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I-CAN 2000T, User Manual

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Contents 

1

 

INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................................................... 1

 

2

 

YOUR DECODER .................................................................................................................................. 1

 

Unpacking Your Digital Decoder ............................................................................................................ 1

 

Front Panel............................................................................................................................................. 2

 

Back Panel ............................................................................................................................................. 2

 

Connectivity Diagram ............................................................................................................................. 3

 

Smart Card ............................................................................................................................................. 3

 

Remote Control ...................................................................................................................................... 4

 

3

 

HOW TO SET UP YOUR DECODER .................................................................................................... 5

 

Welcome Screen .................................................................................................................................... 5

 

Language................................................................................................................................................ 5

 

Country ................................................................................................................................................... 5

 

Channel Search...................................................................................................................................... 6

 

4

 

USING YOUR DECODER...................................................................................................................... 7

 

Turning Your Decoder On / Off .............................................................................................................. 7

 

Basic Rule “Point & Select” .................................................................................................................... 7

 

Channel Banner ..................................................................................................................................... 7

 

Channel List.......................................................................................................................................... 10

 

Options Menu ....................................................................................................................................... 10

 

Extended Information About Programs ................................................................................................ 11

 

Locked Channels.................................................................................................................................. 11

 

Running Interactive Applications.......................................................................................................... 11

 

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MAIN MENU......................................................................................................................................... 12

 

Viewer Planner ..................................................................................................................................... 14

 

Channel Manager................................................................................................................................. 14

 

List Organization .................................................................................................................................. 17

 

For Parents........................................................................................................................................... 17

 

Your Preferences ................................................................................................................................. 18

 

Installation ............................................................................................................................................ 20

 

Summary of Contents for 2000T

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Page 2: ...press or implied including but not limited to implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose with respect to the software the accompanying product manual s and written materials and any other accompanying hardware The manufacturer reserves the right to revise or make improvements to its product at any time and without obligation to notify any person of such revisions or...

Page 3: ...t Whenever you disconnect the decoder from the power supply always remove the power brick from the wall socket outlet before you remove the other end of the lead from the power input connector on the back panel of the decoder Never attempt to repair or reconstruct the decoder yourself A serious electric shock may occur if this decoder is repaired disassembled or reconstructed by an unauthorized pe...

Page 4: ...upply To clean the decoder use a soft dry cloth For very dirty surfaces dip a soft cloth in a weak soap and water solution and wring well After cleaning wipe with a soft dry cloth Never use alcohol paint thinner or a chemically treated cloth to clean this unit Such chemicals may damage the unit s finishing ...

Page 5: ...5 Welcome Screen 5 Language 5 Country 5 Channel Search 6 4 USING YOUR DECODER 7 Turning Your Decoder On Off 7 Basic Rule Point Select 7 Channel Banner 7 Channel List 10 Options Menu 10 Extended Information About Programs 11 Locked Channels 11 Running Interactive Applications 11 5 MAIN MENU 12 Viewer Planner 14 Channel Manager 14 List Organization 17 For Parents 17 Your Preferences 18 Installation ...

Page 6: ...WWW I CAN TV vi Help 24 6 ELECTRONIC PROGRAM GUIDE 25 Categories 25 Reminders 26 Extended Information 26 7 BEFORE REQUESTING SERVICE 27 8 APPENDIX A TECHNICAL DATA 29 9 APPENDIX B GLOSSARY OF TERMS 30 ...

Page 7: ...are on all accessible channels prevent your children from viewing unsuitable programs display additional information pertaining to a selected program download a selection of games or interactive services sort channels lists and many others Please be aware that from time to time your decoder s software may be automatically updated and this new software can change the functionality of your decoder P...

Page 8: ...wer consumption The indicator light flickers when your decoder is receiving signals from the remote control Back Panel 2 1 3 4 5 6 8 7 1 RJ 11 plug for connection of a modem to the phone line 5 SCART for connection to the TV 2 DC Input from external power supply 6 Antenna signal input 3 Video output for connection to the VCR 7 Output to TV for analogue TV programs 4 Analogue audio outputs for a Hi...

