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DVB-T digital television receiver
DVB-T can distract the driver while the vehicle is moving. On
many installations, the handbrakes needed to be applied
otherwise DVB-T and DVD will not be shown on the screen.
DVB-T mode can be entered using (1) SRC button on the front
panel (2) SRC button on the remote control (3) tap the top-left
corner of the screen then tap the TV icon.
Assuming the TV antenna is configured correctly and the power
supply to the antenna amplifier (if present) is turned on, TV
reception should be possible. Tap anywhere on the screen to
call up the control icons around the pane:
The backdrop of this screen may be different due to screen
overlay. When a TV channel is available, its picture will be
shown in the background. The icons can be activated by
positioning your finger tip very accurately on them then tap the
touch screen in that area. Notice the “UP”, “DOWN”, “LEFT” and
“RIGHT” triangles in the middle of the four screen edges. These
are used to navigate the menu, e.g. to move over the next or
previous item.
Tap MENU at the upper left to display the following screen. (In
this picture, we have tapped the “LEFT” triangle to scroll to
“Preferences” on the right.)
Locate “Installation” then tap “OK”:
Highlight “Country Setting”. Tap “OK” on the upper left corner
to display the following screen.
On this screen select the country that you are in. This will enable
the DVB-T tuner to find TV stations in the correct digital TV
frequency band.
Now you are ready to search for available TV stations. After
crossing border from one country to another, “Country Setting”
needs to be changed before doing a new search. From the
screen shown immediately above, tap “Return” then use the
triangle icons to move to “Automatic Search” (immediately
below “Country Settings” two pictures back).
The search needs a few moments to complete. The “Progress”
bar tells the user how much of the frequency band has been
scanned for TV channels. When we are done, DVB-T
programmes are available to watch.
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