Sandmartin CTG4-HD Digital Video Broadcasting User Manual CTG4 HD English V1 1 0

Sandmartin(Zhong Shan) Electronic Co., Ltd. Digital Video Broadcasting CTG4 HD English V1 1 0

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Important Safety Instructions  SAFETY PRECAUTION Important Safety Instructions 1, Read these instructions 2, Keep these instructions   3, Heed all warnings   4, Follow all instructions   5, Do not use this apparatus near water 6, Clean only with dry cloth 7,  Do  not  block  any  ventilation  openings.  Install  in  accordance  with  the manufacturer’s instructions. 8, Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat. 9, Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong  are  provided  for  your  safety.  If  the  provided  plug  does  not  fit  into  your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet. 10, Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus. 11, Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer. 12,  Use  only  with  the  cart,  stand,  tripod,  bracket,  or  table  specified  by  the manufacturer, or  sold  with  the  apparatus.  When  a  cart  is  used,  use  cautions when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip-over.   13,  unplug  this  apparatus  during  lighting  storms  or  when  unused  for  long periods of time. 14, Refer all servcing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the  apparatus  has  been  damaged  in  any way,  such  as  power-supply  cord  or plug  is  damaged.  Liquid  has  been  spilled  or  objects  have  falled  into  the apparatus,  the  apparatus  has  been  exposed  to  rain  or  moisture,  does  not operate normally, or has been dropped. 15, WARNING: to reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not  expose this apparatus to rain or moisture. 16,  The  mains  plug  is  used  as  the  disconnect  device,  the  disconnect  device shall remain readily operable.
Important Safety Instructions  SAFETY PRECAUTION CAUTION:    The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of "dangerous voltage" withink the product enclosure that may be so sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to a person. Warning: To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not open the cover or cabinet. No user serviceable parts inside.   Refer servicing to qualified personnel only. The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the apparatus.   Caution:  The  user  is  cautioned  that  changes  or  modifications  not  expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.  For a Class B digital device or peripheral, the instructions furnished the user shall include the following or similar statement, placed in a prominent location in the text of the manual: Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: —Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. —Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. —Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. —Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help  WARNING: The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing of liquids.     No objects filled with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on the apparatus.  WARNING: Do not put a candle or lamp on the cabinet, as this can cause a risk of fire.  WARNING: The unit should be connected to a power supply only of the type described in the  operating  instructions  or  as  marked  on  the  unit.  If  you  are  not sure  of  the  type  of power supply to your home, consult your local dealer or power company.
Important Safety Instructions WARNING: The batteries of the remote control should not be exposed to excessive heat such as fire, direct sun, or similar.  WARNING:  Maintenance  personnel  must  use  the appropriate  tools  and  replacement parts as specified by the manufacturer.  Note:  Do  not  open  the  cabinet  on  this  unit,  as  this  may  expose  you  to  dangerous voltages and radiation.  Unit Cleaning: After the unit power is turned off, you can clean the cabinet, panel and remote control with a soft cloth lightly moistened with a mild detergent solution.  Attachments: Never add any attachments and/or equipment without the manufacturer’s approval, as this may result in the risk of fire, electric shock or other personal injury.  Locating: Slots and openings in the cabinet are provided for ventilation to protect it from overheating. Do not block these openings or allow them to be blocked by placing the unit on a bed, sofa or other similar surface.      Power-Cord Protection: Place the power-supply cord out of the way, where it will not be walked  on  or  pinched,  particularly  at  plugs,  convenience  receptacles,  and  the  point where they exit from the unit.  Object and Liquid Entry: Never put objects of any kind into this unit through openings, as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short-out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock. Never spill any liquid on the unit.  Note: Moisture may be formed inside the unit under the following conditions: •   When the unit is suddenly moved from a cold environment, or an air-condition     room, to a warm place. •   Immediately after a heater has been turned on.   •   In a steamy or very humid room.  If moisture forms inside the unit, it may not operate properly. To correct this problem, wait several hours for the moisture to evaporate before operating the unit.  Parts Replacement: When the unit parts need to be replaced, user should make sure the  service  technician  uses  the  replacement  parts  specified  by  the  manufacturer  or having  the  same  characteristics  as  the  original  part.  Unauthorized  replacement  may create a risk of fire, electric shock or other hazards.  Safety Check: After all the maintenance and repairs are done, the user should request the  service  technician  conduct an  overall  safety  check,  to  ensure  the  unit is  in  proper operating condition.
