Royal Line V 24 Smart - TV MEGASAT - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Royal Line V 24 Smart MEGASAT

9.3 Playing media via USB .............................................................................................. 34 10. Troubleshooting ......................................................................................................... 35 11. Specications .............................................................................................................. 3604 ENGLISH Please read the operating instructions carefully before using the appliance. Damage caused by im- proper handling is excluded from the warranty. Mains connection: Please check the operating voltage of your power supply before commissioning. This appliance is suitable for AC 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz or DC 10-30 V. Overloading: Do not overload sockets, extension cables or adapters. Do not use damaged power cords and do not touch them with wet hands to avoid risk of electric shock. Liquids: Do not expose the appliance to dripping or splashing water and do not place any containers lled with liquids (e.g. vases) on the appliance. Ventilation: Do not cover the ventilation slots and ensure sucient distance from walls, furniture or curtains. Do not place the appliance in the immediate vicinity of heat sources (e.g. radiators, direct sunlight). Choking hazard: Keep packaging materials such as lm away from children - choking hazard! Cleaning: Disconnect the appliance from the power supply before cleaning. Use a soft, dry cloth and do not use aggressive cleaning agents or liquids. Opening the appliance: Do not open the appliance. Repairs may only be carried out by qualied personnel in order to avoid the risk of electric shock. Power supply unit: The power supply unit must be installed near the appliance and be easily acces- sible at all times. Battery - Risk of explosion: Risk of explosion if the battery is replaced incorrectly. Only use the same or an equivalent type of battery. Dispose of batteries in an environmentally friendly manner in accordance with local regulations. HF exposure: This device fulls the requirements for limiting HF exposure. Maintain a minimum distance of 20 mm between the user and the antenna during operation.

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Many functions of this TV - such as streaming services, apps, media libraries, free TV content or soft- ware updates - require an active internet connection. A stable and suciently fast connection is required to play online content in order to enjoy lms, series or live programmes without interruption. If the TV is connected via a mobile router or hotspot with a SIM card, data volume is consumed when streaming videos or downloading apps. Depending on the picture quality (e.g. HD or 4K), data con- sumption can be very high. Please note that this may result in additional costs, depending on your mobile phone tari, especially if you do not have a data at rate. If the playback jerks, stops or reloads frequently, this is usually due to insucient internet speed or limited bandwidth. The connection can be weaker on campsites or in holiday resorts in particular, as many users share a common Wi-Fi or mobile phone connection. For reliable playback, we recommend using a fast Internet connection and - if possible - a LAN con- nection instead of Wi-Fi.

2. Note on internet connection and data consumption

4. Base mounting (optional)

⚠ Note: The stand is not included in the scope of delivery, but can be purchased from your specialist dealer as an accessory. If you have purchased the stand, please check that all parts are complete and undamaged befo- re installation. If any parts are missing or damaged, please contact your specialist dealer. Stand base Stand holder 3x Cylinder head screw Place the stand bracket on the base plate and secure it with the countersunk screws supplied. 3x Countersunk head screw Step 107ENGLISH

4. Base mounting (optional)

1. Place the TV on a at, soft surface (e.g. blanket or foam) to prevent damage to the device or

2. Attach the stand to the TV as shown.

3. Fasten the stand using the cylinder head screws supplied and a Phillips screwdriver.

LED light Press the power button to switch the TV on or o. RED = standby / GREEN = switched on Infrared receiver Receiver for the remote control signals. Mains switch Main switch for the power supply INPUT Press the button to select the signal source (e.g. DTV, HDMI ...). MENU Press the button to open the menu. CH +/– Switches the programmes up or down. VOL +/– Adjusts the volume (louder/quieter). Switches the TV to standby mode or switches it on again from standby. INPUT MENU CH+ VOL+ CH– VOL–09ENGLISH

5.3 Bottom side connections

5.4 Lateral connections

Switch the television on/o (standby) Mute the sound ZIFFERNTASTEN To enter programme numbers, for example TEXT Opens the teletext Switches between the current and last viewed channel Opens the quick settings of the TV ASPECT Changes the aspect ratio INPUT button: Opens the menu to select the input source PFEILTASTEN To navigate through the menus

