Philips LC07 DVB DFU manual Digital teletext Mheg, Available in U.K. only

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18 Digital teletext (MHEG)

Available in U.K. only

Digital teletext services differ greatly from analogue teletext.When you switch to a Digital teletext service, the images you see contain graphics and text which are laid out and controlled in a manner decided by the broadcaster. Some digital channels, which you select like any other channel, offer dedicated teletext services. Some digital channels also offer information on the programme being broadcast (a message or an instruction may appear on the screen).

Under certain circumstances, Digital text or interactive services may have priority over subtitles.This can result in the subtitles not automatically reappearing when leaving Digital text or interactive services on a channel which is broadcasting subtitles. In these cases, subtiltes can be intialised either by toggling

the key on the remote control or by changing channels.

To use the digital teletext, follow the instructions on screen.

Depending on the service, you can

be asked to use the Í Æ Î ï (cursor

keys),

 

(colour keys),

(Teletext On/Off key) and

sometimes the

/

numerical

keys.

 

 

Note

If no colour key links are available

in the Digital Teletext to allow you to

exit teletext mode, use the key instead.

When you have finished watching

English

teletext, select a different channel with

 

P + / – keys or follow the on screen

 

instructions to return to picture.

 

When you switch to a digital channel with links to a teletext service, software is downloaded in the background to enable the teletext function.You will have to wait for a

while before you press the key to allow the software download to complete. If you

press the key before the download is complete, there will be a short delay before the teletext screen is displayed.

While navigating the digital teletext, there is a short delay while the page downloads. A prompt or message is often broadcast on the page to let you know the progress.

Analogue teletext in Digital mode

Note

Available in all countries

•If you see an icon TXT on a digital channel without digital teletext services, it indicates Analogue Teletext is available in Digital mode.

• Press the key to access Analogue teletext.

Note

If UK country is selected during

installation, press and hold key for at least 3 seconds.

•To use Analogue Teletext functions, see page 38 and 39.

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Contents Page Page Country Number Tariff Austria 0810 Recycling Table of contents English Important information Stationary images on the TV screen IntroductionTip Electric, Magnetic Electromagnetic Fields EMFDigital or Analogue channels? What is digital TV?Care of the screen SafetyGeneral Overview of television keys and connectors Switching on the TV Connecting and Disconnecting the mainsUsing the Remote Control Getting startedSubtitles mode Sound modeAnalogue or Digital mode CancelTeletext Volume + VOLDigital menu MuteOverview of Digital main menu and sub-menus Setup Favourites ListAccess restrictions Setup Preferences LanguageLocation Information System softwareTest reception Installation Service listsSwitching on the TV for the first time Understanding the information on the banner Symbols descriptionView new TV channels or Listen to new Radio stations Service listsRearrange services Select Reinstall all services ï and press Æ key 10.1 Add new servicesReinstall all services Select Manual install services ï and press Æ key Manual install servicesTest reception Location settings Language default settingsPreferences Select Language or Location ï and press Æ keySet pin code protection menu Access restrictionsSelect radio stations use the Î ï Select TV channels use the Î ï keysOff Air Downloading of new software InformationSubtitle language use the Î ï keys Using the Options menuTV Guide Preset/Servcie Now NextAvailable in U.K. only Digital teletext MhegInserting the CAM Conditional Access Module menuACI Automatic Channel Installation feature ATS Automatic Tuning System featureSystem Manual Store and the Æ / key to enter Manual Store menuSearch Program NoProgramme Sort Naming of Channel Selecting your Favourite Programmes Features and the Æ/ key to enter Features menu 25.1 TimerLock Program ParentalChange Code Clear AllActive Control and press the Æ Lock modeChild Lock Description of the Sound settings Picture and Sound settingsDescription of the Picture settings Smart Picture and Sound Picture Formats Teletext Enlarge a Hidden informationPicture/Teletext Favourite pagesUsing the TV as a PC Monitor HD mode Connecting the HD equipmentControl TV settings while Sound menuMode Selection in Features menu Selection modeSupported input formats Models only Connect VCR or DVD recorder Connecting other equipmentWith a Eurocable With the aerial cable onlyConnect 2 VCRs or VCR and DVD recorder With Eurocables With Component Video connectorsWith the aerial cables only Connect a satellite receiver With a EurocableDVD Supported PC resolutions PC equipped with a DVI connectorConnect a PC VGA connection is not supportedAudio L / R inputs Audio L and Audio RTroubleshooting Picture in HD mode Symptom Possible solutions No digital channelsBottom of screen PC mode AC3 not available Powered by setProvides an uncompressed, all digital audio/video GlossaryGeneral Points

LC07 DVB DFU specifications

The Philips LC07 DVB DFU is a cutting-edge digital set-top box designed to enhance your television viewing experience. As a key component in the transition to digital TV broadcasts, this device offers viewers an array of features suited for high-quality audio and video experiences. One of its primary functions is to receive digital terrestrial television signals, providing users with access to a multitude of channels without the need for cable or satellite subscriptions.

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