LG Touch DVB T80, Руководство пользователя

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DVB-T broadcasting screen
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Moves to the EZ menu.
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Battery status
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DVB-T broadcasting display
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Moves to the home menu.
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Control icons
• To move to the previous/next channel
• To capture screen display
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Channel list icon
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DVB-T TV/Radio display
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Information display for the currently broadcasting channel
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Current time/date
* When watching DVB-T, the actual time, date, and GMT time off-
sets are set automatically.
If the displayed time is not correct, the time and timezone must
be set manually.
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Receiving signal strength
Note
- The player may be overheated since the player consumes more
power while enjoying DVB-T broadcast. Overheating does not af-
fect the signal receiving of the broadcast.
- Only the UHF band broadcast is supported in this player.
- Reception sensitivity may be different depending on signal receiv-
ing areas.
- Signal reception may get weak while moving in bus, train, or some
places enclosed by builldings or indoors depending on countries
adopting DVB-T standard.
- HD channels and paid ones are not supported in this player.
Entering the DVB-T mode
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Press LCD to enter the DVB TV/Radio mode.
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When there is no saved channel, the screen is displayed as
below. Press OK, the player starts searching channels.
- Press Cancel when channel search is not completed, the last
searched channel is broadcasted.
In that case, only the channels the player searched at that time
are saved.
- When channel search is completed, the player moves to TV mode
and last searched TV channel is broadcasted.
- In the case only radio channels are searched, the player moves to
Radio mode and a last searched Radio channel is broadcasted.
- You can enjoy the broadcasting only on a horizontal screen.
- The searched channels may differ depending on the service areas.
2-b
Press Cancel, the screen is changed into standby mode.
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Press and drag right upward to return to the Home menu.
- In that case, the broadcasting stops automatically.
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Enjoying DVB-T
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The making of unauthorized copies of copy-protected material,
including computer programs, files, broadcasts and sound
recordings, may be an infringement of copyrights and constitute
a criminal offence. This equipment should not be used for such
purposes.
Be responsible
Respect copyrights