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    Technika STBHDIS2010 Freeview HD Set Top Box Model: STBHDIS2010[...]

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    Contents Connecting your box ................................ Tuning your box ....................................... Receiving Channel Zero ............................ Safety is important ................................... In the box ................................................. Safety information................................ Keep these i[...]

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    4 Connecting your box SCART Cable SCART Cable T V RF Cable HDMI Cable UHF Aerial RF In Connector Internet RF Out Connector Scart to VCR / Recorder Scart Input on VCR / Recorder VCR/ Recorder RF In Connector VCR/ Recorder RF Out Connector TV RF In Connector Scart Output to TV VCR / Recorder Scart Input on TV 1. Connecting to your TV 2. Connecting to[...]

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    5 Quick start guide Receiving Channel Zero Press the button to put the box into standby, Channel Zero interactive services will now be downloaded to your box. See Channel Zero on page 29. 2. Press the OK button to enter the tuning menu. 3. Once the automatic search has been completed, all channels are stored and the rst available channel is show[...]

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    6 Safety is important To ensure your safety and the safety of others, please read the Safety information BEFORE you operate this product. Keep this information in a safe place for future reference. In the box You will nd the following: 1. Set Top Box 2. Remote Control 3. Quick Start Guide 4. User Guide Note: If any of the items listed are damage[...]

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    7 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS - READ CAREFULLY BEFORE USE Keep these instructions 1. Do not use this box near water 2. Clean only with a slightly damp cloth 3. Do not block any ventilation openings 4. Install in accordance with the supplied Quick Start Guide and this User Guide 5. Do not install or operate near any heat sources such as radiator s[...]

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    8 Important This box generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with these instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communication. However, this is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If the set top box does cause harmful interference to el[...]

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    9 Parts identication 1. STANDBY Power On/Standby . 2. Channel up / channel down 3. Volume up / volume down 4. OK Confirm selection in menu/on screen displays. 5. MENU Open the menu so that you can change the settings of your Digital Box 1. Connect to RF in 2. Connect to RF out 3. ETHERNET- for future interactivity 4. USB- for future interactivit[...]

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    10 NUMBER PAD Enter values and select the channel directly by entering its number MENU Open the menu so that you can change the setting of your Digital Box STANDBY Power on/standby TV/VCR Switch between TV and VCR programmes TV/R Switch between TV and radio programmes M UT E T urn the volume on and off Channel Zero( ) Selects channel zero interacti[...]

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    11 Installing ba tteries in the remot e control 1. Remove the battery compartment cover at the rear of the remote control by depressing the retaining clip. 2. Install two AAA batteries as shown, ensuring the polarity matches that shown in the battery compartment. 3. Replace the battery compartment cover. Using the remote control To use the remote c[...]

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    12 WARNING! ENSURE THE TV AND ALL ANCILLARY EQUIPMEN ARE UNPLUGGED FROM THE MAINS BEFORE MAKING ANY CON NECTIONS ! Connecting the TV aerial Connect the TV aerial to the ‘RF IN’ socket on the rear of the box with a 75 ohm co-axial plug. For best results use a high gain TV aerial, preferably roof or loft mounted. Use a professionally installed ex[...]

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    13 Note: Please consult your VCR instruction guide for details on how to connect your box to your VCR. HDMI cable You can connect the box to your TV HDMI socket with a HDMI cable. This connection will output the uncompressed digital video and audio signals. To connect the box to your TV, connect the HDMI cable between the HDMI socket on the rear of[...]

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    14 Note: You can re-tune your box again at any time. See Channel tune on page 22~23. Operating the box 3. Press OK to begin the automatic tune 4. The box searches for and displays all the available TV and radio channels 5. Once the automatic search has been completed, you will be prompted to select ‘Yes’ to see the list of channels or ‘No’ [...]

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    15 Note: Pressing a leading ‘0’ c auses activation of the Channel Zero interactive service feature. See Channel Zero on page 29 Volume Press the V+ or V- buttons to increase or d e c r e a s e t h e v o l u m e . A v o l u m e i n d i c a to r appears at the bottom of the screen. Mute Press the MUTE button to mute the sound. The speaker symbol [...]

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    16 Operating the box Subtitles 1. To turn subtitles on, press the SUB button. A subtitles ‘ON’ indicator is shown at the top of the screen with language. 2. To turn subtitles off, press the SUB button again. A subtitles ‘OFF’ indicator is shown at the top of the screen. has been set as a favourite. • A lock icon is displayed if parental l[...]

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    17 Operating the box Note: Refer to Channel groups on page 21 for how to create groups of channels. Press the 0 button to display all channels. Channel favourites list The Channel favourites list displays just your favourite channels. 1. Press the FAV button to display the Channel favourites list. 4. Press the BACK button to exit the Channel list w[...]

