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1. Standby O Standby O N Mute nk Audio mute A blue resp V white Scrolls one Page Up or one RED GREEN YELLOW Page Down in guide or BLUE favourite lists Active in Favourites list only GUIDE Open Now amp Next Guide INFO Open info banner Show extended programme information Close banner TIMER Set a recording timer when watching Digital TV or from the GUIDE feature FAV Toggle between favourite lists SUBTITLE Temporarily starts stops or change Audio Subtitling l l Temporary update of audio language and selection of audio mode The TIMER 0 sequence keystroke deletes the current running timer BACK Selects the previously watched digital TV channel In menu mode Either exit the menu Or bring selection one level back Or bring selection back one level and cancel the changes you have made MENU O pen C lose menu in digital TV mode CURSOR keys The A and Y cursor keys are used to move within the menus and lists The lt and gt cursor keys are used to select a value in a menu item OK Select call up channel lists P P zap Selection of next previous VOLUME lt channel Volume up down TV RADIO Toggle TV Radio mode TV STB 0 9 Toggle between D igital and Channel selection in digital Analogue TV VCR DVD TV mode 12 PREPARING YOUR REMOTE CONTROL 5 Connecting your digital receiver2. __ _ _ _ _ 26 7 3 2 3 Sort move a channel yellow button 26 7 3 2 4 Skip Add all channel blue button _ _ __ 26 7 3 2 5 Saving confirmation popup 26 7 3 3 Delete a Favourites list 27 7 4 Timers 27 7 4 1 Add timer 27 7 4 2 Modify timer __ 28 7 4 3 Delete timer ______ _ 28 744 SleepTimer 28 7 5 New channels _ __ 28 7 6 Subscription Settings 29 7 7 User preferences _ _ _ 29 7 7 1 Languages 29 7 71 2 Parental Control _ _ 29 7 7 3 Pin code change _ _ 30 7 8 System Information gt 27 6 TABLE OF CONTENTS 9 1 9 2 9 3 10 11 Menu tree 31 More about recording VCR or DVD control 32 Connection for Easy recording 32 Digital receiver and VCR or DVD settings 33 Recording with the VCR control feature 33 Troubleshooting guide references to be updated 34 Technical specifications 36 Safety instructions All the safety and operating Instructions should be read and understood before using the receiver For best results position your receiver away from radiators or
3. Mats En Note If you could still not install the channels after checking the quality of the signal delivered by your aerial either your aerial is not pointing properly at the digital TV transmitter or your aerial installation needs to be upgraded or you are not in the coverage area to correctly receive digital television For a proper diagnosis call your electrical retailer 4 SCANNING FAILURE TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Safety instructions 7 6 3 1 Using number buttons 16 6 3 2 Using P P buttons 16 2 Unpacking installing the receiver 633 Using the BACK button y 8 P last channel recall 16 ee Unpacxing 6 3 4 Using channel lists 2 2 Installing the receiver in your existing Service selector _17 au 6 4 Banner 17 J Podra deserncion 9 6 5 Volume control Vol Vol Mute 18 Sq Frontwiew 9 6 6 Temporarily change the Subtitles selection _______________ 18 oe ee _ ___ 6 7 Temporarily change the Audio language selection _________ _ 18 4 Preparing your remote control 11 68 Guide Event selector 19 4 1 Inserting batteries ____ __ 11 6 9 Recording timers 19 4 2 Using the remote control _ _ _ _ _ 12 6 10 Using the TV STB button 10 5 Connecting your digital receiver 13 one ern Cee a e 5 1 Connecting to aTV using one SCART Oe OW QG LiCSet my TECEIVET 20 socket __________ 1 5 2
4. RJ 9 socket for serial data transfer during servicing Input to connect your UHF aerial Socket to connect the Mains cord Label showing the type and serial number of the receiver SCART 1 socket to connect to your TV set or a video projector 2 Left Right audio outputs to connect your HIFI Audio receiver system RF output to be connected to the aerial input of your video recorder or TV set Refer to chapter 5 for recommended connection diagrams 1 SCART is also called Euroconnector or Peritel 2 To connect a video projector to the TV SCART socket refer to chapter 5 4 Safety Extra Low Voltage SELV Hazardous Voltage HV 10 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 4 Preparing your remote control 4 1 Inserting batteries Remove the back cover Insert the two batteries type LR6 AA 1 5V supplied Place them in the remote control battery compartment as shown in the diagram Replace the cover Your remote is now ready to control your digital terrestrial receiver The Philips batteries supplied with your receiver s remote do not contain heavy metals such as Mercury or Lead Cadmium N evertheless in many countries exhausted batteries may not be disposed of with your household waste Please enquire about the local regulations regarding the disposal of used batteries Do not dispose of the batteries with your household waste PREPARING YOUR REMOTE CONTROL 11 4 2 Using the remote control
5. Lee make things bett PHILIPS WELCOME TO DIGITAL TELEVISION Congratulations on choosing the Philips DTR 2000 digital terrestrial receiver The DTR 2000 will allow you To access to a wider variety of digital terrestrial television and radio channels including Pay TV To benefit from digital video and audio quality To easily access television channels via your aerial To watch Pay TV channels you need to take out a subscription QUICK INSTALLATION QUICK START UP You already have an aerial Your aerial is correctly pointed at the terrestrial transmitter corresponding to your area Your digital receiver connection is according to the diagram depicted in chapter 5 1 or 5 2 Your digital receiver is ON and the W ELCO ME screen is displayed for a short time Then the First Installation screen is displayed The selection is on Language Select the desired language using the lt or gt button Press the W button to move to Country Select the desired country and press O K PHILIPS Digital Receiver The next screen allows you to select the TV format Press the lt or button to select the appropriate TV format and press O K welcome Thank you for buying ths Phiips product The receiver starts scanning for channels and reports scanning progress and number of channels found W hen scanning is completed Either scanning was performed successfully and the number
