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Channel organizer

Thechannelorganizerallowstocreatefavouritelistsandmodifythedifferentlists:rename,reorderor

remove a list, add/remove channels, lock/unlock channels etc…

Access to the channel organizer

1.  Press the 

MENU

 key.

2.  Using the 

s

 and 

t

 keys, select 

Channel organizer

 then press 

OK

.

Create a new list

  To create a new favourite list, highlight 

Create a new list

 using the 

s

 and 

t

 keys and press 

OK

.

  The new list is automatically added to your current lists.

Modify/delete a list

   To modify or delete a list, highlight it using the 

s

 and 

t

 keys and press 

OK

.  A menu with the 

different options displays on screen.

1.

  To 

change the list name

, select the first item and press 

OK

  Then use the arrow buttons to change the preset name. 
  Press the 

green

 key to save your settings.

2.

  To 

modify the list

, select the second item and press 

OK

  Then use the 

OK

 key to add or remove the selected channel from the favourite list. 

  Press the 

green

 key to save your settings.

3. 

 To 

lock/unlock channels

, select the third item and press 

OK

.

  Then use the 

OK

 key the lock or unlock the selected channel from the favourite list.

  Press the 

green

 key to save your settings.

4.

  To 

reorder the list,

 select the fourth item and press 

OK

.

  Select the channel you want to reorder in the list using the 

s

 and 

t

 keys.

  Then press 

OK

.

  Use the 

s

 and 

t

 keys to move the channel at your preferred position in the list.

  Press 

OK

 to confirm the position. The list has been modified automatically.

  Press the 

green

 key to save your settings.

5.

  To 

delete the list

, select the last item on the list and press 

OK

.

  To confirm the list removal, press the 

s

 key once then press 

OK

 twice.

  To cancel the removal, press 

OK

.

  Press the 

green

 key to save your settings.

Exit the channel organizer

 Toexitthechannelorganizer,pressthe

MENU

 key again.

Summary of Contents for SRT 8900

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Page 2: ...008 Strong A S All rights reserved Republication or redistribution of Strong content including by framing or similar means is prohibited without the prior written consent of Strong A S The Strong logo is registered trademark and trademark of Strong A S Other trademarks and technology protection HDMI the HDMI logo and High Definition Multimedia Interface are trademarks or registered trademarks of H...

Page 3: ... decoder which might spill or drip into it eg Lighted candles or liquids containers Do not splash it with a liquid If an object or liquid enters inside the decoder unplug it immediately and contact the Customer Service Do not store the decoder in excessively hot cold or damp conditions The decoder is intended to operate at an ambient temperature of less than 45 degrees Celsius and a maximum humidi...

Page 4: ...ange 25 70 C Remote Control battery Type 2 x AAA Conditional access ISO7816 CONAX Connections HDMI out HDMI connector type A RF in IEC60169 2 female RF out IEC60169 2 male TV Scart VCR Scart Audio Out L and R RCA female Electrical Audio out S P DIF RCA female Meaning of symbols This symbol on your set guarantees that your product complies with European Directives 73 23 EEC 89 336 EEC 93 68 EEC on ...

Page 5: ...ition How does the HD work The image definition is measured in pixel units The larger the number of pixels the better is quality and sharpness The High Definition is based on two norms which propose much higher resolutions see table below Thus what was blurred and fuzzy with the SD appears to be automatically sharp and detailed with the HD TV Resolution HD Nb Pixel x Nb lines Compatibility Standar...

Page 6: ...ft and right VCR DVD scart output Mains input Front panel controls SRT 8900 ĬĬĬñĊėăÚѪñėī 0_SRT6780_COV qxd 12 06 08 18 51 Page 1 ĔĔĔĔ ª ėcÄĔ ĔM ăă Ċėă ÄÄ Ĕ Ĕ Ĕ2Úėėc ăĔIEMĔ ÖĶĶ Brukerhåndbok User manual Green infrared LED blinking remote control activity V C Volume left V B Volume right Standby Power 4 digit display Smart card slot P t Programme down P s Programme up OK Menu Green Stand by LED on...

Page 7: ...ase follow figures 1 to 2 for a standard installation Note Before plugging in the receiver you should connect at least the RF In antenna and the HDMI port Other connections are optional Figure 1 Connections to TV VCR DVD and Hi Fi system ...

