DSR9005 - Digital decoder PHILIPS - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL DSR9005 PHILIPS

For problems that are not related to Premiere programmes or the Premiere smart card, but rather due to your receiver, call the Philips call center on 0180/500 75 31* for Germany or 0820 400 039* for Austria. *open 7 days from 08.00 to 23.00 - 0.12 Euros/min

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Foreword

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Dear Valued Customer,

Thank you for choosing our HDTV receiver. This User Manual will help you get the best out of the extensive and fascinating functions of your new receiver.

With your new HDTV receiver DSR 9005, the whole world of television is open to you for top-quality viewing! You are now ready for the future of television! HDTV is a new way to watch television - a crystal clear, high-definition picture with sharp colours. Premiere offers you Hollywood blockbusters, major sports events and documentaries of the highest quality. Television now becomes an incredible viewing experience.

Your new digital receiver DSR 9005 is of course designed to receive and use Premiere services. It is for those who expect more from television. A Premiere subscription means exclusive programs, a wide selection, comprehensive service and cutting edge technology.

With Premiere you will experience innovations in TV before anyone else. Premiere is the first, and up to now the only, German TV channel with programmes 24-hours a day in high definition.

Premier HD channels offer top Premiere programs in unheard-of quality.

• Enjoy the best current films with picture and sound quality just like in the movie theatre - and in the original wide-screen format.
  • See the world as it really is with the Premiere HD special offer.
• Experience the best in sports in top quality and see the best football, basketball and ice hockey players and other sports stars.

Premiere offers you more TV enjoyment, more variety and more comfort.

• PREMIERE FILM offers great entertainment to suit all tastes with a selection of 100 films a day with no commercial interruption. DISNEY CHANNEL provides great family entertainment.
• PREMIERE SPORT & PREMIERE FUSSBALL LIVE offer best in sports. You will never miss another goal.
• PREMIERE THEMA includes a wide variety of theme channels for all your moods and interests with documentaries, interactive advice programmes, children's programmes, music channels and adult channels, as well as the best programmes for fans of sci-fi, thrillers, action and classic movies.
• On PREMIERE DIREKT, you can easily book the best current films, exclusive sports events, special events and adult television for whatever time you want and enjoy them at home.

When installing Premiere, please observe the installation instructions that come with the Premiere smart card. If you haven't got a Premiere smart card yet, you can find further information on current Premiere offers on:

0180/ 551 00 00* - www.premiere.de

01/ 49166 200 - www.premiere.at

for Germany

for Austria

or at specific dealers.

We wish you great viewing with your Philips DSR 9005!

Your Philips Team.

