4Using your Digital Terrestrial Receiver
4.1Watching live TV
Digital Terrestrial Receiver 
STANDBY on the front panel or remote control
Note
In order to reduce power consumption, switch your Digital Terrestrial Receiver to standby mode whenever you are not using it.
For maximum energy saving we recommend you to switch off the Digital Terrestrial Receiver using the switch at the back of the Digital Terrestrial Receiver if you are not using it for a long time.
Channel selection
To change channels, use P+/P- or the numerical keys of the remote control or on the front panel.
Press BACK to move to the previous channel you watched.
A quicker way is to use FAV to use a Channel lists. OK will present the channel, OK again hides the Channel list. You could create your own channel list, see §5.6 Channel manager. Another quick way to select a channel is using the channel banner, see on next page.
Note
When two records are ongoing at the same time on two different frequencies, zapping is only allowed on those two frequencies. Unavailable channels are in grey in the Favorite list menu. Recording from the time shift buffer will record the full programme even if you start the recording after the programme has already begun. At the end of this operation, the playback will start again automatically at the point where you started the recording.The recorded programme will be indicated in red in the Time Shift bar (Refer to page 19).
Using your Digital Terrestrial Receiver
Channel lists
While watching digital TV, you can access existing channel lists. See creation of a channel list in chapter channel manager..
Press FAV to display the channels of the current list.
Press the 
arrow key to go to the Channel lists menu.
Scroll up or down to the desired channel list using the 
/ 
arrow keys.
Press OK or 
arrow key to display the channels of the selected list.
Scroll up or down to the desired channel using the 
/ 
arrow keys.
Press OK to select the channel, or EXIT. Press OK again or FAV or EXIT to close the channel list.
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