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2. Point your remote control towards this sensor.
3. Connector for USB devices.
Fig. 2
1. To connect to your antenna for the reception of broadcast signal.
2. To connect to the terrestrial antenna input of your TV set.
This connection will allow you to watch analogue terrestrial
programmes if they are available via the tuner in your TV.
3. To connect to a TV using a coaxial cable. This connection
(modulator) will allow you to watch channels from this receiver
on an UHF channel on your TV.
4. To connect your receiver to a digital audio amplifier.
5. To connect your receiver with your TV set using a HDMI cable.
6. To connect your receiver with your TV set using a SCART cable.
7. Your receiver requires a voltage of 220~240V AC (Auto-
selectable), 50/60 Hz +/-5%. Check the local power specification
before connecting your receiver to the wall outlet.
Fig. 3
1. q Turns the receiver On/Standby
2. Shows the current channel information
3. Turns the receiver to Standby after time selection
4. ! Mutes audio output of the receiver
5. 5 Fast rewind
6. 6 Fast forward
7. Channel up/down in channel list mode
8. 7 Jump backwards
9. 8 Fast forwards
10. Opens the main menu, in menu you will get one step back
11. Exits from the menu or sub-menu
12. p q Menu Off: Change channel to previous/next.
Menu On: Moves the cursor up/down.
13. t u Menu Off: Increases/decreases the volume level.
Menu On: Change settings for specific Menus
14. Menu Off: Displays the current channel list
15. To call up the multi-screen
16. Favourite group selection
17. Toggles between TV or RADIO mode
18. Back to previous shown channel
19. Channel selection or value input
20. Sets the current audio channel to left, right or stereo
21. Shows list of subtitled languages
22. Shows Teletext on OSD (On Screen Display)
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