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Teletext is an additional service provided free of

charge by many TV stations. It is an "electronic

magazine" through which you can browse in

various ways.

Opening Teletext:

• Press the "TEXT" key. If the selected

station offers "TOP-Text", a "card

file" is displayed (see the picture on

the left).

If "TOP-Text" is not available, Teletext

page 100 is displayed (see the pictu-

re below).

• In the TOP-Text card file, you can

select the desired cards with the cur-

sor control key or with the numeric

keys.

• Press the "OK" key to open the selec-

ted card.

Controlling Teletext with pages

displayed:

Blue key – next subject.

Yellow key – next section.

White key – next page.

After pressing the coloured pre-selec-

tion key, you can step through the sub-

jects, sections or pages with the cursor

control key or with the numeric keys.

If you wish to select a specific page,

enter its page number on the numeric

keys.

If sub-pages exist for the selected page, the page

numbers are displayed in black. In the example

shown here, there are five sub-pages.

You can step through these sub-pages with the

cursor control key.

9. TeletextOpening the menu

TEXT

Page number

i

Gehörlose

Börse

Service

BR-Intern

Hörfunk

Fernsehen

Sport

Bayern

Schlagzeilen

Übersicht

Impressum

A-Z

100

100 ProSieben Datum Uhrzeit

100

Kartenlegen

Live

Gratis

09.56 talk talk talk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 334

10.56 S.O.S.Style & Home . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 335

Aktuelle Meldungen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112

Computer Wurm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113

TED: Brauchen wir Schutz ?. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123

Weitere Meldungen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 135

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Contents

Main Foreword Contents 3 Contents Configuration 1. Installation 2. Safety notes Page 3. The Remote Control Overview of the functions of the keys 4. Daily Operation Switching on Switching off Adjusting the volume Adjusting the picture and sound settings 6. Station Selection 6. Station Selection Opening the menu The "Information" menu (user help) 7. User Help (Information) Opening the Info Information 8. Menu Control Opening the menu Opening Teletext: Controlling Teletext with pages displayed: 9. TeletextOpening the menu Double font size Riddle key (display hidden text) Back to the last index page Stop page scrolling 9. Teletext Displaying all Teletext marks Clearing Teletext marks Subtitles in Teletext 9. Teletext AV playback 10. AV Playback AV playback 10. AV PlaybackOpening the menu 10.1 AV Playback VCR function Picture quality when playing back from tape devices Page Page Page Page 11.1 Picture Settings for 11.2 Picture Settings for Programme via Station Table Opening the menu 12. General Sound Settings 12. General Sound Settings Automatic volume correction Opening the menu 12. General Sound Settings 12. General Sound Settings Volume correction Programmes via TV Menu Opening the menu Tone setting Page 12.2 Sound Settings for Prog. via the Station Table Opening the menu Opening the menu 13. Automatic zoom 14. Childlock a) Activating the childlock b) Permitted programmes: c) TV start TV end Protecting the childlock settings with your code Opening the menu15. Reminder 16. Timer ControlOpening the menu 16.1 Setting the Time and Date Opening the menu 16.2 Recording ControlOpening the menu 16.2 Recording Control Application example: Picture-in-Picture Normal/Speech Recording a programme with a timer Direct recording of a programme Picture format Picture format Opening the menu Picture Position 18. Programming the Function Keys 19. Sound Settings Mute Function 19.1 Data Logic Settings $ 20. EPG 20.1 Activating the EPG " Page 20.2 Collecting EPG data Page Page 20.3 Using the EPGOpening the menu Recording a Programme 21. Setting the Country and Language Selecting the language in the TV menu Setting the country 22. Setting Stations Setting the reception mode Analogue TV: % TV-Standard for analogue stations Analogue TV Terrestrial station search Colour standard for analogue stations 22.2 Setting Stations Automatic DVB-T* station search 22.2 Setting Stations Manual DVB-T*station search 22.3 Setting Stations Automatic DVB-C*station search 22.3 Setting Stations Manual DVB-C*station search 23. Station Logo 24. Sorting Stations 25. Registering AV Devices Opening the menu Data Logic video recorder Data Logic Data Logic Opening the menu Setting signal types RGB Setting signal types DVI/HDMI Opening the menu 25. Registering AV Devices Setting signal types YUV 25.1 Removing AV Devices Opening the menu 26. Initial Programme PositionOpening the menu Page 27. Sound via HiFi Amplifier HiFi output Opening the menu28. DVB Radio Mode Page 29. Scope of Operation 30. Operation without the Remote Control Switching on Programme selection Volume Contrast 32. Sound 1, Sound 2 31. Connecting Headphones 33. Cleaning the TV Set 34. Connections on the Left 35. Connections on the Rear of the Set (covered by a flap) Viewed from below Page 35.1 Connecting a Hifi Amplifier/AV Receiver 36. Copying between AV Devices Direct recording 36. Copying between AV Devices Direct recording 37. Setting the Picture Format AV programme position Code Forced mono Noise reduction Panorama Picture position, vertical Standard values Spatial sound Stereo wide SRS-WOW Tone settings VCR Volume correction Page Page 39.1 Conversion possibilities 40. Inserting / Removing CA Modules 41. Basic differences between analog terrestrial reception and DVB-T Digital transmission Simultaneous broadcasting network 41. Basic differences between analog terrestrial reception and DVB-T Addition Cancellation A1. Set-up of satellite system LNB supply voltage A1.1 Set-up of satellite system DiSEqC system A1.2 Set-up of satellite system Selecting satellites Search settings A2. Setting the stations Automatic search Manual search Updating the data Page Problem Possible cause Remedy Page Page Index Connect a PC Portal stations Page Metz - always first class.