Operation Manual

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faster than 5.0M/sec.
- The bigger le size for time shift, the longer you
can record the programme.
- If changing channel in time shifting, a message
prompts to let you select Yes or No. You can
select Yes to exit the time shift function and
execute the channel change.
Reset shop
Allows you to reset the TV to factory default settings.
1. Press Menu on the remote control and select
Setup, then press OK to conrm.
2. Select Reset shop and press OK/► to enter.
3. Use the digit buttons to enter the password to
enter.
4. Press ◄/► to select OK and press OK to conrm.
5. The Initial setup menu appears. Follow the
related instructions.
Customising the input settings
You can congure your TV according to the
equipment you connect to it.
1. Press Menu on the remote control and select
Setup > Input settings.
2. Press OK/► to enter Input settings.
3. Press ▲/▼ to select a connector your equipment
is connected to.
4. Press ◄/► to select the type of apparatus
attached to this connector.
5. Press Menu to return to the Setup menu.
After conguring, the selected source label will be
displayed after the name of the related connector in
the source list when pressing Source on the remote
control or OK on the TV set.
Note: Not all models have OK button on the set.
Use Electronic programme guide
EPG is an on-screen guide that displays scheduled
TV programmes. You can navigate, select and view
programmes.
1. Press Guide on the remote control, the Now and
Next EPG menu will appear, which allows you
to get the knowledge about the current or next
programme playing on each channel. Navigate
through the different programmes using navigation
buttons on the remote control.
2. Use the colour buttons to view 8 Days EPG.
- Prev day(Red): List the previous day’s EPG.
- Next day(Green): List the next day’s EPG.
- View detail(Yellow): Display the description
about this programme if available.
- Type lter(Blue): Programme guide lter for
digital TV programmes.
• Press the blue button to display the
programmes’s type and subtype list.
• Navigate through the different types and
subtypes using navigation buttons on the
remote control.
• Select one or more types which you want to
highlight from the Type list, press OK to select (or
unselect). A checkmark will appear to the left of
the type when selected. When you select a type,
all its subtypes will be selected accordingly.
• Also, user can select some desired subtypes
without selecting any type rst.
• Press the blue button to exit the type and
subtype list.
• After ltering, all your desired digital TV
programmes will be highlighted.
3. Press Guide/Exit to exit the EPG and switch to
the selected channel.
PVR(Personal Video Record)
Allows you to record your favourite TV programme.
Before you use the function, connect a USB memory
device to the set rst.
1. Press Option on the remote control and select
Quick access > PVR.
2. Press OK/► to enter.
3. Press:
- the red button to start recording, the record le
is put into a PVR folder in Media center > Video
and named after the channel number;
- the green button to stop recording manually; if
the recording duration nishes, the recording will
stop automatically.
- ▲/▼/◄/ ► to adjust the recording duration.
4. In recording, PVR mini pane will also show on the
screen to indicate the recording progress.
5. To watch the recorded programme, exit PVR mode
rst and go to Media center > Video. Select the
folder PVR, then select the related record le.
Press OK to play. (It is the same if you record a
digital radio programme).
Notes:
- When CI+ card is used, PVR function will be
disabled.
- Only available for digital channels.
- Only support USB memory device of FAT32
format.
- Before you plug the USB memory device to the
set, make sure you have backed up the data in
the device to avoid the unusual performance
which will make your important data lose.
- The bigger size of USB memory device for
PVR function, the longer you can record the
programme.
- If changing channel or signal source in recording,
store the recording data and execute the channel
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