.
This may take about 20 minutes.
Please wait.
0
%
25 50 75 100
number of channels found 0
setup
change channel
numbers
1BBC ONE
2BBC TWO
3ITV Channel 3
4Channel 4
5Channel 5
6ITV 2
7BBC CHOICE
9Teletext
10 BBS TEXT
back
choose channel to renumber
select
setup
channel list
1BBC ONE
2BBC TWO
3ITV Channel 3
4Channel 4
5Channel 5
6ITV 2
7BBC CHOICE
9Teletext
10 BBS TEXT
back view this channel
select
5
6
7
setup
technical information
manufacturer date
manufacturer
hardware version
software version
manufacturer update
api version
run version
run update version
PIONNER
00 00 09 02
00 01 20 04
00 00 00 00
00 12 0a 04
00 07 03 06
00 00 00 00
select
back
back
5-1
5-2
5-3
5-4
6-1
6-2
7-1 7-2 7-3
MENU TREE
setup getting started
1channel list
2change channel numbers
3add channels
4store channels
back
select
setup ONdigital updates
1smartcard date
2check your postbox
back
select
setup technical information
1signal strength
2manufacturer date
3auto update
back
select
setup signal strength
uhf channel number
signal strength
good
satisfactory
poor
21 60 69
12345
enter uhf channel number
back
setup
technical information
auto update
1
2
3
do you really want
to start a download
to update your
ONdigital box ?
no
yes
select
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The digital receiver's frequently-used operations are based on a series of user friendly on-screen
displays and menus. The displays provide information to guide you in the use of the digital re-
ceiver to help you fully utilize its functions and features from initial installation and channel selec-
tion to the use of advanced functions.
All functions can be operated using either the remote controller or the digital receiver's front panel,
but for convenience you will probably want to use the remote controller most of the time. You can
return to the regular TV picture at any time by pressing either the EXIT or MENU button.
If you have any trouble operating the receiver, refer to the corresponding section of the instruction
manual, including the troubleshooting section, or call ONdigital Customer Service at 0870-600-
9696 to speak with a Customer Service advisor.
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LOCATING AND STORING CHANNELS
With the digital receiver properly connected you can now begin locating the new channels. The
process is also described in the information included in the ONdigital envelope that came with the
digital receiver.
NOTE:
At the end of this process, you should call ONdigital customer services on 0870-600-9696 to
activate your smartcard.
Following both the instructions on page 11 in the
CONNECTIONS section of this manual or the in-
structions contained in the ONdigital envelope will
cause either the "Welcome" screen or "Main Menu"
screen to be displayed on the TV.
If the Main Menu is already displayed on the screen, proceed to
Step 3.
IMPORTANT:
• If neither of the above-mentioned screens are displayed even
though the SCART lead was used to make the connection,
try pressing the remote controller TV/DTV button. Or try
pressing the TV remote controller button that selects the TV's
AV or External (SCART) socket.
• Alternatively check the channel that was selected for the de-
fault UHF output. The TV might need to be retuned to this
channel. Refer to pages 11 to 14 in the CONNECTIONS sec-
tion of this manual.
<Welcome screen >
setup welcome
Press select on your remote to
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Use the /5(DOWN/UP) buttons to select Section 5
Getting Started and then press the SELECT button.
The on-screen display will show the receiver's progress in locating
the available channels.
If the Main Menu is already displayed on the TV screen, follow the
instructions below.
1Use the above method to select Option 5Getting Started. A menu
with four options will be displayed including "Store Channels."
2Use the /5(DOWN/UP) buttons to highlight "Store Channels"
and then press the SELECT button.
<Store channels screen>
If the "Welcome" message is already displayed on
the TV screen, press the SELECT button to display
the Main Menu.
<Main menu screen>
LOCATING AND STORING CHANNELS
setup main menu
1setting the timer
2choosing favourite channels
3parental lock
4viewing preferences
5getting started
6ONdigital updates
7technical information
select cxit
setup store channels
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