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Tevion TSD-DR40HD User Guide

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Email: svencsh@optushome.com.au

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Change Register for this document

Date Revision Description of Change Changed By

20-May-08 1.0 Initial version Sven Eriksen

03-Jun-08 1.1 Added section on transferring a video tape cassette recording

from VCR to DVD

Sven Eriksen

09-Jul-08 1.2 Updated Section 3.1 which is now called “Searching for

Australian Free-to-Air TV Channels

Sven Eriksen

31-08-08 1.3 Updated Section 5.4.2 Compiling a DVD by copying from HDD

to DVD

Sven Eriksen

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Contents

1. Introduction..............................................................................................................1

1.1 Purpose.................................................................................................................................................................. 1

1.2 Home Entertainment System Components............................................................................................................ 1

1.3 Home Entertainment System Remote Controls..................................................................................................... 1

1.4 The Tevion TSD-DR40HD Digital Video Recorder (DVR) ................................................................................. 1

1.5 Some Technical Terms.......................................................................................................................................... 2

1.6 Front Panel ............................................................................................................................................................ 3

1.7 Rear Panel ............................................................................................................................................................. 3

1.8 Power/Mode Indicator........................................................................................................................................... 3

1.9 Display Panel ........................................................................................................................................................ 4

1.10 System Messages................................................................................................................................................... 4

1.11 Remote Control ..................................................................................................................................................... 5

2. Connections ..............................................................................................................6

2.1 Connection Diagram ............................................................................................................................................. 6

2.2 Connection Details................................................................................................................................................ 6

3. Initial DVR Set Up Procedure ................................................................................7

3.1 Searching for Australian Analogue TV Channels ................................................................................................. 7

3.2 Searching for Australian Digital TV Channels...................................................................................................... 8

3.3 Complete List of Australian TV Channels found by Scan..................................................................................... 8

3.4 Deleting a TV Channel from List.......................................................................................................................... 9

3.5 Reassigning Program Numbers for TV Channels in List .................................................................................... 10

3.6 Renaming Australian TV Channels in List.......................................................................................................... 11

4. DVR Set Up Menus in Detail ................................................................................12

4.1 Setup Menu – Recording..................................................................................................................................... 12

4.2 Setup Menu – Video............................................................................................................................................ 13

4.3 Setup Menu – Audio ........................................................................................................................................... 14

4.4 Setup Menu – Language...................................................................................................................................... 14

4.5 Setup Menu – Date/Time .................................................................................................................................... 14

4.6 Setup Menu – Preferences................................................................................................................................... 15

4.7 Setup Menu – Time Shifting and Hard Disk Management.................................................................................. 15

4.8 Setup Menu – DVB............................................................................................................................................. 16

5. Using the DVR........................................................................................................17

5.1 Watching TV Live............................................................................................................................................... 17

5.1.1 Watching a TV Program (Digital Video Brodcast) Live............................................................................................. 17

5.1.2 Time-Shifting while Watching a TV Program (Digital Video Brodcast) Live............................................................ 17

5.2 Playing Discs....................................................................................................................................................... 18

5.2.1 Playing CDs................................................................................................................................................................ 18

5.2.2 Playing DVDs............................................................................................................................................................. 18

5.3 Using the Hard Disk Drive.................................................................................................................................. 19

5.3.1 Watching a TV Program from HDD........................................................................................................................... 19

5.3.2 Recording a TV Program (DVB) Live on HDD.......................................................................................................... 19

5.3.3 Scheduling the Recording of a TV Program on HDD................................................................................................. 20

5.3.4 Deleting a TV Program Recorded on HDD ................................................................................................................ 22

5.3.5 Changing the Title of a TV Program Recorded on HDD ............................................................................................ 23

5.3.6 Changing the Index Picture of a TV Program Recorded on HDD............................................................................... 24

5.3.7 Hiding Unwanted Segments from a TV Program Recorded on HDD......................................................................... 25

5.4 Using the DVD Recorder .................................................................................................................................... 26

5.4.1 Scheduling the Recording of a TV Program on DVD................................................................................................. 26

5.4.2 Compiling a DVD by Copying from HDD to DVD.................................................................................................... 28

5.4.3 Transferring a Video Tape Cassette Recording to DVD ............................................................................................. 29

5.4.4 Finalising a DVD for External Use............................................................................................................................. 31

6. Troubleshooting, Warranty and Technical Support..........................................32

6.1 Troubleshooting Guide........................................................................................................................................ 32

6.2 Warranty.............................................................................................................................................................. 33

6.3 Customer Service from Pebble Electronics ......................................................................................................... 33

6.4 Help Line Queries ............................................................................................................................................... 34

7. Conclusion ..............................................................................................................36

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1. Introduction

1.1 Purpose

The purpose of this document is to explain setup, performance and common usage of the

Tevion DVR TSD-DR40HD Digital Video Recorder (DVR).

The DVR was purchased from Aldi, Brandon Park Shopping Centre, Glen Waverley, Victoria,

on the 20th March 2008 for inclusion in our home entertainment system.

1.2 Home Entertainment System Components

Our Home Entertainment System now includes the following components:

•Roof-top Television Antenna providing TV/FM signal

•Television Antenna Booster providing stronger TV/FM signal to two devices

•Three-Way Splitter for feeding TV antenna signal to three devices

•Bang & Olufsen Beomaster 7000 Radio/Amplifier (for quality sound)

•Bang & Olufsen Beocord 8000 Audio Tape Cassette Player

•Toshiba 2918DH Television (TV)

•Panasonic NV-HV60 Video Cassette Recorder (VCR)

•Tevion TSD-DR40HD Digital Video Recorder & DVD/HDD Recorder (DVR)

1.3 Home Entertainment System Remote Controls

Our Home Entertainment System includes the following remote control devices:

•Bang & Olufsen Beolink 7000 Remote Control (large BRC for complete control)

•Bang & Olufsen Beolink 1000 Remote Control (small BRC for partial control)

•Toshiba 2918DH Television Remote Control (TRC)

•Panasonic NV-HV60 Video Cassette Recorder Remote Control (VRC)

•Tevion TSD-DR40HD Digital Video Recorder Remote Control (DRC)

•Logitech Harmony 880 Universal Remote Control (LRC)to replace all of the above

1.4 The Tevion TSD-DR40HD Digital Video Recorder (DVR)

The DVR is capable of processing and recording various video signals into high quality DVD

disc and HDD, such as the input signals of TV stations, ordinary disc players and Digital Video

cameras.

In addition, the machine has all the functions of an ordinary DVD player. It can record on hard

disk and DVD and it can copy from hard disk to DVD.

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1.5 Some Technical Terms

TERM MEANING

BRC Beomaster Remote Control (s). Small one in bedroom and large one in

lounge room.

Button A button on a Remote Control (shown in Bold Face, e.g. DVB) or

displayed on screen.

Chapter and Track Each title can contain one or more “Chapters” or “Tracks”

DRC DVR Remote Control

DVD Digital Versatile Disk. A removable storage device for video and data

files. We make a distinction between:

•DVD-R or DVD+R, disks that can be recorded once only.

•DVD-RW or DVD+RW, disks that are rewritable.

Recordings on rewritable DVD disks can be done in several sessions

(prior to disk finalisation).

DVDs recorded can always be played back on this device, but to make a

recorded DVD playable on a computer and other DVD players a process

of “Disk Finalisation” needs to be performed.

DVR Digital Video Recorder. A machine that can record video using digital

(rather than analogue) technology. This term is perhaps not used as

much as PVR, but is probably the better term.

HDD Hard Disk Drive. A storage device for large amounts of data. The

Tevion DVR has an HDD capacity of 400Gb,

Key A key on a Remote Control (shown in Bold Face, e.g. HDD)

PVR Personal Video Recorder. A machine that can record video not just for

you but for anyone else who is around.

Recording Quality This device can record on HDD and DVD in six different densities

giving rise to six different levels of recording quality each taking up

increasing amounts of space:

SPEED DVD HDD QUALITY

SLP (Super Long Play) 6 hrs 562 hrs Low

EP (Extended Play) 4 hrs 371 hrs Moderate

LP (Long Play) 3 hrs 261 hrs Normal

SP+ (Standard Play +) 2.5 hrs 221 hrs Good

SP (Standard Play) 2 hrs 191 hrs Very Good

HQ (High Quality) 1 hrs 94 hrs Best

Title Each recording is called a “Title” or a “program”. The term “Title” is

also used for a text field associated with a recorded TV program in

which you can enter a textual name to identify the program.

