20. FAV Opens the favourite group selection
21. MEDIA Enters to the list of records
22. 7 Change media le to previous
23. Starts/resume playback of records and media les
24. 5 Fast rewi nd playback
25. USB Opens the Media Player Video list
26. 8 Change media le to next
27. 2 Pauses playback
28. 6 Fast forward playback
29. COLORED BUTTONS For Multimedia and Teletext functions
2.5 Installing the batteries
Fig. 4
Open the cover on the remote control and insert 2x AAA batteries into the compartment. Correct
position of the polar diagram shows the batteries inside the compartment.
1. Open the cover.
2. Insert the batteries.
3. Close the lid.
WARNING: The batteries should not be recharged, disassembled, electrically short-
circuited, be mixed or used with other types of batteries.
2.6 Using the remote control
Fig. 5
To use the remote control, point it towards the front of your receiver. The remote control supports a
range of up to 5 meters distance to the receiver at an angle of up to approx. 30 degrees.
NOTE: Managing the receiver will be limited or not possible if there are obstacles
between the remote control sensor (at the front panel of the receiver)
and the remote control. Direct sunlight or very bright light can reduce or
disturb the reception of the remote control signals.
3.0 CONNECTION
3.1 Connecting to a terrestrial antenna
Fig. 6
To receive broadcasted signals, your terrestrial indoor or outdoor antenna must be connected to
the RF IN connector on the back of the receiver. Use a properly shielded antenna cable and suitable
connectors.
The RF OUT connector allows you to loop the antenna signal to a second receiver or TV set.
Please consider that the looped signal might be too weak if you use an active antenna.
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