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Safety

Information on Installation Location and Operation

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Install the device on a level, non-slip surface. Do not place the device on a heat-sen-
sitive surface. Protect particularly sensitive surfaces. 

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Place the device away from heat sources and avoid direct sunlight. 

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Do not place objects on the device. Ensure that the air openings for air circulation 
are not blocked. 

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Disconnect the device from the mains before cleaning it. 
Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the device and remote control. 

Summary of Contents for Gigaset M451 T CI

Page 1: ...gaset Communications GmbH Desejamos que tenham bons momentos com o seu Gigaset DA Kære Kunde Gigaset Communications GmbH er retlig efterfølger til Sie mens Home and Office Communication Devices GmbH Co KG SHC som fra deres side videreførte Siemens AGs Gigaset forretninger Siemens AGs eller SHCs eventuelle forklaringer i betjeningsvejledningerne skal derfor forstås som Gigaset Communications GmbHs ...

Page 2: ...кви изложения направени от Siemens AG или SHC които се намират в ръководствата за потребителя следва да се разбират като изложения на Gigaset Communications GmbH Надяваме се да ползвате с удоволствие вашия Gigaset HU Tisztelt Vásárló A Siemens Home and Communication Devices GmbH Co KG SHC törvényes jogutódja a Gigaset Communications GmbH amely a Siemens AG Gigaset üzletágának utódja Ebből következ...

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Page 5: ...Requirements 13 Preparing the Remote Control 14 Connecting up Devices 14 Switching On Off Devices 19 Running the Installation Wizard 21 Initial Operation 22 Common Interface Optional 22 USB Connection to a PC optional 24 Notes on Operation 25 The Remote Control 25 Menu Structure 27 Overview of the Menu Structure 28 Navigation in the Menu 29 Entering Text and Digits 29 Icons in the Menu 30 Watching...

Page 6: ...rding 53 Using Trickmode 54 Operating a DVD Device and Video Recorder 59 Viewing a DVD or Video Cassette 59 Recording to DVD or Video Cassette 59 Settings 60 Administering the Channel and Favourite Lists 60 General 63 Picture Sound 69 Channel Search 72 Antenna 74 Parental Lock 75 Hard Disk Manager 76 Common Interface optional 77 Glossary 78 Appendix 82 Troubleshooting 82 Technical Data 86 Authoris...

Page 7: ...by authorised service staff Never open the device u Keep these instructions in a safe place and make sure the device is accompanied by these instructions and the supplied accessories when you give it to others to use All electrical and electronic products should be disposed of separately from the municipal waste stream via designated collection facilities appointed by the government or the local a...

Page 8: ...en sitive surface Protect particularly sensitive surfaces u Place the device away from heat sources and avoid direct sunlight u Do not place objects on the device Ensure that the air openings for air circulation are not blocked u Disconnect the device from the mains before cleaning it Use a soft dry cloth to clean the device and remote control ...

Page 9: ...e timer u The Timeshift function delayed viewing allows you to choose when you would like to view a current programme You can pause the delayed playback a number of times and then continue again or also forward or rewind u Convenient editing functions Trickmode allow you to prepare your recordings directly on the screen for example by suppressing advertising breaks or integrating repeats for indiv...

Page 10: ... line T Vol Change the volume louder qui eter Navigate s Select Toggle between television and radio if radio is available Confirm selected option e g open submenu q 4 Display Shows the current operating state of the set top box with the following elements u Segment display 8 position You are shown the name of the current channel in live mode You see the text Menu in the menu u Timer LED red Off Ti...

Page 11: ...CE CI CI slot for a CA module with smart card which is used for decrypting subscribed Pay TV channels 4 DIGITAL OUT Digital audio output S P DIF optical Toslink 5 AUDIO R Analogue audio output right stereo channel Cinch red 6 AUDIO L Analogue audio output left stereo channel Cinch white 7 TV SCART port optimised for connection of a television 8 VCR Second SCART port for example for video recorder ...

