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Specifications

Physical Specification

Size

(W) 185mm x (H) 70mm x (D) 220mm

Weight

1.9 kg

Power Requirements

Input voltage

12V DC  1.3A (with supplied AC mains adaptor)

DC jack connector

6mm (2.1mm Pin) DC Jack

Power consumption (On)

≤ 24W Max

Power consumption (STBY)

≤ 3W

Operating temperature

+10˚C to +40˚C

Storage temperature

-20˚C to +60˚C

Twin Tuners

RF input / output connectors

1x IEC 75R (female) / 1x IEC 75R (male)

Channel coverage

UHF 474~850MHz (B21~B68)

Demodulator

Modulation

COFDM / QPSK, 16QAM,64QAM / 

Code rate 1/2,2/3,3/4,5/6,7/8  /  Guard interval 1/32,1/16,1/8,1/4

Video Decoder

Video decoding

MPEG2 Main level / Main profile

Video formats

16:9 / 4:3

Audio Decoder

Audio decoding

MPEG-2 layer 1 and 2

Audio mode

Mono / Stereo / Dual

AV Connectors

HDMI input ports

2 x HDMI type A (19-pin) - selectable

HDMI output port

1 x HDMI type A (19-pin)

Video output 

AV1

21-pin SCART connector - Composite video  

(1.0 V pk to pk 75 ohm)

RGB (0.7V pk to pk 75 ohm)

Audio output 

AV1

21-pin SCART connector - Left & right audio  

(2V rms 10K ohm)

Audio line out 

Digital optical (SPDIF) – TOS link connector

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Summary of Contents for DTR-HV250

Page 1: ...DTR HV250 User guide Digital TV recorder DTR HV250 User Guide V2 indb 1 10 12 09 16 46 50...

Page 2: ...the ventilation on the underside of the unit Do not expose the unit to shocks or vibrations as this could cause disk failure To clean the unit use a lightly dampened soft cloth Do not use any kind of...

Page 3: ...Everyday Use 12 Common Symbols 14 The Electronic Programme Guide EPG 15 The Channel List 16 The Info Display 17 Picture In Picture PIP 18 Recording Programmes 19 Timeshifting 21 The Timers Screen 22...

Page 4: ...PUT AD SUB R6 DTR HV250 q Digital TV recorder DTR w Remote control e Batteries 2xAA r SCART cable t AC mains adaptor y RF cable u User guide i Quick start guide q w e r t y i u DTR HV250 User Guide V2...

Page 5: ...USB socket Rear Panel q SCART output socket AV1 w Aerial input socket e Aerial loop output socket r HDMI output socket t HDMI input sockets 1 2 y USB socket u SPDIF output Standard TOS link connector...

Page 6: ...6 Overview of the Remote Control TEXT INPUT AD SUB 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 q w r t y u i 1 o 1 1 1 1 1 1 e DTR HV250 User Guide V2 indb 6 10 12 09 16 46 52...

Page 7: ...Video Input on the TV 1 AD Switches Audio Description on or off Refer to page 12 for more information In TV mode selects double digit channel numbers 1 Coloured buttons Selects options in digital tex...

Page 8: ...on the batteries to ensure they are inserted correctly Don t forget to get rid of old batteries safely Check with your local council for how you should get rid of batteries Never put batteries on a fi...

Page 9: ...camera or Card reader in to the Photo socket Refer to page 26 for more details u If required plug an Optical cable TOS link between the SPDIF output socket of the recorder and your Hi Fi or Surround S...

Page 10: ...in order to allow important updates to be received via your aerial Whenever the unit receives a signal from the remote control the Power LED blinks Red After turning On it takes some time before the...

Page 11: ...f your reception this may take several minutes Please be patient and do not press any buttons If no channels are found a message is displayed asking you to check your aerial Confirm that your aerial i...

Page 12: ...describes all important information on a programme such as body language facial expressions scenery action costumes or anything that helps to describe the plot of the story event or image Audio Descr...

Page 13: ...are in Radio mode To Press Access the Input Selection menu INPUT button Switch to the required input then the OK buttons to select the required input The current mode is highlighted Cancel or return...

Page 14: ...dby option in the Settings menu to Off Refer to page 30 Common Symbols The following symbols may be visible in the Electronic Programme Guide Channel List Info display Timers screen and Library menu L...

