Philips DCR 9001/02 user manual Using your remote control when the STB mode is selected

6Using your remote control when the STB mode is selected

EN

-Open info banner

-Then show extended programme information

-Then close banner

SELECT

Select the STB,TV,VCR, DVD, or AMP remote control mode

TEXT

In running mode: open/close teletext

RED, GREEN,YELLOW BLUE

Colour keys

OPT (yellow)

Open the option menu for selection in option channels or NVOD applications, audio, teletext, and subtitles

BACK

-Recall last channel while watching digital TV or listening to the radio

-Wake up the receiver from standby

EXIT

- Go back one step in the menu

Volume (1) +/-

Turn the volume of your Philips TV set up/down

Mute (1)

Audio mute on your Philips TV set

P+/P-

-Select next/previous channel

-Wake up the receiver from stand-by

Audio selection

SUBTITLE

Subtitle selection

MENU

Open/Close menu

V-Format

Switch between picture resolutions

Standby

-Switch to Stand-by

-Switch to Low Power (key press more than 2 seconds)

page up/down in lists

LIST

-Open current channel list

-Then switch between favourite lists

-Wake up the receiver from stand-by

EPG

Open/Close the Electronic Programme Guide (EPG)

CURSOR keys

t/y

Move selection up/down within menus and lists

u/ i

Select value for a setting

OK

-Call up current channel list while watching digital TV or listening to the radio

-Select/confirm in menu

0-9

-Select a channel in digital TV mode.

-Directly select a menu item

-Wake up the receiver from stand-by

TV/RADIO

-Toggle between digital TV and digital Radio

-Wake up the receiver from stand-by

(movie expand)

Control TV display format

TIMER

Set a recording timer from the EPG

Note: press TIMER then 0 to delete the active timer.

V-Output

Switch between output sources (HDMI or DVI/YPbPr/SCART)

(1) If you have a TV set other than Philips, refer to paragraph 15.3 to change the brand setting of your remote control.

Infrared interference on external devices

To avoid bad remote control reception, place your external devices out of sight of the ambient lights of your TV set.

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