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Frame navigation graphics

Some Web pages are made up of adjoining areas called ‘frames’. Special navigation graphics (see

below) appear at the frame borders; they allow you to move between frames using the 

arrow

buttons on your remote control.

When you press an 

arrow

 button to move the on-screen highlight towards a frame border graphic

(blue when unhighlighted), that graphic becomes highlighted (orange).

If you continue to press the 

same

 

arrow

 button, the contents of the frame will scroll as far as

possible, then the 

next

 press of the 

arrow

 button moves the highlight into the 

next

 frame.

If you then press the 

opposite

 

arrow

 button, the highlight will first appear on the navigation graphic,

then on the 

next

 press the highlight will move back into the 

previous

 frame.

➤

To highlight navigation graphics on other frame borders, press the appropriate

arrow

 buttons on your remote control.

NOTE

Navigation graphics do not appear when you use a mouse. Also, the graphics do not appear

in frames which are deliberately displayed without any borders.

Frame border

Frame navigation graphic
(unhighlighted)

Frame navigation graphic
(highlighted)

(This is the frame you
are about to 

leave

)

(This is the frame you
are about to 

enter

)

Summary of Contents for DSL4000

Page 1: ... DSL4000 Set top Box User Guide ...

Page 2: ...ox Increase the size of text on screen Go to the end of the current Web page Home Go to the Home page Back Go back to the previous Web page Line or Move up or down the current Web page one line at a time Decrease the size of text on screen Select the highlighted item Go to the top of the current Web page Stop receiving the Web page currently being sent Red button Show hide the on screen keyboard G...

Page 3: ...owser 9 Basic browsing techniques 10 Toolbar 1 11 First steps 12 Toolbar 2 13 Toolbar 3 13 Favourites 14 History 15 Error messages 16 Password requests 16 Write on 17 The on screen keyboard 17 A plug in wireless keyboard 18 Bells and whistles 19 Further browsing techniques 19 Sound toolbar 21 Advanced typing PS 2 keyboard shortcuts 22 A plug in wireless mouse 23 Suits you 24 The Options screens 24...

Page 4: ...nutes every hour You should avoid using the Web if you are tired or have lost some sleep SAFETY FIRST Using equipment safely This set top box has been manufactured to meet international safety standards but you must take care to operate it safely It is important that you read these safety instructions If you have any doubts about the installation operation or safety of this set top box please cons...

Page 5: ...rd which would exist if this were to be plugged into a mains socket Fit an appropriate mains plug on the lead If this plug contains a fuse it should be as described above If you are using a non fused plug an external fuse must not exceed 5 A Connecting to the mains supply On either the rear panel or the base of the set top box there is a label which specifies the correct mains supply for the set t...

Page 6: ...ation such as text photographs still and moving images forms and control buttons etc You will learn how to explore Web pages in more detail later in this Guide You should remember that there are no editors of Web site information like there are with books so the information may not always be accurate it may be badly written or presented or it may contain spelling and other errors Web sites can als...

Page 7: ... at the mains Please note that because of these continued enhancements sometimes what you see on yourTV screen won t be exactly the same as the illustrations in this Guide Additional equipment It is possible to connect additional equipment to your set top box This Guide gives details for connecting equipment that you can start using straight away Other connectors are reserved for future use Becaus...

Page 8: ...er uses a specially designed high speed network Ethernet connection which is permanently connected provided that your set top box is switched on Unlike a normal telephone connection there is no need for you to dial a particular number and then wait for a connection to be made before you can select Web pages to view World WideWeb WWW Sometimes there is confusion between the Internet and the World W...

Page 9: ...of all the Web sites it finds is then shown on your TV screen Depending on how general or specific your chosen words are there may be only a few or hundreds or even thousands of Web sites listed and you can choose to visit those which you feel are the most likely to contain the information you want You can retrace your path by selecting Previous or by pressing the Back button on your remote contro...

Page 10: ... signals from your remote control are being received standby red lights briefly when your set top box is first switched on After that it only lights to indicate that your set top box is switched to standby active green flashes briefly when your set top box is first switched on After that it lights while your set top box is connected to the network and flashes when your set top box is busy e g rece...

Page 11: ...remote control Along the bottom of the screen you will now see a row of pictures called icons some with a short description When you highlight and then select a toolbar icon it will perform a certain task Your service provider s Home page will appear here Use the arrow buttons up down left right to highlight the icon you wish to use then press the Select button You can view a Web page without seei...

Page 12: ...ht box to a different link use any of the four arrow buttons Choosing a link When you choose a highlighted link you display further information connected with that link To choose a highlighted link press the Select button on your remote control Navigating The process of moving the highlight box and selecting links is called navigating because you are finding your way around and moving on to new in...