Page 15: ...nd 24 hours View information for the highlighted programme INFO button Press again to return to the EPG Set a highlighted programme to record REC button After pressing the REC button if Series Record...

Page 16: ...hile watching TV Select channels buttons Display the previous nine channels in the list RED button Display the next nine channels in the list GREEN button Switch to the selected channel OK button Exit...

Page 17: ...ew information for programmes on other channels buttons Change the Audio setting if available RED button Change the Subtitle setting if available GREEN button Switch to another channel when viewing th...

Page 18: ...el displayed in the PIP screen CH buttons when the PIP screen is selected Change the channel displayed in the main picture 0 9 buttons The CH buttons can also be used when the PIP screen is not select...

Page 19: ...d programme highlighted in the EPG press REC to set the recording For full details on the EPG refer to page 15 3 Recording from the Info display With the required programme highlighted in the Info dis...

Page 20: ...grammes are repeated simply delete one of the planned recordings by pressing the RED button Delete Note The Digital TV recorder will record programmes even if the programme is shown later than adverti...

Page 21: ...an pause a programme for can be adjusted in the menu See Pause Buffer Size on page 30 Rewinding live and timeshifted TV Press to rewind live TV Press to resume You can press a further 3 times to rewin...

Page 22: ...tance Modify the selected timer event GREEN button see following page for more details Manually set a timer YELLOW button see following page for more details Show all timers currently set including al...

Page 23: ...ore the timer can be changed deleted A symbol will be added to recordings that have been protected from change or deletion Playback options Allowed The recording can be viewed even if it was recorded...

Page 24: ...the selected recording RED button Edit the selected recording to set protection and playback options GREEN button see below for more details Add the selected recording to the playlist YELLOW button s...

Page 25: ...ges A symbol will be added to recordings that have been protected from deletion A symbol will be added to recordings that have been protected from playback Using the playlist You can set multiple reco...

Page 26: ...back panel Select Photo input mode see page 13 If connecting a camera turn it On as instructed in the 3 camera s User s manual Refer to page 27 for the operation of the viewer slide show 4 To prevent...

Page 27: ...the unit into Standby mode and do not remove or insert the USB cable or memory card Do not use this function other than for private purposes It might infringe copyright laws Back up all data in the m...

Page 28: ...ss Access the Main Menu MENU button Highlight an option buttons Select an option OK button Adjust an option s settings buttons Go back a step BACK button Exit the Main Menu MENU button DTR HV250 User...

Page 29: ...RGB which gives you the best picture quality If your TV is not compatible with RGB or you are having problems with the picture switch to CVBS If you have a TV that is compatible with Y C switch to Y...

Page 30: ...orded programmes based on their size or if they have been watched Programmes will only be deleted when there is not enough hard disk space available for new recordings Format Disk Allows you to delete...

Page 31: ...h drive into the Photo input socket 3 Select 4 USB Software Upgrade from the Service Menu When prompted select yes to upgrade the unit 5 After a few minutes the unit will reset When it starts again us...

Page 32: ...ntrol to operate a DVD player Press the DVD button Press and hold the 3 button for approximately 3 seconds The TV DVD button flashes twice Use the 4 0 9 buttons to enter the 4 digit code for your bran...

Page 33: ...rocedure above to programme the remote control to operate your TV or DVD it may be useful to know the correct code for your equipment Knowing the codes that operate your equipment will allow you to re...

Page 34: ...k all connections between the unit and TV Hi Fi or Surround Sound System Check the signal strength for the channel you are watching If the signal is weak then you may have picture but no sound refer t...

Page 35: ...ox option in the Service menu refer to page 31 Please note this resets the box your recordings will be preserved but you will loose all other settings and timers You will also need to retune the box a...

Page 36: ...tor Modulation COFDM QPSK 16QAM 64QAM Code rate 1 2 2 3 3 4 5 6 7 8 Guard interval 1 32 1 16 1 8 1 4 Video Decoder Video decoding MPEG2 Main level Main profile Video formats 16 9 4 3 Audio Decoder Aud...

Page 37: ...Design and specifications are subject to change without notice All information correct at time of going to press HDMI v1 3a Inputs Supported Resolutions pass through No Signal name Frequency 1 480i 48...

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Page 40: ...U MAN 001 98 Nov 2009 TVonics Solutions Ltd Printed in UK 71 800 039 20 DTR HV250 User Guide V2 indb 40 10 12 09 16 47 06...

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