Important Safety Instructions  1  Contents   1.  Settop  Description  &  Remote  Control ..................................................................2 1.1    Settop Description............................................................................................... 2 1.2    Front Panel Description....................................................................................... 2 1.3    Rear Panel Description ....................................................................................... 4 1.4    Remote Control Description ................................................................................ 6 2.    Basic  Operation ......................................................................................................7 2.1    Switch ‘ON’ the Settop ........................................................................................ 7 2.2    Standby Mode..................................................................................................... 7 2.3    MUTE.................................................................................................................. 8 2.4    AUDIO................................................................................................................. 8 2.5    RECALL.............................................................................................................. 8 2.6    Channel Numbers ............................................................................................... 8 2.7    PPV..................................................................................................................... 9 2.8    GUIDE................................................................................................................. 9 2.9    CH  ▲/▼........................................................................................................... 11 2.10    VOL ◄/►........................................................................................................ 11 2.11    OK................................................................................................................... 11 2.12    MENU ............................................................................................................. 12 2.13    EXIT ................................................................................................................ 12 2.14    PAUSE............................................................................................................ 12 2.15    ZOOM ............................................................................................................. 12 2.16    INFO ............................................................................................................... 13 3.  Menu.........................................................................................................................14 3.1    Programs: ......................................................................................................... 14 3.1.1    TV Channel List .......................................................................................... 14 3.2    User Options ..................................................................................................... 21 3.2.1    Language ................................................................................................... 21 3.2.2    TV System .................................................................................................. 22 3.2.3    Display Setting............................................................................................ 23 3.2.4    Local Time Setting...................................................................................... 24 3.2.5    Timer Setting .............................................................................................. 25 3.2.6    Parental Lock.............................................................................................. 26 3.2.7    OSD Setting................................................................................................ 27 3.2.8    Favorite ...................................................................................................... 28 3.2.9    CAS information ......................................................................................... 28 3.2.10    Restore default values:............................................................................. 28 3.3    Installation......................................................................................................... 29 3.3.1    Auto Scan................................................................................................... 29 3.3.2    Factory Setting ........................................................................................... 30 3.3.3    Software upgrade by OTA .......................................................................... 30 3.3.4    Upgrade by USB......................................................................................... 31 4.    Technical  Specification ........................................................................................32
    2 Remote Control & Panel Description Power/ Standby     Power/ Signal LED Menu, CH+/-,    Vol +/-, OK   USB Remote        Sensor  1.  Settop  Description  &  Remote  Control  1.1    Settop  Description This Settop allows  you to receive unencrypted (free) and encrypted (paid tier) Digital Cable programs from your Cable TV Service Provider.  The Settop will search for additional new channels as soon as you launch the automatic channel search.    All Settop settings can be easily configured via the user interface (Settop Menu).  1.2    Front  Panel  Description      1  POWER Button  Used  to  switch  the  Settop  between  the  ON  mode and  Standby  mode  (Make  sure  the  rear  panel ON/OFF switch is set to ON). 2  Remote Sensor  Detects  the  infrared  (IR)  signals  from  the  remote control  unit.    Point  your  remote  toward  this  area when selecting channels, adjusting volume, etc.
    3 Remote Control & Panel Description  3  Display (4-Digit / 7-Segment) When the Settop is on, this will display the Channel Number you are watching. When  the  Settop  is  in  standby  mode,  this  will display the current Time. 4  LED: Power/Signal Red  light  (POWER)  is  displayed  when  Settop  is plugged in and rear panel switch is in ON position. Yellow light (SIGNAL) is displayed when the Settop is ON and properly tuned to a channel. 5  VOL+/-  Press these buttons to adjust the sound level.    You may also need to adjust your TV volume control to achieve the desired sound level.   These  will  also  serve  as  Cursor  buttons,  for navigating and changing preferences in the Settop Menu. 6  MENU  This  button  allows  you  to  enter  the  Settop  Menu, making it possible to set the Settop features to your preference without using the remote control. This button will also allow you to exit all Menus. 7  CH+/-  Press these buttons to change the channel.       These  will  also  serve  as  Cursor  buttons,  for navigating and changing preferences in the Settop Menu. 8  OK  Press this button to display the channel list.     This button will also serve as the OK button while in the Settop Menu. 9  USB  Flip down the front panel cover  to reveal the USB jack.    Use this to connect an external USB device, which  can  be  used  to  view  pictures,  as  well  as record and playback video content.
