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c) R.F. Setup: 

 

This allows the User to set up the R.F. Output Mode and Modulated R.F. Channel. 
Toggle through the options using the 

‘<’ and ‘>’ RCU buttons. The R.F. Mode can be set   to PAL I 

or PAL BG, (PAL I default), and the Modulated UHF R.F. Output Channel can be  set to channel 
21 to 68, (default 36). 
 

 

Pressing ‘OK’ and ‘EXIT’ saves settings and returns to the Main Menu. 

 

d) Audio Description: 
 

This allows the user to activate or deactivate the ‘Audio Description’ function. This is an audio 
sub-carrier which provides additional audio to assist users with impaired eyesight. 
 
 

10.5  Accessories: 
 

a)  Factory Default: 

 

This allows the user to reset the TR 105 back to the condition that it left the factory. All user 
settings and previously stored channels will be lost. The user is prompted to confirm if a factory 
reset is to be carried out to prevent accidentally erasing information. 

 

b)  S/W Upgrade via OTA: 

 

 

If this option is selected, the TR 105 will search for software upgrades being transmitted   over 
the air. A banner is displayed during the search and the user is prompted if no software is 
detected.  Press ‘EXIT’ to cancel the search. 

 

c)  Version: 

 

 

This gives the current Hardware and Software information for the TR 105. 

 

Press ‘OK’ or ‘EXIT’ to return to the Main Menu. 

 
 

11. Channel List: 
 

When viewing a channel, the user can call up the channel list by pressing ‘OK’. The current 
channel list is displayed together with a preview screen and channel details. 
The user can now press the RED RCU button to access any Favourite lists which have been set 
up. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for TR 105

Page 1: ...1 TRIAX TR 105 Digital Terrestrial set top box Part No 305105...

Page 2: ...2...

Page 3: ...l 12 8 8 Main Features 13 9 First Time Installation 13 9 1 Switching On 13 9 2 Language List 13 9 3 Channel Search 14 10 Navigating the Menu Screens 15 10 1 Main Menu 15 10 2 Channel Manager 16 10 3 S...

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Page 5: ...out prior consent in writing except approval of ownership of copyright and copyright law 3 Warranty This warranty does not cover parts which may become defective due to misuse of the information conta...

Page 6: ...filled with liquids such as vases 5 The mains plug is used as a disconnect device the disconnect device shall remain readily operable 6 Power cord must be placed correctly Do not touch the power Cord...

Page 7: ...product identified above complies with the relevant EC Directives by meeting the following standards BS EN55013 2001 A1 2003 A2 2006 Test Limits for STB Receivers Disturbance Characteristics BS EN5502...

Page 8: ...ion of washing liquid to clean the casing with the receiver switched off and disconnected Do not connect or change cables when the TRIAX TR 105 is plugged in Do not remove the cover 8 2 Specification...

Page 9: ...modes 480i 576i Audio Decoder CPU Core ST20 Audio Standards ISO IEC 11172 3 Layers I II Single Dual Joint mode Audio output TV AL AR USB2 0 HOST None Rear panel interface RF Input connector RF Output...

Page 10: ...menus These menus will help you get the most from your TRIAX TR 105 guiding you through installation channel organising viewing and many other functions All functions can be carried out using the butt...

Page 11: ...11 8 5 Remote Control Unit RCU Figure 1 Remote Control Unit...

Page 12: ...12 8 6 Front Panel Figure 2 Front Panel 8 7 Rear Panel Figure 3 Rear Panel Standby y Ch Ch Aerial In Audio Out Scart Output to TV Mains Lead Serial Data Port RF Out...

Page 13: ...put Automatic Logical Channel Numbering LCN 9 First Time Installation 9 1 Switching On a Connect the TR 105 to the mains supply b The front panel LED illuminates 9 2 Language List When the TR 105 is s...

Page 14: ...rvices being transmitted in the corresponding country s frequency range The auto scan is carried out in two stages Initially the Digital Multiplex details will be listed after which TV and Radio chann...

Page 15: ...u The Main Menu screen consists of 4 main categories Channel Manager System Installation System Configuration Accessories Use the Up Down or Left Right buttons to toggle between options There follows...

Page 16: ...nnel To remove a Favourite channel from an existing list press 0 None Pressing OK will save the data To access the favourite lists Press OK to display the channel list Press the RED button on the RCU...

Page 17: ...ongside the selected Multiplex The user is asked to confirm the delete if YES is selected the Multiplex is deleted Press EXIT to return to the Main Menu 10 4 System Configuration a System Set Up i Lan...

Page 18: ...to the Main Menu v Wakeup Timer This allows the user to set up a Timer Event Up to 8 timers can be set either manually or via the EPG Electronic Program Guide A timer can be set so that the TR 105 au...

Page 19: ...it left the factory All user settings and previously stored channels will be lost The user is prompted to confirm if a factory reset is to be carried out to prevent accidentally erasing information b...

Page 20: ...splayed iii Use the and buttons to toggle between Favourite group and Channels iv Select the required Favourite group Channels within that group will be displayed v Use the and buttons to access the c...

Page 21: ...buttons to select the program The coloured RCU keys can be used to select the following Press Green Jumps forward to the next day s programs Press RED Jumps back to the previous day s programs Press...

Page 22: ...titles are set to ON and the user presses the TEXT button then the subtitles will be switched off and the Interactive service will open When the Interactive service is closed Subtitles will resume Swi...

Page 23: ...pressing OK again the User can select the channel from the list 19 Swap The SWAP button on the RCU allows the User to switch between the current and previously viewed channels 20 Subtitles The User c...

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