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Contents<br />

1. Introduction....................................................................................................................................................... 2<br />

2. Features............................................................................................................................................................. 3<br />

3. Safety Notes...................................................................................................................................................... 4<br />

4. Your Receiver and its Functions ..................................................................................................................... 5<br />

4.1 Remote Control Functions ........................................................................................................................... 5<br />

4.2 Front Panel Controls .................................................................................................................................... 6<br />

4.3 Rear Panel Connections(<strong>DT</strong>-<strong>2000T</strong>) ............................................................................................................ 7<br />

4.4 Rear Panel Connections(<strong>DT</strong>-2010T)............................................................................................................. 8<br />

5. Setting Up Your System................................................................................................................................... 9<br />

5.1 Setting Up Your Receiver............................................................................................................................. 9<br />

5.2 General Settings........................................................................................................................................... 9<br />

6. Quick Start ........................................................................................................................................................ 10<br />

6.1 Switching Your Receiver On ........................................................................................................................ 10<br />

6.2 Reinstallation................................................................................................................................................ 10<br />

6.3 Selecting Channels ...................................................................................................................................... 11<br />

6.4 Volume Control / Mute Sound ..................................................................................................................... 11<br />

6.5 Listening to the Radio .................................................................................................................................. 11<br />

6.6 Selecting the Audio Mode............................................................................................................................ 11<br />

6.7 Programme Lists and Sort Manager............................................................................................................ 12<br />

6.8 Channel Information..................................................................................................................................... 12<br />

6.8.1 EPG Button ............................................................................................................................................... 12<br />

6.8.2 INFO Button .............................................................................................................................................. 13<br />

6.9 Subtitles and Teletext .................................................................................................................................. 13<br />

7. Advanced Operation......................................................................................................................................... 14<br />

7.1 Channel Search............................................................................................................................................ 14<br />

7.1.1 Auto Search .............................................................................................................................................. 14<br />

7.1.2 <strong>Manual</strong> Search .......................................................................................................................................... 15<br />

7.2 Favourite List................................................................................................................................................ 15<br />

7.3 Timer Recording........................................................................................................................................... 16<br />

8. Main Menu Guide.............................................................................................................................................. 18<br />

8.1 General Settings........................................................................................................................................... 18<br />

8.2 Favourite List Manager ................................................................................................................................ 18<br />

8.3 Channel Manager......................................................................................................................................... 18<br />

8.4 Parental Lock Manager ................................................................................................................................ 19<br />

8.5 System Information ...................................................................................................................................... 19<br />

9. Additional Information ..................................................................................................................................... 20<br />

9.1 Upgrading the Receiver Software ................................................................................................................ 20<br />

9.2 Master Password.......................................................................................................................................... 20<br />

10. Trouble Shooting ............................................................................................................................................ 21<br />

11. Recycling and Disposal.................................................................................................................................. 21<br />

12. Technical data ................................................................................................................................................ 22


Introduction Features<br />

1. Introduction<br />

Thank you for purchasing your digital terrestrial receiver. ALL Receiver products are manufactured to the<br />

highest standards at our ISO 9002 accredited manufacturing plants.<br />

You naturally want to begin viewing your favourite programmes as quickly as possible - this is why we have<br />

designed the menu to fully meet your requirements. To ensure that you get to know your unit properly and<br />

that you can use and programme all features, please read this manual carefully.<br />

Thank you for purchasing your Receiver digital terrestrial receiver. In doing so you have chosen an appliance<br />

built for the future, allowing you to take advantage of numerous programmes and additional services such<br />

as electronic programme guides which will eventually replace conventional analogue transmissions.<br />

If it is necessary to return your receiver, please send it together with all accessories and in its original<br />

packaging. Including a copy of your invoice or receipt as well as a detailed description of the problem.<br />

Please ensure that you affix adequate postage to the parcel and refer all repairs to an authorised retailer.<br />

We hope you enjoy using this product.<br />

2. Features<br />

Basic Features<br />

• Simple Operation through On Screen Display<br />

• 2 SCARTS for TV and VCR( <strong>DT</strong>-<strong>2000T</strong>) or 1 SCART for TV and 1 RF modulator(<strong>DT</strong>-2010T)<br />

• Cinch audio outputs for HiFi amplifier and Digital Audio<br />

• Fully Infrared based Remote Control<br />

• RS232 Serial Link for Interaction with personal computer<br />

• Display Signal Strength Meter for easy initial set up<br />

• CD Quality Audio<br />

• Volume control (32 Steps)<br />

• Teletext supported by internal software<br />

• Subtitle function<br />

• Favourite channel function<br />

• Last channel recall function<br />

• Variable aspect ratio (4:3,16:9)<br />

• Display 7days Electronic Programme Guide (EPG)<br />

• Multi-Lingual function<br />

• Ten events timer(<strong>DT</strong>-<strong>2000T</strong>)<br />

• Parental Lock Facility for Channel and Receiver Access<br />

• Five Sorting methods (Alphabet, pay/free, normal/locked)<br />

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Satety Notes<br />

3. Safety Notes<br />

This appliance is designed exclusively for receiving terrestrial signals as described in this guide. It must not<br />

be used for any other purpose. Keep the appliance out of reach of children. To avoid injury or demage to<br />

your receiver, please note the following:<br />

WARNING:<br />

Never remove the cover or any part of it!<br />

Do not allow liquids or objects to get into the receiver!<br />

DANGER:<br />

Do not cover ventilation holes - there is a risk of fire if receiver overheating!<br />

