USER MANUAL
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1. Connectors RF IN IEC 169 2 female connector RF LOOPTHOUGH IEC 165 2 male connector Video Output Composite Video Compoent Video COAXIAL RCA for SPDIF digital audio output Power Input 230V 50Hz Consumption 5W max Display Decoder Module PAL NTSC Resolution 720x576 PAL 720x480 NTSC Aspect Ratio 4 3 Letterbox Pan amp Scan 16 9 Decoding Video MPEG2 Transport MP ML Audio MPEG2 Audio Layer I amp II Other Compliance ETSI EN 300 744 DVB T Compliance Sound Mode Right Left Stereo2. Wintal USER MANUAL DIGITAL TERRESTRIAL RECEIVER Wintal o STB10SD Please read and keep these instructions Important safety instructions to be kept with the product Please read attentively To prevent fire and electric shock do not expose this receiver to rain or moisture In order to avoid any possible risk of electric shock never attempt to open the unit In case of breakdown reparation should be made by qualified technicians No part of this unit should be repaired by users WARNING Presence of dangerous tension inside apparatus Do not open Risk of electric shock No part should be repaired by users The maintenance of the receiver should be carried out exclusively by qualified persons If the power cord is damaged it must be replaced or repaired by the manufacturer its after sales service qualified electrician or persons of similar qualification in order to avoid possible danger The product must be installed in accordance with national regulations The used batteries must be disposed of safely Throw them in collection bins provided inquire after your retailer for more details in order to protect the environment Proper Installation Place the receiver on a flat firm and stable surface Do not put it on a carpet or rug Do not place the receiver on top of another device such as an amplifier This may lead to overheating Do not put anything above the unit for examp
3. Wintat Den sTB10sD 1 POWER SWITCH 2 STANDBY INDICATOR 3 REMOTE CONTROL SENSOR Rear panel 1 2 4 5 6 Wintal oso x Ece N1185 COAXIAL Rs232 RF IN RF OUT DIGITAL AUDIO 230V 50Hz 5W 1 RF IN This socket connects to your external aerial 2 RF LOOP THROUGH This socket will bypass the RF signal to either your TV or another video system 3 COMPONENT OUTPUTS Connect these outputs to your TV in order to get the best picture quality 4 AUDIO OUTPUTS Left Right 5 COAXIAL This socket connects to a coaxial socket on your home theater 6 RS232 This socket is only used for software upgrade 7 COMPOSITE VIDEO OUTPUT Connect this to your TV 2 Remote Controller STANDBY Wintal STB10SD 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 1 STANDBY Switch the receiver in and out of standby mode 2 lt 0 gt lt 9 gt Numeric keys 3 18 CH CH Program changing keys Move cursor up or down in menu item 4 MENU Display main menu on TV screen and press again to disappear menu 5 OK To confirm current setting or display all programs in no menu mode 6 17 VOL VOL To increase decrease volume Move cursor left or right in menu item Change date of EPG 7 EPG Shows the Electronic Program Guide 8 FAV Displays your favorite channels list Press FAV again to access to the other favorite list
4. channels available 3 LCN Mode When the logical channel numbering options is action the channel will be position in the list with the broadband order automatically after the scanning Press to go forward NOTA If the LCN mode is turn on we suggest to not change the channel position in the TV Radio channel list menu 4 Auto Scan Press ok to start the automatic channel scan when the scan is completed the receiver will enter the Viewing mode 4 Receiver Settings The first time installation procedure chapter 3 will allow the receiver to be used with its basic functions however the receiver offers many more advanced features and options that are illustrated in the following sections 4 1 Password To modify some setting and view certain channel locked by the end user in the Channel menu a password has to be entered the factory set password is 0000 four zeros but it can be changer by pressing MENU and selecting the setup menu and then Parental Lock CAUTION Take note and keep the new password in a safe place if you forget your personal use the universal code 0786 to access the parental lock menu and set a new password 4 2 Channel Scan The first time guided installation procedure runs a channel scan and saves any channels available at that time however later scans may become necessary if for instance a new channel becomes available or when an existing channel changes frequency To access the channel scan function form
5. the viewing mode press MENU on the remote control to open the main menu select Installation and then one of the following options 1 Auto Scan An automatic scan of all digital terrestrial channels received in the area by your antenna press OK on Search to state the scan CAUTION When anew automatic scan is run the existing channel list will be lost 2 Channel Scan For Expert Users Set all the parameters displayed on video related to the Interested channel then select Search and press OK 4 3 Time setting In the viewing mode usage press MENU on the remote control to open the main menu Select Setup and then Region and Time Three setting options are available under GMT Usage item By Region The receiver will automatically set the time according to the selected Region Off The user manually sets date and time User Define Indicate the Greenwich Mean Time GMT time zone E g Italy has a time zone of 1 hour GMT 01 00 During summer period if applicable activate manually the Summer Time parameter CAUTION Some digital terrestrial services transmit information which is strictly linked to the precise time setting of the receiver 4 4 Load Factory Default The default setting of the receiver be restored by a general reset To do so press MENU on the remote control select Tools and then Load Factory Default CAUTION Areset will loose all personal options and features settings saved in the rec