TRC TV Remote Control

VCR Video Cassette Recorder. Amachine that can record video on video

tape cassettes.

VRC VCR Remote Control

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1.6 Front Panel

The Front Panel of the DVR allows basic operation without the use of the Remote Control.

On the left is a door leading to some further connection sockets:

1394 DV IN VIDEO IN AUDIO IN USB IN

1.7 Rear Panel

The Rear Panel of the DVR contains a number of sockets allowing connection to other

television and hi-fi equipment.

1.8 Power/Mode Indicator

Alarge circular Power Indicator is located at the right corner on the front of the unit. When the

unit is plugged in and powered on, the power indicator will be lit in one of three different

colours, depending on the current mode of operation:

Red Unit is in stand by mode, meaning the unit is currently not in use. Press STAND

BY/ON button to place it into playback mode.

Blue Unit is in playback mode, meaning the unit is ready for normal operation, such as

watching a TV program or playing a DVD.

Purple Unit is in recording mode, meaning the unit is currently recording a program on

HDD or DVD. The unit cannot be used for any other purpose (except watching the

program being recorded) until the current recording task has been completed.

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1.9 Display Panel

The Display Panel of the DVR makes use of a number of Indicators to provide information

about what the unit is currently being used for (media type, chapter/track, elapsed time, etc.).

The Display panel will be blank, if the unit has been powered off.

1DVD Indicator 8 Pause Indicator

2 SVCD/VCD/CD Indicator 9 Chapter Indicator

3 MP3 Indicator 10 Elapsed Time Indicator

4Timer Recording Indicator 11 Dolby Digital Indicator

5 Recording Indicator 12 Surround Sound Indicator

6 Play Back Control (PBC) Indicator 13 TV Indicator

7Play Indicator 14 Time Shift Indicator

1.10 System Messages

As a result of tasks being initiated by the user, system status and other messages will be

displayed on the TV screen.

For example, a couple of minutes prior to a scheduled hard disk recording actually starting, the

following message will appear on screen:

Notice:

Atimer recording task is preparing to be executed.

Please wait…. Only STOP key can terminate this.

When the recording actually starts, the following system status message will be displayed on

screen:

Sys. State: RECORDING

Record To: Hard Disk AS: EP(50min/GB)

Elapsed time: hh:mm:ss Remain Time: hh:mm:ss

When the recording has stopped, the following system status message will be displayed on

screen:

Sys. State: STOP

Record To: Hard Disk AS: EP(50min/GB)

Elapsed time: 00:00:00 Remain Space: xx:xx:xx

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1.11 Remote Control

The DVR Remote Control (DRC) allows operational control of the DVR for television viewing

and recording (on DVD or HDD), playing CDs and DVDs as well as recording from/to USB

and/or DV devices attached at the front or rear of the unit.

REMOTE CONTROL BUTTON FUNCTION

STANDBY/ON

OPEN/CLOSE

DVD

HDD

USB

DVB

Buttons 0-99

ADD/CLEAR

NAVIGATION

SETUP

TITLE

SELECT

DISC OPER

TIMER

REC/OTR

EDIT

PLAY

STOP

PAUSE/STEP

MUTE

REV

FWD

CH+/CH-

VOL+/VOL

RED

GREEN

YELLOW

BLUE

AUDIO

SUBTITLE

ANGLE/EPG

RETURN

REPEAT

SLOW

ZOOM

DISPLAY

PROG

RANDOM

PS/IS

GOTO

SOURCE

RADIO

P/N

TS/BUF

Turn DVR Off Red Light) or On (Blue Light)

Open or close DVD tray

Use DVD for playback or recording

Use Hard Disk for playback or recording

Use USB device for playback or recording

Use TV Tuner(s) for playback or recording

Select Program n for playback or recording

Mark programs for copying from HDD to DVD

Enter On-Screen Display (OSD) Navigation Menus

Enter Setup Menus

Show list of programs, or edit program title

Select current choice (also Up, Down, Left, Right)

Enter Menu system

Enter DVD editing menus

Enter Timer Recording Menus

Each Press gives 30 mins of One Touch Recording

Enter Edit menu for DVD recordings

Start or resume playback

Stop playback (twice to “rewind”)

Pause or move forwards in steps (frames)

Turn speakers off or back on

Reverse through current program (DVD or HDD)

Go forwards in current program (DVD or HDD)

Go to previous chapter or track (DVD or HDD)

Go to next chapter or track (DVD or HDD)

Change channel up or down (DVB)

Change volume up or down (DVB, DVD, HDD)

Use for Digital Channel setup and management

Select an audio track on a disk

Enter subtitle language menu (some DVDs)

Change viewing angle (some DVD) or Open EPG (Radio)

Return to upper level menu

Enter Repetition menus (DVD)

Slow down HDD/DVD video display speed/Sort HDD program list

Enlarge screen image (3 sizes)

Show timeline for a few seconds

Edit program playlist (does not appear to work?)

Play DVD or CD tracks in random sequence

Hold down for 3 secs to toggle TV output format between PS and IS

Use with DVD for repositioning by title, chapter or time

Enter Source Selection menu

Select from list of digital radio stations

Toggle TV system between PAL and NTSC

Enter time shift mode (does not appear to work?)

The PROG and the TS/BUF buttons do not appear to work. Further investigation or technical

support is required to resolve this.

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2. Connections

2.1 Connection Diagram

The following diagram provides a pictorial view of the equipment and connections used in our

Home Entertainment System.

Toshiba TV

Roof-top TV/FM

Antenna

Tevion TDS-DR40HD

Hard Disk / DVD

Digital Video Player /

Digital Video Recorder

Bang & Olufsen

Beomaster 7000

Radio/Amplifier

Panasonic

VCR

3-Way Splitter

Booster

Audio

Output

FR/FL

Digital Tuner IN

Digital Tuner OUT Analog Tuner IN

Analog Tuner OUT

RF IN RFOUT

S-Video

OUT S-Video IN

TV/AUX

Antenna IN Video 1 IN

Video/Audio OUT

RCA

COAX

2.2 Connection Details

Cable connections are shown below to facilitate reconnections should that be required. Most

cables are Quad Shielded Radio Frequency (RF) Coaxial type. By utilising the “pass-

through/loop” features on both DVR and VCR, the cabling has been made as simple as possible

giving priority to the DVR and VRC and leaving only Radio/Amplifier and TV to be connected

via a splitter. One socket on Booster and one socket on Splitter are still unused.

Cable Type Connect One End of Cable To Connect Other End of Cable To

RF/Coaxial Antenna socket in wall Antenna socket on Antenna Booster

RF/Coaxial TV OUT socket 1 on Booster Digital Tuner IN socket on DVR

RF/Coaxial Digital Tuner OUT socket on DVR Analogue Tuner IN socket on DVR

RF/Coaxial Analogue Tuner OUT socket on DVR RF IN socket on VCR

RF/Coaxial RF OUT socket on VCR IN socket on 3-Way Splitter

RCA Video/Audio OUT socket on VCR Video-1 IN on Toshiba TV

RF/Coaxial Out socket 1 on 3-Way Splitter FM Antenna IN on Beomaster 7000

RF/Coaxial Out socket 2 on 3-Way Splitter Antenna IN on Toshiba TV

RCA/DIN Audio Output FR/FL on DVR TV/Aux socket on Beomaster 7000

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3. Initial DVR Set Up Procedure

After all device connections have been accomplished a number of initial setup procedures will

need to be performed. Areas shaded in grey may or may not be needed as part of the procedure

(they are mostly to do with our particular procedures for powering devices up or down).

3.1 Searching for Australian Free-to-Air TV Channels

Since we are (in Australia) still using analogue TV signals, the available channels need to be

configured:

1. On TRC press Power button to turn on the TV (if not already on).

2. On TRC press button until

is shown.

3. On DRC press STANDBY/ON button to turn on the DVR and wait until “No disc”

message is shown.

4. On DRC press SETUP button to enter “Setup” menus and display the “Setup Menu –

Recording”.

5. On DRC press Right Arrow button to actually enter “Setup Menu – Recording”.

6. On DRC press Down Arrow button to “Auto Scan Channel” option and press SELECT

button.