Conrms a selection Opens the options list for further settings Switches to the main menu / start screen Back button: Scrolls back one level VOL +/– Increase / decrease volume INFO Shows information on the respective channel EPG Displays the EPG (Electronic Programme Guide) CH +/– Switch programmes (up/down) NETFLIX Opens the Netix app YOUTUBE Opens the YouTube app DISNEY+ Opens the Disney+ app PRIME VIDEO Opens the Prime Video app WHALE TV+ Opens the WhaleTV+ app LIBRARY Opens the library with recorded content or saved media FILES Opens the le manager (e.g. browse USB les) APPS Opens the overview of installed apps

6. Initial installation

6.1 Language and region selection

Connect the TV to the power supply. Then switch on the power switch on the underside of the de- vice. The TV can then be switched on using the remote control or the buttons on the back. The initial installation appears automatically on the screen. You can select the desired system language in this menu item. Then conrm with OK to go to the next page. In this menu item, you can specify the default country or region of the system. Then conrm with OK to go to the next page.

6.2 Set code (child lock)

During the initial setup, you have the option of setting a 4-digit code. You can use this code to restrict access to certain content or apps for adults. Enter your desired code using the arrow buttons on the remote control and conrm with OK. If you want to skip the setup, select „Skip“ - the code can be set or changed later at any time in the Settings > Parental control menu.12 ENGLISH

6. Initial installation

In this step, you can connect the TV to the Internet. Alternatively, you can skip the net- work setup and establish the connection later. LAN connection If you want to use a LAN connection, select LAN. This option is only available if a network cable is connected and connected to the Inter- net. If a LAN cable is plugged in, the WLAN function is automatically deactivated. WLAN connection If you select WLAN instead, a note on energy eciency appears rst, as power consumption is slightly higher when WLAN is active. Tap Conrm to continue and search the available Wi-Fi networks. The window for searching for wireless net- works then appears. All wireless networks found are displayed on the right-hand side of the screen. Use the remote control to select the desired network and conrm with OK. Then enter the password for the selected wireless network and also conrm with OK. The user agreement is displayed in the next step. Read the information displayed carefully. Click on „Select all“ to agree to all points in the agreement. Then select „Agree“ to conrm your selection and continue with the setup. You can open the individual documents and view their contents by clicking on the items listed (e.g. Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, Data Privacy Statement).

6.3 Network settings

6.4 User agreement13ENGLISH

6. Initial installation

In this step, you can register or log in to Whale TV. Registration creates a so-called Whale Card, which gives you access to personalised services and additional functions. The benets include personalised lm and TV recommendations, a favourites function to save your favourite programmes as well as regular promotions and exclusive benets for Whale OS users. Select „Sign in“ to sign in with your account or „Sign in with code“ to complete the sign-in process from another device. If you want to skip this step, select „Next time“.

6.5 Register and log in

After „Register and log in“, the system setup starts automatically. In this step, the TV saves all previously made settings and congures the system for the rst start. The process only takes a few seconds. Note: After the TV has restarted, another window will appear (personalisation service). Conrm with OK, then the data protection and privacy information will be displayed. Select „Accept“ to nalise the process.14 ENGLISH

6. Initial installation

After completing the initial setup, the TV is ready for operation, but still without a saved channel list. To load the preset channel list, proceed as follows:

1. Open the menu on the start screen by

Three options are available here: Select „Load channel list“ to apply the channel list. The TV then restarts automatically and is immediately ready for reception - you can watch TV directly via satellite without having to carry out your own channel search. The channel order can then be customised according to your wishes. Further information on this can be found in chapter 9.2 „Calling up and editing the channel list“. Install channel: Opens the „Channel installation“ menu. Here you can perform a satellite search and install channels. Source: Select the desired input source (e.g. HDMI, USB). Load channel list: Automatically loads a precongured channel list with all common channels.15ENGLISH

After switching on the TV, the start page appears. Press the left direction button on the remote control to open the navigation menu on the left-hand side of the screen. This menu con- tains the following function areas:

1. Search: Enter search terms to search for

2. Home screen: Main screen with frequently

used apps, personal recommendations and other content.