*0.12 euros/min on the Deutsche Telekom Ltd. fixed network

1 Quick installation for the reception of satellite ASTRA 19.2° East 58

2 Meaning of symbols 60

3 Safety instructions 61

4 Product description 62

4.1 Front panel 62

4.2 Front panel display 63

4.3 Rear panel 64

5 Inserting your Smartcard 65

5.1 Premiere smart card for Premiere content 65

5.2 DVB-CI and smart card for other pay-TV providers 65

6 Using your remote control when the STB mode is selected 66

7 Connecting your digital receiver 67

7.1 Connections 67

7.2 Connecting to a video projector to watch Digital TV 71

7.3 Connecting an additional satellite receiver to the RF OUT output 72

8 First installation 73

8.1 Installation settings 73

8.2 Channel search 73

8.3 Search failure 74

9 Day-to-day operation 74

9.1 Switching your receiver ON, or to LOW POWER or STAND-BY 74

9.2 Switching from watching digital TV to listening to digital radio 74

9.3 Changing channels while watching digital TV or listening to digital radio 75

9.4 Banner 75

9.5 Volume control - / + / 75

9.6 Current programme options/Lip Synchronisation 76

9.7 Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) 76

9.8 Set or delete recording timers 76

9.9 Viewing teletext 77

9.10 Checking or changing the video output resolution setting 77

10 PIN-Code for the protection of minors 78

11 Premiere features 78

11.1 Premiere Sports portal 78

11.2 PREMIERE DIREKT (Near-Video-on-Demand) 78

12 Premiere Menu 79

12.1 Menu tree 79

12.2 Menu navigation 80

13 Premiere Menu 81

13.1 PIN Code Change 8

13.2 Smartcard 81

13.3 CI module 81

13.4 System81

13.5 Scan82

13.6 Display 82

13.7 Dolby Digital out of the digital audio output 82

13.8 Wake up 82

14 Settings 83

14.1 Timer Manager 83

14.2 Channel Manager 83

14.3 Settings 85

14.4 For Parents 86

14.5 Advanced settings 86

14.6 Channel Search 89

15 Advanced settings 91

15.1 Restoring factory settings 91

15.2 Changing the remote control setting 91

15.3 VCR or DVD recorder control 91

16 Programming your remote control for your audio/video equipment brands 93

16.1 Mode selection (selecting the device you want to control) 93

16.2 Volume and mute control assignment 93

16.3 Changing the brand setting of your remote control for your TV, VCR, DVD or Amplifier 94

16.4 Controlling your TV,Video Recorder, DVD and amplifier 95

17 Glossary 99

18 Troubleshooting 100

19 Technical specifications 102

When unpacking your receiver, please make sure the following accessories are included:

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Front view of a Philips remote control with keypad and buttons (no visible text or symbols on device body)

Black cable with two connectors, no visible text or symbols

2 - HDMI cable

Black cable with two terminal plugs, no visible text or symbols

3 - Mains cord

Illustration of a black and gray audio/video cable with two leads (no text or symbols)

4 - Audio cable

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Universal remote control with batteries

The package also includes the following documents:

• User manual for receiver
• Quick start guide
  • Philips World-Wide Guarantee

Plastic bags can be dangerous. To avoid suffocation keep the bag away from babies and children.

1 Quick installation for the reception of satellite ASTRA 19.2° East

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Please read the safety and environmental instructions before connecting your receiver.

Your TV set is fitted with an HDMI socket

You already have one satellite antenna installed.

Your antenna is fitted with one universal LNB.

Your antenna is correctly pointed at the ASTRA 19.2° East satellite.

You only want to install channels broadcast on the ASTRA 19.2° East satellite.

If your equipment does not meet all of the above requirements, proceed to chapter 8

• Disconnect your TV set from the mains.
• Connect your receiver as shown below. Do not connect your receiver to the mains now.

When connected as described below, volume control is performed via your TV set.

- Insert your smart card in your receiver with the contacts facing up.

Smart card insertion is required for Premiere subscribers only.

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    A["Lead from satellite dish"] --> B["Satellite Receiver"]
    B --> C["TV set"]
    C --> D["Lead from your TV antenna"]
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    style B fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style C fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    style D fill:#fcc,stroke:#333

- Insert the two batteries supplied in your remote control.

Batteries are removable from the remote using common household tools. The batteries supplied do not contain hazardous substances such as Mercury, Cadmium, or Lead. However, they must not be disposed of with your household waste but to a local separate battery collection system.

• Switch on your TV set and select the appropriate HDMI input (refer to your TV set user manual).
• Now plug the receiver's power supply cord into the mains. The receiver display indicates BOOTING, WELCOME then
• Press V-Output once. The receiver display should indicate HOMI DETECTED

If OUTPUT is displayed instead, proceed to chapter 8.

- Check that the welcome screen displays on the TV screen.

If no picture is displayed or the picture quality is poor, refer to section Troubleshooting.

- Press P+ then P-. Wait for a few seconds for the First installation screen to appear.

• Select your favourite language.

• Select your country.

• Check for adequate signal strength and quality.

• Press OK to start searching for channels on Astra 19.2 East. During the search, a bargraph indicates the channel search progress. This may take some time. It is to ensure the receiver will not miss out on channels.

Once the scan has been successfully completed, a completion message is displayed.

- Press OK.

A new screen appears, with a message indicating that a search for new, upgraded software is in progress:

- Either wait for software detection, and then proceed as indicated on screen. It is recommended to accept software so as to keep your receiver up-to-date.

- Or press EXIT to stop searching for new software.

At the end of first installation, your receiver tunes to the first channel in the main TV list.

For detailed information on first installation, see chapter 8.

For detailed information on other connections, refer to the on-screen help, either by pressing the yellow colour key or via the menu by selecting the Help item. Alternatively, see chapter 7.

