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Getting started

General information

Once you have connected your Mediamaster to your equipment
properly, you are ready to begin searching for new channels.

(One of the easiest methods of connection is explained in the
‘How to switch on in one easy go’ leaflet also included with your
Mediamaster. We recommend that if possible, you use this guide
to install your Mediamaster).

Pressing the 

SELECT

 button will confirm a selection within a

menu.
Pressing 

EXIT

 will remove the menu from the screen or the 

RED

‘back’ button to move a step back at a time.

Use the 

▲ 

and 

▼ 

buttons to move up and down and   or 

buttons to move left or right within a highlighted box. If you need
to use the coloured buttons or some other buttons it will be
displayed on each menu.

    Switching on for the first time

• Plug in your TV, Mediamaster and video. 

Switch on the TV

first.

 Press 

 to switch the Mediamaster on.

The front panel display will flash a few times (

- -: - -

). When it

stops flashing you are ready to go on.

• Now you will see the ‘

welcome’ message on the screen.

If the welcome message does not appear ...

If you don’t see the 

welcome message it could be because

your Mediamaster has been switched on before. Press 

MENU

to display the ‘

main menu’. If the welcome screen or main

menu aren’t visible you may need to press the 

TV/DTV

 but-

ton several times if the system is connected by SCART leads.
Alternatively, use the appropriate button on your TV remote to
select the AV channel (EXT or AV).

• Press 

SELECT

 on the remote to select the 

‘main menu’.

Press 

▼ 

to highlight ‘

getting started’. Press 

SELECT

 to start

the channel search.

You may see a menu including options to ‘add channels’ or
‘store channels’. Choose option 4 ‘

store channels’ and press

SELECT

.

Your Mediamaster will now automatically search for your new
digital channels. This could take several minutes.  You will see
a bar on the menu telling you how the search is progressing.

As the search ends, you will briefly see a message that
indicates the Mediamaster is storing the channels. You will
then see a list of the channels that have been found and
stored.

welcome

Press select on your remote to
get started

select

1

setting the timer

2

choosing favourite channels

3

parental control

4

viewing preferences

5

getting started

6

updates

7

technical information

main menu

select

store channels

back

 Your set top box is now searching for all

available channels.

This may take about 20 minutes.

Please wait.

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%

 number of channels found                   13

Summary of Contents for MEDIAMASTER 9850 T

Page 1: ...Manual Digital terrestrial Free to View is a non subscription service through an existing TV and aerial Total Channel availability is subject to coverage You may be reguired to upgrade your television aerial to enable full service reception ...

Page 2: ...espond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug proceed as follows The wire coloured BLUE must be connected to the terminal marked with the letter N or coloured BLUE or BLACK The wire coloured BROWN must be connected to the terminal marked with the letter L or coloured BROWN or RED On no account should either of these wires be connected to the terminal marked E or coloured...

Page 3: ...ls 12 Using the channel list 13 Renumbering the channels 13 The on screen tv guide 14 Setting up your favourite channels 15 Using parental lock 16 Setting your parental code for the first time 16 To change your parental code 16 Selecting channels to be locked 17 Watching your locked channels 18 To unlock individual channels 18 To unlock all channels 18 Setting the timer and video recording 19 Gene...

Page 4: ...r place it on a unit that emits heat Use a soft cloth and a mild solution of washing up liquid to clean the casing Never allow liquids spray or other materials to come into contact with the inside of the Mediamaster Do not connect or modify cables when the Mediamaster is plugged in Do not remove the cover Do not allow the unit to be exposed to hot cold or humid conditions Nokia is proud to offer a...

Page 5: ...uture interactive and pay per view services P P To change channels by stepping up and down To move the highlighted box up and down in menus or scrolling through channels when using the on screen tv guide To make changes to settings once you have selected a particular menu option At the moment these have no function SELECT To confirm choices and selection of a highlighted item To display the channe...

Page 6: ...t for the CI module for several functions e g selecting channels highlighting an option within a menu or scrolling through channels Display shows channel information error messages post message remote commands and time in standby mode Front panel Slot for the ITV Digital Smartcard TV AERIAL for a terrestrial conventional TV aerial or an additional small indoor antenna TV VCR for an RF lead to the ...

Page 7: ...reo sound from a stereo TV and video SCART socket Preparing the remote Remove the cover on the battery compartment at the bottom of the remote Insert the 2 x AAA 1 5 V batteries as shown in the diagram taking care to observe the and markings indicated inside Replace the cover SCART lead RF lead Telephone modem cable Starter pack User s Manual Remote batteries Inserting your ITV Digital Smartcard I...