7. On DRC if prompted to confirm the action just press SELECT button.

8. On DRC in “Scan Channels” screen press SELECT button leaving “Tuner input source”

set to “Air”.

9. On DRC press SELECT button to start a search for Analogue TV Channels.

10. The actual scanning will take a minute or two and will probably find six Fre-to-Air TV

channels. Each channel found is identified by a program number (Pxxx) and a channel

number (CHzzz).

11. On DRC press Down Arrow button to “Program Table”. Then press SELECT button to

enter the “Sort” screen where the list of program numbers and channel names will be

visible. The list is as follows:

P003 CH002 (should be renamed ABC01)

P009 CH007

P011 CH009

P013 CH010

P025 CH028 (should be renamed SBS28)

P028 CH031

12. On DRC press Down Arrow button to get to P003 CH002 then press the SELECT

button to enter the “Modify channel information” screen.

13. On DRC press Down Arrow button to move down to the Name field and change it one

character at a time to the desired name (e.g. CH002 changed to ABC01) and leaving all

other settings as they are.

14. Repeat Steps 11-13 renaming CH028 to SBS28.

15. On DRC press SETUP button to exit “Setup” menus.

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3.2 Searching for Australian Digital TV Channels

Since we are (in Australia) beginning to use digital TV signals, the available channels need to

be configured.

1. On TRC press Power button to turn on the TV (if not already on).

2. On TRC pressed button until

is shown.

3. On DRC press STANDBY/ON button to turn on the DVR and wait until “No disc”

message is shown.

4. On DRC press DVB button.

5. On DRC press SETUP button to enter “Setup” menus and display the “Setup Menu –

Recording”.

6. On DRC press Up Arrow button to display the “Setup Menu – DVB”.

7. On DRC press Right Arrow button to actually enter “Setup Menu – DVB”

8. On DRC press Down Arrow button to “Auto Scan Digital Channels” option.

9. On DRC press SELECT button to start a search for Digital TV Channels. This will take a

few minutes. Each channel found is identified by a program number and a channel name.

10. It turns out that the list of 21 available digital TV channels identified by this search

actually includes 5 of the 6 available analogue TV channels (only Channel 31 was not

found for some reason). In addition, the scan also found 6 digital radio stations (available

via the RADIO button).

11. On DRC press SETUP button to exit Setup menu.

3.3 Complete List of Australian TV Channels found by Scan

The list of 21 TV channels found by the Scan for Digital Channels contains a number of

duplicate channels as well as some that are not yet available or deemed not useful.

0001 TEN HD

0002 TEN Digital should be deleted (is experimental)

0003 TEN HD should be deleted (is a duplicate)

0004 SBS

0005 SBS NEWS

0006 SBS2 should be deleted (is a duplicate)

0007 Nine Digital

0008 Nine Digital should be deleted (is a duplicate)

0009 Nine Guide should be deleted (is of little interest)

0010 7 Digital

0011 7 Digital 1 should be deleted (is a duplicate)

0012 7 Digital 2 should be deleted (is a duplicate)

0013 7 Digital 3 should be deleted (is a duplicate)

0014 7 HD Digital should be deleted (is a duplicate)

0015 7 Guide should be deleted (is of little interest)

0016 ABC HDTV should be deleted (is a duplicate)

0017 ABC1

0018 ABC2

0019 ABC1 should be deleted (is a duplicate)

0020 ABC3 should be deleted (is a duplicate)

0021 SBS HD should be deleted (is a duplicate)

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3.4 Deleting a TV Channel from List

To get down to the list of useful channels, do the following:

1. On TRC press Power button to turn on the TV (if not already on).

2. On TRC pressed button until

is shown.

3. On DRC press STANDBY/ON button to turn on the DVR and wait until “No disc”

message is shown.

4. On DRC press DVB button.

5. On DRC press SETUP button to enter “Setup” menus and display the “Setup Menu –

Recording”.

6. On DRC press Up Arrow button to display the “Setup Menu – DVB”.

7. On DRC press Right Arrow button to actually enter “Setup Menu – DVB”.

8. On DRC press SELECT to enter “Digital Channel Management” menu and display the

current list of available programs and channels.

9. On DRC press SELECT to enter “Digital Channel Management” menu.

10. Use CH+ or CH- button to highlight channel to be deleted.

11. Press GREEN button to mark channel for deletion.

12. Go back to Step 10 until all 14 channels deemed unnecessary have been marked for

deletion leaving only 7 relevant ones.

13. Press SELECT button twice to confirm deletion and save updated list:

0001 TEN HD should be reassigned to 0005 CH 10

0002 SBS should be reassigned to 0001 SBS

0003 SBS NEWS should be reassigned to 0006 SBS NEWS

0004 Nine Digital should be reassigned to 0004 CH 9

0005 7 Digital should be reassigned to 0003 CH 7

0006 ABC1 should be reassigned to 0002 ABC1

0007 ABC2 should be reassigned to 0007 ABC2

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3.5 Reassigning Program Numbers for TV Channels in List

To reassign the program number for a given channel, so that the corresponding channel can be

invoked by pressing the corresponding number on the numeric button on the DRC, do the

following:

1. On TRC press Power button to turn on the TV (if not already on).

2. On TRC pressed button until

is shown.

3. On DRC press STANDBY/ON button to turn on the DVR and wait until “No disc”

message is shown.

4. On DRC press DVB button.

5. On DRC press SETUP button to enter “Setup” menus and display the “Setup Menu –

Recording”.

6. On DRC press Up Arrow button to display the “Setup Menu – DVB”.

7. On DRC press Right Arrow button to actually enter “Setup Menu – DVB”.

8. On DRC press SELECT to enter “Digital Channel Management” menu and display the

current list of available programs and channels:

0001 TEN HD should be reassigned to 0005 and renamed CH 10

0002 SBS should be reassigned to 0001 and renamed SBS

0003 SBS NEWS should be reassigned to 0006 and renamed SBS NEWS

0004 Nine Digital should be reassigned to 0004 and renamed CH 9

0005 7 Digital should be reassigned to 0003 and renamed CH 7

0006 ABC1 should be reassigned to 0002 and renamed ABC1

0007 ABC2 should be reassigned to 0007 and renamed ABC2

9. Use CH+ or CH- button to highlight channel to be reassigned, e.g. 0002 SBS.

10. Press BLUE button and use CH+ or CH- button to move identified channel up or down

so as to achieve a new program number, e.g. 0001 SBS.

11. Press YELLOW button to confirm the reassignment.

12. Repeat the above until all programs have been assigned the correct program numbers:

0001 SBS

0002 ABC1

0003 7 Digital

0004 Nine Digital

0005 TEN-HD

0006 SBS NEWS

0007 ABC2

All that remains now is for a few of the channels to be renamed.

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3.6 Renaming Australian TV Channels in List

To rename a given channel, do the following:

1. On TRC press Power button to turn on the TV (if not already on).

2. On TRC pressed button until

is shown.

3. On DRC press STANDBY/ON button to turn on the DVR and wait until “No disc”

message is shown.

4. On DRC press DVB button.

5. On DRC press SETUP button to enter “Setup” menus and display the “Setup Menu –

Recording”.

6. On DRC press Up Arrow button to display the “Setup Menu – DVB”.

7. On DRC press Right Arrow button to actually enter “Setup Menu – DVB”.

8. On DRC press SELECT to enter “Digital Channel Management” menu and display the

current list of available programs and channels:

0001 SBS

0002 ABC1

0003 7 Digital should be renamed CH 7

0004 Nine Digital should be renamed CH 9

0005 TEN-HD should be renamed CH 10

0006 SBS NEWS

0007 ABC2

9. Use CH+ or CH- button to highlight channel to be renamed, e.g. 0005 TEN HD.

10. Press YELLOW button to display an on-screen keyboard. Current name (TEN HD_) is

displayed below the keyboard on a yellow background. The last letter of the current name

is highlighted on the keyboard (in this case D).

11. Use CH- button to move down into the yellow field.

12. Press GREEN button to delete all letters in current name.

13. Use CH+ button to move back into keyboard and highlight the first/next letter of the new

name.