6. eiver 5 The Menus The main menu has 4 sub menus Channel Channel list browsing and editing The edit options include order change name lock and delete TV and radio channels Installation Useful during installation Functions include automatic and manual channel scans section 4 2 Setup The general receiver configuration Options to personalize and modify system parameters such as OSD language type of TV system country and time section 4 3 system password section 4 1 and to set the event timers Tools Practical tools like reset default settings section 4 4 and system information viewing CAUTION The menus are simple and easy to navigate Use the arrows ok and number buttons and always follow the instructions given in the bottom toolbar A flow chart of the menu Channel M TV Channel List Radio Channel Llist Delete All Favorites Delete All Group Rename Main Menu v Installation Setup v v Auto Scan OSD Language TV System Region and Time Channel Scan Timer Setting OSD Setting Parental Lock Tools v Receiver Information Game Load Factory Default 6 Trouble shooting Symptom Possible Cause Remedy LED on front panel does not light AC power cord disconnected Connect power cord properly into the power socket No picture or sound Wrong connection of the video audio output to TV input terminal Connect two terminals correctly
7. g the 89 336 EEC Directive Directives This logo affixed to the receiver means that it is a device of which the waste processing falls within the framework of the 2002 96 EC directive of 27 January 2003 on Waste Electrical and m Electronic Equipment WEEE The presence of hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment may have potential effects on the environment and human health in the reprocessing cycle of the product Thus at the end of the life of this device it should not be discarded with unclassified household waste As a consumer your role is crucial in the cycle of reuse recycling and other forms of recovery of this electrical and electronic equipment Waste reception center and collection facilities are implemented at your disposal by local communities by local communities reception facilities and distributors You have the responsibility to use the selective waste collection systems at your disposal Table of Contents 1 Product description and Connections 2 Remote Controller 3 First time installation 4 Receiver Settings 4 1 Password 4 2 Channel Scan 4 3 Time setting 4 4 Load Factory Default 5 The Menus 6 Trouble Shooting 1 eecre ce etree rete te EEE EEEE EEEE 7 Technical Specification 1 e eecee eee tte eee nnn rrereeeere tenets RW WwW w Ne 1 Product description and Connections Front Panel
8. le CDs or magazines Sufficient Ventilation Place the receiver in a well ventilated location to prevent accumulation of internal heat Allow a gap of at least 10cm to the rear and the top of the unit as well as a space of 5cm to both sides to avoid overheating Do not obstruct any ventilation openings with items such as newspapers tablecloths curtains etc Protecting the Receiver from High Temperatures Humidity Water and Dust The receiver should not be exposed to dripping water or splashing No objects filled with liquids such as vases shall be placed on the unit Do not place any objects that might damage your unit near it e g liquid filled objects or candles Do not place any source of flames such as lit candles on the receiver This receiver is to be used in a temperate climate and should not be used in a tropical climate Electricity Supply Please unplug the receiver in case of prolonged non use If the power cord is damaged it must be replaced or repaired by the manufacturer its after sales service qualified electrician or similar qualifications to those to avoid possible danger This device must be connected to a 230V 50Hz electrical network The plug must remain readily accessible after the installation of the product 73 23 EEC Directive amended by the 93 68 EEC Directive and 2004 108 EC repealing C This product complies with the requirements imposed by the 2006 95 EC repealin
9. s 9 PLAY PAUSE Play or Pause current program 10 RETURN Go back to the previous viewed channel 11 RED BLUE GREEN YELLOW Use to navigate between pages in teletext mode 12 MUTE To navigate inside the menus 13 TEXT Switch on Teletext if current channel has this option and use EXIT key to quit Teletext 14 SUB T Display subtitle options availability depends on the channel 15 AUDIO Change the Audio language or switch to AC3 mode availability depends on the channel 16 EXIT Use this key to quit current menu 19 INFO Display information about the current channel 20 TV RADIO Switch between Digital Radio and DVB T modes Radio is not available in countries such as France 21 PAGE UP PAGE DOWN To navigate inside the menus 3 First time installation When all the connections on the receiver are ready section 2 and the main lead is plugged in the receiver will start up automatically If this does not happen press the ON button on the front panel of the receiver or on the remote control A easy installation menu will be displayed where you can set different parameters and then run the channel scan 1 OSD Language Use the arrow lt gt buttons to select a language for the on screen display menu OSD Press to go to the next parameter 2 Region Use the arrow lt gt buttons to select your country press to proceed CAUTION If the wrong country is selected the channel scan may not detect all the
10. with RCA or Scart cable Wrong Connection of antenna cable Connect the antenna cable correctly Wrong direction of antenna Adjust the direction of antenna No signal or weak signal Check the cable connections TV and other equipment connected between the TV and the receiver or adjust the antenna Wrong setting of channel information in menu screen Type the setting value correctly Black and white screen or V Hold Your TV mode is different from Set Top Box broadcasting mode Use AV mode The remote controller is not working Battery exhausted Change the batteries Fluorescent light interfering with the remote controller Switch off the light Remote controller is incorrectly aimed Select clear flow between remote and the STB Distorted menu screen Too high brightness and contrast level of TV set Adjust brightness and contrast to low level Not working Process Down Unplug the power from the wall and plug back on it 7 Technical Specification Item Specification Tuner Frequency Range VHF 174MHz to 230MHz UHF 470MHz to 860 MHz Input Impedance 75 Ohms unbalanced Signal Input Level 78 25 dbm Bandwidth 6 7 8 MHz Demodulation Demodulator COFDM OFDM Modulation 2K 8K FFT SFN and MFN Packet Carries 2K 8K Guard Interval 1 4 1 8 1 16 1 32
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