DANGER:<br />

Use only original or professionally recommended spare parts.<br />

Failure to do so may result in damage or injury and will invalidate the guarantee.<br />

CAUTION:<br />

Switch off the appliance during electrical storms or if it is not to be used for long periods.<br />

Disconnect the antenna cable during an electrical storm.<br />

ATTENTION:<br />

Only ever use a clean cloth slightly moistened with clean water to clean the receiver; do not<br />

use any chemical additives!<br />

ATTENTION:<br />

Place the unit in a well-ventilated and cool environment.<br />

ATTENTION:<br />

Do not put heavy or wet items on the receiver. They may damage the unit.<br />

ATTENTION:<br />

Do not install the unit in the following conditions:<br />

- Where it is exposed to direct sunlight.<br />

- Where the atmosphere is humid or wet.<br />

- Where the temperature is too high or too low.<br />

4. Your Receiver and it’s Functions<br />

4.1 Remote Control Functions<br />

4.1.1 Basics<br />

When inserting batteries into the remote control unit.<br />

make sure that polarities match (+/-)!<br />

POWER button<br />

Your Receiver and it’s Functions<br />

Name Function<br />

Numeric buttons (0-9)<br />

Use to switch the Receiver (Set-Top Box) between Standby Mode and<br />

Operation Mode.<br />

Use to switch channels in Viewing Mode; use to enter numeric values<br />

in Menu Mode.<br />

EPG button<br />

Displays a channel’s programme information or EPG<br />

(Electronic Programme Guide).<br />

TV/RADIO button Switches between TV and radio services.<br />

MUTE button Enables/Disables the Sound<br />

EXIT button Exits from a Menu .<br />

MENU button Exits from Viewing Mode to Menu Mode.<br />

BACK button Returns to the previous menu in Menu Mode.<br />

INFO button Shows the information of the current channel.<br />

TTX button Shows Teletext using internal<br />

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Front Panel Controls<br />

Name Function<br />

CH UP and CH DOWN Use to navigate through menu items in Menu Mode; use to switch<br />

buttons between channels in Viewing Mode.<br />

PAGE UP and<br />

PAGE DOWN buttons<br />

Use to scroll through pages of channel list.<br />

LEFT / RIGHT buttons<br />

VOL UP and<br />

VOL DOWN buttons<br />

4.2 Front Panel Controls<br />

Use to change settings in Menu Mode; use to switch between channels<br />

in Viewing Mode.<br />

Increases or decreases the volume.<br />

Moves from the current menu to a submenu in Menu Mode or executes<br />

OK button<br />

the action corresponding to the selected menu item.<br />

Displays the channel list in Viewing Mode.<br />

AUDIO button Use to select audio language and Audio Mode.<br />

TIMER button<br />

Use to set the local time or to move to the Recording List from which<br />

you can set the timer recording.<br />

LAST button Returns to the previously watched channel.<br />

SUBTITLE button<br />

Turns the display of subtitle text ON or OFF for a programme with<br />

subtitle information (subtitles for hearing-impaired viewers).<br />

Name Function<br />

POWER button<br />

Use to switch the Receiver between Standby Mode and Operation<br />

Mode.<br />

CH UP and CH DOWN Use to navigate through menu item in Menu Mode; use to switch<br />

buttons between channels in Viewing Mode<br />

4.3 Rear Panel Connections (<strong>DT</strong>-<strong>2000T</strong>)<br />

Rear Panel Connections(<strong>DT</strong>-<strong>2000T</strong>)<br />

Name Function<br />

Main Connections<br />

Connect this lead to the mains outlet (120V~250V AC 50/60 Hz) after all other<br />

connections have been made.<br />

RF IN UHF/VHF ANT in for Local TV reception<br />

RF OUT Antenna Loop Out<br />

TV SCART Connection Connect your TV via a SCART cable to this connector.<br />

VCR SCART Connection Connect your VCR via a SCART cable to this connector.<br />

VIDEO Connection for<br />

VCR or TV<br />

Composite video output for connecting to an AV monitor etc.<br />

AUDIO Connection for<br />

HiFi System<br />

Audio outputs for connecting to a HiFi system.<br />

RS-232 Connection to PC<br />

Connect your PC via this connector when you wish to upgrade the system<br />

software.<br />

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Rear Panel Connections(<strong>DT</strong>-2010T)<br />

