Appendix a Safety, Power | Manhattan Computer Products DS 100

the programme guide and the button gives no information on the programmes showing. They cannot be added to your favourite channels list and you cannot choose them with the number buttons on the remote control.

You can only choose a non-freesat channel from the channel list or by stepping from another non-freesat channel using the and buttons. Press to display the main channel list and then the SWAP button to switch to the non-freesat list. Choose the non-freesat channel you want to watch by highlighting

it with the orange bar using the and buttons, then press .

HINT: There may be some non-Freesat channels listed that you do not want, and you can delete these in the normal way using the button.

APPENDIX A - SAFETY

POWER

The receiver should be plugged into a 230V to 240V AC, 50Hz supply.

CABLES

Make sure all cables are positioned so they are not likely to be walked on, crushed or damaged by things placed on or against them. Pay particular attention to the power cable where it goes into the socket and where it comes out of the receiver. Do not connect or adjust cables to the receiver when it is plugged in.

TEMPERATURE AND MOISTURE

Do not use or leave the receiver in a hot, cold or humid (moist) environment. Do not allow the receiver to get wet – from drips or splashes – as this is dangerous. Do not place vases or other water-filled objects on top of the receiver.

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Manhattan Computer Products DS 100 manual Appendix a Safety, Power, Cables, Temperature and Moisture

Contents

User Guide Congratulations Freesat Manhattan Further Information Contents 1In The Box Front Switch the receiver on and offYour Receiver Manhattan Plaza DS100 Back Mains power output for connecting to the mains supplyOutput for connecting to the TV Input for connecting to the satellite dish Remote Control Page Satellite Dish 2PREPARATION Cable is fitted with a wall socket inside your Connecting Your Receiver Connecting Your Receiver Page Turn your TV set on and choose the correct Switching on Tuning Tuning Page Turning on the Receiver 3EVERYDAY USEChanging Channels Use the electronic programme guide see Use the browsing bar at the bottom of the TV screen see Button again Changing the VolumeYou can turn the volume up or down using Information BAR Browsing Channels and Programmes Subtitles and Audio Description Press Browsing Channels and Programmes Using the Channel List Regional Channels Can press the button to leave the region setting the same Until it highlights the section you want, then press Using the Programme Guide Using the Programme Guide You can use the interactive services by pressing Interactive TV ServicesTo watching TV by pressing the or button Recording Freesat Programmes Interactive TV Services Broadcast picture 4ADVANCED USETV Screen Size Full widescreen TV/DTV Using the Menu System Changing the Channel List Lock Code Channel List of channels displayed, use Using the Favourite Channels List Using the Favourite Channels List KEY Beep SettingsTo make changes to any of the settings, first By pressing the button Auto Standby Genre SettingOn. Use the and buttons to move Scart Output Menu Transparency Settings Parental Settings Changing the RECEIVER’S Language Receiver UpgradeSetting is then confirmed on-screen Restoring ALL Settings Then press . Press to return to watching TV Changing the RECEIVER’S LanguageReceiver Information 5NON-FREESAT Channels Tuning in NON-FREESAT Channels Settings menu by pressing Tuning NON-FREESAT ChannelsWatching NON-FREESAT Channels Cables Appendix a SafetyPower Temperature and Moisture Heat and Flames CleaningReplacement Parts Ventilation Protecting the Environment Blue Neutral Brown LiveBatteries at many supermarkets Possible Cause What to do Appendix B Troubleshooting Channel No picture orSound Visible Video PowerDimensions Helpline