6. 10 50 Hz Power consumption 10W max Standby consumption 6W max Low power mode 1W max W eight 1 450 kg Including packaging 2 500 kg Dimensions o Product 260x220x60 mm o Packaging 365x305x140 mm The product complies with the following European council D irectives 73 23 EEC 93 68 EEC 89 336 EEC CE Due to continued product improvements this information is subject to change without notice Dolby and the double D symbol rjal are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories 36 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
7. already done 32 MORE ABOUT RECORDING W ith this connection set up You can watch digital TV while you record analogue TV You can watch analogue TV while you record digital TV You can record the digital TV channel you are watching Note Some VCR or DVD recorders need to be in standby to use the Easy recording or Record link features Refer to your VCR or DVD User manual 9 2 Digital receiver and VCR or DVD settings Refer to chapter 9 1 for information on how to enable the Easy Recording function of your digital receiver Depending on your VCR or DVD brand and type you have to set the VCR recording control option to Prepare Record or Record Link Refer to the VCR or DVD User manual or try the two options to find out which is most suitable Set yourVCR or DVD to the mode allowing control by your digital receiver Your digital receiver TV and VCR or DVD You have programmed a timer with your 9 3 Recording with the VCR control feature are connected and set according to 10 1 digital receiver At timer start yourVCR or DVD starts recording and at timer end it stops recording under the control of your digital receiver You no longer need VCR or DVD programming to record digital TV channels MORE ABOUT RECORDING 33 10 Trouble shooting guide Experiencing difficulty operating your digital receiver Check the following points first Problem No picture no sound
8. Low power mode The left hand led is lit in orange Your receiver is in standby mode To switch to running mode Either press the following remote buttons P P BACK TV RADIO or any number button Or press the TV RADIO button on the front panel To put your receiver in Low power mode lt 1W consumption Press the LOW POW ER button on the front of your receiver The left hand led is lit in green You are in running mode To put your receiver in standby Press the remote standby button To put your receiver in Low power mode lt 1W consumption Press the front panel LOW POW ER button 16 DAY TO DAY OPERATION Day to day operation 6 2 Select TV or Radio service in running mode To switch your receiver fromTV to RADIO and RADIO toTV Press the remote control or the front panel TV RADIO button Note The front panel and remote control TV Radio buttons have the same function 6 3 Change channels 6 3 1 Using number buttons W hile watching digital TV or listening to digital radio Dial anumber using the remote number buttons to select the corresponding channel Press the O K button to confirm or just wait for the selection to take effect 6 3 2 Using Pt P buttons W hile watching digital TV or listening to digital radio Press P to select the next channel in the current channel list Press P to select the previous channel in t
9. extract it from the stand lug 3 Product description 3 1 Front view LOW POWER button Switch receiver ON or to low power mode Reset the receiver after a 5 second key press 2 TV RADIO button Toggle between TV and Radio mode 3 DUOMO scssccssanssanoenienes Channel down 4 Multicolour LED indicator Display receiver status See status indicator table 5 Red LED indicator D isplay receiver status See status indicator table Blink at remote control command reception 6 F 901006 ee ee eee Channel up 7 Smart Card slot ssccensnrsssexsees Insert the smart card with the chip facing up Status indicator table Right hand LED Left hand LED Green O range Red Receiver off mains Note If you have put your receiver in standby or low power mode and the red right hand LED is blinking it indicates that a free over the air upgrade of your receiver is taking place Do not interrupt this operation Wait until the LED stops blinking and the left hand LED is either orange or red signalling either standby or low power mode You can then continue as normal PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 9 Rear view S Serial cecciveccdheciadeendeeans A AERIALIN occassexcecsevenscs 5 230V 50HzZ 10W max SCART 1 socket to connect your video recorder or DVD player recorder Coaxial Digital audio output to connect your HIFI Audio receiver system
10. of channels found is displayed You can start watchingT V Or scanning failed and the Channel installation failed screen is displayed If so proceed to chapter 6 2 Note If the first installation has already been performed successfully but you want to set another country use the Reinstallation feature available from the Setup menu EXTI OUT EXTZ IN SF S Video rence QUICK INSTALLATION 3 SCANNING FAILURE Scanning failed Before starting a new scanning check the aerial cable the aerial cable connection to your digital receiver Refer PHILIPS Setup Channels installaties to the connection diagrams in chapter 5 1 or 5 2 Channel s availability in the region corresponding to your Channels instalation faied area Cech your antenna connection or the RF hannel Press the OK key to retry installation To exit the Channel installation failure screen Press OK The Signal quality testing screen is displayed with bargraphs indicating the signal strength and quality Select a channel number using the remote control numerical keys and press O K If the signal is good enough indicated by green bar meters press OK to launch a new scanning W hen scanning ends successfully the channels found are displayed and the digital nS Saee receiver tunes the first channel in the list If so proceed to rstatzven mode Custom update Channel Humber 35 chapter 7 Hrauney oh e Strength