4.4 Rear Panel Connections (<strong>DT</strong>-2010T)<br />

Name Function<br />

Main Connections<br />

Connect this lead to the mains outlet (210V~250V AC 50/60 Hz) after all other<br />

connections have been made.<br />

RF IN UHF/VHF ANT in for Local TV reception<br />

RF OUT Antenna Loop Out<br />

TV SCART Connection Connect your TV via a SCART cable to this connector.<br />

VIDEO Connection for<br />

VCR or TV<br />

Composite video output for connecting to an AV monitor etc.<br />

AUDIO Connection for<br />

HiFi System<br />

Audio outputs for connecting to a HiFi system.<br />

RS-232 Connection to PC<br />

Connect your PC via this connector when you wish to upgrade the system<br />

software.<br />

ANT IN UHF/VHF Antenna In for local TV reception<br />

TV Out UHF out for TV<br />

5. Setting Up Your System<br />

Setting Up Your System<br />

This chapter explains the settings you will need to make before using the Receiver (Set-Top Box) for the first<br />

time.<br />

5.1 Setting Up Your Receiver<br />

Connect the Receiver to your TV. Refer to Section<br />

4.3 on Rear Panel Connections for more details.<br />

Press the POWER button on the remote control or<br />

on the Receiver. “ON” message appears on the<br />

front display of the Receiver and the Language<br />

Selection menu appears on your TV.<br />

Use the CH UP and CH DOWN buttons on the<br />

remote control or on the Receiver to select the<br />

language of your choice and then press the OK<br />

button. The General Settings menu appears.<br />

5.2 General Settings<br />

In the General Settings menu, you can set the Time<br />

Zone and other settings for the Receiver. In<br />

general, if you purchased the Receiver from your<br />

local vendor, these settings will already be as<br />

appropriate for your area.<br />

There are several items in the General Settings menu.<br />

You can use these to set the various settings of the<br />

Receiver. Use the CH UP and CH DOWN buttons or<br />

the LEFT / RIGHT buttons to make a selection and<br />

then press the OK button.<br />

• Time Zone<br />

Select the time zone for your location.<br />

• Summer Time<br />

Select “ON” to set Summertime or “OFF” to set<br />

Wintertime.<br />

• TV Aspect Ratio<br />

Select the aspect ratio for your TV (4:3 or 16:9).<br />

• Menu Language<br />

Select the menu language.<br />

• Main Audio Language<br />

Select the audio language for multilanguage<br />

channels.<br />

• Main Subtitle Language<br />

Select the subtitle language for subtitle text.<br />

[ <strong>DT</strong>-<strong>2000T</strong> ]<br />

[ <strong>DT</strong>-2010T ]<br />

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Quick Start<br />

• RF Modulator (<strong>DT</strong>2010T only)<br />

For better picture quality, use a SCART cable to connect the Receiver to your TV.<br />

If you are going to use a UHF coaxial cable instead, perform the following steps.<br />

Select RF Modulator TV Mode<br />

Use the LEFT/RIGHT buttons to select a Type (PAL B/G, PAL I, etc.)<br />

Select “RF Modulator Channel”<br />

Use the LEFT/RIGHT buttons to select a channel.<br />

• Antenna Booster Power<br />

You can choose ON/OFF of 5V power supply to Antenna.<br />

6. Quick Start<br />

This chapter provides you with instructions on the basic operations of the Receiver. As mentioned<br />

previously, the general settings and channels will already have been set for your area. That is, you should be<br />

able to operate the Receiver without referring to the instructions in Section 5.<br />

6.1 Switching Your Receiver On<br />

Press the POWER button on the Receiver or on the remote control to power on the Receiver. Press the<br />

POWER button on the Receiver or on the remote control again to switch to Standby Mode.<br />

6.2 Reinstallation<br />

In general, the Receiver is already set up for you to watch the TV programmes available in your area. To<br />

watch a preset TV programme, you will need to perform the following steps.<br />

Press the MENU button on the remote control to go to the Channel Manager.<br />

Select Reinstallation and then press the OK button.<br />

When the Input Password message appears,<br />

enter the password and then press the OK<br />

button.<br />

Once the Reinstallation is initiated, you will be<br />

taken to the Language Selection screen. (See 5.1<br />

Setting Up Your Receiver.) Select the language of<br />

your choice.<br />

You will automatically be taken to the General<br />

Settings screen. Use the EXIT button on the<br />

remote control to switch to Viewing Mode.<br />

Now you should be able to see a TV programme<br />

on your TV screen.<br />

Depending on the model of your Receiver, your local TV programmes may not have been set on the<br />

Receiver.<br />

6.3 Selecting Channels<br />

The following steps are for viewing a preset channel.<br />

Volume Control / Mute Sound<br />

To select the channel you want to watch, use one of the following methods.<br />

• Select the channel using the Numeric buttons.<br />

• Select the channel using the CH UP and CH DOWN buttons on the remote control or on the<br />

