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POWER
ON/OFF RESET LANDSL
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TVTV
Set-top box/connection in three steps
1. Connect splitter to modem
Connect the DSL outlet of the splitter to the modem using
the red phone cable 3 – ADSL port.
2. Connect modem to set-top box
Connect the modem port labelled “TV” to the set-top box
Ethernet port using the yellow ethernet cable 4 .
3. Connect set-top box to TV set
You will find an outlet labelled “TV” on the rear panel of your
set-top box. This is the source of the signal output to the TV set.
Picture 1: Connect this output to your TV set using the
enclosed SCART cable 4. Only one TV set can
be connected to the set-top box.
Picture 2: If your TV set is equipped with an HDMI digital
interface, you can connect the set-top box to this
interface. An hDMi connecting cable is not
included in the package. If the HDMI interface
is used, the teletext function will not work. If high
denition 1080i or 720p is used, SCART will not
work, which means that video recorder will not
work either.
Set-top box/rear panel and connection option
Recording programs onto your VCR/DVD
The set-top box makes it possible to record programs onto your VCR or DVD player as you watch them.
Playing programs on your VCR/DVD
Turn off the set-top box to play recorded programs on video cassettes or DVDs. This will enable the signal to pass directly through
the set-top box SCART outlets to the TV set.
uSB port
A USB port can be found on the rear of the set-top box. It is not active, as it is intended for later use.
feed
(12 volts)
RF output
for TV Left (L) and right (R)
audio channel
ethernet
port
Aerial
input
Digital
audio output
USB port
for later use
SCART outlet
for VCR/DVD
connection
Digital output for hD TV
SCART
outlet for
TV connection
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TV SCART cable Video recorderHDMI cable
SCART cable SCART cable TVVideo recorder
Modem
Picture 2
Set-top box
Ethernet cable
3
4
Splitter
6
5
Picture 1
O2 TV connection