14. Press RED button to select that highlighted letter.

15. Repeat the above until all letters of new name have been entered, e.g. CH 10.

16. Press SELECT button to lock in the new channel name.

17. Repeat the above until all channels have been renamed as required.

18. List of program numbers and channel names are now as required for daily operation:

0001 SBS SBS advertised TV programs

0002 ABC1 ABC advertised TV programs

0003 CH 7 Channel 7 advertised programs

0004 CH 9 Channel 9 advertised programs

0005 CH 10 Channel 10 advertised programs

0006 SBS NEWS SBS World News in original languages

0007 ABC2 ABC digital TV programs

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4. DVR Set Up Menus in Detail

As demonstrated in the previous chapter, the Setup menus can be accessed by pressing the

SETUP button on the DRC. Navigation is done by means of the Right Arrow,Left Arrow,

Up Arrow,Down Arrow and SELECT buttons.

Here is a detailed description of each Setup menu.

4.1 Setup Menu – Recording

This menu deals with settings that have an impact on recording of TV programs.

Submenu Comments

Auto Chapter Marker Enables a given recording to be divided into time periods or

“Chapters” of equal length, so you can skip a certain amount

of time forwards or backwards using the NEXT or PREV

buttons on the DRC. This would probably not be relevant for

recordings that already have a natural division into Chapters,

such as classical music videos; for such a recording the

feature should be turned Off.

5 Options: 5/10(default)/20/30/Off

Set to 5 mins

Record Quality Enables the quality of a recording to be reduced so as to take

up less space on the recording media. This device can record

on HDD and DVD in six different densities giving rise to six

different levels of recording quality each taking up an

increasing amounts of space:

SPEED 4.7Gb DVD HDD QUALITY

SLP (Super Long Play) 6 hrs 562 hrs Low

EP (Extended Play) 4 hrs 371 hrs Moderate

LP (Long Play) 3 hrs 261 hrs Normal

SP+ (Standard Play +) 2.5 hrs 221 hrs Good

SP (Standard Play) 2 hrs 191 hrs Very Good

HQ (High Quality) 1 hrs 94 hrs Best

Choosing the highest quality setting (HQ) would only be of

interest for classical music videos, but for ordinary videos the

lowest quality setting (SLP) may not be quite good enough

(EP will probably be an adequate choice).

Set to EP = Extended Play

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Auto Scan Channel Enables the initiation of a search for analogue TV channels.

Press SELECT button to start the SCAN.

This makes the unit perform a scan for Analogue TV

programs. Each program found is identified by a program

number (Pxxx) and a channel number (CHzzz).

The following Australian Analogue programs and channel

numbers were found by this scan:

P003 CH002 (should be renamed ABC01)

P009 CH007

P011 CH009

P013 CH010

P025 CH028 (should be renamed SBS28)

P028 CH031

Only do this once. If you do it again any editing done via

“Modify Channel” will be lost.

Modify Channel Enables the editing of channel attributes, e.g. channel name.

Press SELECT button to begin the EDIT.

This makes it possible to change channel attributes to other

values than those found by the auto scan.

Program Table Enables selection of a channel, so that you can edit it via

“Modify Channel”. Done for CH002 and CH028) so that each

of these could be renamed as indicated above.

SORT

4.2 Setup Menu – Video

This menu deals with settings to do with TV system being used.

Submenu Comments

TV Type Enables selection of video system (PAL in Europe and

Australia, NTSC in America and Japan

2Options: PAL (default)/NTSC

Set to PAL

TV Display Enables selection of screen ratio (4:3 or 16:9)

3 Options: 4:3 LB (default)/4:3 PS/16:9 WS

Set to 4:3 PS

Video Output Format Enables selection of output format depending on capabilities

of the TV. Modern TVs support Progressive output.

2Options: Interlaced (default)/Progressive

Set to Interlaced

(since our old Toshiba TV doesn’t support Progressive)

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4.3 Setup Menu – Audio

This menu deals with settings to do with audio and speaker system being used.

Submenu Comments

Analogue Audio Output Enables selection of speaker setup (2 channel stereo or 5.1

channel surround sound)

2 Options: 2 CH (default)/5.1 CH

Set to 2 CH

SPDIF Output Enables selection of audio file format (Raw digital data or

Linear Pulse Code Modulation data)

2 Options: RAW (default)/LPCM

Set to RAW

LPCM Output Enables the selection of audio sampling frequency.

2 Options: LPCM 48K/LPCM 96K (default)

Set to LPCM 96K

4.4 Setup Menu – Language

This menu deals with settings to do with language used on menus and displays.

Submenu Comments

System Language Enables displays in preferred language. Set to English

Audio Language Enables displays in preferred language. Set to English

Subtitle Language Enables displays in preferred language. Set to English

Disk Menu Language Enables displays in preferred language. Set to English

4.5 Setup Menu – Date/Time

This menu deals with date and time settings of importance for recording of TV programs.

Submenu Comments

Date/Time Setting Enables accurate setting of date and time.

3Options: Auto (default)/Manual/Auto DVB

Set to Auto (with Program = P003 ABC02)

Program P001 ----------

Date (mm/dd/yyyy) Enables setting of current date. Caution:This allows

American date format only (month day year)!

Displays mm dd yyyy (factory default 01 01 2008)

Set to: Current date (in American date format)

Time (hh:ss) Enables setting of current time.

Displays hh:mm (factory default 06:24)

Set to current time

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4.6 Setup Menu – Preferences

This menu deals with settings that have an impact on viewing of TV programs.

Submenu Comments

Parental Level Enables the setting of appropriate protection against playback

of disks which are not suitable for children unless a password

is entered.

Set to No Parental Control

Change Password Enable password change, if Parental Control has been

activated and a password has been entered.

Press SELECT to start the process.

Reset to factory Defaults Enables the resetting of all options to factory defaults.

Press SELECT to start the process.

Screensaver Enables use of a screensaver sourced by default pictures.

Press SELECT to choose between ON or OFF

4.7 Setup Menu – Time Shifting and Hard Disk Management

This menu deals with settings to do with time shifting and hard disk management.

Submenu Comments

Time Shift Buffer Mode Enables selection of time-shift mode (Refresh or Preserve)

Press SELECT to choose between REFRESH or PRESERVE

Hard Disk Info Enables display of information about hard disk size.

Press SELECT to display information.

Space Management Enables selection of hard disk space management (manual or

automatic) if or when hard disk space is exhausted.

Manual space management means that if no more space is

available on the hard disk a message will be displayed “The

hard disk drive is full. Please erase some programs to perform

further recording.”.

Automatic space management means that if no more space is

available on the hard disk will delete oldest recording too

make more space available.

Set to Manual

Empty Hard Disk Enables the hard disk to be emptied. All hard disk recordings

will be erased.

Press SELECT to start the process.

Erase Optical Disk Enables a disk in optical disk drive to be erased. All

recordings on the disk will be erased.

Press SELECT to start the process.

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4.8 Setup Menu – DVB

This menu deals with settings to do with Digital TV Channels.

Submenu Comments

Digital Channel Management Enables access to Digital Channel Management menu.

Auto Scan Digital Channels Enables the initiation of a search for digital TV channels.

This makes the unit perform a scan for digital TV programs.

Each program found is identified by a number and a channel

name. In Australia a total of 21 programs may be found, some

of which are duplicates or irrelevant.

Press SELECT button to start the SCAN

Manual Scan Digital Channels Enables manual scanning for a particular digital channel

according to name or frequency.

Press SELECT to enter Manual Scan of Digital Channels

menu.

Favourite Digital Channels Enables the creation and maintenance of a list of favourite

programs.

Press SELECT to enter Favourite Digital Channels menu.

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5. Using the DVR

The Tevion DVR provides a number of useful facilities, including the following:

•Viewing television programs on our favourite channels in good video and audio quality.

•Good quality playback of CDs and DVDs.

•Easy recording of television programs onto hard disk or DVD for later viewing.

•Transfer of recorded programs from Hard Disk to DVDs.

•Afunction called “time-shifting” allowing the viewing of a television program to be

paused, while the continuation of the program is being recorded on hard disk (useful if the

phone rings in the middle of viewing).

5.1 Watching TV Live

5.1.1 Watching a TV Program (Digital Video Brodcast) Live

This is probably the most common use we will make of the DVR.

1. On TRC press the Power button to turn on the TV (if not already on).

2. On TRC press the button until

is shown.