Page 12: ...addition to the descriptions of all connection options this manual also contains safety notes and technical data Information on the Television Screen This information is stored on the hard disk of your set top box You can call up the fol lowing information with the remote control button mapping see quick reference card after the initial startup of your set top box Reading Instructions on Operation...

Page 13: ...friendly format at the following address on the Internet http www siemens com gigaset You can download the guides free of charge and read them directly on the monitor or also print them out The Adobe Reader programme is required to read and print these guides This free programme can be found on the Internet at the following address http www adobe com H Open the Guides Demos menu w o Choose and con...

Page 14: ...ll see the button in the user guide with its assignment within the colour buttons Path Representation A shortened path notation is used for individual command sequences in the user guides The path notation describes the key sequence that you have to enter to open the respective submenu on your remote control It is assumed that you press the first button of the respective path notation if your set ...

Page 15: ...p see Running the Installation Wizard on page 21 6 Optional For subsequently installing your CA module for activating Pay TV channels you have subscribed to see Common Interface Optional on page 22 Installation Requirements u DVB T signals are broadcast in your region u You have an antenna which is suitable for receiving DVB T signals e g internal antenna external antenna u The antenna cable coaxi...

Page 16: ...ision programmes to date in analogue using an internal or external antenna you can generally continue to use this antenna As with an analogue television signal the digital signal can be impeded by buildings etc The reception quality may vary depending on the impediments and on the geo graphical distance to the next transmitting station This can be compensated for by using an appropriate antenna If...

Page 17: ...and television technology Connecting an antenna You use a coaxial cable to connect your set top box to your antenna Suitable antenna cables in different lengths and designs can be found in specialist retail stores for radio and television technology Note Some internal antennae must be supplied with electric current to ensure proper operation 1 If appropriate disconnect your antenna and your set to...

Page 18: ...ther connection variants for transmitting analogue and digital sound The particular connection you choose is solely dependent on your availa ble terminals and ports for these Possible connections No Cable Transmitted signal Set top box port 1 1x SCART Video and audio ana logue TV 2 1x Cinch with SCART adapter for Cinch Video TV 3 2x Cinch Audio analogue AUDIO R and AUDIO L 4 1 x optical fibre Audi...

Page 19: ... digital audio inputs you can transmit the audio signals of your set top box in analogue in order to make use of the better sound quality of your stereo system ì Use a Cinch cable to set up the following connections Connect the right audio input of your stereo system to the AUDIO R port on your set top box red Connect the left audio input of your stereo system to the AUDIO L port on your set top b...

Page 20: ...al on television playback from DVD VCR device is not for warded u Set top box is in standby mode Playback from DVD VCR is forwarded If the TV has an AV control this is switched on and off automati cally with the DVD VCR device see Switching On Devices on page 19 u Set top box is in operation Listening to TV or radio As usual provided the DVD VCR device is not in playback mode You can record the cu...

Page 21: ...e television as usual and choose the AV channel using the remote control for your television 1 Make sure that the set top box all other connected devices and possibly also the an tenna are connected to the mains 2 Switch on your television and any other connected devices e g video recorder ster eo system as usual 3 Set the device switch for your set top box to the position 1 The set top box is swi...

Page 22: ... position 0 The set top box is disconnected from the mains The display is now blank Caution If you switch off the set top box with the device switch current recordings will be aborted and programmed recordings will not be executed Programmed timers will be deleted A Hold down the button for approx two seconds to switch off the set top box after use The current programme is terminated and the set t...

Page 23: ...nal antenna Note the instructions of the antenna manufacturer to do this The internal antenna must be suitable for a direct current of 5 V the maximum current consumption must not exceed 30 mA Caution The antenna power must not be enabled for internal antennae with their own supply terminals Otherwise there is a risk of a short circuit or destruction of the antenna Disconnect the set top box from ...

