Teac ITV-D500 User manual

Model: TEAC ITV-D500
OPERATOR’s MANUAL
INTERACTIVE PLAYER
Please read this manual carefully.
Software Revision 4.4.2

Disclaimer
We make a sincere effort to ensure the accuracy of the materials
described herein; however, the author and TEAC Australia Pty Ltd
make no warranty expressed or implied with respect to the quality,
correctness, reliability, currentness, accuracy or freedom from error
of this document or the product it describes. We make no
representation or warranty with respect to the contents hereof and
specifically disclaim any implied warranties of fitness for any
purpose. The author and TEAC Australia Pty Ltd disclaim all liability
for any direct, indirect, incidental or consequential, special or
exemplary damages resulting from the use of this product or from
the use of any products described in this document.
Please refer to our website http://player.teac.com.au for any
correction or improvements to this manual.
Copyright Notice
This material is copyrighted and all rights reserved by TEAC Australia
Pty Ltd.
Copyright 2004 by TEAC Australia Pty Ltd
Dolby DigitalTM, the double D and AC-3 are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.
FlashTM is a tradmark of Macromedia.
WindowsTM and Windows Media PlayerTM is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.
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PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE.............................................
GETTING STARTED
Step-by-step setup......................................................
The remote controller..................................................
Using the joystick.......................................................
Accessory: Cordless keyboard.........................................
USB Device Compatibility...............................................
BASIC OPERATION
The LIST key..............................................................
New Services.............................................................
Logical Channel numbering............................................
The INFO function.......................................................
Closed Captioning & Subtitling........................................
Digital Audio..............................................................
Teletext...................................................................
Switching Wide Views...................................................
Picture Pause.............................................................
THE ELECTRONIC PROGRAM GUIDE
Introduction to What’s On.............................................
Using the Guide..........................................................
Program Reminders......................................................
Program Timers and Listings...........................................
Recording to a VCR......................................................
Other Guides.............................................................
THE MENU OPTIONS
Introduction..............................................................
Favourites.................................................................
AddressBook..............................................................
Messages (Read & Write E-mails)....................................
Services (Internet Access).............................................
THE INTERNET
Introduction to the TV Browser.......................................
Internet Servive Provider (ISP) Set-up...............................
Using the Internet (CH954)............................................
Broadband Connectivity................................................
Wifi Connectivity........................................................
WEP Security.............................................................
MULTIMEDIA
Exploring media.........................................................
Playing music.............................................................
Photos@TV................................................................
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TABLE OF CONTENTS continued....
MY PLAYER
Timers.....................................................................
Your Opinion..............................................................
Help........................................................................
Preferences...............................................................
- Tuning-in Services......................................................
- Favourite Channels....................................................
- Audio & Video Settings................................................
- Modem Settings........................................................
- Parental Lock...........................................................
- User Interface..........................................................
ADVANCED TOPICS
Interactive Hyper-channels............................................
Broadcaster Applications...............................................
Software Upgrades......................................................
USB Port Connectivity...................................................
Media Playback..........................................................
Web Programming.......................................................
TROUBLESHOOTING & FREQUENT QUESTIONS....................
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PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE
Warning! Do not open this product as there is a risk of electric
shock. Under no circumstances should you try to repair the receiver
yourself as this will invalidate your product warranty.
If a fault occurs, check the troubleshooting guide at the back of this
manual. Should problems continue to persist, contact TEAC Total
Care on 1800 656 700 EST between 9am to 5pm weekdays.
Always use the power cable supplied with your receiver.
Always allow minimum about 2.5cm (1 inch) of free space around the
product for adequate ventilation.
Always place the product on a firm flat surface before applying
power.
This product is not to be exposed to dripping, splashing or any
moisture. Be careful not to place liquids or vases close to this
product.
Do not place naked flame sources such as lighted candles near the
product.
Keep the product away from domestic heating equipment and direct
sunlight.
Always disconnect the power-cord from the wall socket before
cleaning it. Use a soft cloth and a mild solution of washing liquid to
clean the casing.
Your product consists of material, which can be recycled and reused
if disassembled by a specialized company. Please observe local
regulations regarding the disposal of packaging materials, exhausted
batteries and old equipment.
It is recommended to disconnect the aerial from this product during
a heavy storm as lightning can cause severe damage.
This product complies with the following Australian standards: -
AS/NZS 60065, AS/NZS 1053, ACA TS001, ACA TS002, ACA TS008
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There are visual indicators on the front of your digital player. They
operate as follows: -
The 3rd led light is orange. This is used to indicate an Internet
connection. This is decribed later within this manual.
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NOTE: There are no lights, indicators or any other displays from the
front lens. It is solely for cosmetics and infra-red reception.
FACTORY RESET
If for any reason you believe their is a problem with your set-top
box, you may wish to perform a factory reset.
WARNING: Record all your Internet settings, Favourites, Address
Book details before doing a reset. ALL information will be lost.
To do a reset,
1. Switch mains-power OFF
2. Switch mains-power ON
3. Wait for the Green light to begin flashing.
4. On the 3rd flash (green light), press and hold the round RED
button on the remote controller, pointed at the player.
5. Continue to hold down RED key until a special SAFEBOOT screen
appears on your TV.
6. Select the FULL RESET option.