Receiver.<br />

• Press the OK button and select a channel from the channel list.<br />

Select the desired channel and then press the OK button. Your selected channel appears on the TV<br />

screen.<br />

• To return to the last channel you were watching, press the LAST button.<br />

• Info Box<br />

This is the box that appears at the bottom of your TV screen and displays information on the current<br />

channel.<br />

It displays information such as the titles of the current and next programmes as well as the quality of<br />

terrestrial reception and signal strength. For more detailed information, select the title of the programme<br />

you want to learn more about and then press the INFO button.<br />

6.4 Volume Control / Mute Sound<br />

Use the VOL UP and VOL DOWN buttons on the remote control to adjust the volume of the TV.<br />

When either button is pressed, the volume indicator appears on the TV screen.<br />

When you have finished adjusting the volume, the volume indicator disappears automatically.<br />

Press the MUTE button on the remote control to disable the sound temporarily.<br />

Press the MUTE button again to restore the sound.<br />

6.5 Listening to the Radio<br />

The Receiver also enables you to listen to radio stations.<br />

To listen to the radio, press the TV/RADIO button on the remote control.<br />

To return to TV viewing, press the TV/RADIO button again.<br />

6.6 Selecting the Audio Mode<br />

This involves setting the audio language and the Audio Mode. The audio language is set to the<br />

language you selected as Main Audio Language in General Settings. That is, you can use this mode to<br />

watch a TV programme in a language other than the language you set as the Main Audio Language. If<br />

you press the AUDIO button again after the Receiver has been turned OFF, you can again watch the TV<br />

programme in the Main Audio Language.<br />

Press the AUDIO button on the remote control.<br />

To change the audio language, use the CH UP and CH DOWN buttons to select one of the languages<br />

provided by the broadcaster.<br />

Use the LEFT / RIGHT buttons to select the Audio Mode you want. Available modes are as follows:<br />

• Stereo: Sound comes from both speakers.<br />

• Mono (L): Sound comes only from the left speaker.<br />

• Mono (R): Sound comes only from the right speaker.<br />

• AC-3: Dolby Digital (To listen to Dolby Digital, connect an amplifier with Dolby Digital decoding to the<br />

SPDIF output.)<br />

To return to Viewing Mode, press the AUDIO button again or press the EXIT button.<br />

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Programme List and Sort Manager<br />

6.7 Programme List and Sort Manager<br />

Digital TV offers hundreds of channels. Therefore,<br />

all the available channels are managed as a list. In<br />

this section, we will take a look at how to display<br />

the list you want and how to sort such lists. This is<br />

convenient when searching for the list or channel<br />

you want.<br />

To view this list, press the OK button while<br />

watching TV or listening to the radio.<br />

3 coloured buttons are used to manage the<br />

Programme List.<br />

• RED button: Use this to create a user-defined list.<br />

Press the GREEN button on the remote control to switch to the list you created.<br />

• GREEN button:<br />

- Total List : Use to add selected channel to other list.<br />

Press the GREEN button to display User lists at the right corner of the window.<br />

Select preferred list and press the OK button.<br />

• User List : Use to remove selected channel from the list.<br />

• YELLOW button: Use this to sort or filtering the Programme List.<br />

Press YELLOW button to display Sorting window.<br />

Set each option of Sorting (Alphabet, Scramble and Locked) and Filter and press the OK button.<br />

If press YELLOW button without select any option, then it return to default setting.<br />

6.8 Channel Information<br />

Note that, not all broadcasters provide channel information. Depending on the broadcaster, channel<br />

information may not always be available. You can use the EPG and INFO buttons to view the channel<br />

information.<br />

6.8.1 EPG (Electronic Programme Guide) Button<br />

Use this button to view information on programme titles, broadcast schedule, programme<br />

synopsis, etc., which are provided by the broadcaster of the current channel.<br />

While watching TV, press the EPG button.<br />

Select the programme you want to learn<br />

more about. Use the CH UP and CH<br />

DOWN buttons to navigate through<br />

different programmes and use the LEFT /<br />

RIGHT buttons to navigate through the<br />

days of the week.<br />

Press the OK button. A synopsis of the<br />

selected programme appears.<br />

6.8.2 INFO Button<br />

Use this button to obtain information about<br />

the current programme.<br />

Subtitles and Teletext<br />

While watching TV or listening to the radio,<br />

press the INFO button. When the button is<br />

pressed once, channel information will be<br />

displayed in the Info Box.<br />

The Info Box appears. You can check the<br />

information on the channel, such as the<br />

titles of the current and next programmes,<br />

signal strength, and quality of reception.<br />

Press the INFO button again to display<br />

additional information, such as a synopsis<br />

of the current programme, theme, etc. To<br />

display information about the next scheduled programme, press the LEFT /RIGHT button.<br />

To return to Viewing Mode, press the INFO button again or press the EXIT button.<br />

