JVC installation and operation guide Configuring the TDR6, Quick Start, Configuration

Configuring the TDR6

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This chapter provides information on configuring the TDR6 for initial operation including:

■Quick start configuration

❒Setting the DVB defaults

❒Selecting a service

❒Setting the time and date

■Detailed TDR5 configuration

❒High-level configuration procedure

❒Configuring the demodulator

Configuration changes may be made using the front panel or remote commands.

All TDR6 configuration changes issued from the front panel are automatically saved to nonvolatile memory.

	Unlike front panel operations, TDR6 parameter changes made from a remote unit are not
	automatically saved to nonvolatile memory. If configuration changes are made to a TDR6 from a
	remote unit, issue the command MC CONFIG SAVE <string> to save the configuration to
NOTE	nonvolatile memory.
Quick Start	To set the TDR6 to the default configuration and immediately begin operations,
Configuration	follow these steps:

1. Set the TDR6 to the appropriate default configuration.

2. Select a service.

3. Set the local date and time.

In the TDR6, both the video decoder and the audio decoder are fully auto-detecting, which means that the TDR6 automatically sets the video and audio parameters based on the incoming service signal.

Setting the Default Configuration

To initialize the TDR6 to the DVB-compliant default configuration using the front panel follow these steps:

1. From the main menu, select Config.

DVT Receiver/Decoder

Config Details Faults ---- >

2.The Configuration menu displays. Select Default.

Configuration Menu

DefaultUser

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