    4 Remote Control & Panel Description Cable Input Smart Card Component        Output HDMI Output Video, L/R  Audio Output     CH3/4   RF Output Power Switch  1.3    Rear  Panel  Description          1  CABLE IN  CABLE input of the tuner.    Connect your Cable TV signal to this jack.  2  LOOP OUT  CABLE  output  for  connecting  Cable  TV  signal  to another  device.    This  jack  will  output  the  cable signal at all times, whether the receiver is on or off.  3  HDMI High  Definition  Multimedia  Interface  connection.   This  connection  enables  secure  distribution  of uncompressed high-definition video and audio, in a single  cable.    Because  signals  remain  in  digital format,  HDMI  assures  that  the  images  retain  the highest video quality from your Settop to your TV.  4  VIDEO  Composite  video  output  for  connecting  to your TV video Input jack.
    5 Remote Control & Panel Description  5  AUDIO  AUDIO  output  for  connecting  to  your  TV  Audio Input jacks.  6  SMART CARD  De-scramble  pay  TV  services  for encrypted-premium  channel  content  reception (contact your Cable  TV Provider for this Card and to order programming).    Be sure the Smart Card is inserted with proper orientation.  7  TO TV  RF Modulator output for connecting to your TV RF input (Analog CH3/4 RF Output).  8  ANT IN  Antenna  input  for  connecting  a  terrestrial  off-air antenna.    This  input  will  pass  thru  to the  ‘TO TV’ output, but only when the Settop is set to Standby or Off.    9          Y Pb Pr  Component  output  for  connecting  high  quality Video to your TV.        10 AC IN  Main Power cord for your Settop.    11 POWER ON/OFF Allows  user  to  completely  switch  off  power  to  the Settop,  without  having  to  unplug  the  Main  Power cord.
    6 Remote Control & Panel Description  1.4    Remote  Control  Description
    7 Basic Operation  2.    Basic  Operation 2.1    Switch  ‘ON’  the  Settop First,  plug  in  your  Settop.    Next,  set  the  Power  ON/OFF  switch  on  the  rear panel of the Settop to ‘ON’.    Then, press the [Power] button on the front panel or remote control, to turn the Settop ON. When the Settop is first  used,  it will start a ‘First Time Setup’ walk-thru operation.        ? Frequently Asked Question Q:  My Settop is powered on, but the TV screen shows nothing: A:   Make sure your TV is set to the correct video input. For example, if you have connected the Settop to the HDMI1 input of your TV, then you need to select the corresponding input of the TV.    Q:  My Settop is powered on, but only a “No Signal” display is shown. A:  The  channel  you  selected  has  no  signal.  This  can  be  caused  by several reasons: 1.  The  channel  you  selected  currently has  no  programming  from  your  cable provider.    Select another channel. 2.  The signal of the current TV channel is too weak. You can try changing to another  channel  with  a  stronger  signal.  If  the  problem  still  exists,  please consult your local Cable TV Provider.  2.2    Standby  Mode   1.  Press the [Power] button on the front panel or remote control, to switch from operational mode [ON] to standby mode [OFF]. 2.  In  standby  mode,  press  the  [Power]  button  on  the  front  panel  or  remote control, to switch to operational mode [ON].    The last active channel will be tuned and displayed. 3.  To switch the Settop off completely, set the Power ON/OFF button on the Rear Panel to [OFF]. Or, you may unplug the main power cord from the AC wall outlet.
    8 Basic Operation  2.3    MUTE   1.  Press the [Mute] button to mute the sound. An icon will be displayed on the screen to indicate the sound has been muted. 2.  Press the [Mute] button again to restore the sound.  2.4    AUDIO   1.  Press the [Audio] button to open the Audio Mode window. 2.  Select the desired audio program with [CH▲/▼] and change the value with [VOL◄/►].    2.5    RECALL Press  the  [Recall]  button  to  toggle  between  the  current  channel  and  the previously selected channel.  *You may also use this [PGDN / RECALL] button when in the GUIDE to quickly page down thru the available channels.  2.6    Channel  Numbers Enter  the  channel  number  directly  with  your  remote  control  and  confirm  the number with the [OK] button, to change to the desired channel.