3. Free TV: Access to free-to-air channels, video-on-demand oers and other free content.

4. Discover: Allows you to browse and search for lms, series, videos and more.

5. Apps: Overview of installed apps, app updates, app categories, recommended apps and app

7. User account: Access to your personal prole and account settings (This menu item only appears

if you have logged in with your WhaleTV account). The universal search allows you to nd lms, series, videos, people, live programmes, TV channels and apps.

1. Search page: Selecting the search icon

opens the search page. Current trend searches are displayed here and voice commands are suggested for convenient voice searches.

2. Search results page: After entering a

search term and conrming the search, the results page appears. The content found is clearly sorted by category so that you can quickly nd the results you are looking for.

When you are on the home page, you can scroll down to see more content. A so-called waterfall feed is loaded, which shows additional recommendations from various apps such as YouTube, Prime Video, Disney+ and other popular services. The content is continuously updated and oers personalised suggestions as well as current trends. The start screen consists of several areas:

1. Banner: Large display of recommended

content. The banners change automatically, but can also be scrolled through manually using the remote control.

2. App bar: Displays pre-installed, recommen-

ded and user-installed apps.

3. App recommendations:

4. (a) If an app oers its own recommenda-

tions, an additional row of recommendations appears at the top of the screen when this app is selected, which can be used to open content directly.

5. (b) If no recommendations are available, the „Your top picks“ area is displayed instead.

6. Last used source: Shows the last used signal source (e.g. antenna or HDMI). Selecting this swit-

ches directly to the previous source.

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In the Free TV section, you will nd various free online oerings that are streamed via the Internet. This content is not related to conven- tional satellite reception - an active Internet connection is therefore required to watch it. The page is divided into four categories:

1. Now live: Shows currently running online

programmes and live streams. You can switch directly to the available content via the Programme Guide.

2. Recommended channels: Suggestions for free online channels with dierent themes, such as

entertainment, comedy, documentaries or lifestyle.

3. Popular free lms: Selection of freely available lms that can be streamed over the internet.

4. Free apps: Recommendations for streaming apps such as Whale TV+, Filmzie, Arte, Prime Video or

Plex. These apps are not yet installed and can be downloaded directly if required.

In the Discover section, you can browse the entire range of Whale TV content. Films, series, live programmes and videos are displayed here - both with playback source and pure content previews with descriptions and trai- lers. The section serves as a large media libra- ry and database for lm, TV and audio content so that you can easily discover new content.

1. Recommended content: Overview with

current lm and series highlights, news and trailers for upcoming productions.

2. Categories: Content is divided into dierent areas such as lms, series, live and videos. You can

select according to your interests.

3. Film details: Information such as lm cover, trailer, highlights, actors and a detailed content de-

scription are displayed for each title. By selecting an actor, you will receive additional information on their other roles.

4. Search function: The integrated search function can be used to lter content according to specic

criteria or to nd specic content by entering text.

5. Personalised recommendations: The system automatically suggests content that matches your

previous viewing habits and interests.

In the Apps section (App Store), you will nd a large selection of applications that you can discover, download and install on the TV. This allows you to customise functions and content. The Apps area is organised as follows:

1. Search bar / app search: Enter keywords to

search for specic apps.

2. Banner: Shows current recommendations

and news. The banners change automati- cally, but can also be scrolled through manually.

3. My apps: Contains all apps already installed as well as the „Update“ section, which displays availa-

4. Categories: Here you can browse apps by topic and select specic ones.

5. Recommended apps: Overview of popular and frequently used apps.

App update: All available app updates are displayed in the Update area. You can update individual apps manually or use the „Update all“ function to update all apps at the same time. Information such as name, category, version, le size, description and preview images are displayed on the details page of an app. From here, you can download, open, update or un- install the app.