6.9 Subtitles and Teletext<br />

The Receiver is capable of receiving subtitles and Teletext. Subtitles and Teletext may not be available<br />

depending on the terrestrial broadcaster.<br />

• Subtitles<br />

- To display subtitle text, press the SUBTITLE button on the remote control.<br />

- Press the SUBTITLE button again to clear the display of subtitle text.<br />

• Teletext by internal software<br />

It’s possible to see the teletext by oneself using internal software in the receiver regardless of supporting<br />

teletext on TV(In case of teletext supporting on TV, it’s possible to see the teletext regardless of using<br />

internal software.)<br />

Show No. 100 page when the TTX button is pressed.(basic page)<br />

Move to another page using number button or UP/DOWN button. At this time, jump to the nearest<br />

page in case of not existing page or not completed download.<br />

In case of several subpage combining, basically it can automatically changed.<br />

But it’s possible to move to subpae using LEFT/RIGHT button.<br />

(The first number of subpage and the last number of subpage will be appeared at the left lower side.)<br />

Close teletext using Exit button.<br />

The function of three color buttons are like below in the watching screen of teletext.<br />

- Green : Move to default (100) page.<br />

- Yellow : Move to recently watched page.<br />

- Blue : Change from display screen of teletext to translucent condition.<br />

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Advanced Operation<br />

7. Advanced Operation<br />

This chapter provides instructions on using some of the most frequently used features of the Receiver.<br />

7.1 Channel Search<br />

Digital TV offers hundreds of channels. Therefore, it is important for you to be able to search for all the<br />

channels that suit your environment and preferences. There are 3 different methods of channel search:<br />

Auto Search, <strong>Manual</strong> Search, and Network Search. In general, Auto Search is the one used most<br />

frequently.<br />

Press the MENU button on the remote control to go to the Main Menu.<br />

Select Channel Manager and then press the OK button. You will see different submenus, including<br />

Auto Search and <strong>Manual</strong> Search, on the Channel Manager screen.<br />

7.1.1 Auto Search<br />

Use this search to have the Receiver<br />

automatically search all the channels<br />

Select Auto Search and then press the<br />

OK button. TV and radio broadcast<br />

channels will be searched.<br />

The names of the channels will be listed.<br />

Press the EXIT button to return to Viewing<br />

Mode and check that the reception of the<br />

selected channel is good.<br />

7.1.2 <strong>Manual</strong> Search<br />

Use this channel search by entering the TP information manually to the Receiver. This channel<br />

search is often used to search for a particular channel or those channels that Auto Search has<br />

missed, but requires comparatively more expertise.<br />

Select <strong>Manual</strong> Search and then press<br />

the OK button.<br />

Move scroll bar to your preferred Channel<br />

and press the OK button and there will be<br />

Check mark.<br />

Press the RED button to start search.<br />

The names of the channels will be listed.<br />

Press the EXIT button to return to Viewing<br />

Mode and check that the reception of the<br />

selected channel is good.<br />

Favourite List Manager<br />

7.2 Favourite List Manager<br />

The Favourite List is a collection of your favourite channels.<br />

Digital TV offers hundreds of channels. Therefore, it is almost impossible to select channels by pressing<br />

the actual channel number each time you want to watch a different channel. You should group the<br />

desired channels into a list. Use this feature for convenient channel management.<br />

Press the MENU button on the remote control to<br />

go to the Main Menu.<br />

Select Favourite List Manager and then select<br />

Edit List Name .<br />

Create list names. A list name is the name given<br />

to a list of channels that is grouped by an<br />

individual. That is, if digital TV is enjoyed by a<br />

family, each member of the family can create their<br />

own channel group. For example, when creating<br />

list names, you can assign names like Father ,<br />

Mother , etc. The list names can be anything you<br />

like. Follow the on-screen instructions to create<br />

them.<br />

After creating a list name, press the RED button.<br />

Select Add/Remove Channels and then press<br />

the OK button.<br />

Select the list name you have created.<br />

Add channels from the Total List to your<br />

Favourite List. You can also remove channels<br />

from your Favourite List. Follow the on-screen<br />

instructions.<br />

Press the OK button to exit the menu.<br />

The Favourite List Manager provides the following additional functions.<br />

• Edit Channel Name<br />

Use this to edit channel names. Select the channel name you want to change from the Total List and<br />

then change it.<br />

Use the CH UP and CH DOWN buttons to select Edit Channel Name .<br />

Use the LEFT / RIGHT buttons to select the list containing the channel for which you want to<br />

change the name.<br />

Select the channel and then press the OK button.<br />

When the screen changes to allow you to change the channel name, follow the on-screen<br />

instructions to change the name.<br />

Press the OK button.<br />

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Timer Recording<br />

• Rearrange Channels<br />

Use this to change the order of the channels. Select the name of the channel that you want to change<br />

the order in the list, press the OK button, use the CH UP and CH DOWN buttons to change the order,<br />

and then press the OK button.<br />

Use the CH UP and CH DOWN buttons to select Rearrange Channels .<br />

Use the LEFT / RIGHT buttons to select the list containing the channel whose order you want to<br />

change within that list.<br />

Select the channel and then press the OK button. The selected channel will be highlighted in blue.<br />