Page 24: ...rectly on the tel evision see Information on the Television Screen on page 10 Common Interface Optional Some channels so called Pay TV channels transmit their programmes partly or exclu sively in encrypted form i e the picture and or sound for such a channel cannot be transmitted unless decrypted You need a CA module Common Access Module to decrypt such programmes as well as a special chip card e ...

Page 25: ...g installation You can adapt the settings displayed in this new sub menu to your requirements M Settings Common Interface 1 Note the installation instructions that you received with your smart card or your CA module 2 Hold the CR module such that its con nections point to the CI slot on your set top box 3 Push the CA module carefully into the CI slot of your set top box until the con tacts of the ...

Page 26: ...isk in your set top box in order to free up memory for new recordings To play an archived recording simply copy the recording back again to the set top box and start the playback as usual You will need the PC software Gigaset M45x PC Manager for this data exchange with your set top box which is made available for downloading free of charge on the product page of your set top box The software as we...

Page 27: ...Function A Switch on device During operation Activate sleep function short press switch device to standby mode long press m Sound on off Numeric keypad Select channel Enter text and digits D In text mode Delete characters In live mode Open Input Parameters menu Toggle between TV and radio if radio is available Request help for current view Back to previous channel Open list of channels J Switch to...

Page 28: ...vigate in menu Scroll through lists line by line x Adjust volume not in menu Navigate in menu o Open active list of channels favourites not in menu Confirm selected menu option e g open submenu M Open main menu e Close menu Cancel current function c Start recording current programme immediately R During playback Fast rewind In pause mode Page back screen by screen p Start playback or exit pause mo...

Page 29: ...hen you select an entry in the work area the associated settings are gen erally displayed in an additional window You make your changes in this window 3 Option bar Shows the buttons on the remote control that you can use to access additional functions You can also see the current assignment of the colour but tons here assuming this is available for the menu displayed Menu Language Country Time Rec...

Page 30: ...Correction Recording Timer Lead in Time Add on Time OSD Display OSD Transparency OSD Display Time Video Output Signal Type Aspect Ratio Software Update Default Settings System Information Picture Sound Sound Language Audio Setting Volume Level Digital Output Subtitle Subtitle Subtitle Language Video Channel Channel Search Search Mode Encrypted Channel Antenna Antenna Connection Antenna power Input...

Page 31: ... down arrow buttons to move the selection marker on the screen up and down to the entry you want to select x You can use the left and right arrow buttons to jump to the next higher or next lower menu level o Pressing the OK button selects the entry that is marked on the screen If you have changed a setting your change is confirmed and stored with this button e Use the X button to close the menu Ke...

Page 32: ...age 35 Language The programme is broadcast via secondary audio programming in various languages see Selecting the Language on page 36 Video channel The programme is broadcast with various camera settings see Selecting the Video Channel on page 35 Aspect ratio The film currently running has an aspect ratio of 16 9 see Aspect ratio on page 66 Black white The film currently running is a black white È...

Page 33: ...31 Notes on Operation Feature film Information _ Series Children s programme a Show Music N Sport Other ...

Page 34: ...nels that were found during the channel search see Channel Search on page 72 u Favourite lists You can create up to four favourite lists from the channel list into which you can copy your preferred channels For example you can create a favour ite list with news channels or one with children s channels etc see Editing the Favourite List on page 62 In everyday use you select the channel list or one ...

Page 35: ...w Continue to switch to the next higher or next lower channel number until the desired channel is shown All channels that are contained in the active list are available for selec tion see Activating a Channel or Favourite List on page 32 Alternative operation on the set top box Available if no menu is open T Use the Ch button to change between channels The display shows the name of the selected ch...

Page 36: ...set with your set top box is too low you can increase the base volume on your television set Use the remote control for the television to do this Switching off the Sound Selecting Picture and Sound Some channels broadcast their programme or individual programme selections with additional options for picture and sound Whether or not such options are available for a current programme or for playing ...

