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Rear Panel Connections

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Front Panel Controls

6

4.3 Rear Panel Connections

Name

Function

Connect this lead to the Adapte AC 230V 50Hz, DC 12V, 10Am after all other 

Main Connections

connections have been made.

You can use this Receiver in the automobile with cigar jack (Option)

RF IN

UHF/VHF ANT in for Local TV reception

RF OUT

Antenna Loop Out

TV SCART Connection

Connect your TV via a SCART cable to this connector.

VCR SCART Connection

Connect your VCR via a SCART cable to this connector.

VIDEO Connection for  

Composite video output for connecting to an AV monitor etc. 

VCR or TV

AUDIO Connection for

Audio outputs for connecting to a HiFi system.

HiFi System

RS-232 Connection to PC

Connect your PC via this connector when you wish to upgrade the system

software.

Remote Eye

connection Remote Eye via a jack to this connection

4.2 Front Panel Controls

Name

Function

POWER button

Use to switch the Receiver between Standby Mode and Operation

Mode.

CH UP and CH DOWN

Use to navigate through menu item in Menu Mode; use to switch

buttons

between channels in Viewing Mode

Name

Function

CH UP and CH DOWN 

Use to navigate through menu items in Menu Mode; use to switch 

buttons

between channels in Viewing Mode.

PAGE UP and 

Use to scroll through pages of channel list.

PAGE DOWN buttons

LEFT / RIGHT buttons

Use to change settings in Menu Mode; use to switch between channels

in Viewing Mode.

VOL UP and 

Increases or decreases the volume. 

VOL DOWN buttons

OK button

Moves from the current menu to a submenu in Menu Mode or executes

the action corresponding to the selected menu item.

Displays the channel list in Viewing Mode.

AUDIO button

Use to select audio language and Audio Mode.

TIMER button

Use to set the local time or to move to the Recording List from which

you can set the timer recording.

LAST button

Returns to the  previously watched channel.

SUBTITLE button

Turns the display of subtitle text ON or OFF for a programme with

subtitle information (subtitles for hearing-impaired viewers).

Summary of Contents for DT-2000TM

Page 1: ...DT 2000TM ...

Page 2: ...0 6 6 Selecting the Audio Mode 10 6 7 Programme Lists and Sort Manager 11 6 8 Channel Information 11 6 8 1 EPG Button 11 6 8 2 INFO Button 12 6 9 Subtitles and Teletext 12 7 Advanced Operation 13 7 1 Channel Search 13 7 1 1 Auto Search 13 7 1 2 Manual Search 13 7 2 Favourite List 14 8 Main Menu Guide 16 8 1 General Settings 16 8 2 Favourite List Manager 16 8 3 Channel Manager 16 8 4 Parental Lock ...

Page 3: ... receiver please send it together with all accessories and in its original packaging Include a copy of your invoice or receipt as well as a detailed description of the problem Please ensure that you affix adequate postage to the parcel and refer all repairs to an authorised retailer We hope you enjoy using this product 2 Features Basic Features Simple Operation through On Screen Display 1 SCART fo...

Page 4: ...scribed in this guide It must not be used for any other purpose Keep the appliance out of reach of children To avoid injury or demage to your receiver please note the following WARNING Never remove the cover or any part of it Do not allow liquids or objects to get into the receiver DANGER Do not cover ventilation holes there is a risk of fire if receiver over heats DANGER Use only original or prof...

Page 5: ...tch the Receiver between Standby Mode and Operation Mode CH UP and CH DOWN Use to navigate through menu item in Menu Mode use to switch buttons between channels in Viewing Mode Name Function CH UP and CH DOWN Use to navigate through menu items in Menu Mode use to switch buttons between channels in Viewing Mode PAGE UP and Use to scroll through pages of channel list PAGE DOWN buttons LEFT RIGHT but...

Page 6: ...ose ON OFF of 5V power supply to Antenna 6 Quick Start This chapter provides you with instructions on the basic operations of the Receiver As mentioned previously the general settings and channels will already have been set for your area That is you should be able to operate the Receiver without referring to the instructions in Section 5 6 1 Switching Your Receiver On Press the POWER button on the...

Page 7: ...rom the left speaker Mono R Sound comes only from the right speaker AC 3 Dolby Digital To listen to Dolby Digital connect an amplifier with Dolby Digital decoding to the SPDIF output To return to Viewing Mode press the AUDIO button again or press the EXIT button 6 7 Programme List and Sort Manager Digital TV offers hundreds of channels Therefore all the available channels are managed as a list In ...

Page 8: ...ubpage will appear at the lower left hand side of the screen Close Teletext using the Exit button The three coloured button functions are as follows Green Move to default page 100 Yellow Move to most recently watched page Blue Change from display screen from teletext to translucent 7 Advanced Operation This chapter provides instructions on using some of the most frequently used features of the Rec...

Page 9: ...elect Edit Channel Name Use the LEFT RIGHT buttons to select the list containing the channel for which you want to change the name Select the channel and then press the OK button When the screen changes to allow you to change the channel name follow the on screen instructions to change the name Press the OK button Rearrange Channels Use this to change the order of the channels Select the name of t...

Page 10: ...e this if necessary to delete all your channels If you use this channels only will be deleted without affecting your existing settings Press the MENU button on the remote control Select Channel Manager Select Delete All Channels When the Input Password message appears enter the password When the message asking you to confirm the delete operation appears press the OK button 8 4 Parental Lock Manage...

Page 11: ...general password you will need to use to access the Receiver if you have forgotten your User Password The following 4 digit number is the Master Password It is recommended that you record your User Password in the space provided below The User Password is set to 0000 by default Master Password User Password 9 8 1 5 10 Trouble Shooting Note Digital communications involve the simultaneous transfer a...

Page 12: ...F Input Frequency 174MHz 230MHz 470MHz 862MHz RF Loop though output 47 862MHz Input Impedance 75ohms Input Signal Level 80dBm 20dBm Channel Bandwidth 7MHz 8MHz Demodulation According DVB T Type COFDM 2K 8K Mode QPSK 16QAM 64QAM Viterbi Decoding Rate 1 2 2 3 3 4 5 6 7 8 Guard Interval Modes 1 32 1 16 1 8 1 4 active symbol duration Reed Solomon Decoding FEC 204 188 t 8 Transport Demultiplexer Demult...

Page 13: ...annel data transfer Delete all Channels Alphabet Free Scramble Normal Locked Reinstallation 4 Parental Lock Manager Input Password Channel Lock Access Lock Change Password 5 System Information Antenna Booster Power Audio Key Menu Key Subtitle Key OK Key Red Key Green Key Yellow Key Info Key Last Key Info Key EPG Key Radio Key Favorite Video Now Next EPG Change List Add to List I Plate Menu Info Ke...

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