11. revert to digital TV 6 11 Watching locked channels If you select a locked channel you are prompted to enter your PIN code Enter your 4 digit PIN code default 0000 and press O K to unlock the selected channel and watch it 6 12 How dol reset my receiver Press the LOW POW ER button on the receiver front panel for at least 5 seconds Your Preferences settings will not be lost Release the button and wait for a stable front display indication i e the left LED is either orange for standby mode or green for TV mode You can then continue with normal operation 7 Changing the settings of your receiver You can change the receiver settings to adapt the receiver to your aerial conditions Audio Video setup or other preferences 7 1 Menus and settings Basics about menu navigation W hile watching digital TV or listening to the radio Press the MEN U button to display the Main menu screen Press the A or W button to scroll up or down and select the desired menu item Press OK to display the corresponding sub items Press the A or W button to move to the desired sub item Note Press the MENU button to go back to the main menu or BACK button to go back one step Change settings Once you highlighted the appropriate sub item Press OK to display the corresponding screen You can then access the values and make changes using the lt or gt button to select an option and numerical buttons to ent
12. used to select a language for the menu items eae oss the default audio language and the subtitles language sibeesianguage tng Select a language for each item Press the OK button to store the languages selected and go back to the previous screen 7 7 2 Parental Control Note Once the Parental Control has been enabled you need to enter your PIN code to access this menu PHILIPS ser preferences Parental cont This menu is used to manage locking options Select values for the following options o Parental Control to enable parental control or not Enable parental control to access the subsequent locking options o Receiver lock to be prompted to enter the PIN code at turn on o Setup menu lock to lock access to the Setup menu screen o Service lock to enable locking of the channels set as locked in the favourites lists o Maturity level to specify an age limit and prevent access to all programmes which are not in the age limits as defined by local authorities Press the O K button to validate all parameters and go back to the previous screen CHANGING THE SETTINGS OF YOUR RECEIVER 29 PHILIPS User preferences PM code tnter Pat code a PHILIPS Sustem information Product Reference Software mage ea duerre 0 eT 7 7 3 Pin code change This screen is used to modify the 4 digit code you are prompted to enter to access locked channels or menus W hen selecting the PIN
13. A Guarantee card A stand for using the receiver in the upright position Note As advised in chapter 5 use the SCART lead provided It has been selected to get the best picture quality and performance out of your digital receiver Plastic bags can be dangerous To avoid suffocation keep the bag away from babies and children LEY The symbol AE on the packaging means that material is recyclable If the receiver will not be used for a long time unplug the mains cord from the wall socket 8 UNPACKING 2 2 Installing the receiver in your existing set up Your receiver can be integrated in different ways within your existing Audio Video set up The receiver can be used in the horizontal or vertical position If you decide to use your receiver in the upright position follow the instructions below Unpack the stand place it on a horizontal surface with click fit side on the left and lug side on the right Position the receiver as shown below rear panel on the left side coaxial connectors on the bottom side Insert the stand lug in the slot located on the front of the receiver close to the Philips badge Rock the receiver to insert the stand lug fully in the slot until it is locked by the click fit From now on your receiver can be used in the upright position Note To remove the stand unlock the click fit at the rear side of the stand rocking and pulling back the receiver to
14. Connecting to aTV and VCR both 7 Changing the settings of your m fitted with SCART sockets 14 aii 5 3 Connecting to your HiFi Audio receiver Zk Menus ang settings al equipment Analogue D igital 15 7 2 Setup menu 21 5 4 Connecting of aVideo projector to 7 2 1 Channels installation 22 your receiver to watch D igital TV TAi Und 0 programmes on a video projector 15 le Ed 7 2 1 2 Custom update 22 6 Day to day operation 16 7 2 1 3 Full reinstallation 22 6 1 Switch your receiver on off low 7 2 1 4 Installation success failure 22 power standby __________ _ 16 7 2 2 TV VCR configuration 23 6 2 Select TV or Radio service in running mode 16 Taal TV Forma 2 23 6 3 Change channels ______ 16 7 2 2 2 TV output signal 23 TABLE OF CONTENTS 5 7 2 2 3 TV audio signal 23 7 2 2 4 VCR output signal 23 7 2 2 5 VCR recording control 24 7 2 3 Time Setting _ _ 24 7 2 4 Remote Control Setting 24 7 2 5 Reinstallation t _ 25 7 3 Favourites lists ___ _ 25 7 3 1 Create a Favourites list 25 7 3 2 Modify a Favourites list 25 7 3 2 1 Add Skip a channel green button 25 7 3 2 2 Lock unlock a channel red button
15. IVER 13 Plug all your equipment excluding your digital receiver into the mains Switch on your TV and select a channel Plug your digital receiver into the mains Your digital receiver will display the W ELC O ME screen the left hand LED will be illuminated green Go to Quick installation to proceed with the channel scan of your digital receiver If the W ELCO ME screen is not displayed press the TV STB button two times to get the screen displayed Note With this connection set up you can Watch digital terrestrial TV through your digital receiver Continue watching analogue TV as normal 5 2 Connecting to a TV and VCR both fitted with SCART sockets Incorporate your receiver in your existing installation as shown below PHILIPS EXT EXT2 ES Plug your aerial lead plug into the AERIAL IN socket of your digital receiver Connect the RF OUT socket of your digital receiver to the Aerial input socket of your VCR using the RF coaxial lead supplied with your digital receiver Connect the RF OUT socket of your VCR to the Aerial input socket of your TV using a RF coaxial lead Connect the TV SCART socket of your digital receiver to the EXT1 SCART socket of your TV using the SCART lead supplied with your digital receiver Connect the VCR SCART socket of your digital receiver to the RGB capable EXT 1 SCART socket of your VCR using a SCART l