Page 9: ...face inwards Without the smart card you can view all free to air channels More information about the card can be found in the Decoder Status submenu Looking After Your Smart Card The card is fragile so keep in mind the following precautions Do not bend or twist the card Do not expose the card to heat or sunlight After inserting the card leave it in the slot permanently Clean only with a soft dry t...

Page 10: ...ncreases decreases audio volume Displays leaves the menu system In viewing mode or in the Channel Banner tune to the next previous channel In the Channel List menu or in Electronic Program Guide scroll the channel list page up down Mutes the sound Pressing this button once again will restore the previously set volume level Displays the Options menu In viewing mode or in the Channel Banner alternat...

Page 11: ...reen Press to highlight the on screen language and then press to make a selection Once you select the language the confirmation screen appears After you have confirmed your choice the change is taken into effect and the Country selection screen appears Language Country The Country screen allows you to select the country in which the decoder is configured Press to highlight the country and then pre...

Page 12: ...en press the button to tune to the first TV channel If the channel searching procedure has not been concluded successfully a respective error message appears You can then press the button to go back to the Language screen or enter the menu system where you will be able to access Installation and Help submenus These and other parts of the menu system are described later in this manual Channel Searc...

Page 13: ...this rule you can use any part of your decoder s functionality You point by pressing the arrow buttons on the remote control or front panel Pressing the arrow buttons moves the on screen highlight to different items on the screen Once you have pointed to an item on the screen select it by pressing the button on the remote control Channel Banner Channel Banner appears at the bottom of the screen wh...

Page 14: ...e surround sound Informs that the recording reminder has been set for a particular event Informs that the viewing reminder has been set for a particular event This symbol informs that the program is parentally locked This symbol informs that external applications are available on a particular channel This symbol informs that teletext is broadcast on the currently tuned channel This symbol informs ...

Page 15: ...electing channels There are three different ways of changing channels Press to scroll through the current channels list When you press the Channel Banner displays information concerning the next higher channel When you press the Channel Banner displays information concerning the next lower channel Please note that your decoder remains tuned to the current channel If the Channel Banner displays inf...

Page 16: ...Channel List Options Menu Press the button to gain access to the Options menu This menu allows you to change the Audio Language the Subtitle Language the Teletext Language or the Display Format for the currently broadcast program Your new settings take effect immediately and they are remembered until the program ends When the program ends the settings revert to their default values Audio Language ...

Page 17: ... or press and tune to another channel When you enter the correct PIN code all the locked channels remain unlocked until you switch your decoder into standby mode and then into the operation mode again Locked Channel PIN Code Box Running Interactive Applications If you can see the icon in the Channel Banner this means that there are interactive applications available on this channel In order to get...

Page 18: ... of your decoder operate To gain access to the Menu System press the button To evoke one of the submenus highlight the item using the arrow buttons and then press To return to the Main Menu from one of its submenus press the button To exit the Menu System immediately press the button or button again Main Menu window ...

Page 19: ... unlock an entire channel to change the current PIN code and to define the decoder s lock or parental level Your Preferences Allows you to define your preferences concerning on screen display as well as audio and subtitle languages Installation Allows you to configure your system to set up your modem to search for existing channels to check decoder s status to set up local time and to restore fact...

Page 20: ...on you can also use digit buttons on your remote When you set all the values simply press If all the values are acceptable the acceptance screen will appear Pressing returns you the Viewer Planner screen where you the timer you set will be shown Note that if the selected channel is locked you will be asked for the PIN before the timer is accepted Setting A Timer Channel Manager When you select Cha...

Page 21: ...o so you must select the list with channels you want to move and highlight a channel to be moved using the buttons then press the button The symbol will appear next to the selected channel Press the buttons until the channel reaches the desired position and then press the button to confirm Move Channels Rename Channels In the Rename Channels submenu you can change names of individual channels with...

Page 22: ...hannels submenu you can select the channels you want to lock in browsing mode Using the buttons select the channel you want to lock and then press the button The symbol will appear next to the selected channel If you want to unmark the locked channel highlight the locked channel and press the button The symbol will disappear then Lock Channels Delete Channels In the Delete Channels submenu you can...

Page 23: ...he For Parents menu only after you enter your PIN code The main aim of this menu is to restrict access to individual channels It will allow you to set the parental level to change your PIN code and to switch the Receiver Lock On or Off For Parents Receiver Lock The Receiver Lock screen contains only one option Receiver Lock If this option is assigned the YES value then access to the following oper...

