Loewe Centros 1202 Connecting to Television, Connecting to a Set Top Box / Satellite Receiver

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Initial Installation

Connecting to the

Television

Make one of the following connections depending on the functionality of your existing equipment.

Back of the television

SCART INPUT

 

 

 

 

 

 

S-VIDEO

COMPONENT VIDEO INPUT

AUDIO INPUT

VIDEO

INPUT

 

 

INPUT

 

Y

Pb

Pr

L

R

 

T S C A V

Antenna/ cable television wall socket

Back of the DVD recorder

SCART Connection (e.g. Loewe TV)

Connect the EURO AV1 AUDIO/VIDEO Scart socket on the DVD recorder to the corresponding input socket on the television using Scart cable (T).

Video Connection

Audio Connection (Left/Right)

Connect the left and right AUDIO OUT sockets on the DVD recorder to the left and right IN sockets on the television using the audio cable (A).

What is “Digital Out“?

If your Loewe TV set has an AC3 module or a DIS module you should connect to with the DVD recorder using Digital Audio. Connect the DIGITAL OUT socket on the DVD recorder to the DIGITAL IN socket on the TV set. Then assign the AV socket on the TV set to the DIGITAL IN socket using the TV menu SETTINGS AV-SETTINGS AUDIO DIGITAL.

Note: If you use the COMPONENT VUDEO OUT connections, switch the VIDEO OUTPUT switch to COMPONENT. If you use the SCART socket, switch the VIDEO OUTPUT switch to RGB.

Connecting to a Set Top Box / Satellite Receiver

If you use a cable or satellite receiver with integrated decoder, connect it to your recorder and television set as described below. If you use a separate decoder box for your cable/satellite televi-

Notes: This recorder is equipped with a „Loop- Through“ function. This function enables you to record a television broadcast from this recorder‘s integrated TV tuner whilst watching a satellite or Set Top Box channel (see page 43).

Do not connect the recorder „via“ your video recorder, satellite receiver or Set Top Box.

Antenna/ cable television wall socket

Set-Top Box or satellite receiver

AERIAL

AERIAL

SCART AV1

SCART AV2

INPUT

OUTPUT

 

 

Back of the DVD recorder

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Connect the VIDEO OUT socket on the DVD player to the Video input socket on the television using Video cable (V).

sion, follow the instructions in the next section “Connecting to an External Decoder Box“.

1. Connect the aerial cable as shown. This enables

you to watch and record TV channels.

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S-Video Connection

Connect the S-VIDEO OUT socket on the DVD player to the S-Video input socket on the television using S-Video cable (S).

Component Video Connection

Connect the COMPONENT VIDEO OUT socket on the DVD recorder to the corresponding input socket on the television using a Y Pb Pr cable (C).

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2. Connect the EURO AV1 AUDIO/VIDEO socket to

a EURO AV socket on your television using the

SCART cable. This enables you to watch discs.

3. Connect the EURO AV2 DECODER socket to the

EURO AV socket on your Set Top Box / satellite

receiver using a SCART cable. This enables you

to watch the TV channels.