Page 13: ... panel will start flashing after a few seconds to indicate that the set top box is still busy To stop receiving the current page select this icon while the wheels are turning To receive the current page again select this icon when the wheels are stationary and the set top box is not busy Go to To show or hide the text entry box in which you can type the Web page address known as a URL of a Web pag...

Page 14: ...e the arrow buttons to highlight the letter P on the keyboard then press Select The letter p will appear in the text entry box after http www 6 Repeat step 5 to highlight and select in turn the following letters and full stops A C E C O UK The text extry box should now look like this 7 Use the arrow buttons to highlight enter on the keyboard then press Select This will immediately hide the keyboar...

Page 15: ... Toolbar 3 Up arrow See Toolbar 1 on page 11 Down arrow See Toolbar 1 on page 11 Change toolbar three horizontal arrows To select toolbar 1 see page 11 Cog wheels See Toolbar 1 on page 11 Info To show or hide a box containing additional technical information about the current Web page Help To go to a page containing helpful information from your service provider Print To print the contents of the ...

Page 16: ...t any Edit favourites button above or below the list and then press Select Boxes appear in front of the Web page titles in the list To remove a Web page title from the list highlight it and then press Select to place a cross in the box Repeat the process for any other titles you wish to remove To remove the crossed titles from the list highlight the Confirm delete button and then press Select or T...

Page 17: ...d highlight any A Z list button above or below the Recent History list and then press Select To view the History list in the order visited instead of in alphabetical order highlight any Recent list button above or below the A Z History list and then press Select Alta Vista Main Page Disney com Where the magic lives online Pace Home Page Welcome to NCFresco Zoological Society of London Recent list ...

Page 18: ...nd password before you can see the page A box will appear on the screen similar to the one shown below You can either Enter your name and password if known using the on screen keyboard see page 17 Then highlight the Confirm button and press Select or Remove the request box from the screen by highlighting the Cancel button and then pressing Select If your name and or password are incorrect or you h...

Page 19: ...ter number or punctuation mark into the text box on the screen press the Select button The insertion point also known as a caret is the place in a text box where you can enter the next character Some of the keys on the keyboard carry out certain actions when you select them delete select this key to remove the character to the left of the insertion point shift select this key to make the next lett...

Page 20: ...such as Ctrl Alt Home and End which when you press them sometimes together with other keys can perform certain tasks There are additional punctuation symbols you can use but please note that the positions of many of the symbols may not be the same as on the on screen keyboard see page 17 The positions of the arrow keys are different The positions of the number keys 0 to 9 are different There is a ...

Page 21: ...on the form or sending the details you have entered to a company or organisation via the Internet Highlight the button you want using the arrow buttons on your remote control then press Select to choose the individual preference or carry out the associated action Action buttons Radio buttons Check boxes Highlighted Highlighted and selected Highlighted and selected Image maps A highlighted item on ...

Page 22: ...le then the next press of the arrow button moves the highlight into the next frame If you then press the opposite arrow button the highlight will first appear on the navigation graphic then on the next press the highlight will move back into the previous frame To highlight navigation graphics on other frame borders press the appropriate arrow buttons on your remote control NOTE Navigation graphics...

Page 23: ...l or press the middle mouse button Up arrow See Toolbar 1 on page 11 Down arrow See Toolbar 1 on page 11 Change toolbar three horizontal arrows To select the previous toolbar see pages 11 and 13 Cog wheels See Toolbar 1 on page 11 Stop To stop playing the chosen sound Play To re start playing the chosen sound Pause To pause the chosen sound The chosen sound will stop playing if you hide the sound ...

Page 24: ...t a time Home End keys Move up down the current Web page one line at a time Ctrl A Add the current Web page title to your Favourites list Ctrl R Receive the current Web page again Shift F1 Show hide the on screen keyboard Shift F2 Show hide your Favourites list of Web pages Shift F3 Show hide the Go to URL text entry box Shift F4 Show hide the Web browser toolbar You can use the following keyboard...

Page 25: ... button has no effect when you are in the Options screens Right button use this button to show or hide a box containing additional technical information about the current Web page title URL when last modified encoding method used to display the page Mouse pointers When using a mouse you will see the following pointers on yourTV screen An alternative to dragging Web page contents When the current W...

Page 26: ...b pages You can also choose whether or not Web pages are scaled horizontally to fit yourTV screen To choose an option highlight the appropriate round button and press Select To save any changes made and return to the previous screen highlight the Close button and press Select As an alternative to using this Option screen you can also decrease or increase the text size by pressing the or button on ...

