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The Remote Control
Batteries in the Remote Control
Remove the battery compartment cover and insert 2
AAA(1.5V) batteries. Note the + and – markings and in-
sert the batteries as indicated. Replace the cover.
The remote control is your main tool to control virtu
-
ally every function available in your digital TV box.
POWER
Power saving mode on / off
PORTAL
Currently not in use
MUTE
Toggle sound off / on.
0–9
Enter numbers / values to choose a channel.
MENU
Open / close the main menu.
EXIT
Return from menu to current channel.
C / -
Changes channel on the current
channel list, one unit at the time
INFO (i)
Show information for current programme
(if available), or other programmes in the TV
Guide. Press a second time to close it.
BACK
Go back in menus.
PAGE + / -
Scroll sideways in the Halfpipe menu.
VOL + / -
Increase / decrease volume.
Up / Down
Use to enter or leave menus. When watch-
ing TV, these buttons can be used to go to
next / previous channel. When information
for a programme is shown,
Up / Down
is used
to switch to information about later pro-
grammes.
Left / Right
Moves left / right in menus. When informa-
tion for a programme is shown,
Left / Right
is used to show information about pro-
grammes on other channels.
OK
Use to enter / select alternatives in menus
and display menu at current channel.
Red, Green, Yellow, Blue
Used for colour buttons in Tele-
Text mode. They are also used for extra func
-
tions in certain menus where their functions
are defined.
GUIDE
Show / hide TV Guide.
TXT
Show / hide Tele-Text for current channel.
OPT
Open / close options menu. Displays further
options such as subtexts and language al-
ternatives for the current programme when
watching TV as well as options to modify
saved or planned recording timers.
*
Currently not in use.
PLAY / PAUSE
Play / pause playback
STOP
Stop recording / playback
FFWD
Fast forward
REW
Rewind
REC
Show recordings menu
LIB
Shortcut to folder
All Recordings
F1 / F2
Currently not in use
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