TR110 Digital Terrestrial Receiver - Triax

TRIAX TR 110Digital Terrestrial ReceiverPart Number: 305106

Safety Advice…………………..…………………………………………………….. 3Features…………………………………………………………………………………..41 Quick Installation…………………………………………………………...…………41.1 Connect………………………………………………………………………..41.2 Scan……………………………………………………………………………42 Main menu……………………………………………………………………………..52.1 Edit Channel…………………………………………………………………..52.1.1 TV Channel List………………………………………………………...52.1.1.1 Favourite……………………………………………………….52.1.1.2 Lock……………………………………………………………..52.1.1.3 Skip……………………………………………………………...52.1.1.4 Move…………………………………………………………….52.1.1.5 Edit………………………………………………………………62.1.2 Radio Channel List……………………………………………………...62.1.3 Delete All…………………………………………………………………72.2 Installation……………………………………………………………………...72.2.1 Auto Scan………………………………………………………………..72.2.2 Channel Scan…………………………………………………………...82.2.3 Aerial Adjustment……………………………………………………….82.2.4 LCN……………………………………………………………………….82.3 System Setup………………………………………………………………….92.3.1 Language………………………………………………………………..92.3.2 TV System……………………………………………………………….92.3.2.1 Video Resolution………………………………………………92.3.2.2 Aspect Mode…………………………………………… ……102.3.2.3 Video Output………………..………………………….……..102.3.2.4 R.F. System………………………….……………….……….102.3.2.5 R.F. Channel………………….……………………….……...102.3.2.6 Digital Audio Output………………………………………….102.3.3 Local Time Setting……………………………………………………..102.3.3.1 Region…………………………………………………………102.3.3.2 GMT Usage……………………………………………………102.3.4 Timer Settings………………………………………………………….102.3.5 Parental Look……………………………………………………….…..112.3.5.1 Menu Lock……………………………………………………..112.3.5.2 Channel Lock………………………………………………….112.3.5.3 New Password………………………………………………...112.3.5.4 Confirm Password………………………………….…………111

2.3.6 OSD Setting………………………………………………….………...112.3.6.1 OSD Timeout………………..…………………….………….112.3.6.2 OSD Transparency……………………………….………….122.3.6.3 Load Default OSD Setting………………………….……….122.3.7 Favourite Groups……………………………………………...………122.3.8 Other…………………………………………………………………....122.4Tools…………………………………………………………………………...132.4.1 Information……………………………………………………………..132.4.2 Load Factory Setting…………………………………………………..132.4.3 Upgrade By USB………………………………………………………132.4.3.1 Upgrade Mode………………………………………………..142.4.3.2 Upgrade File………………………………………………….142.4.3.3 Start……………………………………………………………142.4.4 USB Device…………………………………………………………….142.4.5 Remove USB device safely…………………………………………..142.5 Game………………………………………………………………………….152.5.1 Tetris…………………………………………………………………….152.5.2 Othello…………………………………………………………………..152.5.3 Sudoku………………………………………………………………….15Appendix 1 – Front Panel………………………………………….………….16Appendix 2 – Rear Panel...……………………………….………….………..17Appendix 3 – Remote Control Unit…………………………….…….….. 18/19Appendix 4 – Product Specification……………………………..……..…20/21Appendix 5 – Declaration of Conformity…………………………..…………222

Safety Advice:The Receiver you have just purchased has been manufactured to meet international safetystandards. We recommend that you carefully read the safety instructions below.POWERING:100 -240VAC ~ 50Hz/60HzLIQUIDS:Take care not to spill any liquids over the Receiver, or splash it.Avoid placing recipients or objects with liquids on or next to theReceiver.SMALL OBJECTS:Avoid placing small metallic objects close to the unit. These couldaccidentally enter through the ventilation slots and cause seriousdamage.CLEANLINESS:Unplug the Receiver from the mains before cleaning it.Use a slightly damp, soft cloth (no detergent) to clean the outside of theReceiver.VENTILATION:Place the Receiver in a well-ventilated area so thatthe slots are not blocked in any way. Avoid exposureto the sun or to other sources of heat.Do not place on top of other equipment.CONNECTIONS:Carry out the recommended connections only to avoid any possibledamage.Correct Handling of Batteries:Batteries can contain toxins. Take care that the batteries do not get into children‟shands. Children might put batteries in their mouths and swallow them.Leaking batteries can cause damage to the remote control. If the receiver is not usedfor a long time, take the batteries out of the remote control.Batteries may contain toxins that damage the environment. For this reason, it isabsolutely essential that you dispose of the batteries in accordance with the legalprovisions that are in force in your country at the time. Never throw batteries away inyour normal household refuse. This is a requirement of the WEEE directive.The battery shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine, fire etc3