3. If theBeomaster 7000 is in Stand By mode, press at the centre of the blank polished panel

at the bottom of the BRC to activate it. Then on BRC first press Source on main panel

and then press TV on blue LCD panel.

4. On DRC press the STANDBY/ON button to turn on the DVR and wait until “Hello”

display on front panel has been replaced by “No disc” message shown on screen.

5. On DRC press the DVB button (once or twice) to show TV programs from digital

channels.

6. On DRC use numbered buttons, Down Arrow,Up Arrow,CH+ or CH- to select

program to watch.

5.1.2 Time-Shifting while Watching a TV Program (Digital Video Brodcast) Live

This allows you to take a pause for up to 60 minutes while watching a TV program live, for

example to answer the telephone. Not sure yet how to do this. More research required.

1. On TRC press the Power button to turn on the TV (if not already on).

2. On TRC press the button until

is shown.

3. On DRC press the STANDBY/ON button to turn on the DVR and wait until “Hello”

display on front panel has been replaced by “No disc” message shown on screen.

4. On DRC press the DVB button (once or twice) to show TV programs from digital

channels.

5. On DRC use numbered buttons, Down Arrow,Up Arrow,CH+ or CH- to select

program to watch.

6. On DRC press the ?

Found on a Forum: While still in Timeshift mode, press the Record button and hold it for 3 seconds.

This will transfer the entire buffer to hard disk.

Question: How do I go into Timeshift mode in the first place?

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5.2 Playing Discs

5.2.1 Playing CDs

If an Audio CD is inserted into the Disc Drawer of the DVR it will be played straight away.

1. If theBeomaster 7000 is in Stand By mode, press at the centre of the blank polished panel

at the bottom of the BRC to activate it. Then on BRC first press Source on main panel

and then press TV on blue LCD panel.

2. On DRC press the STANDBY/ON button to turn on the DVR and wait until “Hello”

display on front panel has been replaced by “No disc” message shown on screen.

3. On DRC press OPEN/CLOSE button to open the tray.

4. Insert CD in tray.

5. On DRC press OPEN/CLOSE button again to close the tray. The CD takes a few

seconds to load and then starts playing.

6. Use DRC to navigate the CD.

7. On BRC press Up Arrow or Down Arrow to adjust the volume.

8. To eject the CD, on DRC press OPEN/CLOSE button.

5.2.2 Playing DVDs

If a DVD is inserted into the Disc Drawer of the DVR it will be played straight away.

1. On TRC press the Power button to turn on the TV (if not already on).

2. On TRC press the button until

is shown.

3. If theBeomaster 7000 is in Stand By mode, on BRC press at the centre of the blank

polished panel at the bottom of the BRC to activate it. Then press Source on main panel

and TV on blue LCD panel.

4. On DRC press the STANDBY/ON button to turn on the DVR and wait until “Hello”

display on front panel has been replaced by “No disc” message shown on screen.

5. On BRC press Source on main panel, then TV on blue LCD panel

6. On DRC press OPEN/CLOSE button to open the tray.

7. Insert DVD in tray.

8. On DRC press OPEN/CLOSE button again. The DVD takes a few seconds to load and

then starts playing. If the DVD is one that you have produced using the DVD Recorder

built into the DVR an Index Picture Screen will appear on which you can navigate.

9. Use DRC to navigate the DVD.

10. On BRC press Up Arrow or Down Arrow to adjust the volume (some adjustment of

volume can also be achieved on the DRC by pressing the VOL+ or VOL- buttons).

11. To eject the DVD, on DRC press OPEN/CLOSE button.

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5.3 Using the Hard Disk Drive

5.3.1 Watching a TV Program from HDD

When you have successfully recorded a TV program on hard disk you will usually want to

watch it a little later.

1. On TRC press the Power button to turn on the TV (if not already on).

2. On TRC press the button until

is shown.

3. On DRC press the STANDBY/ON button to turn on the DVR and wait until “Hello”

display on front panel has been replaced by “No disc” message shown on screen.

4. On DRC press the HDD button to show list of programs recorded on hard disk.

5. On DRC use navigation buttons to select program to watch, then press the SELECT

button.

5.3.2 Recording a TV Program (DVB) Live on HDD

While you are watching a TV program or as soon as it starts, you may want to record it on the

hard disk for later viewing. To start such a recording the DVR provides the REC/OTR button

(“One Touch Recording”).

If you are not already watching the channel on which the program will appear, do the following:

1. On TRC press the Power button to turn on the TV (if not already on).

2. On TRC press the button until

is shown.

3. On DRC press the STANDBY/ON button to turn on the DVR and wait until “Hello”

display on front panel has been replaced by “No disc” message shown on screen.

4. On DRC press the DVB button (once or twice) to show TV programs from digital

channels.

5. On DRC use navigation buttons to select program to watch, then press the SELECT

button.

If you are already watching the program you now wish to record, do the following:

6. To start recording the current program for half an hour, on DRC press the REC/OTR

button. A small blue icon will be flashing in the right bottom corner of the TV screen.

7. To extend the recording by another half an hour, on DRC press the REC/OTR button

again. So, to record for 2 hours press the REC/OTR button four times.

8. If you look at the Front Panel of the DVR you’ll see a time counter showing the amount

of time recorded so far.

9. To stop recording prior to the expiry of your chosen multiple of half an hour, on DRC

press the STOP button. The counter on DVR Front Panel will show the total amount of

time recorded.

During the recording it will not be possible to use the DVR for anything else other than

watching the program being recorded.

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5.3.3 Scheduling the Recording of a TV Program on HDD

Instead of using the One Touch Recording feature as explained above you may prefer to use

Timer Recording, whereby you can schedule a program to be recorded at a particular point in

time so that you can watch it latervia the HDD.

Warning: This will only work if the unit has the correct Date and Time (can and should be

checked from time to time via Setup Menu – Date/Time). In particular, after a power

failure, or after disconnecting the power cord from the DVR, the stored date resets itself

to 01/01/08, which is most annoying and plays havoc with the recording schedule.

Since the DVR is not connected to the Internet (and no proper Electronic Program Guides are

likely to be available anyway for the foreseeable future) we are forced to do the scheduling the

long-winded way (entering the data manually).

1. On TRC press the Power button to turn on the TV (if not already on).

2. On TRC press the button until

is shown.

3. On DRC press the STANDBY/ON button to turn on the DVR and wait until “Hello”

display on front panel has been replaced by “No disc” message shown on screen.

4. On DRC press the DVB button (once or twice) to show TV programs from digital

channels.

5. On DRC press the TIMER button to enter the Timer Recording menu:

6. Use the Down Arrow button to move to the first blank line in the Timer Recording menu,

then press the SELECT button and wait a few seconds for the Timer Recording Setup

menu to appear:

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7. Use the Down Arrow button and the SELECT button to select the TV channel you wish

to record from.

8. Use the Down Arrow button to move “Record to”, press the Right Arrow button and

select HDD.

9. Use the Down Arrow button to move to “Quality”. You can either leave it set at the

default quality (EP) or you can change to a higher or lower quality as required.

10. Use the Down Arrow button to move to “Mode”. For Mode you can select between

several options:

-Once sets up the recording to be done at a particular time but once only

-Daily sets up the recording to be repeated every day at a particular time

-Weekly sets up the recording to be repeated once a week at a particular time

-Monthly sets up the recording to be repeated once a month at a particular time:

11. Use the navigation and numeric buttons to set up Date,Start time and End time.

Warning: The Date is in American Date Format (mm/dd/yyyy). Don’t forget to put

your glasses on when you double-check the date and times you have entered (I am prone

to enter 6s instead of 0s, and suffer the consequences).

12. For Title it is a good idea to enter an abbreviated title (up to 8 characters) to identify the

program being recorded. You can change it later (refer the section on Changing the Title

of a TV Program Recorded on HDD).

13. When you are ready, move down to OK and press the SELECT button.

14. To modify a scheduled recording, select it in the list, press SELECT button and make the

change(s).

15. To schedule another recording, repeat Steps 6-13.

16. To delete a scheduled recording, select it and press the ADD/CLEAR button.

17. To exit, press the TIMER button.

The DVR can now be used for other things or be placed in Stand By mode. It will be re-

activated at the time the scheduled recording is due to start.

During recording the Power Indicator will change from red to purple. When recording has

finished the Power Indicator will change from purple to blue and/or red.