    9 Basic Operation  2.7    PPV <This section left blank intentionally>  2.8    GUIDE The  Settop  has  an  Electronic  Program  Guide  (EPG)  to  help  you  navigate through all available channels. The EPG supplies information such as channel listings, program descriptions, and starting/ending times for all programs.  Press the [GUIDE] button to display the Electronic Program Guide.   NOTE:  When  in  this  menu,  use  the  color  buttons  on  your  remote  control  to correspond to the color coded function (for example, the Green-Time feature is accessed by pressing the Green-GUIDE button on your remote).  1. Press the RED button on the remote control, which corresponds to the RED (Time)  command  on  the  bottom  of  the  screen.    You  will  then  enter  into  the following screen.
    10 Basic Operation       2. Use  the  [VOL◄/►]  buttons  to  select the  chosen  icon,  then press  the  [OK] button to set that action.    Press the [EXIT] button to return to the original EPG screen.   3.  Press  the  GREEN  button  on the  remote  control,  which  corresponds  to  the GREEN (Timer) command on the bottom of the screen.    You will then enter into the following screen.  Icons  to  navigate around the EPG Back to actual time Navigate at a “30 minute interval“ Navigate at a “2 hour interval“ Navigate at a “daily interval“
    11 Basic Operation    To navigate, press the [CH, VOL◄►] buttons and set related date, as well start time and duration. Using this Timer menu, you may set the Settop to tune your desired channel (or tune and record) at a preset time.    Save your settings by highlighting ‘Save’ and pressing the [OK] button.    2.9    CH  ▲/▼ Press the [CH▲/▼] buttons to change the channel.  2.10    VOL  ◄/► Press the [VOL◄►] buttons to adjust the volume.  2.11    OK 1.    Press the [OK] button to open the Channel List window. You can also select your different “Favorites” groups by pressing [VOL◄/►]. 2.    Once you’ve selected the desired  Channel /  Favorites  list,  you can  select the desired channel by pressing the [CH▲/▼] buttons to highlight the channel, then confirm it by pressing the [OK] button.   3.    Press the [EXIT] button to return to normal TV viewing.
    12 Basic Operation  You  may  also  use  the  [OK]  button  to  direct  tune  a  channel.    First,  enter  the desired Channel number using the remote control number keys, then press [OK] to tune that channel. You also use this [OK] button while setting features in the Settop Menu system.    2.12    MENU Press the [Menu] button to enter or exit the current menu.  2.13    EXIT Press the [Exit] button to exit the current menu.    You may press this button to escape  any  on  screen  display  or  function,  including:    ZOOM,  INFO,  GUIDE, Channel List,    etc..  2.14    PAUSE 1.  Press the [PAUSE] button and the picture will be paused, but the sound of the channel will still continue. 2.  Press the [PAUSE] button again to return to normal viewing.  2.15    ZOOM 1.  The  [Zoom]  button  allows  you  to  magnify  the  video.    You  may  use  this button during normal viewing, or you may press [PAUSE] and zoom a still picture.     2.  Press the [Zoom] button the first time and you will see ‘ZOOM x1’ displayed in the lower right corner of the TV screen.    Press [ZOOM] again and the image  will  enlarge  to  ‘ZOOM  x2’.    Press  [Zoom]  again,  and  repeat  until you  reach  the  desired  magnification  (Zoom  has  the  following  possible magnification settings: x1, x2, x4, x6, x8, x12, x16). 3.  In “x2 ~ x16” Zoom mode, use the    [CH▲/▼ / VOL◄/►] buttons to move the image center area to the portion of the video you want to view. 4.  Press the [Exit] button to close the “Zoom” window.
    13 Basic Operation    *You may also use this [PGUP / ZOOM] button when in the GUIDE to quickly page up thru the available channels.  2.16    INFO Press the [INFO] button to open the information screen.    This window will show the channel number being received, the channel ID, program description, and the current date and time.           Service   Information Channel name   Channel number
    14 Menu  Settings  3.  Menu    3.1    Programs:    3.1.1    TV  Channel  List The  TV  Channel  List  menu  allows  you  to  modify  the  channel  list  to  your preference.      Note:    When  in  this  menu,  use  the  color  buttons  on  your  remote  control  to correspond to the color coded function (for example, the Green-Edit feature is accessed by pressing the Green-GUIDE button on your remote).  Using this menu, you may: a)  Set the channels to be protected by Lock. b)  Edit, or rename, your channels. c)  Move, or rearrange, the channel order. d)  Set you favorite (FAV) channels into specified ‘Favorite Lists’.
