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PART 1 • English

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THE REMOTE CONTROL

Normal KEYS

SOURCE

: no function

POWER

: power on/stand-by selection

3  Channel selection up or move the cursor up

MENU

: enter the setup menu

OK

: select the highlighted item

VOLUME

 down or move the cursor left

7  Channel selection down or move the cursor down

EXIT

: exit the current setup

9  Digital keys
10 

RECALL

: return to the last selected channel

11   

Red button

: sub-title key in the normal operation mode or a hot key 

to go to the browsed Teletext pages in Teletext mode

12   

Green button

: a hot key to go to the browsed Teletext pages in 

Teletext mode

13 

MUTE

: mute control

14 

DTV/Radio

 selection

15 

PIC

: no function

16 

EPG

: electronic program guide

17  Volume up or move the cursor right
18 

PREVIEW

: preview selected programs

19 

PLAY/PAUSE

 selection

20 

AUDIO

: second language and stereo selection

21 

INFO

: DTV system information

22 

AUTO

: automatic channel scanning

23 

MANUAL

: manually select channels

24 

ENTER

: enter the selected channel number

25   

TTX

: Teletext key to display Teletext (has to be supported by broadcaster)

26 

Yellow button

: page up in the EPG mode or a hot key to go to the browsed Teletext pages in the Teletext mode

27 

Blue button

: page down in the EPG mode or a hot key to go to the browsed Teletext pages in the Teletext mode

Summary of Contents for SRT L 300

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Page 3: ...d x 1 o Power adapter x 1 o Headphone x 1 o Car cigarette lighter adapter o Portable antenna o Carrying strap o Protection bag TABLE OF CONTENTS ACCESSORIES 3 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS CAUTION 4 PRECAUTIONS 6 BATTERIES 7 OPERATION PANEL 9 MENU 11 BUTTONS ON YOUR REMOTE CONTROL 12 FIRST SETUP 13 AUTOMATIC CHANNEL SEARCHING 13 THE REMOTE CONTROL 14 GENERAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 15 BASIC CONNECT...

Page 4: ...e openings should never be blocked by placing the product on a bed sofa rug or other similar surface This product should not be placed in a built in installation such as a bookcase or rack unless proper ventilation is provided or the manufacturer s instructions have been adhered to 10 Power Sources This product should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label If...

Page 5: ...eptacles as this can result in a risk of fire or electric shock 18 Object and Liquid Entry Never push objects of any kind into this product through openings as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock Never spill liquid of any kind on the product 19 Servicing Do not attempt to service this product yourself as opening or removing covers ...

Page 6: ...disconnect the product from the wall outlet To disconnect the power adapter grasp the plug itself never pull the cord ON PLACEMENT n Please keep a sufficient distance between the product and a radio set A sufficient distance is also needed between the product and any other devices with electromagnetic field n Please place the product in a location with adequate ventilation to prevent heat build up in...

Page 7: ...g obstacles at a maximum range of 7 m 23 feet directly in front of the unit n Keep the transmission window and the unit s sensor free from dust n Operation can be affected by strong light sources such as direct sunlight and the glass doors on cabinets Do not n Put heavy objects on the remote control n Take the remote control apart n Spill liquids onto the remote control HANDHELD TV n The HANDHELD ...

Page 8: ...harging cycles the capacity of the battery will be reduced to 70 Hence after many times of recharging please consider replacing the battery n The battery may become hot during playing or charging n Recharge the battery at room temperature between 0 C and 40 C IMPORTANT n The Handheld DTV will turn off automatically when the battery is getting low However you can recharge your battery pack accordin...

Page 9: ...ssfully charging it will glow green 5 Power LED When the unit operates the LED will glow green 6 MENU EXIT 7 OK MUTE 8 Multi selector CH CH VOL VOL 9 Speaker 10 Display ON OFF control 6 7 8 10 see also next page SIDE AND BACK 11 DC power connector Connect with the AC DC power adapter 12 Video out connector Output the video signal 13 Earphone Audio out connector Output the stereo audio signal 14 Ho...

Page 10: ... selection 3 Navigation the menu In menu mode press CH button and CH button to move cursor up and down Press VOL button and VOL button to move cursor left and right 4 Volume adjustment Press VOL button or VOL button to adjust the volume 5 Channel selection Press CH button or CH button to select he TV Radio channel 6 Panel control Press this button for 1 second to turn the panel back light OFF or O...

Page 11: ...e 5 Subtitle language if supported by system operator use CH CH to choose language Confirm your choice with OK button Subtitling is only available on the video output 6 Program info system parameters and signal information 7 Automatic search 8 Manual search System page 1 Brightness 2 TV system to select display format 3 Regional setting for your country 4 OSD language 5 Time zone You can use CH but...

Page 12: ...e among different programs n Audio Master secondary language selection Use VOL and VOL button to select the language you like to listen n Manual Search Perform program searching in the desired channel only Found programs will be appended to the program list n Program Information Provides information about system parameters and signal Press MENU button to exit Receiving Signal Info System parameter...

Page 13: ...to the top menu and press VOL to enter program menu screen 8 Highlight the automatic search item press OK button 9 Highlight the OK item press OK button 10 Channel searching will need a few minutes 11 When channel searching is completed press CH or CH to select the program 12 To adjust the volume press VOL or VOL AUTOMATIC CHANNEL SEARCHING When you move to a new region and the system provider is ...

Page 14: ...key to go to the browsed Teletext pages in Teletext mode 13 MUTE mute control 14 DTV Radio selection 15 PIC no function 16 EPG electronic program guide 17 Volume up or move the cursor right 18 PREVIEW preview selected programs 19 PLAY PAUSE selection 20 AUDIO second language and stereo selection 21 INFO DTV system information 22 AUTO automatic channel scanning 23 MANUAL manually select channels 24...

Page 15: ...enna plug into the Ext ANT jack on the left side of the unit BASIC CONNECTION CAUTION Refer to the owner s manual of the connected equipment as well Before connecting the Handheld DTV to other equipments please turn the power off and unplug all of the equipments from the outlet CONNECTION TO A TV SET CONNECT YOUR UNIT DIRECTLY TO YOUR TELEVISION Do not connect unit through your video cassette reco...

Page 16: ...s not as many as we expected The no of stored channels is small Signal Quality Level of certain TV channels is too low Certain TV channels are not provided locally Please click the AUTO button or MANUAL button on the Remote Control key to re scan all of the channels Please put unit closer to a window or to a more free view place to increase the signal No way to watch these channels All of the chan...

Page 17: ...ors Power LED Operation green Battery LED charging red charging completed green Controls Infrared Remote control Power on off slide switch 7 keys OSD languages English German French Portuguese Spanish Italian Dutch Features DVB T TV Radio auto channel search EPG channel preview teletext subtitle Power supply 100 240 V AC power adapter with 5 V 1 4 A DC output Battery Built in 3 7 V 2000 mA recharg...

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