Page 24: ...nge PIN code The Change PIN Code screen allows you to change your PIN code You will be able to change the current PIN code only if you type in a valid PIN You will have to enter your new PIN code twice for confirmation purposes Please keep your PIN secret Also choose a number that you can remember Change PIN code Your Preferences When you select the Your Preferences item from the Main Menu you get...

Page 25: ...rency of the on screen display Radio Picture changes the background picture while a radio channel is on Radio Label bocks the radio label from being displayed Application AutoSTART changes the way the off the air applications are started Display Options Language Options The Languages Options screen allows you to select options concerning on screen language preferred audio languages preferred subti...

Page 26: ...et some basic information concerning system and loader download new software version set up local time restore all factory settings of your decoder Please note that selecting Factory Reset restores all factory settings of your decodes This means that any options that you have changed in the Installation submenu will be lost Installation Submenu Local Time You may need to adjust your local time Use...

Page 27: ...on to Yes Note If you set this option to Yes when the broadcast carries Dolby Digital no audio will be available at receiver s TV VCR outputs as well as L R audio outputs Only Dolby Digital bit stream AC 3 will be available at Digital Optical Out Auto Upgrade in Standby When you switch your receiver into the standby mode the application checks whether a new software version is available If the new...

Page 28: ...rm the configuration Modem Settings Modem Diagnostics The Modem Diagnostics allows you to check the modem connection If any problems are detected the appropriate message will be shown In case when no problems are detected you will be able to check if the modem is connected by following the instructions on the screen Modem Diagnostics Signal Meter This screen displays the signal strength quality as...

Page 29: ...nel lists remain intact All newly found channels will be added to the list you already have If you select the Reinstall Channels List item the whole bandwidth will be scanned again and the existing channels will be replaced with the found ones Channel Search Channel Search in Progress Receiver Status The Receiver Status submenu gives you access to some CA System and Loader information Receiver Upg...

Page 30: ... first time installation process the Language screen appears Factory Reset Help Help menu provides you with some basic information concerning your decoder s functionality You will find here some information on how to use your decoder your remote control why you may need PIN code how to use reminders and timers and what interactive applications are Help ...

Page 31: ...ton and select the list If you want to check program for a different channel press ch or buttons or use number buttons on your remote Electronic Program Guide Categories You can get access to Categories submenu by pressing the YELLOW button on your remote The Category filter is used to narrow your search for specific types of programs You have 10 different categories to choose from When you choose...

Page 32: ...ess You can cancel already set reminders These icons mark programs with reminders already set and Select such program and press the button You will be prompted to press the button again and after that the reminder will be canceled Setting a reminder Canceling a reminder Extended Information As it is in case of normal viewing pressing the button in the Electronic Program Guide brings the program in...

Page 33: ...k the cable from the aerial If you cannot resolve the problem easily you may need to have your aerial and installation tested by a professional General issues Symptom Remedy The standby indicator on the decoder s front panel does not light up Check if the power brick cable SCART cable and antenna cable are correctly connected and the decoder is switched on Disconnect these cables and then reconnec...

Page 34: ...econnect your decoder Snow appears on your TV screen Your decoder is in standby This is indicated by a red Standby indicator on the front panel Press the button on your remote control Some of the connections to your decoder may have worked loose Check that your decoder is connected to the power source and correctly connected to your TV set The picture appears to be either squashed form side to sid...

Page 35: ...Access Support for Conax and Irdeto Software DVB MHP 1 0 2 Loader for Over The Air software upgrades Teletext on VBI DVB subtitles Set of applications including among other things Channel Banner Now Next Navigator Parental Control Electronic Program Guide Accessories RCU with batteries External power supply unit 12V DC 1 5A Set of cables User documentation Reliability Compliance Fully DVB complian...

Page 36: ...r decoder MHP Multimedia Home Platform is a common platform for accessing a wide range of digital multimedia services Applications from various service providers are interoperable with different MHP implementations PIN Code Your personal 4 digit number for controlling specific features of the decoder including access to locked channels STB Set Top Box Another name of a digital decoder SCART A 21 p...

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