background image

>

Press the 

OK

key, and the desired programme will be shown.

>

Use the 

up/down arrow

keys to move up or down the programme list one line at a

time.

>

Use the 

left/right arrow

keys to move forward or back one page at a time.

6.2.4 Selecting blocked programmes 
If a programme is selected that is subject to parental  lock, the words 

PIN Number

will

appear on the screen
>

Use the 

numeric key pad

to enter your PIN number.

The desired programme can now be viewed.

In order to make this function easy to use, the PIN number needs to be entered only once
during an operational phase. The parental lock feature is only activated again next time the
receiver is switched on.

6.2.5 Information (Info) Box
Every time the programme is changed, an info box will be displayed temporarily, showing the
programme number and name. In addition, any programme features will be shown, e.g. 

TxT

for video text, 

16/9

for a 16/9 widescreen broadcast, 

A/B

for various audio channels (e.g.

movies with several language soundtracks, or various radio programmes), the 

Dolby sym-

bol

for Dolby Digital broadcasts, or the 

symbol for sub-titles.

6.3 Reception of scrambled (encrypted) Programmes

Your receiver is equipped with a built-in 

VIACCESS

decoding module. This enables you to

receive scrambled programmes in conjunction with an appropriate smart card. In order to
receive such programmes, you must insert a 

VIACCESS

smart card into the integrated card

reader, with the gold-coloured chip at the bottom, and facing in the direction in which it is
being inserted, and push in carefully until resistance is felt.

6.4 Adjusting sound volume 

You can adjust the volume of your receiver. This facilitates use of the receiver, as it means
you have all important functions in one remote control, and will have to revert to the remote
control of your TV set only very rarely. Whenever the receiver is switched on, the volume set-
ting used last will be set again.
>

Use the keys 

to increase the sound volume, and 

Volume -

to reduce the

volume.

>

Press the key 

Sound on/Off

to mute the sound. Repeated pressing of this key will

restore the sound.

6.5 Selecting a different language

If a programme is broadcast in several languages, you can select a language as follows:
>

Press the 

Language Selection

key

The list of languages available will now be displayed on screen.

>

Use the 

up/down arrow keys

to select the desired language.

Confirm by pressing the 

OK

key.

Disable the menu display by pressing the 

Language Selection

key again.

You can now listen to the programme in the selected language. If the programme is chan-
ged, the receiver automatically reverts to the default language setting (see 5.3 Language
Selection). Your receiver also provides the facility to receive mono broadcasts. For mono
transmissions, you can use the 

MONO1/MONO2

key to switch between the MONO1 and

MONO2 sound channels.

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Summary of Contents for DigiBox VIACCESS

Page 1: ...ESS deco ding unit Receives free to air as well as VIACCESS enco ded scrambled satellite pro grammes DIGITAL DIGITAL DIGITAL DIGITAL DIGITAL DIGITAL DIGITAL DIGITAL DIGITAL DIGITAL Instruction Manual...

Page 2: ...off Sound on off EXTERNAL Language selection Programme Information blue Delete red Programme informa tion yellow Transponder informa tionen green Volume Programme TV Radio mode EPG MONO1 MONO2 OK Volu...

Page 3: ...4 Adjusting to conform to external unit 15 6 Operation 18 6 1 On off switch 18 6 2 Programme selection 18 6 2 5 Infobox 19 6 3 Receiving scrambled encrypted programmes 19 6 4 Volume adjustment 19 6 5...

Page 4: ...mes 31 7 4 Changing the PIN 31 7 5 Programming the Electronic Programme Guide 31 7 6 Unlocking reception of specific programmes 33 7 7 Programme search 33 7 7 1 All programmes 34 7 7 2 Satellite progr...

Page 5: ...ip at bottom and in direction of insertion until it meets resi stance On standby mode LNB input SCART connection TV set SCART connection VCR Audio outputs RS 232 connection interface HF output Mains p...

Page 6: ...s and of changing the order of programmes Technical terms used in the instruction manual are explained in Chapter 8 Technical data and specifications are to be found in Chapter 9 Hints on finding and...

Page 7: ...on the receiver The receiver should only be used in moderate climate NEVER open the receiver You are in danger of receiving an electrical shock If it is ever necessary to open the equipment housing t...

Page 8: ...ains connection c Connection from terrestrial antenna to antenna input RF IN on DVB receiver d SCART connection between a VCR and the VCR Scart connection on the DVB receiver e SCART connection betwee...

Page 9: ...ction using a Scart cable If your TV set is fitted with an appropriate connection the set will automatically switch to AV mode and thus receive the satellite signal whenever the receiver is switched o...

Page 10: ...The sub menu Audio Video will be displayed Now select the line UHF Out Channel marking it in blue by using the up down arrow keys Select a free UHF channel on your TV set in the range between 21 and 6...

Page 11: ...ceiver which will transmit the video player signal to the TV set automatically If your video recorder is not equipped to provide this switching signal set your recei ver to the external input AV1 usin...

Page 12: ...e Main Menu Select the entry OSD Language OSD Sprache marking it in blue by using the up down arrow keys Confirm by selecting OK The sub menu OSD Language OSD Sprache will be displayed Select the pref...

Page 13: ...ht Savings Time is GMT 2 hours When the receiver is in stand by mode the time is shown on the receiver display Country This function provides an automatic change over between standard winter time and...

Page 14: ...h the features of your TV set This function automatically adjusts the picture format to the specifications of your TV set Language audiosignal Use the OK key to select your preferred language Where a...

Page 15: ...r to work opti mally with your antenna satellite dish The default factory setting is pre programmed for reception of ASTRA and EUTELSAT broadcasts by means of a universal LNB see Glossary at end for t...