16. K to confirm recording or BACK to cancel Set a timer from the guide Press the TIMER button to set a recording timer on the selected programme Enter your PIN code and press OK to confirm The Timers screen is displayed Press OK to access the Add Timer You can then set the recording parameters Delete a running timer while watching digital TV or listening to digital radio A timer is running and you are watching the programme you are recording Recording is signalled by two front LEDs the right hand one lit in red and the left hand one lit in green To delete the running timer Press the key sequence TIMER 0 The red light then Switches off and you can change channels DAY TO DAY OPERATION 19 Abstract No event infomation is aualable 20 DAY TO DAY OPERATION Delete a running timer while the receiver is in standby A timer is running and your receiver is in standby Recording is signalled by two front LEDs the right hand one is red and the left hand one is orange Switch the receiver to running mode Press the key sequence TIMER 0 to delete the running timer The red light then switches off and you can change channels 6 10 Using the TV STB button This button is used to switch between watching digital channels through your digital receiver and standard analogue channels W hile watching digital TV Press the TV STB button to switch to analogue TV VCR DVD Press again to
17. Select a channel number using the remote control number buttons Press the O K button to tune to the channel number Press O K again to launch installation The Manual update in progress screen is displayed indicating the scanning progress and number of channels found 7 2 1 3 Full reinstallation This option is used to fully reinstall all available channels To perform full reinstallation Select Full reinstallation using the lt or gt button Press the O K button to launch the reinstallation The Full reinstallation progress screen is displayed indicating the scanning progress and number of channels found 7 2 1 4 Installation success failure Depending on the installation results a screen is displayed Either indicating the number of channels found Or indicating that installation failed In both cases press the OK button to go back to the main menu 22 CHANGING THE SETTINGS OF YOUR RECEIVER 7 2 2 TV VCR configuration This feature is used to configure your STB outputs Use the A or W button to move from one item to another Select a value for each using the lt or gt button then press OK to confirm or BACK to cancel Note These settings have been preset for your country 7 2 2 1 TV Format This feature is used to select the viewing format that best suits your TV o 16 9 o 4 3 Letterbox o 4 3 Pan amp Scan 7 2 2 2 TV output signal This feature is used to m
18. There are several ways you can connect and integrate your digital receiver into your existing audio video equipment setup Warning Before starting Unplug all equipment TV set as well as VCR and or DVD if required from the mains Do not connect your digital receiver to mains supply now Check your current wiring because you might keep existing connections of your current Audio Video setup Choose the relevant connecting method for incorporating your digital receiver into your existing Audio Video setup Please see chapters 5 1 and 5 2 Note If your TV set is fitted with several SCART sockets to get the best picture quality select the one that is RGB capable to connect the supplied SCART lead coming from your digital receiver TV SCART socket If necessary refer to your TV set User manual 5 1 Connecting to aTV using one SCART socket Integrate your receiver in your existing installation as shown below Aerial previously dt ee i in fhe back of of Video Plug your aerial lead plug into the AERIAL IN socket of your digital receiver Connect the RF OUT socket of your digital receiver to the Aerial input socket of your TV by means of the RF coaxial lead supplied with your digital receiver Connect the TV SCART socket of your digital receiver to the RGB capable EXT 1 SCART socket of your TV set by means of the SCART lead supplied with your digital receiver CONNECTING YOUR DIGITAL RECE
19. a new channel a banner appears at the bottom of the screen displaying the channel name and number in the current channel list the current programme and next programme names icons indicating the channel properties e g channel lock status locked or temporarily unlocked a bargraph indicating o the start time of the current programme o the start time of the next programme o the current progress PHILIPS Cannel icon description alternate audio language for mat IU current favourite list maturity rating locked scrambled channel locked channel Subtitles presence teletext presence DAY TO DAY OPERATION 17 To display the banner Press the IN FO button For more info while the banner is on abstract Press the INFO button a second time to get more info P ann WOAS about the current programme To close the banner Press the O K button Note Press the INFO button once to access the banner and twice to get more information about the current and next programmes Press the INFO button a third time to return to digital TV 6 5 Volume control Vol Vol Mute W hile watching digital TV or listening to digital radio Press Vol to decrease the volume Press Vol to increase the volume Press MUTE to mute the sound Press MUTE again to de mute Note Change of volume is signalled on screen using a bargraph while audio mute is signalled with an icon in the to
20. and no front panel indication No picture no sound but the front panel shows orange left hand LED on No wake up at remote control key press and the red right hand LED is on No picture no sound but the front panel shows the green left hand LED on The remote does not operate You cannot find all the channels you think should be available Possible cause Receiver is not plugged into the mains None of the front LED s are on The receiver is in standby Your receiver is in Low Power Mode You changed the remote control code while exceeding the 120 seconds window The receiver did not receive the new code You are viewing standard analogue television The SCART connection to the TV is incorrect or is loose Your TV has not selected the correct AV EXT channel A timer is running the receiver is locked The front LEDs are either green red or orange red The remote control batteries have been inserted incorrectly or are dead You are not aiming your remote control at the receiver The signal to your aerial may be weak 34 TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE Action Check mains connection and press the LOW POW ER button on the front of the receiver Press either P or P button or any number button to bring the receiver out of standby Press the Low Power button on front panel then press any remote control number button to wake up your receiver Refer to chapter 7 2 4 Press the TV STB b