GETTING STARTED
Introduction
Digital Television begun January 2001 within Australia. Since this
time, digital television programs and services have evolved and all
Australians can now enjoy this exciting new technology.
You will find today there are extra channels and services over the
older analog system. Features such as program information,
electronic program guides, bitmapped subtitling, enhance the digital
viewing experience. Most importantly, viewers will get DVD quality
picture and digital quality sound all the time. In some cases 5.1
digital sound may be available.
In this section you will set-up your digital receiver step-by-step and
learn to use the remote control.
Please refer to the "Quick Start Installation Guide" on how to
connect the digital receiver to your television.
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STEP BY STEP SET-UP
Before proceeding, please ensure you have connected your digital
player as shown in the Quick Installation Guide and that you can see
the following screen on your television.
The joystick is the large grey
button in the centre of your
remote control. Using your
thumb, you can gently guide it up,
down, left and right. By pressing
the joystick firmly, you activate
the [OK] selection.
Your television may have S-Video
or RCA PAL video input. Select the
option by moving the joystick left
or right.
You can also use the RED or BLUE
buttons to make your selection.
You are now required to select the
shape of your television. Most
televisions are 4:3 format (square
in shape).
You may have purchased a new
widescreen television or plasma
screen. Press RED for this.
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It is recommened that you enter
the postcode where indicated.
Specific services or information
may be available directly to you
depending upon your location
within Australia.
By guiding the joystick up and
down, you can select the state
you live in. Thus ensuring the
digital receiver is set to the
correct timezone.
We will now begin to tune in all
the digital channels available in
your area.
Connect your antenna as shown
and press NEXT.
The complete tuning process may
take up to 5 minutes to complete.
You will see the channel names on
the screen as the receiver finds
them.
The digital receiver will now
indicate how many channels have
been found.
Simply press NEXT to continue.
Now press the LIST key. This will
show all available services. Move
joystick up/down to press OK to
select and watch.
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THE REMOTE CONTROL
Learning to use the remote control may be difficult at first. In time
however, you will learn to use it effectively along with all the new
features digital television has to offer.
[C]
Used to either Cancel or
CLose some menus and
applications.
[0-9] KEYS
Enter the channel number
to watch. Also, in some
input fields, pressing
more than once will allow
character entry A-Z in a
similar way to a mobile
telephone.
[1] KEY
The number 1 key is also
used for entry of special
characters when browsing
the web or writing an
email address.
COLOURED KEYS
To perform some actions
often indicated on the
television screen.
V+/V-
Adjusts the volume level
up and down.
TEXT
Enable and disable the
teletext feature.
Also may be used for
enhanced tv applications.
LIST
Displays the available
services.
P+/P-
Channels the channles up
and down.
PREV/NEXT
This button will either
return to the previous
screen or display the
next one.
INFO
Display information on
the current and next
programme.
PIP / PAUSE PICTURE
Display small TV picture when
viewing some interactive
channels.
MUTE
Switches the sound on and
off.
MENU
To access the receivers
options, and tuning
functions.
STANDBY
If connected to the Internet via the
modem, press this button to hang-up
the connection.
Also used to switch your receiver
on/off.
Troubleshooting
If remote control does not function properly, please check that
your batteries are inserted in the correct direction. Also check
that the batteries are still in good condition.
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