Page 16: ...l satellites will be displayed from which you can make your selection Use the up down arrow keys to select the appropriate satellite Pressing the up down arrow keys will move the marker by one line at...

Page 17: ...band to high band Transponder Test The following points of this menu should only be entered if you want to test a satellite signal by means of a self generated satellite User 1 to 15 Transponder frequ...

Page 18: ...a time 6 2 2 Using the Numeric Key Pad Use the numeric key pad to enter the desired programme channel number directly For example 1 Programme channel 1 1 followed by 4 Programme channel 14 2 followed...

Page 19: ...to receive such programmes you must insert a VIACCESS smart card into the integrated card reader with the gold coloured chip at the bottom and facing in the direction in which it is being inserted an...

Page 20: ...mation by pressing the Programme Info key Pressing the yellow key will open a further viewing window on your screen Information relating to the current programme will be displayed Now press the OK key...

Page 21: ...e you can also initiate a download manually The duration of the download will depend on the number of programmes being updated The system will show programmes up to a maximum of seven days in advance...

Page 22: ...pr ro og gr ra am mm me es s Use the right arrow key to select the Next table programmes immediately follo wing current programmes The EPG functions as per Point 6 13 3 are now available Press the ri...

Page 23: ...ation on the programme or broad cast selected marked provided this information is available Use the arrow keys to indicate the programme selected Press the EPG key to display the information More exte...

Page 24: ...he timer setting by pressing the red function key In order to interrupt disable while the timer is actively in operation switch off the receiver by means of the on standby key When you press this key...

Page 25: ...able Press the blue function key The EPG Search menu will be displayed Now if required use the numeric key pad to enter a date for the EPG search By pressing the right arrow key you can move the marke...

Page 26: ...r EPG searches within the selected time period will be displayed If there are no programmes of the desired type being broadcast during the time period selected the screen display will show No Entries...

Page 27: ...d off In order to ensure a smooth operation there should be a gap of at least one minute between the end of one timer period and the start of the next timer period Switching Timer on Repeat Use the ri...

Page 28: ...o select the required programme Press the OK key for this to be stored in the timer memory Use the up down arrow keys to move the marker by one line at a time Use the left right arrow keys to move bac...

Page 29: ...nels or Radio Programmes if you wish to add radio stations Confirm with the OK key The sub menu TV Programmes will be displayed Use the up down arrow keys to mark the entry Select Confirm with the OK...

Page 30: ...annels added to the User List will be positioned at the end of the list and can then be sorted to any desired position 7 2 Sorting Channels In order to sort the User List of channels according to your...

Page 31: ...ctivate the parental control function you must still enter your personal PIN in the following point Change PIN and then activate the parental lock as described in Point 5 2 Basic Settings 7 4 Change P...

Page 32: ...programme the EPG Press the Menu key to display the Main Menu Use the up down arrow keys to select TV Programs if you wish to work on TV channels or Radio Programs if you wish to work on radio statio...

Page 33: ...s mentioned previously your receiver has been pre programmed to receive signals from the ASTRA and EUTELSAT satellites In order to add new channels or those received from other satellites there are fo...

Page 34: ...tart the search The search can be terminated at any time by pressing OK It is quite likely that a full scan may take 15 minutes or longer Please note any notes and information displayed on the screen...

Page 35: ...frequency Use the up down arrow keys to mark the entry Transponder frequency Use the numeric key pad to enter the correct frequency in this line Polarization Use the up down arrow keys to mark the en...

Page 36: ...tage revert to the original default settings for the LNB as set in the factory You may also wish to delete the programme list which may be outdated completely before initiating a new search Please not...

Page 37: ...receiver on or off while it is in progress When the software has been fully loaded the function Download enabled will be automatical ly reset to no Should the parameters of the data channel for the do...

Page 38: ...normal circumstances you should not chan ge the settings in this menu 7 9 System Configuration This menu entry allows you to view all specific data relating to the receiver Use the up down arrow keys...

Page 39: ...ol DiSEqC compa tible components of the external unit via the antenna connection DVB Digital Video Broadcasting a universal digital transmission technology for video images graphics sound and text i e...

Page 40: ...bolic form used to focus the electro magentic waves broadcast by a satellite in a focal point Polarisation plane In order to better utilise the available frequency range satellites will transmit neigh...

Page 41: ...ssion of data back to earth Universal LNB Name given to a three band LNB It is able to receive the following ranges FFS 10 70 11 70 GHz BBS 11 70 12 50 GHz and FFS High Band 12 50 12 75 GHz This whole...

Page 42: ...rd PAL 25 Hz Active image area 720 pixels x 576 lines Picture formats 4 3 16 9 Picture input 16 9 Automatic adjustment for 16 9 TV sets via SCART connection Letterbox filtering for 4 3 TV sets Audio d...

Page 43: ...5 V at 400 mA LNB switched off in Standby mode 22 kHz Modulation 22 kHz amplitude 0 6 V 0 2 V Programme memory Satellite positions No of programmes user list TV 999 TV programmes F1 to F999 No of pro...

Page 44: ...een blue Sound OK no picture Possible Cause No power Short circuit in LNB connection Defective or missing cable connection LNB defective Wrong external unit set on recei ver Dish positioned incorrectl...

Page 45: ...received Remote control not working Time not displayed in Standby mode Temporary interruptions on Pro 7 Sat 1 TM3 Cable 1 DSF and HOT Possible Cause Dish faulty or position changed Channel moved to an...

Page 46: ...he digit s in order to speed up the process Using the programme channel list Press the key OK A list of programmes will be displayed When operating in TV mode a list of TV programmes only will be disp...

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