21. atch your TV andVCR output signals o RGB o PAL o SECAM o S VID EO 7 2 2 3 TV audio signal Depending on the capability of your TV select one of the following options o Stereo o Mono 7 2 2 4 VCR output signal Note This value is automatically set by the system according to the TV output signal option you selected o PAL o SECAM o S VHS PHILIPS Setup TU UCR Configuration TY cutput signal Pat Te aude signal Stereo Wa output ugnal S ums no CHANGING THE SETTINGS OF YOUR RECEIVER 23 7 2 2 5 WCR recording control This feature is used to select the control method that best Suits your VCR oNO o PREPARE RECO RD o RECORD LINK For more details see chapter 10 Note This setting is also applicable for Philips DVD recorders or other brand equipment that support one the two contro systems 7 2 3 Time Setting This screen is used to set the local time offset with respect ans ee to actual local time obtained from the network Scroll up or down to select the appropriate offset value from 12 to 12 Press OK to store the selected value and go back to the previous screen or BACK to cancel and go back to the previous screen PHILIPS Setup i Time settine 7 2 4 Remote Control Setting If you have other equipment in your home and the remote control of the Philips receiver causes interferences you can change the setting of the remote control using this feature To change t
22. code change item the first screen displayed is the PIN code screen Note This screen is displayed each time you try to access a locked menu or channel To change your PIN code Enter your PIN code as prompted Press the OK button You are then prompted to enter your new PIN code Enter a new 4 digit code Press the OK button A new field is displayed to confirm the new PIN code Enter the new PIN code in the lower field Press OK to validate your new PIN code and go back to the previous screen Note If you have forgotten your PIN code you can reset it to the default PIN code 0000 using the following key sequence blue yellow red green white yellow Keep this code secret to prevent others from using it This feature is available only when the PIN code access screen is displayed 7 8 System Information This screen is used to view information about the receiver including the receiver reference software version and hardware type It is also used to set the receiver software update mode To select the update mode Select the software update option from the followings o Ask to be prompted to download or not software updates o Always to automatically download software updates o Never not to download any software updates Press the OK button to confirm Note Software updates will upgrade your receiver and ensure smooth operation We advise you to accept the downloads offered If you choose to be prompted t
23. e i e Free2air for free channels only scrambled for scrambled channels only or All to select all available channels Press OK to create the list with the selected criteria The favourites lists screen is displayed Press BACK or MENU to go back to the main menu 7 3 2 Modify a Favourites list This screen is used to modify a favourite list PHILIPS 1U Favourites i 3 5 T 2 3 The current list name is displayed above the list U se the FAV button to access other lists In the case of a new list all the channels matching the criteria selected at the creation are listed To select a modification option press the button of the corresponding colour 7 3 2 1 Add Skip a channel green button Select a channel from the list Press the green button to add the selected channel to the current list or skip it The channels belonging to the current list are signalled with markers CHANGING THE SETTINGS OF YOUR RECEIVER 25 7 3 2 2 Lock unlock a channel red button Select a channel belonging to the current list Press the red button to lock or unlock the selected channel Locked channels are signalled with a lock icon Note The channel is not only locked or unlocked in the current list but also in any list it belongs to 7 3 2 3 Sort move a channel yellow button This option is used to sort the channels of the current list in alphabetical order or manually To sort t
24. e favourites mode is on The parental lock has been activated on this channel and an OSD message ask for your parental code The video was set incorrectly They have been re arranged as described in chapter 7 3 2 3 If you have connected using SC ART and you have an RGB compatible TV one of the receiver settings could be wrong You have connected the receiver TV SCART to aSCART socket of your TV set which is not RGB capable The broadcast is probably in wide screen and the receiver settings may not be correct Action Call your local dealer This is normally only a temporary situation and should correct itself Check signal quality and if necessary re align your aerial Check all aerial connections and make sure they are all firmly pushed into sockets Use the FAV button to select another Favourite list Use the All TV Channel list to see all possible TV channels Enter your parental code to access the channel or remove it as a locked channel See chapter 7 7 2 for more details See chapter 7 7 3 Make sure that your video is set for the same time as your digital receiver A lternatively use one of the Easy Recording options to control automatically your VCR or DVD see chapter 9 1 Refer to this chapter to change the order again Refer to chapter 7 2 2 and alter the TV VCR output setting to RGB CVBS Check if the TV SCART socket of the TV is RGB capable if not refer to the user manual of you
25. ead Plug all your equipment excluding your digital receiver into the mains Switch on your TV and select a channel 14 CONNECTING YOUR DIGITAL RECEIVER Plug your digital receiver into the mains Turn it on using any remote control number button Your digital receiver will display the W ELCO ME screen the left hand LED will be illuminated green Go to Quick installation to proceed with the channel scan Note l This connection also applies if your VCR has two SCART sockets 2 If you have a S Video VCR refer to chapter 7 2 2 for further settings and consult the User manual of your VCR 3 With this connection set up you can Watch digital TV while you record analogue TV Watch Play Back from your VCR Watch analogue IV while you record digital TV Continue to record analogue TV Record the digital TV channel you are watching 5 3 Connecting to your HiFi Audio receiver equipment Analogue Digital Depending on your HiFi Audio receiver equipment you might have several options to connect your digital receiver Analogue connection Connect the L R audio output sockets to the relevant L R audio input sockets of your audio equipment using a double CINCH cable not supplied Consult the user manual of your HiFi Audio receiver equipment to choose the proper analogue audio inputs Note With this connection set up you can contro the audio volume up down and mute using your digital receiver or Hi fi remote co