Page 37: ...also in a number of subtitle languages Programmes for which a number of subtitles are available are dis played for example in the info bar with the icon see Icons in the Menu on page 30 In the Subtitle menu choose whether and in which language subtitles are to be displayed t Open the Audio Setting menu w o Select and confirm the desired option The audio settings Stereo Mono left and Mono right are...

Page 38: ... the Settings Picture Sound Sound Digital Out put menu see Digital output on page 70 Displaying Information Info Bar Your set top box shows you various information on the current programme The info bar is shown automatically for a few seconds at the bottom of the screen each time you change channel however you can also call it up yourself L Open the Language menu in order to display the languages ...

Page 39: ...hen all bars of the icon are filled in 6 Current time in accordance with the current time setting on your set top box 7 Progress bar for current programme The times relevant for the current programme are displayed graphically as progress bars The frame around the bar symbolises the total length of the current programme start and end 8 This icon is displayed if the selected channel is sending the c...

Page 40: ...mary of the upcoming pro grammes for the currently selected channel w Scroll line by line through the programme guide for the current channel to select the desired programme Page back or forward G Call up detailed information on the selected programme see Detailed Information on page 39 n Toggle between the EPG views EPG All Channels and List EPG i Open the Recording pop up window to plan in the s...

Page 41: ...d or in addition to the television image with a transparent background Repeat this process following the switchover if you want to change to the teletext offer ing of a different channel x Open the EPG In the EPG view List EPG you will see the programme over view for the current channel n w Switch to the EPG view EPG All Channels and select the desired channel n Switch back to the EPG view List EP...

Page 42: ...ogether at ten minutes past eight u You watch a good scene again and still do not miss even a second of the programme You also have the following possibilities in timeshift mode u You see the goal just scored in the football match again in slow motion u You skip individual scenes of a programme for example advertising u You identify interesting scenes with bookmarks in order to be able to locate t...

Page 43: ...programme in pause mode as a still image a pause character is displayed in the upper right corner of the screen At the same time the data for this programme still being received is stored on the integrated hard disk timeshift recording p Press this button to continue the ongoing programme from the still image Pause mode is ended The current programme is played back from the beginning of the timesh...

Page 44: ...ng options are available for selection in the Stop recording menu u Stop and save The set top box stops the timeshift recording and stores the data recorded to date in the film or radio archive u Stop without saving The set top box stops the timeshift recording The data recorded to date for this recording is deleted u Change end time The timeshift recording is continued as a normal recording up to...

Page 45: ...rameters 1 3 menu support you when positioning your antenna w You can change to a different channel in all menus in order to call up its current input parameters o Use the More option to switch to the second part of the Input Param eters 2 3 menu in order to display additional channel specific data o Use the More option to switch to the third part of the Input Parame ters 3 3 menu in order to disp...

Page 46: ...cted for example to a stereo system and this is switched on you can operate radio mode alternately with the remote control or directly with the but tons on the set top box The set top box display supports you when selecting the desired channel Note The functions described here are also valid in TV mode Your set top box can still be operated with the device buttons even if for example the batteries...

Page 47: ... critical for the quality of your recording u Analogue recordings are made when you forward the audio signals of your set top box via the VCR or AUDIO L and AUDIO R ports to the desired terminal u Digital recordings are made by recording directly to the hard disk In addition you can connect your set top box via the DIGITAL OUT port to a recorder which can transmit digital audio signals to an appro...

Page 48: ... gramme Start the recording with the cbutton u Programmed Recording You want to have an upcoming programme recorded automatically and want to programme the time and duration of the required record ing You have the following options EPG recording Choose a programme you would like to record from the elec tronic programme guide Use the ibutton to programme a timer for this programme Timer recording Y...

Page 49: ...w see Settings in the Recording Pop Up Window on page 49 All programmed recordings are entered as a timer in the TV Timer menu or Radio Timer and can be managed there Programming an EPG Recording c Start a spontaneous recording The recording begins immediately the recording icon is displayed in the upper right corner of the screen for a few seconds You can call up the Stop recording menu with the ...