    15 Menu  Settings    Move the “highlighted” selection to the desired channel by pressing the [CH] buttons.    Then  press  the  [OK]  button  to  preview  the  current  highlighted program in the top, right preview window.  3.1.1.1    Lock 1.  Press the [RED] button on the remote, to enable the “Lock” mode. Use the  [CH]  buttons  to  highlight  a  channel  you  wish  to  protect/Lock, and  confirm  the  action  with  the  [OK]  button.      Enter  the  PIN  code (default  is ‘0-0-0-0’).    Once a channel is Locked, a  small Icon  will be visible next to the channel. 2.  Press the [RED] button again, or press the [EXIT] button, to exit “Lock” mode.  Once all “Lock” changes have been made, press the [EXIT] button to return to  the  main  ‘Channel  List’  menu.    At  this  time,  a  message  will  appear asking, “Are you sure to save?”.    Select yes, press the [OK] button, and all of your ‘Lock’ settings are saved.
    16 Menu  Settings    3.1.1.2    Edit Press  the  [GREEN]  button  to  enable  the  “Edit”  mode.    You  can  then  select between “Sort”, “Edit” and “Delete”.  3.1.1.2.1    Sort Press the [RED] button to “Sort” the channels, then select the sorting method you  prefer.  There  are  eight  sorting  methods  available.  Press  the  [CH] buttons  to  highlight  the  desired  sorting  method  and  press  the  [OK]  button  to confirm.
    17 Menu  Settings  Available sorting options. -  Name (A-Z):        Sorting in Alphabetical order. - Name (Z-A):        Sorting in reverse Alphabetical order. - Free/Scramble:      All Free channels will be listed first and Scrambled   (paid tier) channels will be listed next. - Lock:          All locked channels will be listed first in channel list. - Service ID:        Sorting the channels by Channel Number. - HD/SD:         All HD channels will be listed first and SD channels   will be listed next.     - Favorite:        All Favorite channels will be listed first. - Default:    3.1.1.2.2    Edit Press  the  [GREEN]  button,  then  press  the  [CH]  buttons  to  highlight  a channel you wish to Edit, and confirm the action with the [OK] button.    This will open the “Rename” window as shown below:    1.  Press  the  [YELLOW]  button  to  select  ‘CAPS’,  this  will  set  the  letters  to capital case or lower case. 2.  Press  the [RED]  button  to  select  ‘Del’,  this  will  delete  the  last  character shown.
    18 Menu  Settings  3.  Press the [BLUE] button to select ‘OK’, this will save the Rename changes you have made. 4.  Press  the  [EXIT]  button  to  cancel  the  operation  and  Exit  the  “Rename” window.  3.1.1.2.3    Delete 1.  Press  the  [BLUE]  button,  then  press  the  [CH]  buttons  to  select  a channel you wish to Delete from the channel list, and confirm the action with the [OK] button.    An ‘x’ will appear next to the channel you have chosen to delete. 2.  Press the [BLUE] button again, or press the [EXIT] button, to exit “Delete” mode.    Once all “Delete” changes have been made, press the [EXIT] button to return to the main ‘Channel List’ menu. At this time, a message will appear asking, “Are you sure to save?”.    Select yes, press the [OK] button, and all of your Delete changes are saved.  NOTE:    If you delete a channel from the main TV Channel list and would like to add it back, you must perform an ‘Auto Scan’.
    19 Menu  Settings  3.1.1.3    Move    1.  Press the  [YELLOW] button, then press the  [CH] buttons to highlight the channel you wish to move, and confirm the action by pressing the [OK] button.    A small icon will appear next to the channel you have chosen to Move.   2.  Press  the [CH]  buttons  to  Move  the  selected  channel  to the  desired location in the Channel List. 3.  Press the [OK] button to drop the channel into the desired location in the Channel List. 4.  Press  the  [YELLOW]  button  again,  or  press  the  [EXIT]  button,  to  exit “Delete” mode.    Once all “Move” changes have been made, press the [EXIT] button to return to the main ‘Channel List’ menu. At this time, a message will appear asking, “Are you sure  to  save?”.    Select  yes,  press the  [OK] button,  and all of  your Move changes are saved.