Use the LEFT / RIGHT buttons, CH UP and CH DOWN buttons, and PAGE UP and PAGE DOWN<br />

buttons to move the highlighted channel to the desired position.<br />

Press the OK button.<br />

• Remove Channels from Total List<br />

Use this to remove the selected channels from the Total List. Select the channel you want to remove<br />

from the list and then press the OK button.<br />

Use the CH UP and CH DOWN buttons to select Remove Channels from Total List and then<br />

press the OK button.<br />

When the Remove Channels from Total List screen appears, select the channel(s) you want to<br />

delete from the Total List, using the OK button, and the more them to the Recycled pressing a<br />

Right button.<br />

The channel(s) you want to delete should appear in the Recycled. Press the EXIT button.<br />

When the message Do you want to delete the channels in the Recycled? appears, press the OK<br />

button. The selected channel(s) will be deleted.<br />

7.3 Timer Recording(<strong>DT</strong><strong>2000T</strong> only)<br />

Use this to make a timer recording. You can record up to 10 programmes.<br />

Using the Timer Recording feature, you can record your favourite TV programmes on the VCR.<br />

Recording on the HDD is only possible with a PVR<br />

type model.<br />

Press the TIMER button on the remote control to<br />

go to the Recording List.<br />

The message “Please set user time first”<br />

appears followed by the User Time Setting<br />

screen. Set user time according to the current<br />

time. If the user time is already set, this step will<br />

be skipped.<br />

When the Recording List screen appears, press<br />

the OK button to enter necessary information.<br />

Move to the Recording Setting menu. To record a programme, enter information such as, channel, start<br />

time, end time, programme type (Once, Daily, Weekly), etc.<br />

Timer Recording<br />

• Network<br />

Select the network transmitting the channel you want to record. Use the LEFT / RIGHT buttons to<br />

select the network.(Use the terrestrial only).<br />

• Channel<br />

Select the channel you want to record. Use the LEFT / RIGHT buttons to select the channel.<br />

• Start Date<br />

Set the start date (Day/Month/Year) of the program you want to record. Use the Numeric buttons to set<br />

the recording start date.<br />

• Start Time<br />

Set the start time (Hour/Minute) of the program you want to record. Use the Numeric buttons to set the<br />

recording start time.<br />

• Duration<br />

Use the Numeric buttons to set the recording time duration.(Hour/Minute)<br />

• Type<br />

Set the type (Once/Daily/Weekly) of the program you want to record. You can record the program once<br />

or daily at the same time or weekly at the same time. Select the type accordingly. Use the LEFT /<br />

RIGHT buttons to select the program type.<br />

• Recording<br />

Starts the recording according to the above<br />

settings. Press the OK button.<br />

After the settings are completed, select<br />

Recording and then press the OK button. If<br />

the channel you selected has been locked, the<br />

Password Input screen appears. Enter the<br />

password.<br />

You can check the timer recording settings<br />

from the Recording List.<br />

• A message appears 1 minute before the recording start time, asking you whether or not to proceed<br />

with the recording. To proceed with the recording, press the OK button. Otherwise, press the CANCEL<br />

button.<br />

• Even if the power is turned off, the Receiver will automatically power on at the recording start time to<br />

proceed with the recording. When the recording ends, it will return to its previous state.<br />

• Once the recording has started, only the channel that is currently being recorded will be shown. During<br />

recording, none of the buttons except the POWER button will respond. REC appears on the front<br />

panel display of the Receiver.<br />

• If the programme type is set to Once , it will be deleted from the Recording List after the recording<br />

ends.<br />

If the programme type is set to Daily or Weekly , the channel recording information will be changed<br />

to the next scheduled date and then stored.<br />

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Main Menu Guide<br />

• EPG Recording<br />

This function enables you to use the EPG time information to book a recording.<br />

Press the EPG button.<br />

Use the CH UP and CH DOWN buttons and the LEFT / RIGHT buttons to select the time and the<br />

channel.<br />

Press the TIMER button. The selected recording is added to the Timer List.<br />

8. Main Menu Guide<br />

8.1 General Settings<br />

Refer to Section 5.2 on General Settings for details.<br />

8.2 Favourite List Manager<br />

Refer to Section 7.2 on Favourite List Manager for<br />

details.<br />

8.3 Channel Manager<br />

Refer to Section 7.1 on Channel Search for details<br />

on Auto Search, and <strong>Manual</strong> Search.<br />

We will take a look at other functions.<br />

Reinstallation<br />

Use this to restore all settings to their default values.<br />

Press the MENU button on the remote control.<br />

Select Channel Manager .<br />

Select Reinstallation .<br />

When the Input Password message appears, enter the password.<br />

The settings (such as channel information and language) on the Receiver will be restored to their<br />

defaults. However, the Receiver cannot revert to its default state if the password has been changed.<br />