26. er numerical values Cancel Store changes Either press the BACK button to exit the screen without storing changes Or press the O K button to validate changes and exit the screen In both cases the selection moves one level up in the menu Note To open a locked menu item indicated by a lock icon you will need to enter your PIN code 7 2 Setup menu This menu is used to configure your receiver Note If the parental control is enabled see chapter 7 7 2 you need to enter your PIN code to access this menu PHILIPS Menu PHILIPS Setup CHANGING THE SETTINGS OF YOUR RECEIVER 21 7 2 1 Channels installation PHILIPS Setup Channels instalation This feature is used to select the type of installation from the following options installation mode 7 2 1 1 Update This option is used to automatically scan for new channels and add these to the channels already installed To launch an update Select Update using the lt or gt button Press the O K button to launch the update The Update in progress screen is displayed indicating the scanning progress and number of channels found Press BACK to cancel the operation 7 2 1 2 Custom update This option is used to manually scan for new channels and add these to the channels already installed To perform a custom update Select Custom Update using the lt or gt button Move to Channel Number using the W button
27. he channels of the current list in alphabetical order Press the red button the channels are sorted automatically To move the channels of the current list manually Press the green button Highlight the channel to be moved and press O K Select the new channel position and press O K The channel moves to this position in the list 7 3 2 4 Skip Add all channel blue button To skip add all available services to the current list Press the blue button To skip all the available services from the current list Press the red button To add all the available services to the current list Press the green button The channels belonging to the current list are signalled with a white marker 7 3 2 5 Saving confirmation popup If you made any modification using the above screens a confirmation popup Is displayed prompting for confirmation that you want to save the modification s To save the modification s Select Yes using the or gt button Press the O K button To go back to the Modify a programme list screen Press the BACK button 26 CHANGING THE SETTINGS OF YOUR RECEIVER 7 3 3 Delete a Favourites list PHILIPS favourites lst Delete af To delete a favourite list Select the favourites list you want to delete the A or V button Press OK A popup screen is displayed prompting for confirmation that you want to delete the list Press the O K button A confirmation me
28. he current channel list Note The and buttons on the front panel have the same function as the P and P buttons on the remote control 6 3 3 Using the BACK button last channel recall W hile watching digital TV or listening to digital radio Press the BACK button to select the previous TV radio channel 6 3 4 Using channel lists Service selector This feature is used to select channels from a list To access the current channel list while watching digital TV or listening to digital radio Press the O K button to display the current channel list ether the list of available channels or favourite list previously selected Press the A or W button to select a channel Scroll from one page to another using the white or blue remote control button You can preview the selected channel in the right hand side of the screen Press O K again to view listen to the selected channel in full screen Note If the list includes several pages keep pressing the A or Y button to access the previous or next pages To access any channels list including favourites lists Press the O K button once to display the current channel list Successively press FAV to display the other lists Then proceed as indicated above to select a channel Note Empty favourite lists cannot be opened 6 4 Banner A banner is used to display information about the current channel and programme Each time you select
29. he remote control setting Press number buttons 1 and 3 simultaneously for 3 seconds Release the two buttons simultaneously Enter the new setting o Either press number button 4 corresponding to the new setting o Or press number button 3 to come back to the default setting Notes You have 20 seconds to perform changes At the end of this time period the Remote control change screen is displayed indicating whether you changed the remote control setting or not At first power up of the remote control or battery change while pressing a button the default setting value 3 is restored 24 CHANGING THE SETTINGS OF YOUR RECEIVER 7 2 5 Reinstallation This feature is used to reset the receiver i e erase all services and user preferences Either press the O K button to erase all data and go to the W ELCO ME screen PHILIPS fouke Bote Or press the BACK button to go back to the previous screen Create a Favourites Est 7 3 Favourites lists This menu is used to create modify and delete favourites lists 7 3 1 Create a Favourites list This feature is used to define criteria for a new favourites list The list default name is displayed at the top of the screen PHILIPS Favourites list Create afavowntes lis Move to Channels using the W button Select the service type i e either TV channels or Radio channels Move to Free2air scrambled using the W button Select the encoding typ
30. ibed above Modify the appropriate value s Press the O K button to store the values and move to the Service selector screen PHILIPS Timers Modtut Mop Bate Note If some of the selected values are incorrect or in case of a timer conflict an error message is displayed Modify the appropriate value s and press OK again 7 4 3 Delete timer This menu is used to delete existing timers W hen selecting the Delete timer item the first screen displayed is the Timer list screen Select the existing event you want to delete Press the OK button to confirm deletion 7 4 4 Sleep Timer This screen is used to set sleep timers Sleep timers are used L a f to automatically turn off the receiver after a set time To set asleep timer Select the sleep timer duration using the lt or gt button Press the OK button to validate the selected value and go back to the Timers screen PHILIPS Timers Seep tim 7 5 New channels This feature is used to view the list of new channels installed following an update 28 CHANGING THE SETTINGS OF YOUR RECEIVER 7 6 Subscription Settings The information that can de accessed through this menu depend on the operator supplying the smart card 7 7 User preferences This menu is used to customize your receiver Note Access to this menu can be protected by PIN code PHILIPS User preferences Languages 7 7 1 Languages This screen is
