Grundig GRP6000 manual TV Mode Tuning the Receiver, Start up, Auto tune, Manual tune

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TV MODE TUNING THE RECEIVER

Start up

Once the mains has been connected to the receiver, the receiver will take up to fifteen seconds to perform system checks, during which the Receiver/Player will not respond to any remote control or button presses. The Receiver/Player cannot be brought out of standby until these checks are completed.

Auto tune

Once the Receiver/Player has been connected to the aerial and television, it can now be tuned in.

1Press » 9« on the handset to turn the receiver on.

2Press » «.

3Select »SETUP« with »!« / »"« and press »OK«.

4Select »AUTO TUNE« with »!« / »"« and press »OK«.

5Press »OK« to select »REPLACE EXISTING SERVICES«.

Now wait while the receiver searches for all the available services, this may take a few minutes.

The receiver will place the services in numerical order.

6Press »OK« or » « to exit the menu. Alternatively see later in the guide how to sort your Service List.

As new services become available, upgrade the SERVICE LIST by selecting the

ADD NEW SERVICES option or, when major changes occur, use REPLACE

EXISTING SERVICES option.

Manual tune

This allows an advanced user to manually tune services.

1Select »MANUAL TUNE« from the »SETUP« menu and press »OK«.

2Now enter the channel number to be tuned.

This menu also shows the aerial signal strength. The Level bar shows GREEN for good, YELLOW for poor, or RED for bad signals. The higher the Bit Error number, the better the signal is.

By changing »AUTO MODE« to »NO«, it is possible to change other reception parameters.

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Contents DUO GRP6000 Contents Contents Introduction Packing contentsGuarantee Digital TV Receiver with BUILT-IN DVD PlayerSET-UP and Safety Front of the Receiver/Player OverviewDisplay elements of the Receiver/Player OverviewBack of the Receiver/Player Special Disc control functions Remote ControlRemote control … using a Y/C cable S-Video and phono cables Connecting the television and VCR …… using aerial RF cables … using Scart cablesConnection and Preparation Connecting the power cordManual tune TV Mode Tuning the ReceiverStart up Auto tuneLanguages TV Mode Advanced SET-UPTV Setup PIN number Connecting a 2nd TV and optional 2nd handsetInformation banner TV Mode Program InformationTV Guide Favourite List TV Mode Lists and Interactive ServicesService List Teletext and interactive servicesTV Mode Timer Programming Recording Censorship TV Mode Parental ControlsLock services Check for download TV Mode Upgrading Your ReceiverNotification Optional RF External Infrared Receiver kit TV Mode Other InformationTechnical information details Electricity consumptionSelecting the video output socket RGB or S-Video Selecting the screen format of your television setBefore playback Disc Mode DVD/VIDEO CD PlaybackDVD and video CD features Special DVD featuresCalling up information Disc Mode DVD/VIDEO CD PlaybackInserting a DVD/video CD Playing back a titleInterrupting and resuming playback Selecting titles or chaptersSelecting chapters … … step by stepSlow motion Additional playback functionsVideo strobe Video searchEnlarging the picture Zoom Repeating a chapter or a DVDRepeating a selected scene A-B repeat Selecting and displaying subtitles Setting a markSelecting and playing scenes Changing the dubbed languageEnding playback Disc Mode MP3 CD PlaybackPlayback Selecting a different trackCalling up the info line Disc Mode Audio CD PlaybackAudio CD features Audio functionsRepeating a title or an audio CD Disc Mode Audio CD PlaybackInterrupting and resuming playback Releasing the disc tray of the Receiver/Player Disc Mode Parental LockLocking and releasing the disc tray of the Receiver/Player Locking the disc tray of the Receiver/PlayerAuthorising the contents of a DVD Disc Mode Parental LockSelecting the intensity of the surround sound effects Disc Mode Sound SettingsSurround sound settings Selecting surround sound effectsSelecting the picture format for your television Disc Mode Picture SettingsVertical filter Disc Mode Picture SettingsSelecting filter functions Selecting the horizontal filterSoftware status and dealer menu Disc Mode Custom SettingsSettings in the »Installation« menu Setting the TV standardSelecting the language for the subtitles Disc Mode Custom SettingsLanguage settings Selecting the dubbed languageConnecting to a digital multi-channel amplifier Disc Mode Using External DevicesSetting the sampling rate Disc Mode Using External DevicesSelecting audio signal types for the digital output Setting the bit rateSetting the digital output level Disc Mode Using External DrivesAdapting the analogue output to the HiFi system Setting the output levelSelecting the audio mode Information Technical dataGeneral instructions for laser devices InformationCleaning DVDs and CDs Rectifying minor problemsGrundig Service Page Page Page 267109417002

GRP6000 specifications

The Grundig GRP6000 is an impressive addition to the realm of portable audio, offering a blend of cutting-edge technology and user-friendly features. This model exemplifies Grundig's commitment to delivering high-quality sound and a versatile listening experience.

One of the standout features of the GRP6000 is its advanced Bluetooth capability. With seamless wireless connectivity, users can easily pair their smartphones, tablets, or other devices, allowing for hassle-free streaming of music and podcasts from a range of platforms, including Spotify and Apple Music. The Bluetooth range is robust, providing reliable connectivity up to 10 meters, letting users enjoy freedom of movement without compromising audio quality.

In terms of sound performance, the GRP6000 is engineered with high-fidelity speakers that deliver powerful bass and crisp treble. The built-in equalizer offers multiple sound profiles, enabling users to tailor their audio output to their specific tastes or the genre of music being played. This attention to sound quality makes the GRP6000 ideal for both audiophiles and casual listeners.

Another noteworthy characteristic of the GRP6000 is its portability. Designed with an ergonomic handle and lightweight construction, this model is perfect for outdoor use, whether you’re at a picnic, beach, or simply taking a stroll. Its durable build ensures that it can withstand the rigors of being on the go.

The battery life of the Grundig GRP6000 is another highlight, boasting an impressive playtime of up to 15 hours on a single charge. This longevity allows users to enjoy extended listening without the need for frequent recharging, making it a reliable companion for long days out or road trips.

Moreover, the GRP6000 features an AUX input and USB playback options, providing flexibility for various devices and formats. Its sleek and modern design, coupled with intuitive controls, enhances the user experience, making adjustments and navigation a breeze.

In conclusion, the Grundig GRP6000 stands out in the crowded portable audio market with its combination of portability, impressive sound quality, and versatility through multiple connectivity options. This model not only caters to music lovers but also adapts perfectly to dynamic lifestyles, embodying Grundig's rich legacy of excellence in audio technology.
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