    20 Menu  Settings  3.1.1.4 Favorites  1.  Press the [BLUE] button,  then press the  [CH]  buttons to highlight  the channel you wish to add to your Favorite List.     2.  Press the [OK] button and a drop down menu of ‘Favorite Lists’ will appear.     3.  Press the [CH] buttons to highlight the ‘Favorite List’ you would like to add the selected channel to.     4.  Press the [OK] button to add the channel, a small icon will appear next to the ‘Favorite List’ you have chosen.   5.  Press the [BLUE] button again, or press the [EXIT] button, to exit “Favorite” mode.    Once all “Favorite” changes have been made, press the [EXIT] button to return to  the  main  ‘Channel  List’  menu.  At  this  time,  a  message  will  appear  asking, “Are  you  sure  to  save?”.    Select  yes,  press  the  [OK]  button,  and  all  of  your Favorite changes are saved.
    21 Menu  Settings  3.2    User  Options    3.2.1    Language    1.  Press  the  [CH]  buttons  to  highlight  ‘Language’.    Then  press  the [VOL◄►]  buttons  to  select  from  the  many  available  menu  languages, including: English, French, German, Russian, Arabic, Portuguese, Turkish, Spanish, Polish and Italian. 2.  Closed Caption: You can set the Closed Caption language if the operator provides such service. 3.  Press the [Exit] button to return to the ‘User Options’ menu.
    22 Menu  Settings  3.2.2    TV  System    3.3.2.1    Video Resolution Press  the  [CH]  buttons  to  highlight  ‘Video  Resolution’.    Then  press  the [VOL◄►] buttons to cycle through the available Video Resolutions: -> 480P -> 720P -> 1080i.   NOTE: a.  This setting only affects the HDMI and Component (YPbPr) output. b.  Be sure your TV supports the format you select.  3.2.2.2  Aspect Mode Press  the  [CH]  buttons  to  highlight  ‘Aspect  Mode’.    Then  press  the [VOL◄►] buttons to cycle through the available Aspect Modes: Auto -> 4:3PS -> 4:3LB -> 16:9
    23 Menu  Settings  3.2.2.3    RF Channel     Press  the  [CH]  buttons  to  highlight  ‘RF  Channel’.    Then  press  the [VOL◄►] buttons to select CH3 or CH4. NOTE:    This  will  set  the  ‘TO  TV’  output  connection  on  the  rear  of  your Settop.    This is used to connect to an analog TV set using a standard RF cable.  3.2.3    Display Setting This  menu  allows  you  to  set  the  picture  Brightness,  Contrast,  and  Saturation levels.
    24 Menu  Settings  3.2.4    Local  Time  Setting      1.  GMT-Usage:  Refers  to  the  time  provided  by  the  TV  signal.  Press  the [VOL◄►]  buttons  to  change  the  settings  between  ‘ON’  and  ‘OFF’.   Select ‘OFF’ if you would like to set the time manually. 2.  GMT-Offset:    This option is available only when you set the GMT-Offset to  ‘ON’.  Press  the  [VOL◄►]  buttons,  to  set  “GMT  Offset”.  Select  the appropriate ‘Time Zone’ for your location. 3.  Daylight Savings Time: You can set to’ ON’ or ‘OFF’.   4.  Date and Time:    These options are only available if you set GMT-Offset to  ‘OFF’.  Press  the  [VOL◄►]  buttons  to  move  the  cursor  and  use  the number buttons to set the date and time. NOTE: There may be instances when your TV signal does not provide the time and date signal.    In this case, please set this data manually.   5.  Press the [Exit] button to return to the ‘User Options’ menu.
    25 Menu  Settings  3.2.5    Timer  Setting     1.  Timer  Setting:  Press  the  [CH]  buttons  to  highlight  one  of  the  8 available Timers. Press [VOL◄►] to enter into the following menu:    2.  Timer Mode:    Select the required Timer mode with the [VOL◄►] buttons. Select between ‘OFF’, ‘Once’ or ‘Daily’. 3.  Timer service: Select between ‘Record’ or ‘Channel’.   •   If  Record  is  chosen,  the  Receiver  will  tune  the  channel  and  begin Recording at the set time.     •   If Channel is chosen, the Receiver will tune the channel at the set time.