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Back of the television

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Contents DVD Contents ShowView menu on Remote control RC3 DVD operation+ volume quieter/louder Menu select / adjust Main menu onCentros Front Panel Centros Rear Panel & Display Thank you Set upWelcome Scope of deliveryCleaning For your safetyPlayable Discs Essential InformationWritable Discs Types of Video CDs SymbolsDisc-related Terms DVD-R and DVD-RW discsDVD Recordings Overwrite recording is only possible on DVD+RW discs Disc type Formatting Recording mode FunctionsVideo Recording format Default DVD-Video Not possible Not applicable Playback onlyResetting the DVD Recorder Initial InstallationInitial Remote Control Setup Connections General Connecting to the AerialShipping the Unit Connecting to Television Connecting to a Set Top Box / Satellite ReceiverDigital Multi-Channel Sound Connecting to an External Decoder BoxConnecting to an Amplifier Do not connect the decoder box directly to your recorderNo sound at all Connecting to a Digital Camcorder Basic SettingsMain Menu Menu see page 28Navigating in Menus Activating Digital LinkGeneral Menu Automatic ProgrammingTransfer program list Channel SettingEdit program Station Rename Change nameDeleting a programme Renaming stationsMoving programmes Decoder on/offNicam auto/off Setting the ClockManual Setting of the Date / Time TV AspectLanguage Menu Dolby Digital Night ModeAudio Menu Sampling FrequencyLock Menu Recording Quality Recording MenuCountry Code for Rating Disc Menu Finalization Disc NameDisc Protection Temporarily Visible SymbolsAdditional Screen Menus Indicates the current date and timeChanges these settings Mode ChaptersIndicates the audio format and changes the settings DVD-VideoChapter Drive modeIndicates the elapsed time and the total time TimeUsing DVDs and Video CDs General functionsSlow motion SearchingFreeze-frame and Picture For Picture playback RepeatingDisc menus ZoomMarkers Title menuChanging the audio channel Camera positionsDigital sound formats and film language 3D surround soundStoring the last disc settings PIP Picture In PictureOptions in the Music menu Operating the Audio CD and MP3Playing audio CDs or MP3 discs Repeat Advice on MP3 recordingCopying files / folders from a CD to an audio/photo card SearchProgrammed replay with audio CD and MP3 Options in the Programme list menuPlaying a photo disc Using the photo discAccessing images one by one Rotating imagesData/memory card compatibility Using the audio/photocard readerOverview About the systemMP3 operation muting Highlights selection RC3 remote control audio/photo card reader functionsChanges signal source Audio/Photo Card Reader operation offDeleting images or folders Using photoDisplaying image files Using MP3 Manual recording Immediate Timer RecordingRecording first steps Stopping the recordingStart Time Sets the recording‘s start time see Notes Timer recordingPress to switch the unit to standby You should be aware that not all stations work with VPSTimer recordings with the ShowView system Recording from external components TroubleshootingRecording from external sources General DV informationRecording is automatically stopped if Recording from a digital camcorderPress once to start the recording Title List and Chapter List VR Menu VRPlay Starts playing the selected playlist Chapter List-Playlists MenuPress repeatedly to quit the Chapter List-Playlists menu With more than 6 titles useDeleting a Title Title List and Chapter List VideoTitle List Menu After Finalization of the DiscVideo +RW Using the Chapter List MenuTitle List and Chapter List Press DISC-M/ for the Title List menu Use Video +RPrevious/next Press Side of the menuTitle and Chapter Editing Adding Additional Titles/Chapters to a Playlist Deleting a Title/ChapterDeleting a Part Undoing the Last DeletionMoving a Chapter / Playlist Renaming a TitleCombining Two Chapters into One Ing a StationHiding a Title/Chapter Protecting a TitleDividing One Title into Two Titles Video +RW +ROverwriting a Recording Additional InformationDeleting a Disc and Starting New Recording Viewing Title Lists Created on another DVD RecorderProblem Possible cause Remedy What to do, ifRe-program the timer No solutionVideo mode disc Material Timer recording not possible PlayersRecording Technical SpecificationsGeneral PlaybackUsing a code input to set the remote Using other Loewe devices with the RC3 remote controlUsing the remote‘s suggestions to set up remote control Operating additional devices with RC3RC3 code list LoeweStandard 0651 0768 Smart 0718 0705 0713 Sonashi 0716 Sony1903 1904 Soundmaster 0768 0730 07680072 Shivaki 0037 Osume Siemens 0041 Seleco 0384 0037 OkanoSentra 0072 Orbit Setron Orion 0209 0320 0347 Otake 0209 Siera 00810501 0200 0455 Interstar 1105 1017Europa 0628 0607 Morgan’s 0200 0713 0132Cable Box STB Language Code List 6671 Bulgarian 6672 Bihari 6678List of country codes Service Addresses

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