Topfield Topfield Digital Satellite Receiver, TF 5000 Cl Plus manual

Contents TF 5000 CI Plus Page Contents Preference Settings Index Page Introduction FeaturesControlling the digital receiver Front panel Remote control 
What is common interface? Setup Safety precautionsUnpacking Setup VCR Rear panel connectionsConnecting the antenna Connecting up your digital receiverTo use the Scart connector Connecting to your televisionTo use the composite video connector Switching on for the first time Connecting to your video cassette recorderInserting batteries in the remote control Powering on and checking picture Language settings Preference SettingsTelevision standard Video and audio settingsVideo cassette recorder Colour modelTelevision aspect ratio Sound modeRadio frequency output Local time settingParental control Parental control Time offset table City Adjusting the on-screen display Adjusting the on-screen display Service Search Searching broadcasting services1 Configuring LNB settings Searching broadcasting services Service Search 2 Configuring DiSEqC 1.2 settings 3 Configuring Usals settings Searching services Searching every service of a satellite Searching one service of a transponder Editing the transponder list Resetting to installer settings Resetting to factory settingsService Search Daily Usage Volume controlEntering a Watching on multi-picturescreens Favourite services listViewing programme information Selecting audio tracks Selecting subtitle tracksViewing teletext Viewing electronic programme guide Watching multifeed programme Making timer eventsDesired satellite Making timer events Editing the services list Listing ServicesEditing the services list Editing the favourite list Repeat this step to add more entries Transferring receiver data How to use on-screen keyboardTransferring receiver data Checking the firmware information Firmware UpdateChecking the firmware information From your computer via RS-232 port From another digital receiver via RS-232 port Index IndexPage Usals Page Correct disposal of this product