Features• Auto Sleep Feature• Automatic channel scan• User friendly on screen Menu• Supports multiple languages• Antenna Signal Loop through with fully agile R.F. Modulated Output• MPEG-2 & MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 HP• EPG ( Electronic Program guide) for on screen channel information(Support 7 days)• Welcome page (installation wizard)• Software upgrade by USB• Supports multimedia1 Quick Installation1.1 ConnectionsConnect the TV and all the other equipment that needs to be connectedto the receiver. Your receiver is equipped with a signal strength indicatorto assist with the optimum adjustment of the antenna.The „Welcome‟ page allows the user to set the preferred User Interfacedisplay. It includes region, language, display mode and aspect modesettings.1.2 ScanThe entire input frequency range will be scanned for programs. After allthe detected programs are saved, the receiver will stay in the tuning menu.Press “OK” to return to main menu.4

2 Main menu2.1 Edit Channel2.1.1 TV Channel ListThese functions allow the user to customise the TV Channel List.2.1.1.1 FavouriteAllows the user to put TV channels into favourite groups.2.1.1.2 LockAllows the user to lock a channel. A password must thenbe entered before access is allowed to the locked channel.2.1.1.3 SkipAllows the user to select channels which they do not want inthe channel list. Once set, when the „Channel Up / Down‟ ispressed, it will skip the selected channel.2.1.1.4 MoveThis function allows the user to change the channel sequence.5

2.1.1.5 Edit:2.1.1.5.1 SortSort allows the user to change the order of the channel listaccording to program Name, (Alphabetically (A~Z) or (Z~A)),Free/Scramble, lock or default.2.1.1.5.2 EditThis function is used to rename channels.2.1.1.5.3 DeleteThis function can be used to delete channels from thedatabase.2.1.2 Radio Channel ListThe Radio Channel List can be customised in the same way as the TVChannel List described above.6

2.1.3 Delete AllThis function will delete all channels stored in the channel list.2.2 InstallationThis menu allows the user to access the installation options.2.2.1 Auto ScanAuto Scan will erase the existing database and scan the defaultfrequency and bandwidth relevant to the selected country.7

2.2.2 Channel ScanThe user can select the scan mode by channel or frequency. Thisfunction does not erase the database but adds the scan results into it.2.2.3 Aerial AdjustmentActivates the aerial adjustment tool.2.2.4 LCN, (Logical Channel Numbering)The user can activate or deactivate the LCN function, (default ON).8

2.3 System SetupThis menu provides the basic control and setup of the receiver.2.3.1 LanguageThis allows the user to set the preferred language for the OSD display.2.3.2 TV SystemThis menu is used to set the TV display modes and RF Output.2.3.2.1 Video ResolutionThe resolution setting can be set to 480i,480p,576i, 576p.9

2.3.2.2 Aspect ModeThis allows the aspect ratio to be set. Options include Auto,4:3PS, 4:3LB and 16:9.2.3.2.3 Video OutputThe Video Output can be set to CVBS + YPbPr or RGB.2.3.2.4 R.F. SystemThis allows the R.F. System standard to be set, (PAL I Default)2.3.2.5 R.F. ChannelThe R.F.Output channel can be set between Ch 21 and Ch 692.3.2.6 Digital Audio OutputThis allows the required Digital Audio Output to be selected.Note: To utilize the R.F. Loopthrough, connect the short coax cable, (supplied), from„ANT Out‟ to „R.F. In‟.2.3.3 Local Time SettingAllows the local time to be set.2.3.3.1 RegionSelect your required country, for example, Ireland / UK.2.3.3.2 GMT Usage• If GMT Usage is on, the user must set GMT Offset andSummer Time.• If GMT Usage is off, the user must set the Date and Time2.3.4 Timer SettingsUp to 8 Timer events can be set. For example, to set thereceiver to switch on to a chosen channel for a set duration.10

