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ICC1-TC Tuner/Controller Product Manual 082020
Setup Notes
Channel Scan
A channel scan will be required prior to initial use and subsequently following any changes to the received channel line-up. The channel
scan may be initiated in either on-screen setup menu or by iCC-Net command. The Air or Cable scan mode should be selected for the
intended application prior to initiating the scan.
Tuning Cable Channels
The ICC1-TC will skip encrypted channels automatically during a channel scan. The scan of analog channels may be skipped by pressing
Select
after the scan has started. Typically, the digital channels will not use the same Guide numbers as a cable box.
Air/Cable
The ICC1-TC has separate channel memories for air and cable channels. It is possible to toggle between the two channel memories. A
separate channel scan for each mode will be required. The toggle may be initiated by simultaneously pressing the
Up
and
Down
buttons on
the front panel or pressing the
A/C
button on the IR remote.
DVI
Compatibility with DVI displays is normally supported and automatically detected. Forced DVI may be manually selected from the HDMI-DVI
menu setting.
Audio
The HDMI digital audio format may be selected as AC-3, PCM or PCM variable. The volume settings do not affect HDMI digital audio in AC-3
or PCM modes. PCM Variable supports volume control on all audio outputs. The analog audio outputs always follow the volume control
settings. If there is no audio, make sure the volume is all the way up (and not muted). A “motorboat” sound means the display does not
support AC-3, and the mode should be changed to PCM.
IR Control
Interference from room fluorescent lights can cause problems with IR remote operation. If this occurs, the frequency of the IR may
be changed in the HD2-RC remote. Hold
Select
and press “
9
” to set the IR frequency at 57 KHz. Hold Select and press “
4
” to set the
IR to the normal 38 KHz frequency.
If there is significant IR interference, an IR-RXD Remote Sensor may be required. Cover the front-panel IR sensor to reduce
interference.
Disabling the IR sensor in the configuration settings will disable the front panel IR sensor and the rear panel IR In jack.
The ICC1-TC will respond to a universal remote with the TV type set to Sharp.
Restore Factory Default Settings
The unit may have the configuration restored to the factory default settings. The channel list is not changed as this data is stored in
separate memory.
The factory default settings may be restored using the on-screen text menu. Hold the
Menu
button to open the on-screen text menu.
Select the System menu and scroll to Firmware. Verify that the System firmware is displayed. Press
Select
to bring up the blinking cursor.
Simultaneously press
Select
and
Menu
to restore the default settings.
On-Screen Text Menus