You can use the Quick settings menu item to call up important TV functions directly without having to switch to the full system settings. Once selected, the Global menu opens, in which frequently used options are clearly displayed. Here you can, for example: Activate or deactivate WLAN and Bluetooth

Change the picture mode (e.g. Standard, Energy saving, Dynamic) Adjust the sound mode Set the screen saver or the sleep timer Congure the energy-saving mode Activate Whale TV Casting to transfer content from a mobile device to the TV. The icon at the top left of the home screen takes you to the user account (User Centre). Here you can log in to your existing account or register a new account. If you are already logged in, your user name and e-mail address will be displayed. You can use the „Edit“ and „Change account“ buttons to customise your account information or log in with a dierent account. If no account is displayed, the login screen appears with the options „Register“, „Log in“ or „Log in with code“ - as when setting up the TV for the rst time.

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In the Network and connection menu, you can manage all settings for the TV‘s Internet connection and wireless communication. Here you can set up both wired and wireless networks as well as con- gure Bluetooth

and HDMI connections. In this section, you can connect the TV to the Internet - either via Wi-Fi or via a LAN connection. Switch on the WLAN and select the desired network from the list of available connections. If the network is hidden (SSID not visible), you can enter the name and password manually via „Add new network“. After connecting a network cable, the TV automatically connects to the Internet. As soon as an IP address has been successfully assigned, the connection data is displayed under „Show network information“. In the Bluetooth

menu, you can connect wireless devices to the TV or manage existing connections.

Switch on the Bluetooth

function to make the TV visible to wireless devices. If Blue- tooth

is deactivated, no connections can be established or devices searched for.

2. Searching for and managing Bluetooth

devices When the submenu is called up, the system automatically searches for Bluetooth

devices in the vicinity. If no devices are found, the menu closes automatically after a short time. As soon as available devices are recognised, they appear in a list on the right - similar to the WLAN search. Select the desired device (e.g. speakers or headphones) using the arrow buttons and conrm with OK. After a successful connection, a message will appear indicating that the device has been successfully paired.

connections. This is helpful if there are connection pro- blems or if a device is no longer recognised. After resetting, new devices can be paired again.

8.1 Network and connection

8.1.1 Wired and wireless network

In the Picture and sound menu, you can customise the TV‘s display and sound settings to suit your personal preferences. Both quick settings and advanced options are available here. The most important parameters can be adjusted directly via the quick settings without leaving the menu. Available options: Picture mode Picture size Backlight Sound mode Sound output device Connected HDMI devices can be recognised and managed in this area. Depending on the TV model, settings for the signal source, CEC control (HDMI-CEC) or the automatic input signal can be made here.

8.2 Picture and sound

8.2.1 Quick sound and video settings

The following values can be ne-tuned in this menu: Backlight Brightness Contrast Saturation Sharpness Colour tone Colour temperature Noise reduction ⚠ Note: The settings for brightness, contrast, saturation, sharpness and colour tone can only be changed if Picture mode > Custom is selected in the menu. Here you select a predened picture setting according to your viewing habits: Standard: Balanced brightness and contrast for everyday use. Soft: Reduced brightness and softer colour tones for comfortable viewing in subdued light. Dynamic: Vivid colours and higher contrast, ideal for bright environments. Energy saving: Reduced backlighting to reduce power consumption. Vivid: Very high-contrast and colour-intensive display. Customised: Enables customisation of all picture parameters.

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Here you specify the device via which the sound is to be output. The TV‘s integrated speaker is activated by default. If another audio device (e.g. Bluetooth

speaker, soundbar or headphones) is connected, this can be selected here. You can adjust further sound parameters in the advanced sound settings: Balance: Sets the volume balance between the left and right side. Audio format: Selection between Automatic, Passthrough or PCM, depending on the connected audio device. System key tone: Activates or deactivates the tones when operating the menu. SPDIF delay: Adjusts the audio output via SPDIF to compensate for picture/sound delays. AVL (Automatic Volume Control): Keeps the volume at a consistent level, even with changing sound sources. Surround: Activates or deactivates virtual surround sound playback. Here you specify the device via which the sound is to be output. The TV‘s integrated speaker is activated by default. If another audio device (e.g. Bluetooth

speaker, soundbar or headphones) is connected, this can be selected here.

