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Page 2: ...Contents Notice 2 5 Before Using HD Receiver 6 9 Installation 10 11 Program Guide 20 22 Basic Operation 12 19 Troubleshooting 30 Troubleshooting Guide 31 Copyrighs 32 Navigating Menu 23 29 1...
Page 3: ...tand to use and to maintain the installation The information in this document is subject to change without notice This HD Receiver has been manufactured to comply with international safety standards P...
Page 4: ...addition no objects filled with liquids such as vases should be placed on the apparatus 4 CLEANING Disconnect the product from the wall outlet before cleaning Use a light damp cloth no solvents to dus...
Page 5: ...z Do not place the product on an unstable cart stand tripod bracket or table where it can fall A falling product can cause serious injury to a child or adult and serious damage to the appliance 10 LI...
Page 6: ...ections Failure to follow one of them may cause electrical shock z Do not open the main body z Do not insert metals or inflammable objects inside the product z Do not touch the power plug with wet han...
Page 7: ...Accessories 1 1 RCA AV Cable 1 pc 1 2 AAA Batteries 1 pair 1 3 User Manual 1 pc 1 4 Remote Control Unit 1 pc 1 5 Warranty Card 1 pc 1 6 Power Adapter 1 pc 1 7 Quick Install Guide x 1 pc 1 1 1 2 1 3 6...
Page 8: ...light means POWER ON Orange means Signal and Red means STANDBY LED display will show current channel number and screen resolution 2 3 Channel buttons Change channel 2 4 VOL button Adjust volume 2 5 M...
Page 9: ...O Video signal output connects to TV or VCR using the RCA cable Y 3 4 AUDIO L R Audio output connects to TV or VCR using the RCA cable R W 3 5 COMPONENT VIDEO HD video output connects to Y Pb Pr on yo...
Page 10: ...Control 9 Standby mode Resolution Chan in channel list Access Menu Numerical Buttons EPG Teletext Mute Aspect Ratio Volume Back to previous channel Confirm and arrow bottons Exit OSD on screen Favorit...
Page 11: ...nent cable Connect AUDIO OUT L R on the HD Receiver to AUDIO IN L R on the TV using the RCA cable Set VIDEO INPUT SOURCE on your TV to COMPONENT Note This connection supports up to 1080i mode 1 2 Usin...
Page 12: ...onnect Optical on the HD Receiver to Optical INPUT on the amplifier using an optical cable 3 Powering on Connect power adaptor cable to the 12V power input socket at the rear panel of the HD Receiver...
Page 13: ...to a channel using Channel List or Program Guide Audio Volume Control 1 Press VOL VOL button or button to adjust volume 2 Press MUTE button to mute Note Mute status will not be changed when channel i...
Page 14: ...p Down button to select subtitle language 4 Press OK button MENU button or EXIT button to close the SUBTITLE Setting Menu AUDIO Setting You can select audio language and audio format if the current se...
Page 15: ...ON Setting Menu NOTE Once you lock the service video picture will be invisible when you unlock the service you have to enter the correct password ASPECT RATIO Setting Set the video output display rati...
Page 16: ...e Type Channel Number Signal Level Signal Quality Event name Event content Event duration System Time and Date etc 1 Press INFO button to pop up Service Information window 2 If the current service sup...
Page 17: ...eam is MEPG 2 coded The Video Aspect Ratio of current service is 16 9 The Video Aspect Ratio of current service is 4 3 The Video quality of current service is High Definition The Video quality of curr...
Page 18: ...nt content rating is G suitable for the audience over 9 years old The current content rating is PG suitable for the audience over 11 years old The current content rating is M suitable for the audience...
Page 19: ...LETEXT Available only if icon is shown in the information window Press TTX button to show TELETEXT on the screen press MENU button EXIT button to close the TELETEXT function STANDBY Press Power button...
Page 20: ...ICE LIST NOTICE If the service is LOCKED the LOCK icon will be displayed and password will be required upon entering FAVORITE LIST 1 Press FAV button to pop up FAVORITE LIST 2 Press Up Down button to...
Page 21: ...rmation 1 Press EPG button to enter Program Guide window Scheduled program list will be loaded automatically 2 Service List will be highlighted Press button to select your desired service and press OK...
Page 22: ...content in Genre Mode 4 Press button to move to your desired program press INFO button to view the detailed information Reserving Program 1 Press RED button to switch to the Program List move to your...
Page 23: ...edule list menu press button to highlight your pre set reminder program press RED button to delete 3 If the reserved programs are on the same date and same time System will prompt you to select from a...
Page 24: ...ager press OK button to enter Edit Service Menu 2 Press button to move to your desired service Press OK button to select the service 3 Press RED button to set the selected services or the current serv...
Page 25: ...ber Service List on the top right part and Signal Indicator at bottom right corner 3 Press button button to change channel Press RED button to delete services on the selected channel Press OK button t...
Page 26: ...ol press OK button and input correct password to enter Parental Control Menu 25 2 When Change PIN Code is highlighted press OK button to change Password 3 When Parental Guidance is highlighted press O...
Page 27: ...button to enable or disable Power On Timer press OK button to pop up Power on setup menu Service No is the program ID when system Powers On Default the current service Time is the time of Power On 3...
Page 28: ...e is highlighted press OK button to pop up Zone list select your state and press OK button to confirm SYSTEM Setting 1 Press MENU button to pop up Main Menu select System Setting and press OK button t...
Page 29: ...desired item press OK button to pop up the settings submenu press to select your desired value then press OK button to confirm 3 When System Information is highlighted press OK button to display the H...
Page 30: ...ted press OK button and input the correct password to restore the Default Settings of this system NOTE Don t switch off the Power Supply when you restore the Default Setting If restored to factory def...
Page 31: ...ces information is FULL Please delete unwanted existing service programs to free the memory for the new ones If the screen displays a notice Service Change this means that the current service is not a...
Page 32: ...Make sure that the RCA connections are correct Connections are correct but the TV set is NOT switched to the right external AV source Refer to the user manual of your TV set Main Menu can be displaye...
Page 33: ...ny form or by any means or stored in a database retrieval system without prior written permission from us The information of this manual is based on the current version of the product We reserve the r...
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