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Programme selection
Programme selection
This section describes how you select analogue and digital TV programme with
your receiver and how you can set the required volume. This description of the
functions assumes that the receiver has been connected correctly.
If you wish to connect the receiver yourself, please read the section "Connection
and start-up" beforehand.
Selecting a TV programme
Reception status
The following information describes how to select other channels and shows what
the on-screen displays look like.
After switching on the receiver, simply
press the
oubuttons in order to se-
lect other TV programmes in their
ascending or descending order in the
channel memory.
Every time you press the button, an on-
screen display shows you the selected programme together with the time, the pro-
gramme start and end times as well as the programme title in the information box
provided these data are transmitted together with the signal.
By pressing the
Obutton, you can leave
this information box permanently dis-
played or switch it off by pressing the
button once again.
You will receive the "channel scrambled"
message for scrambled channels.
Here, you need an authorised card -PCMCIA- or Smart card of the respective Pay-
TV provider (refer to CA module).
A further option of selecting a different
programme is to press the
ibutton. The
TV programme list is now displayed. In the
left column, it will provide information
relating to the received satellites, the
transponder and its transmission fre-
quency, the polarisation, the symbol rate
and the scrambling. The programme
number, the programme broadcaster and
the type of reception signal (free to-
air/scrambled) is shown on the right.
With the
oubuttons you jump to the next programme, with the
-+ buttons you jump to the neighbouring page or with the buttons on the remote
control enter the programme number (Ch). Confirm your selection by pressing the
Obutton. Press the Lbutton to exit the programme list and remain in the al-
ready set programme.
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