Page 8: ... the RF output on the video to the TV AERIAL input socket on the TV This connection will already be in place If so you need not change it Connect the ordinary TV aerial directly to the TV AERIAL input socket on the Mediamaster This will previously have been in the back of your video There are many different types of TV video and other equipment that you can connect to the Mediamaster In this manua...

Page 9: ...t on the TV Connect an RF lead from the RF output on the satellite receiver to the RF input socket on the video Connect an RF lead from the TV VCR output on the Mediamaster to the RF input socket on the satellite receiver Connect the ordinary TV aerial to the TV AERIAL input socket on the Mediamaster Connect the coaxial cable between the LNB and the LNB socket on the satellite analogue digital rec...

Page 10: ... then select UHF channel 50 on your TV you must change your Mediamaster to the same channel To do this refer to page 25 and change option 6 within the tv and video settings menu When you have correctly changed the UHF channel number you will see the welcome message on the TV screen Follow the instructions in your TV manual to store this as your digital terrestrial channel You will have to select i...

Page 11: ...ould be because your Mediamaster has been switched on before Press MENU to display the main menu If the welcome screen or main menu aren t visible you may need to press the TV DTV but ton several times if the system is connected by SCART leads Alternatively use the appropriate button on your TV remote to select the AV channel EXT or AV Press SELECT on the remote to select the main menu Press to hi...

Page 12: ...lay on the menu or take it away see page 23 The channel number is also displayed on the front panel In either case the Mediamaster will wait approximately one sec ond before changing channels after the selection has been made To change channels press P or P or the number buttons IMPORTANT using the number buttons will enable you to select ALL channels regardless of whether they have been selected ...

Page 13: ...wap channels around two at a time preventing you from being able to delete a channel by accident Press MENU to select the main menu Select getting started by pressing 5 or highlighting it and press SELECT Within the getting started menu select change channel numbers by pressing 2 or highlighting it and press SELECT The screen will display a complete list of channels currently available This screen...

Page 14: ...ogramme names you can view additional information about both the current and the next programme Press the BLUE button to see information about the current programme Press the YELLOW button to see information about the next programme Press or if not all of the further information is displayed Press the coloured buttons again to remove the information Press SELECT to change to that channel when the ...

Page 15: ... will appear alongside the channel name to indicate it has been selected Repeat these steps until you have marked all the other channels you wish to add to the favourite list To remove a favourite channel from your list press or to highlight the channel you want to remove then press SELECT The heart symbol will disappear Press the GREEN button to activate the favourite mode The favourite mode stat...

Page 16: ...r any reason the code is not accepted the entry will be cleared and you will be prompted to enter another code Press the RED button to return to the previous parental lock menu or press EXIT to return to normal TV viewing If you forget your parental code contact ITV Digital Customer Services To change your parental code Once a code has been entered you can change the parental code at any time In o...

Page 17: ...CT A padlock symbol will appear alongside the selected channel to confirm your choice Repeat this step until you have identified all the channels you want to lock Press the GREEN button to lock closed padlock or to unlock opened padlock channels locks are closed or locks are open will appear at the top of the screen Press the RED button to return to the previous parental lock menu or press EXIT to...

Page 18: ...n Note If after unlocking a channel this way you change to another channel you will have to repeat the above steps to view the locked channel again To unlock all channels If you temporarily want to unlock all your locked channels the easiest way to do this is from the lock or unlock menu Press MENU then select option 3 parental lock and option 2 choose channels to lock or unlock Enter your parenta...

Page 19: ...y pressing 1 or highlighting it and press SELECT The screen will now show a list of 8 timer slots each one indicating that it is either available for programming or that it has a programme already stored in it Select a free row by pressing the appropriate number or high lighting it and press SELECT The screen opposite is displayed Use the number buttons to key in the settings for the differ ent it...

Page 20: ...r Mediamaster you should leave it in standby mode in order for the timer settings to be activated If however you wish to continue watching other digital channels after setting a timer you can do so by changing channels in the normal way If you are watching another digital channel when the timer is due to start the timer alarm will sound a short beep and rEd will be shown on the front panel display...

Page 21: ...manner Using text services in a digital TV channel Teletext services may also be available on other digital channels The operation and appearance of these services is similar to what you may be used to on your TV Sometimes the text services can be indicated by a symbol or other functions on the screen superimposed on the channel you are watching Press TEXT to display text services Use the number b...