Here you can control the power consumption and automatic switch-o of the TV: Screen saver: Activates a screen saver animation if the TV is not operated for a longer period of time. Sleep timer: Sets the time after which the TV switches o automatically. Energy-saving mode: Reduces brightness and power consumption to save energy. Timer menu: Overview of all set time functions (e.g. switch-on/switch-o times).

You can customise the basic functions of the TV in the system settings: Language: Programme audio and subtitles - selection of the menu language, the preferred audio track and the subtitle language Teletext: Activates or deactivates the teletext (teletext) of the current programme. CAM PIN: Allows you to enter a PIN for CI/CI+ modules that require authentication or a password prompt. Region: Species the country or region to customise regional services and channel settings. Date and time: Displays and sets the current time (automatically via network or manually). Keyboard: Selection of the preferred keyboard language and input method. Blue screen: Activates the display of a blue background when there is no signal (e.g. when the source is switched o). In the Device settings menu, you can manage the TV‘s general functions and system settings. The language, region, energy-saving functions and other device settings can be customised here.

In this menu, you dene the behaviour of the TV when it is switched on: Start screen options: Selection of whether the start screen, live TV or the internal memory is di- splayed when switching on. Demo mode: Activates a demonstration function that operates the TV with demo content (e.g. for exhibitions or presentations). The cache cleaner helps to optimise the system memory and improve performance: App cache clean-up: Deletes cached data of individual apps without removing the app itself. This can help to free up memory space or x small functional errors. System cache cleanup: Removes temporary system les to free up the TV‘s overall memory and ensure smoother operation. Under Info you will nd general device information and legal information: Device name: The name under which the TV is displayed in the network. Device information: Technical details such as model number, software version and serial number. User agreement: Insight into the general terms of use. Third-party source: Information on software or service provider components used. System WebView licences: Licences and legal information on the WebView components integrated in the system. Personalisation service: Management of data protection settings and personalised services. Restarts the TV without deleting saved settings or data. This function can be helpful for minor system problems. Resets the TV to factory settings. All personal data and installed apps are deleted and the initial setup starts automatically.

8.3.6 Restarting the television

This menu is used for terrestrial reception (DVB-T/T2). You can set the following options here: Channel search: Starts the automatic search for all available analogue and/or digital channels. Digital manual installation: Allows you to selectively enter a channel or frequency to search for individual stations. Analogue manual installation: For older analogue transmissions (if supported). Automatic channel search: If activated, the TV automatically searches for new channels as soon as a signal is detected. LNC: Activates or deactivates the LNC control (Low Noise Converter), which is required for certain reception systems. In the Channel installation menu, you can search for and save all available TV channels. Depending on the type of reception, dierent options are available for automatic or manual channel search.

8.4 Channel installation

8.4.1 Antenna installation

⚠ Note: In the individual menus, channels can be searched for automatically or manually. In the auto- matic search, all receivable programmes are saved, while the manual search looks for specic frequencies or transponders.28 ENGLISH

This menu is used to set up cable reception (DVB-C). The available functions are similar to those for aerial installation: Channel search: Starts the automatic search for analogue and/or digital cable channels. Digital manual installation: Enter a specic frequency or symbol rate to nd specic channels. Analogue manual installation: Manual search for analogue cable channels. Automatic channel search: Activates an automatic channel search at startup if new channels are detected. LNC: Switches the LNC function for special cable systems on or o. This menu is used for satellite reception (DVB-S/S2) and oers the most extensive setting options. Search for satellites: Here you rst select a provider (e.g. HD+). If you select „More“, a new window opens in which you can manually select the desired satellite (e.g. Astra 19.2° East). Then specify the scan mode (e.g. automatic scan, network search or blind scan) and the channel selection (only free channels, all channels) and start the search process by clicking „Start“. Manual installation: All reception parameters can be set individually here: - Satellite: Selection of the desired satellite (e.g. Astra 19.2° East). - Connection type: Selection between No DiSEqC, DiSEqC 1.0/1.2, Unicable I/II. - LNB frequency, 22 kHz, LNB voltage: Adaptation of technical values to your satellite system. - Select transponder: Determines the frequency on which channels are searched for. - Start channel search: Starts the search process with the selected settings. Automatic channel search: Activates the automatic detection and storage of new channels. LNC: Controls the low noise converter for satellite reception.