Page 50: ...g recording when the information bar is called Changing the recording end time Ending an ongoing recording w o Select and confirm the New Timer entry Or g Choose the New Timer option S Open the Stop recording menu during an ongoing recording w o Select and confirm the Change end time option w o Select and confirm the desired recording duration The ongoing recording is then continued with the new s...

Page 51: ... intervals multiple recording You can also change a pre programmed recording in this pop up window Changing channels w Select the timer to be changed Page back or forward through the timer list o Open the Recording pop up window o Change the desired settings and confirm your change see Settings in the Recording Pop Up Window on page 49 w Select the timer to be deleted i o Select the Delete option ...

Page 52: ... in the Start area Enter the desired date in the format dd mm yy Day Month Year each two digit w Choose the time displayed in the Start area Enter the required time for starting the recording in the format hh mm Hour Minute each two digit w Choose the time displayed in the End area Enter the required time for ending the recording in the format hh mm Hour Minute each two digit The maximum recording...

Page 53: ...he recording is write protected You have the following options Note If your set top box is equipped with a USB port you can archive your recordings on a PC using the PC software Gigaset M45x PC Manager see USB Connection to a PC optional on page 24 w Choose the Protection area x Activate or deactivate write protection When the option is activated the Protection icon is displayed see Icons in the M...

Page 54: ...se settings you wish to change g Open the Edit Name pop up window w r Select the title of the stored recording and open the input box for chang ing the title o Enter the new name and confirm your change see Entering Text and Digits on page 29 w x In the Edit Name pop up window choose the Protection area and change the setting as required o Confirm your change to close the Edit Name pop up window w...

Page 55: ...corded advertising breaks or to repeat individual scenes Pause w Select the stored recording you wish to play back o Start the playback R F Start the fast rewind or forward Press the button a number of times in order to increase the rewind or for ward speed 4 speed levels p End the fast rewind or forward The playback is continued at normal speed B Activate pause mode The playback pauses and you se...

Page 56: ... the screen when Trickmode is activated Requirements You can only call up Trickmode if one of the following playback types is started u Delayed viewing timeshift playback u You are watching a programme which is being recorded at the same time on the hard disk of your set top box playback of an ongoing recording u You are watching a film which is stored in the Films menu playback of a stored record...

Page 57: ...line that are not selected currently 6 Red bookmark Identifies an action on the timeline jump or loop An action is always performed between two successive bookmarks 7 Bookmark End Predefined bookmark right end of border which identifies the end of the played back recording This bookmark is only displayed in the Trick mode bar if the recording has ended 8 Time Shows the current time according to th...

Page 58: ...yback in the usual way see Controlling the Play back on page 53 Setting a new bookmark Selecting existing bookmarks Showing detailed information R F Fast rewind or forward B Pause mode p Playback i You can use the Set Mark option to insert the new bookmark at the cur rent position in the playback or the current recording Repeat this process until all desired bookmarks have been set Note that you n...

Page 59: ...ati cally and cannot be deleted u Time column Shows the precise position of the associated bookmark on the timeline u Actions column Bookmarks that belong to a jump or a loop are iden tified by appropriate icons Button Description w Select bookmark or action The selected bookmark is highlighted in colour Page through the bookmark list o Rename the selected bookmark i Delete the selected bookmark n...

Page 60: ... loop w Select a bookmark in the bookmark list with which the desired action should begin g Select the Set Jump option to link the selected bookmark with the sub sequent bookmark to create a jump Or b Select the Set Loop option to link the selected bookmark with the subse quent bookmark to create a loop w Select the bookmark to be deleted in the bookmark list i Choose the Delete Mark option The se...

Page 61: ...cording to a DVD VCR device the current screen display of the set top box is always recorded This means that a displayed info bar or a menu as well as a displayed volume bar can later be seen in the recording You must not switch to a different chan nel or to the menu during a recording because these actions will also be recorded Manual Recording 1 Choose the desired channel on your set top box 2 S...

