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DAILY OPERATION 

Sleeptimer 

Here  you  can set  a time slot  in  define 
minutes  if  the  device  is  to  be  put  into 
standby  mode  automatically,  if  none 
entries made. 

Save energy 

According  to  EU  directives,  electrical 
devices  must  automatically  switch  to 
standby  mode  after  3  hours,  if  no  ent
ries have been made in the meantime 
respectively. This should save energy. 
In  this  menu  you  can  deactivate  this 
function. 

Timezone

 

 

Define zone if the device has not inhe-

 

 

 

rited  the  correct  time  zone  from  the 
sender stream for your location. It may 
also  be  necessary  to  adjust  the  time 
zone  manually  if  the  change  of  the 
summer  /  winter  time  is  not  automati-

 

 

 

cally  taken  over  by  the  device  or  the 
transmitter stream. 

FEATURES 

You can make the following settings: 
Menu language 

In this menu, you set the 
Menu language fixed. 

Audio language 

In this menu, you specify the language 
of the audio track. 

Subtitle language 

In this menu, you set the language 
subtitling. 

PVR file system  

In  this  menu,  you  can  check  connec-

 

 

 

ted USB data carriers and/or MicroSD 
cards for errors and format if necessa-

 

 

 

ry  (only  FAT32  is  supported).  The 
recording limit determines how long an 
instant maximum reception is. 

Factory settings  

In this menu  you can  reset  the device 
to  factory  settings.  All  settings  will  be 
with it reset and initial installation star-

 

 

 

ted (page 12). 

LOCK 

If you change the default password of the device, lock individu-
al programs, protect the device against modification or activate 
the  youth  protection,  activate  this  function  by  entering  the 
password. 

The default password is 0000.

 

If  the  function  is  activated,  the  menu  items  below  become 
active and can be adjusted according to your wishes. 

Summary of Contents for PTL 700

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL EN...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...ts Keys 8 Remote Control 9 Initial Installation Power Supply Antenna Audio Videoinput 10 Main Functions 11 Getting Started 12 Daily Operation Program List Favorites List EPG 13 Instant Recording Remin...

Page 4: ...maximal permitted faults which are excluded in warranty Bright Dot 3 Dark Dot 6 Bright Dark Dot 6 Operation and Installation Do not place the device on an unstable surface The device could be damaged...

Page 5: ...om the socket always pull on the plug and not on the cable Otherwise the cable could break If you stop using the device for a long time be sure to unplug the power cord To protect the unit during a th...

Page 6: ...ice is no longer detected please perform a disk diagnostics with your computer or reformat the USB memory device USB devices that consume more than 500mA 0 5A of power will violate the USB specificati...

Page 7: ...ousehold waste Green Dot The Gr ne Punkt denotes that the MAS Elektronik AG pays a duty to the Society for Waste Prevention and Secondary Resource Generation Batteries Every consumer is legally oblige...

Page 8: ...wn navigates up down 5 ENTER OK Confirm 6 Decrease increase volume navigate left right 7 SOURCE Button to switch the signal source 8 Remote sensor 9 Speaker 10 Stand 11 DC IN Connection for the power...

Page 9: ...Yellow function key Blue Taste Blue function key title forward MIX Teletext display transparent spool backward TV RADIO TV Radio switch Start pause playback REVEAL Spool forward INDEX Teletext displa...

Page 10: ...ntenna you must activate the 5V supply voltage for the an tenna input page 17 With the device you can only receive free to air DVB T T2 channels PayTV transmitter and transmitter of the multithek HbbT...

Page 11: ...ween the radio and TV channel list The program list and functions are the same as the TV mode in radio mode Note The TV RADIO button is only active if the device has also found radio stations during s...

Page 12: ...d the initial installation will be complete You can cancel the initial installation at any time by pressing the EXIT key Notes More extensive configuration options for station search are provided by t...

Page 13: ...DETAIL if the uppermost field is highlighted in yellow after pressing the INDEX button You can now press the button in the box below depending on the se lection set the day for the display SENDER or c...

Page 14: ...G You can now optionally manually edit the start time In the last menu item you can set the frequency once daily or weekly With the OK key you save the reminder timer The timer list is displayed with...

Page 15: ...ween predefined image enhancement settings or disable the feature VOLUME You can make the following settings Audio mode You can use the buttons choose between predefined settings Select the User optio...

Page 16: ...lowing settings Menu language In this menu you set the Menu language fixed Audio language In this menu you specify the language of the audio track Subtitle language In this menu you set the language s...

Page 17: ...tings Automatic Search Starts an automatic station search page 12 Manual Search Starts a manual transmitter retuning This is useful if you have only individual fre quencies to scan Program Editor Star...

Page 18: ...ether a software update in the download area is available for your device To change the source press the SOURCE button on the remote control use the buttons to select the desired source and press the...

Page 19: ...will now be previewed Navigate to a Back button to move to a higher directory level Use the navigation buttons to select a specific medium If you stop briefly on the media file a preview is automatica...

Page 20: ...too much inrush current and does not comply with the USB 2 0 specifications This is a sign of incompatibility of the used disk Use a self powered USB 2 0 mass storage device The device will restart oc...

Page 21: ...ranty requirements set by authorities in your country This limited warranty does not cover finishes accessories or batteries nor does it cover damage resulting from accident misuse abuse dirt water b...

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