Initial Installation of the GUIDE Plus+ system

Finalise set up of the external receiver

1Tune your external receiver to the TV channel which transmits the GUIDE Plus+® data.

O If this TV channel is available on the internal tuner of the DVD-recorder, select the TV channel on the DVD-recorder using CHANNEL q P , CHANNEL r S .

2If you did not find your country in this list, no TV channel will provide the GUIDE Plus+® system information.

Refer to the internet page http://www.europe.guideplus.com to find further information and tips.

Country/City

TV (aerial)

TV (SAT)

(Language)

 

 

 

Deutschland

Eurosport

 

Eurosport

 

Astra 19.2E

 

 

 

 

 

 

Eurosport

Österreich

Eurosport

 

Astra 19.2E, Hotbird

 

 

 

13.0E

Schweiz (Deutsch)

Eurosport

 

Eurosport

 

Astra 19.2E

 

 

 

United Kingdom

ITV

 

Eurosport

 

Astra 28.2E

 

 

 

France

Canal+

 

 

España

Tele 5

 

 

Nederland

Music Factory (TMF) /

TMF Astra 19.2E

Eurosport

 

Eurosp. Hotbird 13.0E

 

 

- Eindhoven

Music Factory (TMF)

Music Factory (TMF)

Astra 19.2E

 

 

 

- Rotterdam

Music Factory (TMF)

Music Factory (TMF)

Astra 19.2E

 

 

 

- Amsterdam

Music Factory (TMF)

Music Factory (TMF)

Astra 19.2E

 

 

 

België (Flemish)

Music Factory (TMF)

Music Factory (TMF)

Astra 19.2E

 

 

 

3If the TV channel is only available on the external receiver, select the programme number of the socket to which the external receiver is connected.

O If the external receiver is only connected to the aerial socket, you must select the programme number on the DVD recorder under which the external receiver is stored.

4If you can switch between 'TV' and 'Radio' on the external receiver, select 'TV'.

5Leave the DVD-recorder and the satellite receiver switched on for about 24 hours to load the GUIDE Plus+® data.

6If GUIDE Plus+® data were loaded, switch the DVD-Recorder off with the STANDBY m 2 button for approx.10 minutes. During this time, the data will be stored in a memory to prevent them from being erased in case of malfunction (power failure).

7Press GUIDE/TV J and select the menubar using A I .

8Select the 'Editor' screen using C M and confirm using B O .

Home

Editor displays your TV channel settings. You may switch channel On or Off (grey), select their Source and their programme number. Press Bto use. Press Dfor Info. Press Cfor Setup.

Search

Schedule

Info

 

Editor

Name

On/Off

Source

Programme N.

BBC1

On

TV

 

P 001

BBC2

On

TV

 

P 002

ITV

On

TV

 

P 003

CH4

On

TV

 

P 004

9Check the TV channels and the allocation to the programme numbers. Switch between the two tiles using C M , D K . Select the TV channels using B O , A I , CHANNEL r S , CHANNEL q P (for page forward/backward)

O left tile

Switch the TV channels you want to use to 'On' using the red function button D .

Don't switch off the GUIDE Plus+® data channel!

O right tile

For TV channels on the external receiver, press the red function buttonD to switch to 'External receiver 1' The press the green function button E and enter the programm number for this channel using the 0..9 X buttons (this is the same programme number as you would enter on the external receiver for this TV channel).

Check that the GUIDE Plus+® data channel is allocated to the right programme number!

0End using GUIDE/TV J .

Your external receiver is now installed in the GUIDE Plus+® system.

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Philips DVDR 725H/00, DVDR 725H/02 manual Finalise set up of the external receiver, Left tile, End using GUIDE/TV J
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