Page 62: ...which contains the most commonly used channels in your region The available favour ite lists and the number of channels contained in them can be seen from the TV Favourites Channel Lists menu If a favourite list already exists the active list is iden tified by a tick see Activating a Channel or Favourite List on page 32 You have the following options A standard editor is opened for editing a favou...

Page 63: ...ating a Favourite List M TV Favourites Channel Lists Deleting a Favourite List M TV Favourites Channel Lists w o Select and confirm the New List entry Or n Choose the New List option w Choose the favourite list you would like to define as an active list see Activating a Channel or Favourite List on page 32 b Activate the favourite list The selected favourite list is identified by a tick as the act...

Page 64: ...el list is displayed in the column on the left x Toggle between the channel list and the favourite list w Scroll line by line through the current list Page through the current list b Show information on the marked channel or favourite e Close the editor and save any changes w o Select and confirm the desired channels in the Favourites Channels Edit menu in order to add these as new favourites to t...

Page 65: ... menu to the list of favourites right pane w o Select and activate the favourites that you would like to move to a new position The selected entry is indented to the right and identified with a double arrow w o Move the current favourites to the desired position and confirm these The selected favourite is sorted at the new position Repeat this process for all other favourites l n Change if necessa...

Page 66: ... confirm the country in which you want to connect your set top box The following settings among others will be adapted in accordance with your selection u Time setting u Presetting of a favourite list depends on variant o Open the Time Correction menu The currently set Time and the associated Date are shown in the first two rows x Choose the time difference in the Correction field by which the dis...

Page 67: ...e add on time M Settings General Recording Timer Add on Time OSD Display You can adjust the transparency and the time taken to display some menus The OSD Transparency and OSD Display Time options apply for example for the following menus which you can call up in live mode or for playback u Info bar u Picture and sound selection menus Audio Setting Video Channel Subtitle Language u Sender and favou...

Page 68: ...ers because each of these settings can impact the actual display M Settings General Video Output Aspect Ratio w o Select and confirm the desired display time w o Select a signal type that is suitable for your television The colour models FBAS RGB S Video and YUV can be selected If in doubt choose the setting that will give you the best picture quality Note also the information in this respect in t...

Page 69: ... box http www siemens com gigaset Make sure to read the user guide for the Gigaset M45x PC Manager software before performing the software update 4 3 Letterbox Your television is a 4 3 device Programmes in 4 3 format are played back without the black border in full picture mode The width of the picture is adjusted to the width of the screen for pro grammes in 16 9 format the picture is limited by ...

Page 70: ...ttings to the factory defaults Your set top box then restarts and calls up the installation wizard see Running the Installation Wizard on page 21 Menu Factory defaults EPG Current RPG data was deleted Timer The timer list was deleted no further recordings are planned Favourites Channel Lists The channel and favourite lists were deleted The factory default channel list and if available a country sp...

Page 71: ... are displayed in the info bar with the icon see Icons in the Menu on page 30 You can use the Language option to define which sound channel your set top box should transmit for the current programme M Settings Picture Sound Sound Language Audio setting Some channels broadcast their programme or individual programme selections using a number of sound tracks You can use the Audio Setting option to d...

Page 72: ... Output Digital sound quality is only possible if the following requirements are fulfilled u The selected channel is transmitting the current programme in digital sound quality icon in the info bar u The audio signals are transmitted to the terminal in digital via the DIGITAL OUT port u The terminal is able to process digital signals e g surround decoder w o Choose one of the percentage values dis...

Page 73: ...le Language Video Channel Some channels transmit their programme using a number of video channels for exam ple you can toggle between various camera perspectives for sports transmissions Pro grammes for which a number of video channels are available are displayed in the info bar with the icon see Icons in the Menu on page 30 You can use the Video Channel option to define which video channel your s...

Page 74: ... on your settings in the Channel Search menu You can choose here for example between two variants of the Search Mode option u Automatic Search Your set top box searches all channels automatically for availa ble channels You can choose here whether only unencrypted or also encrypted channels are to be found Other settings are not required u Manual Search When you select this search mode you can add...