Page 22: ...ges Each time you re enter the postbox the latest message will always appear first NOTE Messages cannot be manually deleted but the oldest messages are automatically removed as new messages are received Press the RED button to return to the previous menu or press EXIT to return to normal TV viewing Smartcard data In this menu you can check information about your smartcard Press MENU to select the ...

Page 23: ...ected subtitles will not be displayed even if they are available You will know if subtitles are available for a programme either by checking the on screen tv guide or if you are made aware of this by a broadcaster TV volume This option sets the maximum sound output level from your Mediamaster to your TV This is factory set to a medium level but you may notice that when switching between channels o...

Page 24: ...screen This option enables you to tell your Mediamaster whether you have a 4 3 normal or 16 9 widescreen TV If you select 16 9 in this option the box will automatically display any widescreen programmes in the correct format If you choose 4 3 a further option will be highlighted below that enables you to select how you would like a widescreen programme to be shown on your standard 4 3 TV Note Norm...

Page 25: ... in order to record and playback in stereo you need to use a scart lead between your Mediamaster and TV Video standard If you are connecting your Mediamaster to a video this option enables you to select either pal I or S VHS depending on the type of video you have As a default it will have been set to pal I Please refer to your video s instruction book if you have a query about what standard it is...

Page 26: ...ption is only available if you have selected pabx in the connection option Then set what your system requires STD code This allows you to tell the Mediamaster whether it will be required to dial an STD code Usually set to no Prefix If you have set STD code to yes this allows you to enter the code Modem settings Technical information The options contained within the technical information menu enabl...

Page 27: ...u or when you get a message to do so Select auto update by pressing 3 Press SELECT to start the update While the update is going on you may see the following messages on the front panel display auto Update the Mediamaster is searching for an update of the software and will then restart itself update Error indicates that no update is available and that your Mediamaster already has the latest softwa...

Page 28: ... your Mediamaster will display a message saying no channels found Replacing the whole channel list Should you want to carry out a new search for all channels the store channels option should be selected In this instance the current channels stored in your Mediamaster will be replaced by those channels found in the new search Press MENU then 5 getting started then 4 store channels Note As your Medi...

Page 29: ... you have not set any favourites channels The system is not connected by SCART leads The system is SCART connected but the TV is tuned to its channel for digital terrestrial TV The digital signal is weak or missing The aerial may not be suitable There could be a transmission problem Your connecting cables have become loose or disconnected What to do Check that the mains cable is plugged into the p...

Page 30: ... There is no picture on certain channels but the channel name is displayed The order of my channels has changed The picture on some channels seems to have been stretched or squashed I set the timer but it didn t record what I wanted When I have more than 1 pro gramme in the timer I sometimes miss the beginning of the second programme What to do Some menus are only saved permanently when you first ...

Page 31: ...our smartcard What to do Change the batteries Aim the remote at Mediamaster Check that nothing blocks the front panel Check if is flashing on the front panel display when you press a button If not replace the batteries Refer to the relevant section of this book to make sure that the right codes are being used for your other equipment Check that you are using the proper smartcard Check that the sma...

Page 32: ... baud Conditional access system Embedded Mediaguard and PCMCIA interface for the Common Interface CA module DVB Standard Smartcard Interface Interface for one card according to ISO 7816 Support embedded descrambler Mediaguard Front panel Display 4x7 segment alphanumeric LED display Buttons SELECT RESET MENU General data Article code The model code variant and serial number are located on a label o...

Page 33: ... 1 2 3 4 ONsetup 1 signal strength 2 manufacturer data 3 auto update technical information ONsetup postbox New channels Watch out for new channels Contact ITV Digital Call ITV Digital Customer Service on 0870 600 9696 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 4 1 8 ONsetup setting the timer date 02 02 channel or start time end time recording repeat once only DON T FORGET TO PROGRAM YOUR VIDEO ONsetup ONsetup 1 tv...

Page 34: ...ns of Dual Tone Multiple Frequency DTMF signalling This equipment has been approved pursuant to Council Decision 98 482 EC CTR 21 for pan European single terminal connection to the Public Switched telephone Network PSTN However due to differences between the individual PSTNs provided in different countries the approval does not of itself give an unconditional assurance of successful operation on e...

Page 35: ...8 22 0214 44 10285 230 V 15 50 Hz WARNING DO NOT OPEN ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD DIGITAL AUDIO AUDIO R L TV AERIAL TELEPHONE SERIAL AUX TV TV VCR Nokia is a registered trademark of Nokia Corporation www nokia com ...

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