Activates or deactivates the operator prole of the CI/CI+ module used. If activated, the functions and services provided by the respective provider (e.g. HD+ or ORF Digital) are used. Displays the name and technical information of the CI/CI+ module currently in use. This information is used to identify the module and can be helpful for technical enquiries.

You can use this function to export or import the saved channel lists: TV to USB: Saves the current channel list to a connected USB data carrier. USB to TV: Imports a previously saved channel list from the USB data carrier back to the TV.

8.4.6 Copying programmes

Various functions can be activated in the Accessibility menu to make the TV more convenient to use for people with hearing or visual impairments. Accessibility: Switches all accessibility functions on or o. If deactivated, the following options are greyed out or not available. Hearing impaired: Activates special audio tracks or subtitles for hearing impaired viewers, if these are provided by the broadcaster. Audio description: Switches on additional voice commentaries that describe scenes and actions for visually impaired viewers (only for programmes that support this function). Mixed volume: This item becomes active when the audio description is switched on. The ratio between the main soundtrack and the audio description track can be adjusted on a scale from 0 to

You can restrict access to certain functions or programmes in the Parental control menu. To open the menu, you must rst enter a PIN code. In the factory setting, this code is 0000. After entering the code, the following options appear: Lock system: Activates or deactivates the child lock. If this function is activated, an additional menu item „Parental control“ is displayed. An age restriction of 1 to 18 years can be set there. Program- mes with a higher age rating are then blocked or require the PIN code to be entered again. Change code: Allows you to enter a new PIN code. For security reasons, the default code 0000 should be changed after the initial setup. Delete code: Resets the PIN code and removes all age restrictions. After deletion, a new code can be assigned if desired. In the Software update menu, you can update the TV‘s system software to the latest version. Regular updates ensure that the TV is stable, new functions are added and any errors are rectied. Software update via the Internet: Performs an online update when the TV is connected to the Inter- net. The system automatically checks whether a new version is available and oers the update for installation. Software update via USB: Enables the software to be updated using a USB data carrier. Copy the update le provided to a USB stick, insert it into the TV and follow the instructions on the screen. Current software: Displays the currently installed software version of the TV. This information can be helpful for support enquiries or to check the update status.

⚠ Note: You can also nd the latest rmware version on our website at www.megasat.tv⏵Downloads.31ENGLISH

Installed applications can be managed, permissions adjusted and system resources optimised in the App settings menu. Open apps can be viewed here, app data deleted or access rights specically controlled. Recently opened apps: Displays a list of recently used apps. This overview helps you to quickly switch between active apps or close unused apps to free up system resources. Show all apps: Opens a complete overview of all apps installed on the TV. By selecting an app, vari- ous options can be executed, such as - Open: Starts the selected app - Uninstall updates: Removes installed updates - Force stop: Terminates an app that continues to run in the background - Empty cache: Deletes temporary app data to free up memory space - Clear data: Resets the app to its initial state - Delete default values: Removes specied default actions - Permissions: Opens the detailed authorisation management of the respective app App authorisations: Here you can specify which functions or data the installed apps are authorised to access. Available authorisation areas include - Camera - Music and audio - Photos and videos - Files and media - Devices in the vicinity can be customised

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9. TV reception and multimedia functions

You can use the input sources to specify the signal from which the TV receives the picture - for example, from a connected receiver, a games console or a Blu-ray player. Press the SETTINGS button on the remote control to open the quick settings menu. Use the right arrow button to switch to the Source menu, in which the following inputs are displayed: AV: Connection for analogue devices such as older DVD players or video recorders. HDMI 1 - 3: Connections for digital devices such as receivers, consoles, computers or streaming boxes. Select the input to which your device is connected and conrm with OK. The TV menu is also available. Here you can choose between: Aerial: Reception via DVB-T/T2. Cable: Reception via DVB-C. Satellite: Reception via DVB-S/S2. TV programme: Opens the electronic programme guide (EPG) with all current pro- grammes and information. Tip: Pressing the EPG button on the remote control also takes you directly to the TV programme.