Page 75: ...ou can delete individual channels from the hit list and then add all remaining channels to the channel list b You can change your settings with the Change Search option g Use the Cancel option to terminate the channel search prematurely The channel list is not changed in this case w o Select and confirm the desired search mode The Automatic Search and Manual Search options are available for select...

Page 76: ...a and resolve the possible causes current consumption too high or short circuit M Settings Antenna Antenna Connection Antenna power Input Parameters When you select the Settings Antenna Input Parameters menu the Input Param eters 1 3 menu opens see Checking Input Parameters on page 43 This menu contains all technical information on receiving the current channel as well as on your set top box You c...

Page 77: ...ng the access lock comprises a 4 position digit combination The default PIN is 0000 4 x zero in the delivery version and after resetting to the factory defaults M Settings Parental Lock Change PIN o Enter the four digits of the current PIN and confirm your input in order to activate the set top box The PIN is displayed in encrypted form for all input Each character entered is replaced in the displ...

Page 78: ...B port you can however archive your record ings on a PC using the PC software Gigaset M45x PC Manager see USB Connection to a PC optional on page 24 M Settings Hard Disk Formatting the hard disk Should delays occur in playing back recordings because recordings are being created and deleted frequently you can resolve this by formatting the internal hard disk Use the Format hard disk option to delet...

Page 79: ...memory already written in GB u Capacity free xx GB Available memory in GB Common Interface optional The Settings Common Interface menu is only available if a CA module with a smart card is installed in the Common Interface see Installing the CA Module and Smart Card on page 23 CA modules are equipped with their own device software The modifiable settings and possibly other information on the insta...

Page 80: ... provided DVB SI DVB Service Information Additional data that can be transmitted together with the tel evision signals For example the name of the channel and an indication of the duration of the programme can be transmitted with each programme and also displayed for example in the info bar DVB T Digital Video Broadcasting Terrestrial Digital television broadcast via terrestrial trans mitter masts...

Page 81: ...y identified by combining a number of PIDs for example for audio video PID and PCR signals Programme Clock Reference The PIDs are gener ally assigned to the channels by the operator of the transmitting equipment e g satel lite or regional DVB provider Appropriate PID summary lists are published by the oper ators for example on the Internet PVR Personal Video Recorder Video recorder function of the...

Page 82: ...s that can be displayed by a television Teletext Also referred to as videotext Teletext is broadcast by a number of channels in parallel to the TV programmes A special decoder decrypts the signals and processes them The information content varies from channel to channel but is split into a number of topic areas Timeshift Delayed viewing The set top box records the current ongoing programme in the ...

Page 83: ... the pure slave function of a USB interface A max imum transmission rate of 480 Mbps can be achieved with the USB 2 0 Standard Slave YUV Luminance chrominance model Takes account of the fact that the human eye per ceives intensity better than colour The Y channel indicates the light intensity of a sur face while the U and V channels describe the colour variation from the basic colours blue and red...

Page 84: ... top box The remote controls of the affected devices are using the same or a similar coding Position the affected devices so far apart that you can aim in dif ferent directions if possible with the respective remote controls There is no picture or sound on the tel evision The set top box menu is not being displayed The television is not receiv ing signals from the set top box or is not displaying ...

Page 85: ... or by replacing an internal antenna with an external antenna Contact a specialist retail store for radio and television tech nology if necessary The antenna is not posi tioned properly or is defective For positioning the antenna see Connecting an Antenna on page 14 Contact a specialist retail store for radio and television tech nology if necessary Bad weather storms snow impairs reception in the ...

Page 86: ... data is available or dis played after a delay in EPG mode Some channels do not transmit EPG data or only for a few days in advance The transmission of DVB SI data is a channel dependent service that is not provided by every channel The set top box was dis connected from the mains Switch on your set top box and open the EPG The available data is updated and is available again as usual after a few ...