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    18 Operating the box 1. To display the TV Guide, press the GUIDE button. 2. Press the ▲ / ▼ / ◄ and ► buttons to navigate through the channels and programmes. You can also press the P+ and P- buttons to scroll up and down a page of channels at a time. 3. Press the GREEN button to view the programme schedule for the next day. 4. Press the RE[...]

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    19 Operating the box Note: Please consult your VCR instruction guide for details on how to connect your box to your VCR, and how to programme it to record from the box at the right time. 3. Press to put the box into standby. 4. The box will wake up and tune to the programme and return to standby when it is nished. Digital text D i g i t al t e x[...]

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    20 Operating the box Channels menu The Channels sub-menu allows you to manage your channels. You can create groups, choose favourites, and much more. Channel organizer The Channel organizer sub-menu allows you to manage your channels. • mark a channel as a favourite • set a parental lock • skip a channel when the P+ and P- buttons are pressed[...]

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    21 Operating the box Note: You must re-tune in menu to restore deleted channels. See Channel tune on page 22. 8. Press the ◄ and ► buttons to move the cursor and the NUMERIC buttons, one or more times to enter a character. 9. You can delete the character under the cursor by pressing the RED button. 1 0 . Press the OK button to accept the new ch[...]

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    22 6. Press the 0 button to add or rename a group. A keypad screen (similar to a mobile phone) is displayed. 7. Press the ◄ and ► buttons to move the cursor and the NUMERIC buttons, one or 4. Press a COLOURED button to add or remove that channel from the group of the same colour. 5. You can give each group a name by pressing the ▲ / ▼ / ◄[...]

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    23 Factory reset You can restore the default settings for your box to the original factory values: 1. Press the MENU button. 2. Press the ▼ button to select the ‘Install’ option. 3. Press the ◄ and ► buttons to select the ‘Factory Reset’ option. 4. Press OK to begin. 5. You are asked to conrm that you want to proceed. Press the OK [...]

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    24 Operating the box Ethernet " E t h e r n e t " a l l o w s y o u t o s e t I P a d d r e s s manually or automatically. When selecting the AUTO function and an Ethernet cable is not connected then, the circle marked around the icon will be in red colour. And the default value of the ethernet settings will be 0 as shown in the snapshot.[...]

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    25 Language • ‘Preferred audio’ allows you to set your rst choice for audio. • ‘Alternative audio’ allows you to set your second choice for audio. • ‘Subtitles’ allows you to set the language in which subtitles are displayed (if subtitles are enabled, see Subtitles on page 16). • ‘MHEG Language’ allows you to set the lang[...]

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    26 Note: It is strongl y reco mmended that you leave ‘Time mode’ in ‘Auto’. Operating the box • ‘Aspect ratio’ allows you to choose from 4:3, 4:3 pan scan, 4:3 letter box and 16:9. • ‘Resolution’ allows you to choose the HDMI video output format. • ‘Video output’ allows you to choose the output signal type according to wha[...]

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    27 Operating the box 2. Press OK. 3. Press the NUMERIC buttons to enter the old password. If you have not changed the password before, the default is ‘0000’. Parental PIN The Parental pin menu allows you to set a pin in order to protect locked channels. T o s e t a p a s s w o r d a n d a p p l y a p a r e n t a l rating. 1. Press the MENU butt[...]

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    28 Updates The Settings menu includes an Updates sub- menu. This controls how the box handles automatic software updates which are received via the aerial. These updates are only downloaded when the box is in the normal standby mode. Auto: The box will automatically download and install any updates received. Manual: When you turn the box on for the[...]

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    29 Off: The Receiver will ignore the updates. Operating the box Channel Zero Channel Zero is an interactive system that allows your box to receive enhanced services such as news, weather, TV magazines and games without changing channels. Channel Zero d ownloads and stores the latest services when your box is in standby. There are no services in the[...]

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    30 Troubleshooting guide TROUBLESHOOTING No picture, no sound Check that the box is correctly plugged in Check the television is connected to a suitable power source Check the electrical supply is turned on No picture Ensure that the box and TV are powered on Check that the cables are tted securely Ensure the aerial is connected Press the TV / R[...]

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    31 Additional Information Specications Specications of the box that you have just purchased may vary from the information in this table due to technical innovations. Power requirements AC 110-240V~, 50/60Hz Power consumption On: 9W Temperature Working: 0° C~40° C Storage: -30° C~80° C Humidity Working: 20%~80% Storage: 5%~90% Warranty You[...]

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    T e c h n i k a H e l p l i n e: 0 8 4 5 4 5 6 6 7 6 7 ( C a l l s c o s t u p t o 4 p p e r minute from a BT landline, other providers may vary) Tesco Stores Ltd, Delamare Road, Cheshunt, Herts, EN8 9SL[...]