9.1 Selecting the input source

⚠ Note: If no signal is detected, check that the external device is switched on and correctly connected to the TV.33ENGLISH

9. TV reception and multimedia functions

You can view and sort all saved channels and manage favourites in the channel list. Change channel lists: Press OK to open a se- lection window at the top of the screen. Here you can switch between dierent channel lists of the currently selected tuner, including the provider lists (OP List). Channel information: Additional information is displayed in the centre area of the channel list, e.g. whether a channel is encrypted, whether it has been blocked, the channel type, the channel number and the channel name. The channel logo, if available, is displayed as a standard symbol. Red button: Add channel to favourites list Green button: Remove channel from the favourites list Quick jump: Enter the desired channel number using the remote control to jump directly to a specic channel. Options menu: Use the options button (symbol with three horizontal lines) to open additional set- tings and editing functions for the channel list.

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9. TV reception and multimedia functions

To play media les (e.g. photos, music or videos), insert a suitable USB memory device with compatible les into the TV‘s USB port. Then press the FILES button on the remote control to open the USB menu and select the desired les.

1. ALL: Displays all media les (videos, music,

images and documents) on the USB me- mory device in a complete overview.

2. Video: Displays only video les. Playback

can be controlled using the remote control (play/pause, fast forward/rewind, etc.).

3. Music: Displays only audio les. Playback is

controlled via the remote control (play/pau- se, next track, previous track, etc.).

4. Picture: Only displays picture les. During

display, images can be enlarged, reduced or rotated, for example.

5. Documents: Displays supported document

les (e.g. text or PDF) and opens them for display on the screen.

9.3 Playing media via USB

File overview Video playback Music playback Image playback ⚠ Note: Depending on the media type, opera- tion is via the remote control. Available functions (e.g. playback, rewind, rotate image, zoom) are displayed as icons on the screen during use.35ENGLISH

Please check the following information to identify the cause of a problem yourself and rectify it if necessary before contacting customer service. TV cannot be switched

Check that the power cable is correctly connected to the socket and power adapter. Check that the power adapter cable is correctly connected to the TV set. The electronic protection circuit may have been reset: Unplug the power adapter from the socket, wait 1 minute and then reconnect the plug. No picture Check that the antenna cable is connected correctly. Check that the correct input has been selected (INPUT button). Check the brightness and contrast settings in the picture menu. No sound Check whether the sound is switched o or the mute function is activated (MUTE). Carefully increase the volume. Check that the audio cables are connected to the correct inputs. Poor picture quality Check the connection to the receiver. Check the picture settings. Picture too big, too small or distorted Use the ASPECT button to customise the image display. Remote control does not respond Change the batteries. Use the remote control within the specied range (max. 5 metres, 30°). Avoid exposing the infrared sensor to direct light. No WLAN / internet connection Check whether the router is switched on and connected to the Internet. Check whether the WLAN password has been entered correctly. Check the signal strength of the WLAN in the Network settings menu. Position the router closer to the TV or use a LAN cable. Apps do not start or do not work properly Check the TV‘s internet connection. Restart the app or the TV. Carry out a software/rmware update if necessary. Check whether the respective app is currently available and supported in the system. No access to strea- ming services (e.g. Netix, Prime Video) Check the internet connection. If necessary, log in again with your user account. Update the app to the latest version. Note possible regional restrictions on content. A valid subscription is required to use certain services. Device responds slow- ly or hangs up Switch o the TV and disconnect it from the mains for 1 minute. Check whether the installed rmware is up to date. Remove any unused USB storage devices or accessories.36 ENGLISH