Page 8: ...ll receive only analogue standard definition video You would not be able to record in HD Inserting the smartcard Hold your smartcard with the golden chip up in front of the slot Insert your smartcard into the slot as far as it will go without forcing it Inserting batteries Figure 2 Inserting batteries Please respect the environment and prevailing regulations Before you dispose of batteries or accu...

Page 9: ...one page up down in a list 9 Exits all menus 10 Opens closes the menu 11 Allows navigating up down left right in the menus In the viewing mode the s t buttons allow switching between different TV display modes 12 In menus confirms a choice selection In the normal viewing mode opens the TV banner 13 Selects functions displayed in the menu In the normal viewing mode the purple button displays the te...

Page 10: ...llation If your set top box is connected to a powered active antenna select DC power ON otherwise let this menu item set to OFF Note The DC power setting may also be changed in MENU Set up Options 4 Select Quick installation using the s t buttons and press OK The TV and radio channel search starts automatically Advice a progress bar keeps you up to date on how far the channel search is 5 Wait unti...

Page 11: ...press the GUIDE key To access the Teletext press the purple key To display subtitles press the key To install your receiver with your personal preferences like TV resolution and format banner time out please follow MENU Setup and select Connection to setTV resolution and format TV VCR output signal or Option to set banner time out or subtitling To benefit from our policy of continuous improvement ...

Page 12: ...B C arrow keys for a virtual zapping in the current list of channels Information is given on the current and next programme of the selected channel Advice to switch to a current programme on another channel select the channel and press the OK key EPG The Electronic Programme Guide EPG allows you to view what s on all channels up to 7 days in advance and to programme a timer To use the guide Press ...

Page 13: ...US 4OKENS STATUS HANGE 0 ATURITY RATING BOUT ONAX ECODER 3IGNAL QUALITY AILBOX 4IMER OPTION 4IMER LIST Menu language audio and subtitle preferences Banner time out transparency level DC power subtitling Change PIN code decoder lock TV format and resolution HDMI TV video standards S P DIF and zoom mode Automatic scanning or transport installation Check whether a new software version is available on...

Page 14: ... keys To switch to a channel you want to watch highlight the channel using the s and t keys and press the OK key The list will automatically be set as current To scroll one page down up in the channel list use the P P keys Set a list as current To set a list as current highlight the list using the s and t keys and press INFO Note The focus is automatically set on the currently viewed list Exit the...

Page 15: ...y the list select the second item and press OK Then use the OK key to add or remove the selected channel from the favourite list Press the green key to save your settings 3 To lock unlock channels select the third item and press OK Then use the OK key the lock or unlock the selected channel from the favourite list Press the green key to save your settings 4 To reorder the list select the fourth it...

Page 16: ...ys select Decoder PIN then press OK A PIN code protects the access Enter your 4 digit PIN code Change decoder PIN code Certain features of the set top box e g decoder lock require the entry of a Personal Identification Number PIN The default number for this is 1234 It is highly recommended that you change this number Important Keep your PIN secret but don t lose it 1 Select Change PIN code and pre...

Page 17: ...vice for a quick access to video formats press the s and t arrow buttons Exit the connection menu To exit this menu press the MENU key again Restore default settings Be careful when using this menu which is intended to reset your decoder to factory parameters It means that all your preferences favourite lists timers preferred connections etc will be erased and the decoder will have to restart the ...

Page 18: ...ys select Change CA PIN then press OK 4 Enter the old PIN using the numerical buttons 5 Enter the new PIN using the numerical buttons 6 Finally confirm the new PIN by entering it again Note To Change the decoder PIN see page 15 Maturity rating This sub menu allows viewing and changing the current maturity rating Four categories of maturity rating are defined G for general audience PG for parental ...

Page 19: ...User manual This symbol means that your inoperative electronic appliance must be collected separately and not mixed with the household waste The European Union has implemented a specific collection and recycling system for which manufacturers are responsible This appliance has been designed and manufactured with high quality materials and components that can be recycled and reused Electrical and e...

Page 20: ...erted the wrong way round Something is between the remote control and your set top box The menu language has been changed to a language you don t understand Suggested solution Make sure that the mains plug is properly plugged in and that the mains supply is switched on Check that the mains wall socket has power try plugging in a lamp Press on the front panel or on your remote control Check that al...

Page 21: ...s as a shutter either allowing light to pass through or blocking out the light The pattern of transparent and dark crystals forms the image Pixels Pixels is the abbreviation for picture element Pixels are the smallest bits of data in a video image The more pixels there are in an image the greater the resolution Plasma Plasma display is created by thousands of tiny tubes fi lled by ionized gas in a...

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