When you perform Reinstallation of the Receiver, the Receiver will be initialized in one of two ways. The<br />

difference is determined by the Receiver model type .<br />

• Settings will be restored to their factory default settings and channel information programmed at the<br />

factory will remain unchanged.<br />

• Settings will be restored to their factory default settings and channel information programmed at the<br />

factory will also be deleted.<br />

Parental Lock Manager<br />

Delete All Channels<br />

Use this if necessary to delete all your channels . If you use this, channels only will be deleted without<br />

affecting your existing settings .<br />

Press the MENU button on the remote control.<br />

Select Channel Manager .<br />

Select Delete All Channels .<br />

When the Input Password message appears, enter the password.<br />

When the message asking you to confirm the delete operation appears, press the OK button.<br />

8.4 Parental Lock Manager<br />

This allows you to lock particular channels or the Receiver itself. For example, you can prevent your children<br />

from accessing adult programme using this function.<br />

Press the MENU button on the remote control.<br />

Select Parental Lock Manager .<br />

When the Input Password message appears,<br />

enter the password. The factory default user<br />

password is 0000 .<br />

When the Parental Lock Manager screen appears,<br />

set the following items.<br />

• Channel Lock<br />

Select the channel you want to lock. When<br />

someone switches to the locked channel, the<br />

password screen will appear.<br />

• Access Lock<br />

Enable or disable whether to ask for the password when the Receiver is powered on. This may be set<br />

either On or Off.<br />

• Change Password<br />

Select this to change the password. When someone switches to the locked channel, the password<br />

screen will appear.<br />

8.5 System Information<br />

This displays brief information on the Receiver’s<br />

software.<br />

Use this to check the software version or release<br />

date of the current software before upgrading<br />

System information is as follows:<br />

• Date<br />

• Software Version<br />

• Firmware<br />

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Additional Information<br />

9. Additional Information<br />

9.1 Upgrading the Receiver Software<br />

You can upgrade the software on the Receiver. To upgrade the software on the Receiver, contact the<br />

store where you purchased the set. To check the software version, select “System Information” from<br />

the Main Menu and then press the OK button. After the software upgrade, you may need to perform<br />

Reinstallation on the Receiver. Refer to Section 8.3 on Channel Manager for information on<br />

Reinstallation.<br />

Caution<br />

When you perform Reinstallation, all existing data will be lost.<br />

Connect the cable.<br />

Run the programme from your PC.<br />

Turn off the Receiver and then turn it back on.<br />

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9.2 Master Password<br />

The Master Password is the general password you will need to use to access the Receiver if you have<br />

forgotten your User Password. The following 4-digit number is the Master Password. It is<br />

recommended that you record your User Password in the space provided below. The User Password is<br />

set to “0000” by default.<br />

• Master Password<br />

9 8 1 5<br />

• User Password<br />

10. Trouble Shooting<br />

Trouble Shooting<br />

Note:<br />

Digital communications involve the simultaneous transfer and processing of large amounts of data.<br />

Changing channels may take longer in comparison to analogue devices.<br />

Problem Solution<br />

1) No Video<br />

11. Recycling and Disposal<br />

- Channel Data changed. - Execute Re-Installation or <strong>Manual</strong>/Auto Channel<br />

Search (Please refer to the <strong>Manual</strong> for details).<br />

2) No Audio<br />

- Check the audio mute controls- Check Audio Language; Press Audio Key and<br />

try to change the language or change Main Audio language on general<br />

settings menu.<br />

3) Fail to boot receiver. - Reapply AC power- Contact A/S Center if this problem occurs continuously.<br />

4) Fail to search channel - signal Line connection<br />

5) Screen shows No Signal<br />

continuously<br />

- signal Line connection<br />

6) Video Freeze<br />

- Bad Signal stream or bad channel; move to another channel - Reapply AC<br />

power<br />

7) Remote control<br />

does not respond<br />

- Receiver could be interfered with Noise from other electric home appliances.<br />

Put the receiver in some other place. - Check if the battery of Remote Control<br />

is empty.<br />

8) Fail to catch Preprogram<br />

channel<br />

- Execute the Re-Installation process or <strong>Manual</strong>/Auto Search.<br />

9) No OSD MENU - Check SCART, ensure it is connected to your receiver and TV correctly<br />