    26 Menu  Settings  4.  Wakeup  Channel:    Press  the  [OK]  button  to  enter  the  channel  list  and select the related channel you want to set. 5.  Wakeup Date: Use the number keys to input your wakeup date.   6.  On Time:    Use number keys to set the wakeup time.   7.  Duration:    Set the duration (length of the program you will record or watch) of the selected service.    3.2.6    Parental  Lock Allows you to protect the main menu and the channels (which are previously set in  the  ‘Channel  List  –  Edit’  menu)  with  a  PIN  code.  The  default  password  is “0000”:    1.  Menu Lock:      Press the [VOL◄►] button to set ‘ON’ or ‘OFF’     •   When this is set to ‘ON’, you must enter the password before you are allowed to access the Settop menus.   •   When  this  is  set  ‘OFF’,    no  password  is  required  to  access  the Settop menus 2.  Channel Lock:      Press the [VOL◄►] buttons to set ‘ON’ or ‘OFF’. When  this  is  set  to  ‘ON’, the  channels  which  are  previously  marked  as ‘Lock’ in the ‘Channel List – Edit’ menu may only be viewed if the correct PIN code is entered. The default password is “0000”. 3.  New Password: You can change the default password from “0000“ to any 4 digit number you choose.
    27 Menu  Settings  NOTE: If you change your password, make sure you do not forget or lose it.   If the password is lost, you will have to contact your cable TV Provider for assistance. 4.  Confirm Password 5.  Press [EXIT] to return to the ‘User Options’ menu.  3.2.7    OSD  Setting    1.  OSD  Timeout:    When  you  are  changing  channels  during  normal  Settop use,  an  ‘Information  Banner’ will  appear,  which  gives  detailed  information about the current channel. This ‘OSD Timeout’ setting will change the length of time this Information Banner is shown. •  Press the [VOL◄►] buttons to set the time. The amount of time this banner  will  appear  can  be  changed  between  “1  second  ~  10 seconds”. 2.  OSD Transparency:    Press the [VOL◄►] buttons to select one of the 5 possible levels of transparency, 10%, 20%, 30%, and 40% and “OFF” (this means OSD is NOT transparent). 3.  OSD Banner position:  You can adjust the Information Banner position to one of 14 possible levels, from -10 ~ +3.     •  Selecting  the  +3  setting  will  move  the  Information  Banner  to  the lowest part of your TV screen.
    28 Menu  Settings  •  Selecting  the  -10  setting  will  move  the  Information  Banner  to  our highest setting, slightly below the center of the TV Screen.  3.2.8    Favorite Use this menu to rename the ‘Favorite’ groups to your own preference.    3.2.9    CAS  information This menu is intended for use with a Smart Card, which will be provided by your Cable TV Provider.        3.2.10    Restore  default  values: Restores all ‘User Option’ menu settings back to original Default values.
    29 Menu  Settings  3.3    Installation    1.  Press the [CH] buttons to highlight the desired function. 2.  Press the [OK] button to enter.  3.3.1    Auto  Scan    1.  Allows you to automatically scan in all available Cable TV channels.
    30 Menu  Settings 3.3.2    Factory  Setting   1.  Restores your Settop to original factory settings.     NOTE:    All  channel  list  information  and  favorite  channels  lists  will  be deleted.    3.3.3    Software  upgrade  by  OTA The Settop Software may be updated automatically, by an Over-The-Air (OTA) Update.
    31 Menu  Settings  3.3.4    Upgrade  by  USB The  Settop  Software  may  also  be  updated  using  the  USB  connection.    Your Cable TV Provider will inform you should such an upgrade be necessary.    *When upgrading your Settop Software via USB connection, the update process looks like the following:    Note: Do not remove the USB stick or power off during Update operation.
    32 Technical  Specification  4.    Technical  Specification  VIDEO Decoding                                      MPEG4 / H.264 and MPEG-2 compatible Output                480P/720P/1080i Aspect ratio              4:3PS, 4:3LB, 16:9, Auto  AUDIO Decoding          MPEG-2/MPEG-1 layer I & II, AAC, Dolby AC3 Sampling rate        32 / 44.1 / 48  DEMODULATOR Demodulation          16~ 256 QAM, Annex B    INPUT SIGNAL RF Input          Type F; 75 Ohms Frequency          54MHz ~ 864MHz   Input level         -20dBmV -20dBmV  OUTPUT Connections RF Modulator        CH3/4; Type F; 75 Ohms V/L/R            Composite Video and analog L/R audio YPbPr            Component Video HDMI              Version 1.2, with HDCP v1.3c USB           USB 2.0    MISCELLANEOUS Supply voltage        120VAC 60Hz Power consumption      Max. 20 watts Operation temperature    +5° to +40° Storage temperature      -20° to +70° Dimension (W * D * H)    280 * 210 * 65mm Weight          1.9 Kg

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