During the recording it will not be possible to use the DVR for anything else other than

watching the program being recorded.

Once the recording has been accomplished, the program can be viewed any time from the HDD.

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5.3.4 Deleting a TV Program Recorded on HDD

After successfully recording and perhaps viewing a TV program on hard disk you will usually

want to delete it to make room for new recordings.

1. On TRC press Power button to turn on the TV (if not already on).

2. On TRC pressed button until

is shown.

3. On DRC press STANDBY/ON button to turn on the DVR and wait until “Hello” display

on front panel has been replaced by “No disc” message shown on screen.

4. On DRC press HDD button to show TV programs recorded on the Hard Disk.

5. On DRC use the Down Arrow or Up Arrow button to highlight the data about the

program you wish to delete:

6. On DRC press the Right Arrow button to display the HDD submenu:

7. On DRC use the Down Arrow button to select the “Delete” option and press the

SELECT button.

8. On DRC press the Left Arrow to Yes and press the SELECT button to confirm the

deletion.

9. The selected program will have disappeared from the list.

10. To exit, press the HDD button one or more times.

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5.3.5 Changing the Title of a TV Program Recorded on HDD

After successfully recording and probably before viewing a TV program on hard disk you may

want to edit the title of the recording to make it easier to find it.

Unfortunately only a 12-character field is available in which to come up with a good name for

the program, albeit abbreviated. However, within those 12 characters you can make use of all

uppercase letters, all lowercase letters, all digits and the space character. Entering the new name

of the program is done on an on-screen keyboard.

1. On TRC press Power button to turn on the TV (if not already on).

2. On TRC pressed button until

is shown.

3. On DRC press STANDBY/ON button to turn on the DVR and wait until “Hello” display

on front panel has been replaced by “No disc” message shown on screen.

4. On DRC press HDD button to show TV programs recorded on the Hard Disk.

5. On DRC use the Down Arrow or Up Arrow button to highlight the data about the

program you wish to delete:

6. On DRC press the Right Arrow button to display the HDD submenu:

7. On DRC use the Down Arrow to select “Rename” and press the SELECT button:

8. On DRC press the Down Arrow button 3 times and Right Arrow button twice to

Backspace button. Press Backspace button several times to delete the old title.

9. Use the navigation keys to move around the Title name keyboard and change the title to

something more meaningful (the “Aa” button toggles between the upper and lower case

alphabets. Move to OK and press SELECT button to confirm the new title.

10. To exit, press the HDD button one or more times.

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5.3.6 Changing the Index Picture of a TV Program Recorded on HDD

In addition to entering a new name for a recorded program you may be able to recognise it just

by means of its so-called “Index Picture”. The default Index Picture is the very first frame of the

recording, but it can be replaced by any other frame found within the recording.

So, you may want to change the Index Picture of the recording to make it easier to find it.

1. On TRC press Power button to turn on the TV (if not already on).

2. On TRC pressed button until

is shown.

3. On DRC press STANDBY/ON button to turn on the DVR and wait until “Hello” display

on front panel has been replaced by “No disc” message shown on screen.

4. On DRC press HDD button to show TV programs recorded on the Hard Disk.

5. On DRC use the Down Arrow or Up Arrow button to highlight the data about the

program you wish to delete:

6. On DRC press the Right Arrow button to display the HDD submenu:

7. On DRC use the Down Arrow to select the “Change Index Picture” option and press the

SELECT button:

8. The program starts playing straight away and when you see a new picture on screen that

you think is a good one for the program in question, press SELECT button to change the

Index picture.

9. To exit, press the HDD button one or more times.

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5.3.7 Hiding Unwanted Segments from a TV Program Recorded on HDD

It is possible to hide unwanted segments, such as advertisements, from an existing HDD

recording so that they are skipped during playback (or dubbing from HDD to DVD).

To define and mark a segment for hiding during playback, do the following:

1. On TRC press Power button to turn on the TV (if not already on).

2. On TRC pressed button until

is shown.

3. On DRC press STANDBY/ON button to turn on the DVR and wait until “Hello” display

on front panel has been replaced by “No disc” message shown on screen.

4. On DRC press HDD button to show TV programs recorded on the Hard Disk.

5. On DRC use the Down Arrow or Up Arrow button to highlight the program for which

you wish to do the segmentation:

6. On DRC press the Right Arrow button to display the HDD submenu:

7. Select the Segment option. The program automatically starts playing from the beginning,

but you can use the playback navigation keys (NEXT,PREV,etc.) to move to anywhere

within in the program. Try using the PAUSE/STEP button to advance one frame at a

time.

8. Once you have arrived at the point in the program, where you wish to cut out a portion of

the recording, press the SELECT button to mark the beginning of that segment. Watch as

playback continues. When you have reached the point where you want the hidden

segment to end, press the SELECT button again to mark the end of that segment.

9. In this manner you can define several undesirable segments within one program. The

marked segments appear in Purple on the timeline and they will all be ignored on

playback

10. To exit, press the HDD button one or more times.

Segmentation as described above is a little tedious and very time-consuming. It is probably not

worth it for a recording you only see once before you delete it. But for some recordings of a

more permanent nature, it may be worth the effort. To do it accurately, however, takes a bit of

practice. Accuracy is claimed to be within 0.5 seconds.

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5.4 Using the DVD Recorder

5.4.1 Scheduling the Recording of a TV Program on DVD

Even though it is preferable and much more flexible to do your recordings on the hard disk

(HDD) there may be occasions when you will want to schedule a TV program to be recorded

straight to a DVD. You may, for example, have been asked to record a program for someone

else, in which case a DVD is the way to go.

Once the recording has been accomplished, the DVD can be played straight away on the DVR,

or you can add other programs to the DVD until there is no more space left on the DVD.

It is important to realise, however, that the DVD cannot be played on a computer or on another

DVD player until it has gone through the process of Disk Finalisation.

1. On TRC press the Power button to turn on the TV (if not already on).

2. On TRC press the button until

is shown.

3. On DRC press the STANDBY/ON button to turn on the DVR and wait until “Hello”

display on front panel has been replaced by “No disc” message shown on screen.

4. On DRC press the DVB button (once or twice) to show TV programs from digital

channels.

5. On DRC press the TIMER button to enter the Timer Recording menu:

6. Use the Down Arrow button to move to the first blank line in the Timer Recording menu,

then press the SELECT button and wait a few seconds for the Timer Recording Setup

menu to appear:

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7. Use the Down Arrow button and the SELECT button to select the TV channel you wish

to record from.

8. Use the Down Arrow button to move “Record to”, press the Right Arrow button and

select DVD.Make sure you insert a recordable DVD-R or a rewritable DVD-RW in tray

well before the time at which the recording is scheduled to start.

9. Use the Down Arrow button to move to “Quality”. You can either leave it set at the

default quality (EP) or you can change to a higher or lower quality as required.

10. Use the Down Arrow button to move to “Mode”. For Mode you can select between

several options:

-Once sets up the recording to be done at a particular time but once only

-Daily sets up the recording to be repeated every day at a particular time

-Weekly sets up the recording to be repeated once a week at a particular time

-Monthly sets up the recording to be repeated once a month at a particular time:

11. Use the navigation and numeric buttons to set up Date,Start time and End time.

Warning: The Date is in American Date Format (mm/dd/yyyy). Don’t forget to put

your glasses on when you double-check the date and times you have entered (I am prone

to enter 6s instead of 0s, and suffer the consequences)

12. For Title it is a good idea to enter an abbreviated title (up to 8 characters) to identify the

program being recorded.

13. When you are ready, move down to OK and press the SELECT button.

14. To modify a scheduled recording, select it in the list, press the SELECT button and make

the change(s).

15. To schedule another recording, repeat Steps 6-13.

16. To exit, press the TIMER button.

17. To delete a scheduled recording, select it and press the ADD/CLEAR button.

During the recording it will not be possible to use the DVR for anything else other than

watching the program(s) being recorded.

Once the recording has been accomplished, the program can be viewed from the DVD but only

on the DVR. If you want the DVD also to be viewable on a computer or another DVD player,

the DVD must be finalised.

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5.4.2 Compiling a DVD by Copying from HDD to DVD

Instead of recording straight to a DVD it is much more flexible to compile the contents of a

DVD from recordings on the hard disk. Consequently, it makes sense to always record on the

hard disk rather than on DVD (except in special circumstances).