Page 87: ... module with the appropriate smart card into the Common Interface at the rear of the device The smart card is defective or the corresponding sub scription is no longer valid Contact the provider of your sub scription Access to the set top box is blocked Operation is not possible The set top box was or is connected to a PC The USB cable is plugged into the USB port of your set top box Wait if neces...

Page 88: ...olby Laboratories Inc Model Gigaset M451 T M451 T CI TV 1 DVB T tuner RF INPUT 1 socket IEC type SCART 2 Euro AV sockets TV OUT CVBS RGB YC YUV VCR IN OUT CVBS Cinch 1 ANALOG OUT AUDIO R L S P DIF 1 DIGITAL OUT Toslink RS232 DATA 38 400 kbps USB optional 1 USB 2 0 slave Common Interface optional 1 plug in Display VFD display 8 position 14 segments Device configuration Via TV menu Supply voltage 23...

Page 89: ...support for all our products It also provides interactive troubleshooting a list of FAQs and answers plus user guides and current software updates for you to download u Personal advice on our range of products is available on our Premium Hotline You can talk to qualified Siemens technicians who will guide you expertly through product information and installation u For fast and dependable assistanc...

Page 90: ...luded from the Guarantee u The purchase receipt together with the date of purchase shall be required as evi dence for invoking the Guarantee Claims under the Guarantee must be submitted within two months of the Guarantee default becoming evident u Ownership of devices or components replaced by and returned to Siemens shall vest in Siemens u This Guarantee shall apply to new devices purchased in th...

Page 91: ...e list 33 switching through channels 33 Channels active list 32 changing 32 deleting 62 searching 72 Cinch 17 78 Common Interface settings 77 starting up 22 Common interface slot 9 Connecting a beamer 17 Connecting a stereo system 17 Connecting a surround decoder 17 Connecting a TV Cinch 17 SCART 17 Connecting the SAT system 9 Customer Care 87 D Delayed viewing timeshift 40 Demo films 11 Device co...

Page 92: ...d disk 76 HDD information 77 HDD standby 77 I Icons in the menu 30 Info bar 36 Infrared sensor 25 Input 29 Input parameters 43 74 Installation location 6 Installation manual 10 Installation requirements 13 Installation wizard 21 antenna power 21 country 21 exiting 22 menu language 21 Installing a smart card 23 Internet 7 11 24 L Language menu 21 63 sound 36 69 subtitles 35 71 Lead in time 65 LED p...

Page 93: ...witching on 44 Recording administering 51 changing channels 49 changing protection 51 changing settings 48 changing the end time 50 changing the repeat 50 changing the start time 50 changing the storage location 50 EPG recording 47 programming 47 recording types 46 requirements 46 spontaneous 47 timer recording 48 Trickmode 54 Recording timer 65 Recording ongoing changing 48 changing the end time ...

Page 94: ...Standby device button 8 mode 20 power LED 8 Startup first 22 Storage location film music archive 51 internal external recording 50 Subtitle language 71 Subtitles 35 71 Supplied items 9 S Video 80 Switching off disconnecting from mains 20 standby mode 20 Switching on 19 System information 69 T Technical data 86 Teletext 39 80 calling 39 selecting a page 40 Time 64 Timer changing 49 deleting 49 time...

Page 95: ...ns 12 for the current menu 10 installation manual 10 list of contents in the menu 11 on the Internet 11 on the television screen 10 path representation 12 quick reference card 10 viewing demo films 11 V Video cassette recording 59 viewing 59 Video channel 35 71 Video output 66 aspect ratio 66 signal type 66 Video recorder connecting 18 operating 59 Videotext 39 Volume changing 34 device button 8 3...

Page 96: ...vices GmbH Co KG Schlavenhorst 66 D 46395 Bocholt Siemens Home and Office Communication Devices GmbH Co KG 2006 All rights reserved Subject to availability Rights of modification reserved www siemens com gigaset Ref No A31008 M1043 L102 1 7619 05 2006 ...

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