31. ntrol Digital connection Connect the audio DIGITAL output socket to the relevant digital audio input socket of your audio equipment using a single CINCH cable not supplied Consult the user manual of your HiFi Audio receiver equipment to choose the proper digital audio input Note With this connection set up you can only control the audio volume up down and mute with your HiFi Audio receiver remote control refer to the relevant User manual 5 4 Connecting of a Video projector to your receiver to watch Digital TV programmes on a video projector Connect the TV SCART socket of your digital receiver to your video projector Video projectors are often fed with S Video format video signals If this is the case with your projector follow the instructions below for connection and installation Connect a SCART to the S Video adapter between the TV SCART of your digital receiver and the S VIDEO input of your video projector Installation refer to chapter 7 2 2 to change the TV VCR output setting of your digital receiver to S VID EO PAL C VBS CONNECTING YOUR DIGITAL RECEIVER 15 Switch your receiver ON OFF low power standby The rigth hand led is lit in red Your receiver is in Low power mode Press the LOW POW ER button on the front of your receiver to restore the previous mode i e either standby or running mode This will take a few seconds Note Your remote does not control the receiver when it is in
32. o download Ask option an alarm will be displayed when new software is detected 30 CHANGING THE SETTINGS OF YOUR RECEIVER 8 Menu tree Name Create a favourite list Channels Free2Air scrambled Main menu Favourites lists Modify a favourite list Sort Skip A dd Lock Service Skip A dd all Day Month Repeat Stop time Channel D elete a favourite list Add timer Modify timer from list Delete timer from list a N ew channels N ew channels installed Menu language Audio language Subscription CONAX Access ne aaa S settings Control aE Display time Parental C ontrol eee Setup menu lock Parental control 1 Channel lock PIN code change Maturity level aturity level PIN code Channels installation Installation mode TV VCR Configuration TV Format Time Settings TV enn SAE TV audio signal Remote control setting VCR output signal Reinstallation VCR recording control Actual D ate Time Local Time offset Remote control Re installation confirmation User preferences New PIN code A Product Reference Software image ID System N ates aN information Hardware ID Software upgrade option MENU TREE 31 9 More about recording VCR or DVD control 9 1 Connection for Easy recording This connection allows automatic recording without requiring you to programme your VCR or DVD recorder Prior to ch
33. oopthrough Software upgrade via over the air download Low power mode Sleep timer Alternate audio tracks Application system resources Processor clock speed 166 MHz SD RAM C PU Video G raphics 8 MB Flash memory 4MB Terrestrial antenna interface RF input IEC 169 2 female connector RF output bypass IEC 169 2 male connector Reception Demodulation Demodulation type COFDM 2K 8K Network MFN SFN Input frequency range VHF Ill amp UHF IV V Loopthrough frequency range 47 862 MHz De scrambling Type DVB Implementation embedded Smart card not supplied 1 for CA CA system Conax Note subscription is required to watch PayTV Connections TV SCART Output CVBS PAL or SECAM RGB Slow blanking Fast blanking S Video for LCD projector Controlled audio L R VCR SCART Input CVBS PAL or SECAM Slow blanking Audio L R RGB Fast blanking Output CVBS PAL or SEC AM Slow blanking during timer if Prepare Record mode is activated SVHS Audio L R Audio CINCH Analogue audio output L R D igital audio Digital audio output PCM DOLBY 5 1 Serial interface RJ 9 Smart card reader Type ISO 7816 Accessories Remote control Type RC 19336002 SCART cable User manual Worldwide Guarantee booklet Batteries 2 x 1 5V type AA R06 RF cable Mains cord Miscellaneous Temperature range C o Operating 5 to 45 o Storage 10 to 70 Mains 230V
34. oosing this connection method Consult the user manual of your VCR or DVD recorder to check if and how this feature is supported Most PhilipsVCR and DVD recorders support one of the two Easy recording options Check that your TV and VCR or DVD both have two SCART sockets Incorporate your receiver in your existing installation as shown below Plug your aerial lead plug into the AERIAL IN socket of your digital receiver Connect the RF OUT socket of your digital receiver to the Aerial input socket of your VCR or DVD using the RF coaxial lead supplied with your digital receiver Connect the RF OUT socket of your VCR or DVD to the Aerial input socket of your TV using a RF coaxial lead Connect the TV SCART socket of your digital receiver to the EXT1 SCART socket of your TV using the SCART lead supplied with your digital receiver Connect the VCR SCART socket of your digital receiver to the EXT2 SCART socket of your VCR called IN using a SCART lead Connect the EXT1 SCART socket of your VCR called O UT to the EXT2 SCART socket of your TV using a SCART lead Plug all your equipment excluding your digital receiver into the mains Switch on your TV and select a channel Plug your receiver into the mains The W ELCO ME screen is displayed the left hand LED will be illuminated green Read the Quick installation chapter to proceed with the channel scan of your digital receiver if not