10) Fail to Download<br />

through Serial<br />

- PC232 Port problem<br />

Please dispose of the device, packaging such as polystyrene and all batteries in accordance with your local<br />

regulations and recycle wherever possible, Follow all relevant regulations and dispose of the materials at<br />

the correct locations. Consult the relevant regulations available from your local environmental protection<br />

agency or similar.<br />

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Technical Data<br />

12. Technical data<br />

Tuner / Front-End Demodulator<br />

IF Input Frequency 174MHz~230MHz, 470MHz~862MHz<br />

IF Loop though output 50 ~ 860MHz<br />

Input Impedance 75ohms<br />

Input Signal Level -80dBm ~-20dBm<br />

Channel Bandwidth 7MHz, 8MHz<br />

Demodulation According DVB-T<br />

Type COFDM 2K, 8K<br />

Mode QPSK, 16QAM, 64QAM<br />

Viterbi Decoding Rate 1/2,2/3,3/4,5/6,7/8<br />

Guard Interval Modes 1/32,1/16,1/8,1/4 active symbol duration<br />

Reed Solomon Decoding FEC: 204,188,t=8<br />

Transport Demultiplexer<br />

Demultiplex According to ISO/IEC 13818-1<br />

Max. Input Stream 60MHz(Serial)/7.5MHz(Parallel)<br />

PID Handling Capability 32 PID<br />

SI Filtering According to DVB-SI spec (ETS 300 468)<br />

Video Decoding Parameters<br />

Video Decoding ISO/IEC 13818-2 MP@ML<br />

Aspect Ratio 4:3 16:9<br />

Resolution MAX. 720 X 576<br />

Audio Decoding Parameters<br />

Audio Decoding ISO/IEC 13818-3 Layer I & II<br />

Operating mode Mono, Stereo<br />

Sampling Frequency 32, 44.1, 48KHz<br />

Baseband Video/Audio Output<br />

Video Output Impedance 75ohms<br />

Video Output Level 1Vp_p<br />

Audio Output Impedance 600ohms Unbalanced<br />

Audio Output Level 3.0Vp_p With Volume Control<br />

Microprocessor and Main Memories<br />

Microprocessor Type ST20-C2(STi5518)<br />

Flash ROM(for programme memory) 1M X 16bit<br />

SDRAM(for decoding) 4M X 16bit<br />

Data Service Port<br />

Connector 9 Pin D-Female Type<br />

Protocol RS-232 Asynch<br />

Data Rate Max 115200 bps<br />

Front Panel<br />

4 Digit LED Display Channel Numbers Display<br />

3 Buttons Power , Up , Down<br />

IR Sensor 38KHz<br />

Rear Panel<br />

IF Input IEC FEMAIL<br />

IF Loop though output IEC MAIL<br />

Cinch output Audio (Left, Right), Video,Digital Out(SPDIF)<br />

2SCART Output 1TV, 1VCR<br />

RS232 Serial Port 9 Pin D-Female Type<br />

Power Cord Europe Flexible Cord<br />

Technical Data<br />

Remote Control Unit<br />

Type IR (Carrier Freq. 38KHz)<br />

Battery 2 X 1.5V AAA<br />

31 Keys Power, 0~9, Mute, Info, Up, Down, Left, Right,<br />

Back, Radio, OK, Menu, Exit, EPG, AD,<br />

Timer Last, Page Up/Down, Subtitle, Audio,<br />

Volume Up/Down<br />

General Data<br />

Input Power Voltage AC 210 ~ 250V, 50/60Hz<br />

Power Consumption Max 15Watts (Standard)<br />

Dimension (W X D X H) 275 X 156 X 56mm<br />

Weight 1.1Kg<br />

Operation Temperature 0 ~ 40 Deg.<br />

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MAIN MENU<br />

5. System Information<br />

4. Parental Lock Manager<br />

3. Channel Manager<br />

1. General Setting 2. Favorite List Manager<br />

Input Password<br />

Auto Search<br />

Edit List Name<br />

Time Zone<br />

Channel Lock<br />

<strong>Manual</strong> Search<br />

Add/Remove ch.<br />

Summer Time<br />

Access Lock<br />

Channel data transfer<br />

Edit Channel Name<br />

TV aspect Ratio<br />

Change Password<br />

Delete all Channels<br />

Rearrange Channels<br />

Menu Language<br />

Reinstallation<br />

Remove Ch. total list<br />

Main Audio Language<br />

Main Subtitle Language<br />

RF Modulator TV Mode<br />

<strong>DT</strong>-2010T Only<br />

RF Modulator Channel<br />

Antenna Booster Power<br />

Main Map<br />

Audio Key Menu Key Subtitle Key<br />

Favorite Video<br />

OK Key<br />

Default Video<br />

Alphabet<br />

Change List<br />

Red Key<br />

Free/Scramble<br />

Radio Key<br />

Last Key Info Key<br />

Add to List<br />

Green Key<br />

Normal / Locked<br />

Sorting Manager<br />

Yellow Key<br />

I-Plate Menu<br />

Now/Next EPG<br />

Info Key<br />

<strong>DT</strong>-<strong>2000T</strong> Only<br />

User time setting Recording List Recording Setting<br />

Timer Key<br />

Menu<br />

Sub Menu<br />

Channel Guide<br />

EPG Key<br />

Pop up Menu<br />

Key description<br />

Info Key Now/Next EPG

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