Technical information details
The technical information screen displays the hardware and
software information of the receiver. This information may
be required by the service agent or service call operator.
1. Press [MENU], select SETUP and press [OK].
2. Select TECHNICAL INFORMATION and press [OK].
Hotel Mode
When power to the receiver is disconnected, the unit will always return to standby when next
reconnected. If you wish the unit to return to the last viewed channel, follow the instructions
below :-
1. Press [MENU], select SETUP and press [OK].
2. Select TECHNICAL INFORMATION and press [OK].
3. Key in the number 4177 - Note that the numbers will not be displayed on the screen.
When successful, the words “Hotel Mode” will be displayed at the bottom of the menu. The unit
will now power on to the last viewed channel. This can be useful for hotel redistribution systems
for power loss recovery. Key in 6399 to return the unit to normal operation.
Electricity Consumption
The Receiver will always switch to standby when you press the B key, but will still use energy
running other functions of the receiver. To minimise this energy drain, if you press and
hold the B key, the Receiver will switch off all functions. In this mode the Receiver only uses
a tiny amount of energy, but it will take a little longer to switch on. In this mode you must use
the B button on the front of the unit to switch it back on. This returns the unit to normal
standby and you can now use the remote control as normal.
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: This low power standby mode will also interrupt the aerial signal, making
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Optional extras
In addition to a VCR being used along side the receiver, a remote IR extender (mouse) may be
installed. This gives you the advantage of placing the receiver out of view, leaving only the
mouse on display.
When used in conjunction with a romote control, the mouse allows the full use of the receiver.
Alternatively press
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on the mouse to scroll through the channels.
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