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Setting up

Not every picture or sound problem is caused by a defect in your DVR. Leads having been
accidentally pulled out or worn out batteries in the remote control can also cause impairment.
If your unit does something unexpected while you are using it, please unplug it, wait a few
seconds then plug it in again. If this fails to solve the problem or the following measures do not
bring about satisfactory results, please consult an authorised dealer.

Troubleshooting

Receiver does not
respond to remote
control.

Press the STB button on the handset.
Point the remote control at directly at the receiver.
Remove all obstacles in the path of the remote control signal.
Check or replace the remote control batteries.
Reboot the DVR by briefly interrupting the mains power.

No Picture.
Disrupted Picture.

Check all connections at the rear of the unit.
Check the RF IN connection. Ensure cables to TV are inserted correctly.
Select AV channel on TV set.
Refer to reception problems on page 27.

No Sound.

Check all connections at rear of unit.

No sound from VCR. VCR sound is not available at the Digital audio output socket. Connect

VCR to your amplifier directly.

No Power or
indicators not lit.

Check mains plug is inserted correctly and the power is switched on.
Check that the mains socket is operational. (Use a lamp to test it.)

Picture shape looks
wrong.

Set your DVR to match your type of TV .

4:3 = conventional

See page 23 for instructions.

16:9 = widescreen

DVR won’t record
any more.

The hard disc is full. Clear some space to allow the DVR to record.
An archiving event is occurring, wait for it to finish.

Live pause won’t
work.

Two record events are happening at the same time. Wait for the
recordings to stop.
The hard disc is full. Clear some space to allow the DVR to record.

There is a humming
noise in the DVR.

This is the noise from the fan and the hard disc and is normal. It will
not generally be noticeable and is unavoidable.

DVR won’t change
channels.

Two record events are happening at once. Wait for the recordings to
stop.

Programme guide is
empty.

You must leave the DVR plugged in overnight to allow it to receive the 
programme information. This takes place at about 3am every day.

No or less than 20
services tuned.

Insufficient signal is getting to the receiver.
Refer to reception Problems on page 27.

Subtitles not
appearing.

Not all programmes have subtitles. Check with your broadcaster for
details on subtitled programmes.

FAULT

CAUSE/REMEDY

You can contact THOMSON by dialing : 01788 541970

(All calls are charged at Standard Rates)

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Summary of Contents for DHD 4000

Page 1: ...ry Watching recordings Deleting recordings Searching for a scene within a recording 18 Making Space Scheduling recordings for deletion Reducing the size of a stored recording 19 Archiving Recordings 2...

Page 2: ...ding but not limited to failure to use repair and or install the product for its normal domestic purposes and or in accordance with the operating instructions on its proper installation and use 4 Modi...

Page 3: ...ewinding a video cassette As soon as you start watching TV your DVR automatically records everything you watch It saves the last 30 minutes of the channel currently being watched until it is switched...

Page 4: ...sides of the unit must be at least 10cm Do not allow the vent slots in the sides or underneath to become obstructed Do not place the receiver in the immediate vicinity of a heat source or in direct su...

Page 5: ...gulations Before you dispose of batteries ask your dealer whether they are subject to special recycling and if they accept them back Coaxial lead Scart lead Remote Control User Manual Quick Guide Guar...

Page 6: ...channel MENU Displays main TV set menu EXIT Removes menu or other information displayed on the screen TEXT Access teletext pages Note The colour keys enable you to use the teletext function on THOMSON...

Page 7: ...r DVR Y Using the long coaxial cable supplied link the RF Out RF Out socket on your DVR to the Aerial In Aerial In socket of your VCR Your DVR should now be linked first to your aerial then to your VC...

Page 8: ...n to an Audio Visual Amplifier To get even better sound from your DVR use a digital audio phono lead to connect from the DIGITAL AUDIO OUT DIGITAL AUDIO OUT socket on your DVR to the DIGITAL DIGITAL A...

Page 9: ...yer directly to your TV OUT TV Aerial VCR AUX IN L R DIGITAL IN AV AMPLIFIER DVD PLASMA DISPLAY R G B CVBS S VIDEO AV1 EXT1 AUX1 IN Aerial Leads Scart SVHS Leads Phono Leads Optical Lead IN OUT VCR TV...

Page 10: ...ften How to set up this list is explained on page 21 Note that the channel numbers are not continuous These are set by the broadcaster and cannot be changed If you wish to search for your channel by n...

Page 11: ...ist Once you have highlighted your choice with the yellow box press the O OK K button to move to the new menu level If the DVR states that a PIN number is required Personal Identification Number enter...