2.3.5 Parental LockParents can set suitable program levels for children. Before enteringthis fuction the user has to login using the password. The defaultpassword is 0 0 0 0.2.3.5.1 Menu LockSets the Menu Lock On/Off.2.3.5.2 Channel LockChannels can be locked according to age. Settings include:Off / Age10 / Age12 / Age16 / Age18.2.3.5.3 New PasswordAllows the user to enter a new password.2.3.5.4 Confirm PasswordThe user must confirm the new password.Warning: If a new password is entered, please keep a copy safe.2.3.6 OSD, (On Screen Display), SettingsThis allows the user to set the On Screen Display mode.2.3.6.1 OSD TimeoutThe user can set the time that the information banner isdisplayed. It can be set from 1 to10 seconds.11

2.3.6.2 OSD TransparencyThe user can set the transparency of the OSD display to 10%,20%, 30%, 40%, or Off2.3.6.3 Load Default OSD SettingsResets the OSD to the factory default settings.2.3.7 Favourite GroupsThe user can place selected TV channels into favourite groups. Eightfavourite groups are provided to simplfy the selection of channels.This function also allows user to rename the favourite group titles.2.3.8 OtherAuto Shut Down - This allows the user to set or disable the Auto ShutDown facility. It can be disabled or set so that the receiver shuts downautomatically after 60 minutes, 120 minutes or 180 minutes.12

2.4 ToolsThis menu allows the user to access the functions below.2.4.1 InformationThis shows the latest receiver bootloader, maincode, radioback,ver_info, countryband and userdb version with the upgrade date.2.4.2 Load Factory SettingsThis operation will reload factory default settings and erase all storedChannel information.2.4.3 Upgrade By USBThe user can upgrade to the latest software using a USB device.13

2.4.3.1 Upgrade ModeThis lists the various upgrade modes.2.4.3.2 Upgrade FileThe user can select the required upgrade file here.2.4.3.3 StartThis displays the upgrade progress as a percentage.2.4.4 USB DeviceThis allows the user to enter and load multi-media functions includingmusic and photographs via the USB port.2.4.5 Remove USB device safelyThis function makes sure the USB device can be safely removed.14

2.5 GamesThere are 3 different games available on this receiver.2.5.1 Tetris2.5.2 Othello2.5.3 Sudoku15

APPENDIX 1Front Panel1 2 31)Standby2)Channel Up3)Channel Down16

APPENDIX 2Rear Panel1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 111) R.F. In2) R.F. Out3) Audio L / R Out4) Video Out5) ANT In6) ANT Out7) USB Port8) TV Scart Output9) Y, Cb, Cr Output10) SPDIF Optical Output11) Mains Power Switch17

APPENDIX 3Remote Control Unit1211341256137148159161017181918

Key to Remote Control Unit buttons:1) Standby: To switch in and out of standby mode.2) 0 to 9: Numerical pad to select channels or for numerical entries.3) FAV : To select Favourite lists.4) Coloured buttons: To select options within the Menu screens.5) OK: Displays the channel list and confirms menu options.6) V-: Reduces Volume and selects menu option to left.7) Back: Reverts to the previously displayed screen / „Exit‟ Menu.8) Info: Displays programme and channel information.9) Mute: Switches off the audio output.10) TV/Radio: Switches between TV and Radio modes.11) Recall: Switches between current and previously selected channel.12) CH+: Move up the Channel List and up the menu options.13) V+: Increases the Volume and selects menu options to right.14) Menu: Displays the Main Menu.15) CH-: Move down the Channel List and down the menu options.16) EPG: Displays the Electronic Programme Guide17) Text No Application18) Sub: Displays Subtitle menu / Activate, Deactivates Subtitles19) Audio: Displays Audio menu.19