35. other heat sources Leave a Space of at least 3 cm around the receiver for ventilation making sure that the ventilation holes are not obstructed This receiver is intended for use in a domestic environment only and should never be operated or stored in excessively hot humid or damp conditions Make sure no objects or fluids enter the housing through the ventilation slots Should this happen disconnect your receiver from the mains and consult your retailer To clean the receiver use a damp chamois leather N ever use an abrasive cloth sponge or cleaner W hen connecting or disconnecting cables to the receiver always ensure the receiver is disconnected from the mains Please wait before connecting your receiver read on Do not disassemble the equipment There are no user serviceable parts Mains connection Before connecting the receiver to the mains check that the mains supply voltage corresponds to the voltage printed on the rear of the receiver If the mains voltage is different consult your dealer Please wait before connecting your receiver read on SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 7 2 Unpacking Installing the receiver in your existing set up 2 1 Unpacking Start by unpacking your receiver You will find the following cables and accessories The digital terrestrial receiver The remote control and batteries 2 x LR6AA 1 5 V One SCART lead One RF coaxial lead A mains cord A user manual
36. p right corner of the screen 6 6 Temporarily change the Subtitles selection Press the subtitles button to access the Subtitles Language screen Either enable the subtitles by selecting one of the available languages using the lt or gt button Or switch subtitles off by selecting no subtitle Press OK to confirm and exit the screen Note By default subtitles are disabled 6 7 Temporarily change the Audio language selection Press the I II button to access the Audio Languages screen Select from the audio languages available using the lt or button 18 DAY TO DAY OPERATION Press W to move to Audio mode and select from the audio modes available using the lt or gt button Press OK to confirm and exit the screen 6 8 Guide Event selector W hile watching digital TV or listening to digital radio a Press the GUIDE button to open the event selector En e Gurten view is current channel list called n E Press the gt button to view the next program list 2 Money Press the W or A to select a programme Press the O K button to watch listen to the selected sidan channel ean 6 9 Recording timers Recording timers are used to performVCR or DVD recordings Set a timer while watching digital TV or listening to digital radio Press the TIMER button to set a recording timer on the current programme on the current channel A confirmation message is displayed Press O
37. r TV to change the SC ART connection to your TV Check the receiver TV format option setting following the information in chapter 7 2 2 If you have a wide screen TV you may also need to check the settings on your TV TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE 35 II Technical specifications This product is in conformity with the requirements of the 95 47 EC and 2002 21 EC European directives Video decoding Pay TV ready Conax embedded MPEG 2 DVB compliant up to MP ML Video bit rate up to 15 Mbit sec Video format 4 3 letter box if source is in 16 9 and 16 9 Resolution up to 720x576 pixels Audio decoding MPEG layer Il Ease of Installation Automatic program installation via scanning Automatic program list update Program editing for personalised installation delete add move Ease of Use Direct accessTV amp Radio modes 4 Fav list for TV programs 4 Fav list for Radio programs Automatic recording via Timer programming and Easy recording for VCR and DVD RW Now amp Next ESG Electronic Program Guide per channel when broadcasted Operation Features Direct accessTV amp Radio modes Free to air reception and Pay TV ready Subtitles Parental lock with PIN code Full remote controlled Menu controlled installation and Operation using O n Screen Display 8 event VCR timers Automatic VCR play back Audio L R CVBS or RGB Fast blanking Full range RF l
38. ssage is displayed From the confirmation message screen you can go back to the Favourites list screen by pressing the O K button or Delete a favourites list by pressing the BACK button fl 7 4 Timers Timers are used to performVCR or DVD recordings or turn the receiver to standby mode sleep timer Note If the parental control is enabled you need to enter your PIN code to access this menu 7 4 1 Add timer PHILIPS Timers Add time This feature is used to set new timers By default the current day time and channel are preset Modify these values as necessary using the lt or gt button to select the month repeat mode and channel and numerical buttons to enter numerical values o Day o Month o Repeat o Start time o Stop time o Channel Press OK to store the values and move to the Service selector screen Note If some of the selected values are incorrect or in case of a timer conflict an error message is displayed Modify the appropriate value s and press OK again To modify existing timers use the Modify timer feature CHANGING THE SETTINGS OF YOUR RECEIVER 27 7 4 2 Modify timer W hen selecting the Modify timer item the first screen displayed is the Timer list screen Select the existing timer you want to modify Press the O K button to confirm your choice The Modify timer screen is displayed This screen is identical to the Add timer screen descr
39. utton on your remote Check SCART TV connection making sure cables are firmly pushed into the sockets Try manually selecting the AV EX T channel on your TV Press successively the TIMER and the 0 buttons to cancel the timer and unlock the receiver Check the condition of the batteries and replace if necessary Make sure you aim the remote at the receiver and not at the TV Try retuning your receiver following the relevant steps in chapter Quick installation If you are still missing channels your aerial may need adjusting Problem You sometimes see a squared pattern on the screen your picture is freezing or a picture showing a TV with a noisy pattern You cannot select all of your channels and the P or arrow up down buttons do not always work Even if you use the number buttons you cannot access a particular channel You have forgotten your parental code You set a timer but did not record what you wanted The order of the channels has changed The on screen displays are not as sharp as expected The picture on some channels seems to have been stretched or squashed Possible cause Your aerial may need adjusting or your local transmitter may not be working There could be a transmission problem Your aerial may have been moved for example by severe weather Your aerial connection has become loose or disconnected Some channels have been selected as favourites and th
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