Maximum transmission power < 10 dBm (E.I.R.P.) WLAN interface yes WLAN operating frequencies 2,4 GHz Wi-Fi: 2400 – 2483,5 MHz 5 GHz Wi-Fi: 5150 – 5250 MHz 5 GHz Wi-Fi: 5725 – 5850 MHz WLAN Maximum transmission power (E.I.R.P.) 2,4 GHz Wi-Fi: < 13 dBm 5 GHz Wi-Fi (5150 – 5250 MHz): < 23 dBm 5 GHz Wi-Fi (5725 – 5850 MHz): < 13,98 dBm WLAN protocol 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac Smart TV function yes Operating system WhaleTV operating system Processor Cortex-A35 Quad Core 1.5GHz Processor (1 GB DDR / 8 GB Flash) Photo playback formats JPEG, BMP, PNG, GIF Audio playback formats MP3, WMA, AAC, M4A, FLAC Video playback formats AVI, MP4, MPEG, MPG, TS, MOV, FLV Mechanical power switch yes Loudspeaker 2 x 5 Watt (Stereo) VESA standard 100 x 100 mm Antenna input DVB-S / -S2 1x Antenna input DVB-T / -T2 / -C 1x Headphone output 1x (3.5 mm jack) Audio output (S/PDIF coaxial) 1x (3.5 mm jack) HDMI connection 3x USB connection 2x LAN interface 1x CI+ module slot 1x Mini AV input 1x Power supply DC 12/24 Volt, 3A DC 12/24 Volt, 4A (10~30 Volt stabilised) Operating temperature 0 °C to +40 °C Power consumption during operation 17 watts (max. 36 watts) 21 watts (max. 50 watts) Power consumption in standby < 0,5 watts < 0,5 watts Energy eciency class (spectrum A to G) E E Dimensions with base (W/H/D) (optional) 542 x 349 x 110 mm 617 x 402 x 140 mm Dimensions without base (W/H/D) 542 x 318 x 45 mm 617 x 368 x 43 mm Weight 2,8 kg 4,5 kg38 ENGLISH Legal information Disclaimer These operating instructions have been compiled with the utmost care. Nevertheless, we accept no liability for any errors, misprints or incorrect information. We reserve the right to make changes and further technical developments. Use is at your own risk. Conformity information Megasat Werke GmbH hereby declares that the following equipment is in compliance with the essen- tial requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 2014/53/EU (RED). Conformity has been assessed on the basis of the following harmonised standards: EN 18031-1:2024 EN 18031-2:2024 EN 301 549 V3.2.1 (2021-08) In addition, the devices full the basic requirements and relevant provisions of the following directives: 2014/30/EU (EMV) 2014/35/EU (LVD) 2011/65/EU (RoHS) including directives (EU) 2015/863 and (EU) 2017/2102 (EU) 2019/882 (Accessibility requirements for products and services) according to EN 301 549 V3.2.1 and WCAG 2.2 Aected devices: Megasat Royal Line V 19 Smart (Art.-No. 240145) Megasat Royal Line V 22 Smart (Art.-No. 240146) Megasat Royal Line V 24 Smart (Art.-No. 240147) Megasat Royal Line V 27 Smart (Art.-No. 240148) The complete declaration of conformity is available from Megasat Werke GmbH and can be accessed online at: www.megasat.tv/support/downloads39ENGLISH Legal information Symbols and notes Old appliances must not be disposed of with household waste. You are legally obliged to dis- pose of old electrical and electronic equipment at municipal collection centres. Batteries and rechargeable batteries must be removed and disposed of properly before disposal. WEEE-Reg.-Nr.: DE70592344 The packaging of this product consists of environmentally friendly materials that can be re- cycled. Please dispose of packaging and lling materials in accordance with local regulations on waste separation. Note on battery disposal Two batteries (type AAA) for the remote control are included in the scope of delivery. Batte- ries must not be disposed of with household waste. Consumers are legally obliged to dispose of used batteries at a suitable collection point or at a retailer. Batteries containing harmful substances are labelled with the symbol of a crossed-out dustbin and the chemical symbols Pb (lead), Cd (cadmium) or Hg (mercury).

[e-mail] Version 1.0 (11/2025) PRODUCT REGISTRATION By registering your Megasat product, you will always be up to date. We will automatically notify you by e-mail as soon as new rmware is available for your device. Register your product now at: www.megasat.tv ➡ Support ➡ Product registrationRoyal Line V Smart Mode d‘emploi02 FRANÇAIS Table des matières 1. Consignes de sécurité ................................................................................................ 04