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CHANNEL LISTS

You can enjoy thousands of TV and radio
programs with your CD.TV410. These
programs are all available from the 
"All channels" list. Your CD.TV410 makes
it easy to find your favourites from among
all those available, by organising program
lists.

TV/Radio Mode

You can switch between TV and Radio
mode, using the TV/Radio button. When
Radio mode is selected, a logo appears
on the TV screen ; all other information
is available as for TV programs. As it
offers the same possibilities as TV mode,
radio mode will not be discussed further.

Free TV

When scanning a satellite, the CD.TV410
detects unencrypted channels. You can
access these channels from the "Free
TV" list.

Important : a channel may be free at
certain times and encrypted
at others. The operator is
also free to decide to
change access to a
channel. Therefore, there
is no guarantee as to
whether a channel is free
or encrypted. Moreover,
some unencrypted channels
are not suitable for all
viewers, especially young
or sensitive people. 
Therefore, we advise you
to lock these channels (see
end of chapter). 

Favourite channel lists

With your CD.TV410, you can person-
alise up to 8 favourite channel lists. 
Use the

buttons for this function

CREATING CHANNEL LISTS

Select "Your TV lists" in the menu, then
select one of the eight lists displayed on
the screen. These lists are initially called
TV1, TV2, ..., TV8.

The next screen is then displayed.
The right-hand column contains the
names of the channels added to this list. 

NOTE: the same channel may appear
in several lists.

PROGRAM LISTS

Channel
Operator
Satellite
Frequency
Encryption

1

Channel 1

2

Channe 2

>

3

Channe 3

4

Channe 4

5

Channe 5

6
7
8
9

10
11

List

Add channels

Remove

Move selection

Change position

Rename list

Save

OK

Summary of Contents for CD.TV410

Page 1: ...6 37 4 Using the remote control Main menu p 38 39 5 Connection and first time use p 40 42 6 Reception adjustment p 43 44 7 Channel scan p 45 46 8 Program lists p 47 49 9 Electronic Program Guide p 50...

Page 2: ...ish installation Although not supplied with the receiver we advise reading the satellite dish installation instructions When in doubt contact your satellite dish specialist Remote control batteries Th...

Page 3: ...phone telematics or broadcast The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for direct or indirect fraudulent use of the device example counterfeiting piracy or illicit copying REGARDING THE ASSOCIATED...

Page 4: ...32 2 ORANGE light digital TV signal detected on the antenna CD TV410 Optional smart card reader chip upside Power supply indicator GREEN in function RED standby Standby button...

Page 5: ...2 YOUR DIGITAL RECEIVER Remote control activation indicator infrared Navigator Smart card reader chip upside GREEN light auxiliary source indicator video recorder other satellite receiver OK List butt...

Page 6: ...r a S VHS or Hi 8 video recorder Terrestrial antenna input Terrestrial antenna connection optional remodulator The remodulator allows the channel received by satellite to be added to the channels rece...

Page 7: ...no F plug fitted on the cable isolate the cable as shown in the diagram below and carefully screw it onto the cable until it stops While fitting the plug make sure there is no contact between the out...

Page 8: ...eyboard keys 0 to 9 The Guide key displays the details of the current program and gives access to the Electronic Program Guide up to 8 days information These keys are used to scroll the alphabet and t...

Page 9: ...Special functions Available information current program and program guide if broadcasted by the operator Access to the audio configuration languages mono stereo of the current program Satellite progra...

Page 10: ...ver you can access a large number of programs available via satellite by creating personalised program lists Chapter 8 describes this list function in depth Program selection Navigator gives you acces...

Page 11: ...e button to validate your choice and or open the next screen Press the button to return to the previous screen Press the button to leave the config uration menu Chapter 8 describes Your TV lists Your...

Page 12: ...ur TV set is in stereo the scart cable will provide you with stereo sound Also connect your video recorder to the receiver using a Scart cable Scart plug VCR AUX Connecting a second TV With this conne...

Page 13: ...ll guide you through the configuration by displaying the neces sary menus Local Time configuration To configure local time the difference between local time and Greenwich Mean Time GMT has to be indic...

Page 14: ...es with only one LNB and a DiSEqC 1 2 compatible motor A number of other configurations with one or two switch levels are also available Use the buttons P P to move vertically to configure each level...

Page 15: ...add new satellites to your receiver this screen displays a graphic which repre sents the reception level and digital signal noise ratio You receive digital signals You must tell your receiver which tr...

Page 16: ...our motorised dish at 0 using the buttons East or West Position your dish in a southerly direction Use a compass taking into account the magnetic drift of the location Lock your dish in place Activate...

Page 17: ...an information table broadcasted by the satellite in accordance with the DVB standard NIT Network Information Table This table includes most of the programs available on the satellite This method is...

Page 18: ...re than four symbol rates activate the command several times Frequency Scan This mode is used to specify a frequency a polarization and a specific symbol rate Use this mode for scanning specific trans...

Page 19: ...s also free to decide to change access to a channel Therefore there is no guarantee as to whether a channel is free or encrypted Moreover someunencryptedchannels are not suitable for all viewers espec...

Page 20: ...deselect it press once again Validate your selection by pressing the Blue button Changing the numbering To change the number of a channel press the Yellow button to give it a particular number or pres...

Page 21: ...l to the right of the name To delete a channel A channel can be deleted using the Red button A red line appears crossing out the name To lock a channel The Yellow button allows you to lock unlock a ch...

Page 22: ...ly The name of the next program is displayed in the upper right hand corner of the screen with the time it starts and ends The buttons allow you to alternate between the display of the current and fol...

Page 23: ...e horizontally Time segments corresponding to a program can be of four different colours Yellow if the program is being broadcast Green if it is to be broadcast later Orange when the broadcast is over...

Page 24: ...he Smart card command of the Configuration menu For each smart card reader CD TV410 recognises whether or not a card is inserted together with its conditionnal access The cards recognised depend on yo...

Page 25: ...ogue screen appears Use the navigating arrows together with the digital buttons to define the date and time of wake up then validate your choice with the button The CD TV410 goes into standby automati...

Page 26: ...LNB power supply Vert 13 V Hor 18 V 500 mA max LNB switching 22 kHz DiSEqC 1 1 Tone Burst Dish positioner DiSEqC 1 2 compatible CONNECTIONS IF and loopthrough 2 F type connectors TV 1 Euro Scart PAL...

Page 27: ...d comprises specific commands for directing dish rotation FEC FEC stands for Forward Error Correction used to correct signal transmission faults between the satellite and your dish PID The PID code Pa...

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