Page 27: ...t the appropriate round button and press Select To go to the next screen highlight the Next button and press Select What type of printer do you have What size of printer paper do you require Do you require colour or black white printing HP Deskjet Canon BJC 2000 None A4 US letter US legal Next Colour Black white Select Print to print a test page or complete the printer setup by selecting Close Clo...

Page 28: ...formation and other acknowledgments for the DSL4000 set top box and its software Highlight and select the Information button you want After reading the information highlight and select the Close button to return to the previous screen RISC OS NC Pace Micro Technology plc 1987 2000 Browser ANT Ltd 1996 2000 Information Information Information This product includes cryptographic software written by ...

Page 29: ...ove and below it Zoom means that as much of the picture as possible will be shown on your TV screen If the picture is in widescreen format you will not see some of the left and right hand areas of the picture Stretch means that the whole of the picture will be shown on your TV screen If the picture is in widescreen format it will be stretched from top to bottom to make it fit If you have a Widescr...

Page 30: ...mote eye for use with an infra red keyboard and mouse ETHERNET SERIAL PORT 230V 0 3A 50Hz AERIAL IN PARALLEL PORT AUDIO OUT R L VIDEO OUT RF OUT TV SCART POWER RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN CAUTION CAUTION When servicing use only identical replacement parts RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE NE PAS OUVRIR ATTENTION ATTENTION Pour toute réparation n utiliser que des pièces de rechange identiques Insert...

Page 31: ...control is powered by 2 LR03 size batteries AAA The life of the batteries is approximately one year although this depends on how often you use your remote The battery compartment is on the underside of your remote control Lift off the battery cover using your finger in the top of the cover Insert batteries as shown and replace the cover Precautions for battery replacement Insert the new batteries ...

Page 32: ...ung 136 138 147 209 219 222 239 240 243 244 Finlux 104 139 140 143 151 162 195 Sanyo 119 120 147 151 162 204 208 209 251 254 257 258 Fisher 104 137 147 190 204 Schneider 104 114 137 152 207 209 212 216 217 220 235 239 243 Funai 217 Seleco 111 112 113 152 159 164 170 176 185 187 204 Goldstar 104 112 127 136 138 209 212 Sharp 204 229 217 219 222 239 243 Goodmans 209 222 224 243 Siemens 136 154 158 1...

Page 33: ...ntrol and check that working spent the light on the remote control flashes If it does not flash check and or replace the batteries Light on remote control Something is blocking the path Check that nothing is obscuring the path from flashes when buttons are between your remote control your remote control to your set top box Check pressed but the Remote and your set top box by holding your remote co...

Page 34: ...ghlight and select links on the current Web titles shown in the History list other Web pages page to visit other Web pages on the Internet You have pressed the recessed No remedy available visit other Web pages Reset button on the front to make a new History list of your set top box There are no Web page You have not yet chosen any When you visit a Web page you would like to titles shown in the fa...

Page 35: ...et TV SCART 21 pin Peritelevision connector composite video out RGB out RF in IEC male connector RF out IEC female connector Audio out left Phono RCA jack socket white Audio out right Phono RCA jack socket red Composite video out Phono RCA jack socket yellow Mouse cable in 6 way Mini DIN purple Keyboard cable in 6 way Mini DIN green Ethernet 10 BaseT RJ45 connector Parallel port 25 way female D ty...

Page 36: ...n video output 12 Not connected 13 Ground 14 Ground 15 Red video output 16 Fast blanking 17 Ground 18 Ground 19 Composite video output 20 Not connected 21 Shield 1 3 2 4 20 21 keyboard mouse Pin Signal Pin Signal 1 Keyboard data 2 Not connected 3 0V 4 5 V 5 Keyboard clock 6 Not connected Pin Signal Pin Signal 1 Mouse data 2 Not connected 3 0 V 4 5V 5 Mouse clock 6 Not connected 1 2 3 4 5 6 Chassis...

Page 37: ...a 7 9 Data 8 10 Acknowledge 11 Busy 12 Paper error 13 Select 14 Auto feed 15 Error 16 Init 17 Select in 18 Ground 19 Ground 20 Ground 21 Ground 22 Ground 23 Ground 24 Ground 25 Ground Indicates an active low signal 1 13 14 25 Parallel port Pin Signal Pin Signal 1 2 RXD 3 TXD 4 5 Ground 6 7 RTS 8 CTS 9 1 5 6 9 Serial port ...

Page 38: ...36 NOTES ...

Page 39: ...NOTES ...

Page 40: ...502 1307001 Pace Micro Technology plc Victoria Road Saltaire Shipley West Yorkshire BD18 3LF England www pace co uk Pace and are trademarks of Pace Micro Technology plc ...

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