The process of copying from HDD to DVD (sometimes called “dubbing”) allows you to put

together a series of programs in a particular sequence, provided there is enough space on the

DVD.

Before you do the copying you may wish to edit the data about one or more of the HDD

recordings, for instance, changing titles or index pictures. You may even want to clean up the

contents using the procedure described in Hiding Unwanted Segments from a TV Program

Recorded on HDD).

To copy one or more programs from HDD to DVD, do the following:

1. On TRC press the Power button to turn on the TV (if not already on).

2. On TRC press the button until

is shown.

3. On DRC press the STANDBY/ON button to turn on the DVR and wait until “Hello”

display on front panel has been replaced by “No disc” message shown on screen.

4. On DRC press OPEN/CLOSE button to open the tray.

5. Insert a blank or at least a non-finalised DVD in tray. The type of DVD will be displayed

in the left bottom corner of the screen (e.g. DVD+RW).

6. On DRC press OPEN/CLOSE button again to close the tray and wait for disk to load. A

small “Loading” icon will show in the bottom right corner, eventually to be replaced by a

blue “Ready” icon. Once this has been achieved you can proceed with Step 7.

7. On DRC press HDD button to display list of programs on hard disk.

8. You can now select one or more programs for dubbing (copying) to DVD. The order in

which you do the selection (by carrying out Steps 9-10) will determine the order in which

the programs are added to the DVD.

9. On DRC use Down Arrow or Up Arrow button to highlight a program to be copied to

DVD.

10. On DRC press ADD/CLEAR button to actually select the highlighted program for

dubbing. A red “dubbing” icon will appear on the left next to a selected program.

11. As you select (or de-select) a program, the percentage of disk capacity used will be

displayed in top right corner. If a selected program won’t fit, an error message of “DVD is

full” will be displayed and you may then need to de-select one or more programs to make

more space available.

12. Repeat Steps 9-10 until all required programs have been selected for dubbing.

13. On DRC press HDD button to start the copy process. Percentage progress is indicated in

the left top corner of a screen next to a flashing icon. Don’t get confused by the program

displayed on screen not being the one you are in the process of copying. Instead it will be

the current program on the selected TV channel. Just look at the percentage display.

14. Wait until the copy process has completed 100% and the percentage display has

disappeared before you do anything else.

15. On DRC press HDD button to return to viewing.

16. Consider finalising the DVD (refer section Finalising a DVD for External Use).

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5.4.3 Transferring a Video Tape Cassette Recording to DVD

Some video cassette tape recordings may be worth preserving on a more durable medium, such

as DVD. This can be done by connecting the VCR directly to the DVR via the connections

available on the front of the unit, and transferring the contents of the video cassette to DVD.

1. Connect the VCR output terminals on the back of the VCR to the “Video IN/Audio IN”

sockets (Red/Yellow/White) on the front of the DVR using a 3-lead RCA cable.

2. Insert the video tape cassette into VCR and determine the start time (or counter) and stop

time (or counter) of the program you wish to transfer. Calculate and write down the actual

length of the program in minutes.

3. Rewind the tape, and position it about 10 seconds before the program starts.

4. On TRC press the Power button to turn on the TV (if not already on).

5. On TRC press the button until

is shown.

6. On DRC press the STANDBY/ON button to turn on the DVR and wait until “Hello”

display on front panel has been replaced by “No disc” message shown on screen.

7. On DRC press OPEN/CLOSE button to open the tray.

8. Insert a blank recordable DVD in tray.

9. On DRC press OPEN/CLOSE button again to close the tray and wait for disk to load. A

small “Loading” icon will show in the bottom right corner, eventually to be replaced by a

blue “Ready” icon. Once this has been achieved you can proceed with Step 10.

10. On DRC press TIMER button to enter Timer Recording menu.

11. On DRC move to first empty row.

12. On DRC press SELECT button to enter Timer Recording Setup menu.

13. On DRC press Right Arrow button and select Source “Front CVBS”.

14. On DRC press SELECT button and then Down Arrow button.

15. On DRC press Right Arrow button and select Recording To “DVD”

16. On DRC press SELECT button and then Down Arrow button

17. On DRC press Right Arrow button and select Quality, e.g. “HQ” for 1 hour of recording

18. On DRC press SELECT button and then Down Arrow button twice to select recording

to start at a convenient time (for example in 10 minutes time).

19. On DRC press SELECT button and then Down Arrow button to select recording to end

at a time to allow for the entire program to be recorded (according to the length of the

program as determined in Step 2).

20. On DRC press SELECT button and then Down Arrow button twice.

21. On DRC press OK button to actually schedule the recording to occur.

22. On DRC press TIMER button to exit Timer Recording Setup menu.

23. Watch the TV screen. As the time for recording approaches you will see:

Notice:

Atimer recording task is preparing to be executed.

Please wait…. Only STOP key can terminate this.

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24. Make sure you have the VRC handy so that you can start the VCR playing at the

appropriate time.

25. Watch the TV screen. As the time for recording approaches you will see:

Sys. State: RECORDING

Record To: DVD AS: EP(50min/GB)

Elapsed time: hh:mm:ss Remain Time: hh:mm:ss

26. As soon as you see this, on VRC press Play to start the video tape playing.

27. Watch the TV screen. Initially for a few seconds the top right corner may show:

F-CVBS

No Signal

28. Watch the TV screen. Soon afterwards you should see:

F-CVBS

29. You might like to watch the program as it is being recorded. That way you will know

what’s going on. You will be able to see the time still remaining.

Sys. State: RECORDING

Record To: DVD AS: EP(50min/GB)

Elapsed time: hh:mm:ss Remain Time: hh:mm:ss

30. As the recording reaches the end time entered in Step 19 you will see:

Sys. State: STOP

Record To: DVD AS: EP(50min/GB)

Elapsed time: hh:mm:ss Remain Space: hh:mm:yy

31. At this stage the recording has been completed.

32. You might like to check that the DVD can be played back on the DVR.

33. If you intend to play the DVD on other devices than the DVR you should now finalise the

DVD.

After performing the above procedure a couple of times with video tapes of mine, I discovered

to my surprise that sometimes the resulting DVD could not successfully be played back on

either of my two computers. The DVD simply stops after a few minutes. No such problems

occurred when playing it back on the DVR. The reason for this is unclear at this point in time.

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5.4.4 Finalising a DVD for External Use

After you have recorded or copied one or more TV programs onto a DVD the DVD can be

played straight away on the DVR, but it cannot be played on a computer or on another DVD

player until it has gone through a process known as “Disk Finalisation”.

1. On TRC press the Power button to turn on the TV (if not already on).

2. On TRC press the button until

is shown.

3. On DRC press the STANDBY/ON button to turn on the DVR and wait until “Hello”

display on front panel has been replaced by “No disc” message shown on screen.

4. On DRC press OPEN/CLOSE button to open the tray.

5. Insert DVD in tray.

6. On DRC press OPEN/CLOSE button again to close the tray and wait for disk to load.

7. On DRC press DISC OPER button.

8. On DRC move down to the “Finalisation” option and press the SELECT button to

display the following message:

WARNING: This operation will finalise the DVD+R disk in loader. If finalised it can not

record new content any more. Are you sure to continue?

YES NO

9. On DRC move to YES button and press the SELECT button to display the following

message:

Total process needs a few minutes. Do not power off. Working now …

10. After finalisation the DVD can be played on most stand-alone DVD players.

11. After finalisation the DVD can also be played on a computer. It will contain folders and

files similar to the following:

12. To play the DVD on a computer you may need to double-click one of the VOB files, e.g.

VIDEO_TS.VOB.

13. To play the DVD on a stand-alone DVD player follow procedures for that device.

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6. Troubleshooting, Warranty and Technical Support

6.1 Troubleshooting Guide

The following table is an edited version of information compiled from original documentation

and documentation for other similar units found on the Internet.