Page 12: ...the Quick Guide will only show what is on Now or Next We recommend that you leave the DVR in standby overnight Using the Quick Guide When you are watching TV you can find out what else is on other ch...

Page 13: ...h to have a preview of a channel that you have selected in the guide press the P PU UR RP PL LE E button Press E EX XI IT T to return to the current channel When you highlight a programme after a few...

Page 14: ...Z Z keys to select the day of the programme you wish to record Note you can only select white days If there are no white days leave your DVR on overnight to receive the listings 3 Press O OK K to dis...

Page 15: ...ss the bottom of the recording list see picture above indicates how much space is available on the hard disk The dark blue part shows space that is occupied the yellow part shows space that has been r...

Page 16: ...UE E key To edit an existing reminder for the chosen day press G GR RE EE EN N If no reminders have been set then enter a new reminder as below else press Y YE EL LL LO OW W first 1 Now choose the ty...

Page 17: ...Press the G GR RE EE EN N key to add the programme to the record list 11 Press E EX XI IT T to return to TV viewing If a mistake is made whilst setting a timer event an error message will be displayed...

Page 18: ...GR RE EE EN N to get the pictures 3 Use the arrow keys U U V V to select the recording you wish to view 4 To view the recording from the start press the O OK K key Once playback has started you can u...

Page 19: ...u wish to view The length of the programme is represented by the bar under the windows If no bar is present then only 4 scene bookmarks are available As you move through the bookmarks the bar will mov...

Page 20: ...hedules menu by pressing M ME EN NU U then 4 4 then B BL LU UE E 2 Use the arrow keys U U V V to select the recording you wish to schedule 3 Press the P PU UR RP PL LE E key to select lp lp to allow t...

Page 21: ...ng playout 6 Use the arrow keys U U V V to select time 7 Use Y Y Z Z to select the time for the next archiving playout 6 Press G GR RE EE EN N to store the archiving event or R RE ED D to cancel N No...

Page 22: ...nctions for rewind R RE EV V fast forward F FW WD D and slow on either channel When you want to return to live TV again press the L LI IV VE E key If you wish to jump back 30 seconds in the programme...

Page 23: ...This list determines the order in which channels are selected when pressing the P PR R P PR R keys In the example below when watching ITV1 pressing P PR R would select BBC TWO You can change this list...

Page 24: ...eturn to TV viewing TV setup options 1 Open the tv setup menu by pressing M ME EN NU U then 5 5 and then 4 4 2 Use the arrow keys U U V V to select picture format 3 Use the arrow keys Y Y Z Z to choos...

Page 25: ...row keys U U V V to select radio blanking 9 Use the arrow keys Y Y Z Z to choose off the radio channel splash interactive screens are displayed Immediate blank the screen immediately or after 30 secon...

Page 26: ...5 then 4 4 2 Make sure that all the aerial connections have been made as in the diagram below You will need an aerial distribution amplifier splitter this can be purchased at most good dealers or DIY...

Page 27: ...f tn 21 TMF The Music Factory 23 bid up tv screenshop 24 price drop tv 30 CBBC 31 CBeebies 40 BBC News 24 41 ITV News Channel 42 Sky News 43 Sky Sports News 45 BBC Parliament 46 Community Channel 50...

Page 28: ...all the bars are green 1 Open the technical information menu by pressing M ME EN NU U then the R RE ED D key 2 Select the tuner that you wish to view by pressing the U U V V arrows 3 To change the se...

Page 29: ...m If you need to use a mast head amplifier make sure that it is a digitally compatible one and that it is a close to the aerial as possible In some blocks of flats filters may be in use that will inte...

Page 30: ...mains plug is inserted correctly and the power is switched on Check that the mains socket is operational Use a lamp to test it Picture shape looks wrong Set your DVR to match your type of TV 4 3 conve...

Page 31: ...n future programmes special offers events etc To read these messages 1 Open the messages menu by pressing M ME EN NU U then 5 5 and then 6 6 2 Use the arrow keys U U V V to select the message you wish...

Page 32: ...programmable remote control you can program it with two discrete codes to make system control easier To turn the DVR OFF from any mode send 0x4F To turn it ON from any mode send 0x3F B On Off button E...

Page 33: ...setting 23 PIN 9 20 Playback Choosing programme 16 17 Problem Solving 26 Programme finding 8 10 11 information 10 11 Recording currently showing programmes 13 future programmes using the 7 day guide...

Page 34: ...32 Notes Notes 3573160A00 DHD4000 UM2 qxd 09 02 2004 13 18 Page 32...

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