APPENDIX 4 - Product Specification:Item1. TUNER INPUTR.F.ConnectorsAntenna InputAntenna OutputR.F. InputR.F. OutputImpedanceInput Frequency RangeInput Signal LevelANT PowerTypical SpecificationIEC 169-2 FemaleIEC 169-2 MaleIEC 169-2 FemaleIEC 169-2 Male75 ohms Unbalanced50 MHz to 858 MHz-25dBm to -65 dBm5VDC ± 0.5VDC2. RCA JACK2.1 Video OutputConnectorRCA Jack (Yellow)Video Output FormatMPEG2&MPEG4 SDOutput Impedance75 ohmsOutput Level 1 .0Vp-p +/- 0.2VVideo polarityNormal / Invert2.2 Audio OutputConnector RCA Jack (L/ R)Output Impedance620 ohmsOutput Level3.0Vp-p +/-0.5V2.3 Y Cb Cr OutputY-Output (Red Jack)Cb -Output (Blue Jack)Cr-Output (Green Jack)1 .0Vp-p +/-0.2V, 75ohms0.5 Vp-p +/-0.1V, 75ohms0.5 Vp-p +/-0.1V, 75ohms3. TV SCART OUTPUTVideo OutputOutput Level (PIN-19)Freq ResponseAudio OutputR-Output Level (PIN-1)L-Output Level (PIN-3)1.0Vp-p±0.2Vp-p, 75ohms30Hz to 5MHz3.0Vp-p ± 0.5 V, 620ohm load3.0Vp-p ± 0.5 V, 620ohm load20

R.G.B OutputR-Output (PIN-15)0.7 Vp-p, +/-0.1V, 75ohmsG-Output (PIN-11)0.7 Vp-p, +/-0.1V, 75ohmsB-Output (PIN-7)0.7 Vp-p, +/-0.1V, 75ohmsR.G.B Status in PIN-16 Internal:0 ~ 0.4VDC, 75ohmsExternal:1.0 ~ 3.0VDC, 75ohmsStatus Output (PIN-8)Standby Mode0 VDC4:3 TV-Format Mode 12VDC16:9 TV-Format Mode 6.0VDC4.Digital Optical Spdif OutputConnectorOpticalOutput Level 2.5 Vp-p ± 0.2V5.USB2.0Connector USB “A ”6. Front PanelDisplay4*7Segment LED (Blue)ButtonsPower ON/OFF▲CH-up▼CH-down7.GENERAL DATASupply Voltage100Vac to 240 Vac 50 to 60 HZPower consumption Max12WPower consumption in standby≦1W maxWorking temperature +5°C to+ 40°CStorage temperature -20°C to + 65°CRemote controlRemote control angle±25Degree MinTemperatureHumidityReceiver DimensionsWeight0°C to +40°C40 RH to 90 RH280*157*40 mm1.2Kg21

APPENDIX 5 - Declaration of ConformityCompany Name:Company Address:Triax UK LtdAbergorki Industrial Estate,Treorchy, Rhondda-Cynon-TaffCF42 6DL, UKObject of the Declaration: Triax TR 110 Digital Terrestrial Receiver, 305106.The object of the declaration described above is in conformity with the requirements of the followingdocuments:Low voltage directive 2006/95/ECEMC Directive 2004/108/ECWEEE Directive 2002/96/ECRoHS Directive 2002/95/ECREACH Regulation 1907/2006/ECCE Marking Directive 93/68/EECPackaging Directive 94/62/ECThe product identified above complies with the relevant EC Directives by meeting the followingstandards:BS EN55013:2001+A1:2003+A2:2006 Test Limits for STB Receivers Disturbance CharacteristicsBS EN55020:2007 Test Limits for STB Receivers Immunity CharacteristicsBS EN60065:2002:A1:2006+A11:2008 Audio and Video Equipment Safety RequirementsBS EN 61000-3-2:2006 Test Limits for EMC Harmonic CurrentsBS EN61000-3-3:1995+A1:2001+A2:2005 Test Limits for EMC Voltage Changes and fluctuationsThe Declaration of Conformity is made in relation to the associated tests carried out and verified byour suppliers and their authorised test facilities.Signed for and on behalf of:TRIAX UK LTDKEVIN EDWARDS………………………………………………………………QUALITY MANAGER.11 th December 2009Triax reserves the right to change the specification at any time without prior notice.22Issue 2, 22 nd Dec 2009