Symptom Possible Cause Remedy

No Power 1. Power cable disconnected

2. Power cable defective

3. The power is switched off at the socket

1. Connect to the power supply

2. Try again or replace the cable with a new one

3. Switch on the wall switch

No Sound 1. Incorrect cable connection

2. The disc is deformed or dirty

3. The system has been muted

1. Review cable connections

2. Clean or fix the disc.

3. Press the Mute button

No Picture 1. Incorrect cable connection

2. Incorrect TV mode

3. Video output format set to Progressive but

your TV system accepts Interlace only

1. Review cable connections

2. Adjust the TV/AV mode (see TV instructions)

3. Hold down PS/IS button for more than 3

seconds

No Colour 1. Wrong selection of TV system

2. Improper colour adjustment on TV

3. Incorrect video output settings

1. Change the TV system via Setup

2. Readjust the colour. (See TV instructions)

3. Check if the video output settings are correct

Disc can’t

be played

1. No disc in the drive

2. Disc placed incorrectly, e.g. upside down

3. Moisture has condensed in the unit

4. Not in play mode

5. Wrong disc format

6. Disc is dirty

1. Insert a disc

2. Put the disc on the tray properly

3. Leave the unit on for about an hour (without

disc) before using it again

4. Press the play button to switch to play mode

5. Replace it with a supported disc

6. Clean the disc with a soft cloth from the centre

to the edge

Remote

Control

malfunction

1. The remote control is not directed at the

sensor

2. The distance to receiver is more than 8

meters

3. Batteries are flat

4. This is an obstacle between the unit and

the remote control

1. Direct the remote controller at the sensor

2. Reduce the distance

3. Replace the batteries

4. Remove the obstacle

Temporary

playback

problem

1. Bad disc quality

2. Static interference from the outside

1. Wait for 5-10 seconds and the playing may be

restored

2. Turn off the unit for 1-2 minutes and turn on

again

Picture

dividing

1. The selected TV output format is

incompatible with the TV

1. Hold down PS/IS button for more than 3

seconds to switch video output format

Disc can’t

be recorded

1. Incorrect cable connection

2. No disc or non-recordable disc

3. The disc has been finalised

4. There is no free space on the disc

1. Connect properly

2. Insert a recordable disc

3. Change to a different disc

4. Insert new disc

Timer

recording

can’t be

done

1. The disc is not DVD±R or DVD±RW

2. Wrong time settings (System Clock or

Recording Time

1. Replace it with a new DVD±R or DVD±RW

disc

2. Set up the time again

Recording

aborted

1. There is no more free space on the disc

2. Bad disc quality

1. Replace it with a blank disc

2. Replace it with a high quality disc

Unit only

displays

HELLO

1. Signal connection between the decoder

board and HDD is loose

2. HDD is damaged.

1. Follow warranty instructions

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6.2 Warranty

The unit, purchased from Aldi Australia, comes with a 60-day return period (no questions

asked) and a 12-month warranty period (repair or replacement). Extended warranty not

available.

ITEM DETAILS

Brand Name Tevion

Product Description DVD recorder with 400Gb HDD & Personal Video Recorder

Model Number TDS-DR40HD

Serial Number TSD-DR40HD030803473

Retailer Aldi, Brandon Park, Glen Waverley, Australia

Date of Purchase 21 April 2008

Return Period Ends: 21 June 2008

Warranty Period Ends: 21 April 2009

Help Line Phone Number 1300 726 642

Technical Support, Service

and Repairs

Pebble Electronics Pty Ltd, 1 Kingston Park Court,

Knoxfield 3180, Victoria.

6.3 Customer Service from Pebble Electronics

Pebble Electronics website http://www.conia.com.au/loadPage.html?id=3 states the following:

Technical Support and Service:

Hotline: (03) 9757 9107

Hotline: 1300 726 642

Fax: (03) 9757 9167

Email: service@pebble-ltd.com.au

Sales Support:

Hotline: (03) 9757 9188

Fax: (03) 9757 9122

Email: info@pebble-ltd.com.au

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6.4 Help Line Queries

After purchasing the Tevion TSD-DR40HD I experienced a few problems and for some of them

I contacted the After Sales Support Phone Number 1300 726 642 for Technical Assistance.

Technical support turned out to be provided by a company called Pebble Electronics (see details

in section Customer Service from Pebble Electronics).

Documentation Problem:The Quick Setup Guide provided with the unit is for the wrong

model (TDVD08). Can you provide a Quick Setup Guide for the correct unit (TSD-DR40HD)?

Are you able to email me a softcopy of this document?

2008-05-06: A technician will call back at the latest tomorrow to assist with your problems.

2008-05-08: Irene from Pebble Electronics promised to arrange for a softcopy of the TSD-

DR40HD Quick Setup Guide to be emailed to svencsh@optushome.com.au. The document

never arrived.

Logo Display Problem: After recording a couple of programs on a DVD, part of the title menu

is obscured during playback by the Tevion logo being displayed in the background in the

middle of the screen. Can this display of the logo be turned off?

2008-05-08:Irene from Pebble Electronics:

Unfortunately the answer is NO. The logo cannot be turned off.

Date Format Problem:The Current date is in American date format mm/dd/yyyy, despite the

Instruction Manual (page 22) listing it as dd/mm/yyyy, which is Australian standard. Can this

be fixed?

2008-05-08:Irene from Pebble Electronics:

Unfortunately the answer is NO: The unit only handles American date format.

Date Retention Problem:The date resets itself to 01/01/2008 if the unit is unplugged from its

power source for any reason. Can this be fixed?

2008-05-08: Sven: I don’t believe it can. The only solution is to remember to set the date again

after every power interruption.

TV Display Problem:Picture has gone black & white, and there are two pictures side-by-side.

Occurred after pressing some of the undocumented buttons on the DVR Remote Control

(PROG, RANDOM, PS/IS, RADIO, P/N). It was still possible to use the SETUP menu,

although screen was difficult to read.

2008-05-10: Sven: No need for calling technical support on this problem since I managed to

solve it myself by consulting the Troubleshooting Guide of the downloaded WINTAL

DVDRX250, not the TEVION TSD-DR40HD. The WINTAL DVDRX250 document had a

“Picture dividing” entry in the Troubleshooting Guide pointing me in the right direction.

Problem turned out to be caused by my experimentation with the undocumented buttons on the

DRC, specifically me pressing and holding the PS/IS button for more than 3 seconds thereby

switching TV output format from Interlaced to Progressive. Our TV is too old to support

Progressive Scan output.

Fixed via DRC by SETUP > SETUP VIDEO > Video Output Format > Interlaced.

Obviously the PS/IS button should be left alone.

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Noise Problem: The unit is fairly noisy, enough to be very noticeable in the quiet of our lounge

room. The noise could be coming from fan, hard disk drive or DVD drive. Brought the unit to

Pebble Electronics for assessment.

2008-06-17:Pebble Electronics: There will always be a certain minimum level of noise. We

have attempted to reduce the noise by fastening the mounting screws for the fan. This seems to

have had some effect. The unit is now somewhat less noisy.

Undocumented Remote Control Buttons:What is the purpose of the PROG and RANDOM

and buttons and how do you use them?

yyyy-mm-dd:name:

text:

Play Back Control (PBC) Indicator: What will turn the PBC indicator on and off? What is

PBC?

yyyy-mm-dd:name:

text:

header:text

yyyy-mm-dd:name:

text:

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7. Conclusion

On the whole my experience with purchasing, setting up and using the Tevion TSD-DR40HD

as part of our home entertainment environment has been a positive one so far. This unit had to

be replaced 3 weeks into the warranty period because of a faulty disk drive, but hopefully we

now have a facility and a setup that will last us for a couple of years until the global and

Australian introduction of digital TV forces us once again to invest more monies in new

equipment. My only concern, based partly upon negative comments on the Internet, is that the

unit may develop hardware faults, but at least there is a service agent in Melbourne (Pebble

Electronics).

One problem was that the documentation supplied with the device was woefully inadequate,

hence this document, which is available as a PDF file at the following webpage:

http://members.optusnet.com.au/democsh/documents/tevion-tsddr40hd-userguide.pdf

Please send me email if you wish to comment on the contents of the document.

My wife is still of the opinion that we should retain the good old VCR, and indeed there have

been occasions when we have wanted to see three TV programs all being telecast at the same

time. The solution then has been to record one on the VCR, another on the DVR and view the

third one live on TV. Also, she is not impressed with the many remote controls we now have

lying around. However, an alternative is to make all of these redundant by means of a

programmable Remote Control such as the Logitech Harmony 880 Remote Control.

Sven Eriksen

Melbourne, Australia

Date: 18-Sep-08

Email: svencsh@optushome.com.au

Website: http://members.optushome.com.au/svencsh

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