Technicolor - Thomson DTH7500 manual Sorting the channels, Clock setting

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Connections and initial set up

Sorting the channels

9.A channel sorting window will appear.The picture of the selected channel is shown in the background.

The automatic channel search has assigned numbers to the channels is a predefined order.These numbers may not be the numbers you would have chosen. Should this be the case, you can change these numbers by following the instructions at the bottom of the screen. For easy channel identification, we suggest you have a TV magazine at hand.

Note: Channel sorting instructions:

EN

Move: press OK (then the

and

keys until you reach the

desired position (Pr no. on the left of the list then OK: swapping of the 2 channels).

Delete: CLEAR key.

Rename: INFO keys, then and to search for a name on the list. Validate by pressing OK.

Decoder set-up: AV (key (displays a symbol in the list of channels).

10.When all channels have been sorted to your liking, press the key.

Your DMR has an automatic time (and date) setting function. In general, no setting is required on your part.

11.If the time and date information is correct, press twice on OK.The Main Menu of the DMR is displayed: the installation of the channels is now complete.

Clock setting

AutoClock: If the date and time information is not correct, adjust the clock as described below, then check in the Installation menu that the automatic time setting is activated.This menu is reached from the Setup menu (see page 49). Setting the time and date on the DMR is important for the proper operation when recording programmes and for optimum downloading of the programmes guide NAVICLICK.

1.Select Year. Enter 4 digits for the year (2, 0, 0, 3 for 2003).

2.Then enter the 4 digits of the date (press 1, 2, 0, 5 for 12th May).

3.Enter the 4 digits of the time

(press 1, 5, 5, 9 for 15:59 (03:59 PM).

4.Then press twice on OK. The Main Menu will appear again. Channel set-up is complete.

Note:You can now use your DMR and take advantage of its numerous functions. If you want to connect a satellite receiver to your DMR refer to page 10 for the recommended connection.You can also complete your installation through the settings available in the Options menu (refer to pages 48-49). These adjustments depend on the other devices that you are likely to connect to your DMR.

If you want to redo the automatic channel set-up, you will have to select Interactive setup in the Installation menu (in the Setup menu).

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Contents Important information regarding the batteries Precautions and information before connectingAccessories provided Inserting the batteriesContents Contents Basic connections Connections and initial set upSwitch on your DMR and your TV set Connections and initial set upPlacing the DMR in service Using the remote control unit correctlyXX channels found. Press OK Automatic channel searchSorting the channels Clock settingFrance LL’ for France Manual channel searchTime set Channel updateSatellite or cable receiver Link Cable Adjusting your DMR’s IR infrared controller cellDMR / satellite or cable receiver settings Enter the receiver code IR controller connectionPress OK to start the test List of cable receiver codes List of satellite receiver codes20-67 Video input Y/C S-VIDEO Sockets and cables inputsVideo in Composite Cvbs Composite Video Input Audio inputs Input L, RAudio outputs Output L, R Sockets and cables outputsOptical and coaxial Out sockets Digital Audio OUT Video out socket Y/C S-VIDEO OUTUSB socket Front sockets inputsAV sockets Audio/Video PR- / PR+ / Igskip FI To change channels Keys on the frontOther indications Messages on the displayTV Functions With a discDescription of keys in DVD mode Remote controlControlling a satellite or cable receiver Remote controlRemote control Code A-B Controlling a TV setAutomatic code search Programming the remote controlManual programming To watch TV Programmes Recording functionsPutting the television on pause Pause Live TV Recording functionsRecord the current programme Programming a TV recording Recording with the timerKeep Recording qualityConsulting the TV guide with Naviclick Naviclick programmes guideRecording through the Naviclick TV guide To stop the copy operation, press Stop Recording from a memory cardFrom a satellite receiver or cable receiver Recording from a connected deviceFrom a Camcorder or other device Recording from a CD-ROM Discs you can play Playing a discPlaying a disc Television mode Operating principleInteractive banners With a VCD Video CD Disc Playing mode Operating principleWith a DVD With an audio CDStill picture and frame advance Loading and playing a discSearch Options Quick search of an image or a trackPlayback options Chapter DVD Timer DVD,VCD, CDDisc information banner Title or Track DVD,VCD, CDSubtitle and dialogue language DVD Play modes of discs DVD VCD CDCamera angles DVD Audio CD information bannerPBC Playback control menu VCD Playing music files MP3 and / or images Jpeg Playing image Jpeg or music mp3 files on a CD RomZooming in on an image zoom and the Pan and Scan function Image FunctionsChanging images Rotating an imageDisc menu Video menu MenusPictures menu Music menu Jukebox functionChoosing the quality of your recordings Managing your recordingsRenaming the recordings Deleting recordingsFrom the menu of the DMR Language MenuDisplay Language of DMR menus Audio DVD disc dialogue languagesDisc DVD disc menu language Subtitles Language of DVD subtitlesLocking Parental control menuControl menu is displayed Ratings limitsNon categorized titles Changing the codeOptions menu Other settings Recording Quality TimerRecording menu NaviclickIf you encounter difficulties Troubleshooting guideNo sound Further informationYou can’t change the camera angle Other problemsUpdating Naviclick via Teletext SettingsNexTView channel downloading time Choice of NexTView channelChannels and Teletext pages Naviclick NexTView ChannelsDiscs CondensationRegarding Audio formats Technical data Remote control Code A-B
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