Your remote control is set to perform volume control through a Philips TV set. If you have a TV set other than Philips, refer to paragraph 16.3 to adapt the brand setting of your remote control to your TV set.

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2 Meaning of symbols

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	Important information:Must be read and understood.
	Your product has been designed and manufactured with high quality materials and components, which can be recycled and reused.When this crossed-out wheeled bin symbol is attached to a product or its packaging, it means the product is covered by European Directive 2002/96/EC.Please inform yourself about the local separate collection process for electronic products.Please act according to your local rules and do not dispose of your old products with your normal household waste. The correct disposal of your old product will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health.
	The “Material recyclability symbol” affixed on package cardboard and user manual means these parts are recyclable.So do not dispose of them with your normal household waste.
	The “Material recyclability symbol” affixed on plastic packaging parts means these parts are recyclable.So do not dispose of them with your normal household waste.
	The “Green Dot” affixed on cardboard means PHILIPS pays a financial duty to the “Avoidance and Recovery of Packaging Waste” organization.

3 Safety instructions

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Your receiver has been manufactured to meet the appropriate safety standards, but the instructions below must be followed to operate it safely. These instructions must be kept for future reference.

• Before connecting the receiver to the mains, check that the mains supply voltage corresponds to the voltage printed on the rear of the receiver. If the mains voltage is different, consult your dealer.
• The receiver does not contain any user-serviceable parts. Do not attempt to open it. All maintenance work must be carried out by qualified services centres.
• If you disconnect the receiver from the mains, make sure to unplug it from the wall socket and not just from the AC socket at the back of the unit. Children could seriously injure themselves, as the free end of the cable is still live.
• It is recommended to unplug the receiver from the mains during lightning storms.
• If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced. Always refer to qualified services centres.
• To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the receiver to rain or moisture.
• The receiver should be placed on a firm surface, and the ventilation openings must not be covered with items, such as newspapers, table clothes, curtains, etc.
• Do not install the receiver near heat sources such as radiators, stoves or other apparatus that produce heat. Protect it from direct sunlight.
• When installing the receiver, ensure there is a gap of approximately 2 cm around the receiver to enable air to circulate freely and prevent overheating.
• Leave accessible the mains connector at the back of the unit in case emergency shutdown is required.
• Do not place any combustible objects on the receiver (candles, etc.).
• No objects filled with liquids, such as vases, should be placed on the unit. The receiver shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing. Should this happen, disconnect your receiver from the mains and consult your dealer.
• Make sure that children do not place any foreign objects in any of the openings.
• For cleaning, use a soft, damp (not wet) cloth. Never use any abrasive cloth and aerosol cleaners.

Your receiver, as any electronic equipment, consumes power. In order to reduce power consumption, please switch your receiver to "Low Power" whenever you are not using it. For maximum energy saving we recommend you switch off the receiver by unplugging it from the mains if you are not using it for a long time, e.g. during holidays.

4 Product description

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4.1 Front panel

NOTY PROG 112 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 button with indicator.... Standby (short key press) "Low Power" (2-second key press) - indicator lit in red Reset (5-second key press).
2 P- Channel down Wake up the receiver from stand-by or "low power".
3 P+ Channel up Wake up the receiver from stand-by or "low power".
4 TV/RADIO Toggle between digital TV and digital radio. Wake up the receiver from stand-by or "low power".
5 HDTV Indicate reception of HD programmes when lit in blue.
6 Display Front panel display. See paragraph 4.2.

Open the door located on the right-hand side of the receiver front panel to access the following:

7 V-Output Switch between output formats (HDMI, YPbPr, or EXT1).

8 V-Format Select picture resolution (Auto, 1080i, 720p, or 576p).

9 OK Confirm selection.

10 Smart card slot (slot 1) See chapter 5.

11 Cl module slot (slot 2)..... See chapter 5.

4.2 Front panel display

4.2.1 Pictograms

		Represents progression of channel scan or volume change.
		Lit when a recording is running.
		Lit during storage of data at the end of a channel scan.
		Lit when a smart card is required.
		Blinks when receiving a remote control command.
		Lit when at least one recording or reminder has been programmed.
		Lit when watching satellite TV.

4.2.2 Description of segment display messages

	Receiver connected to mains and in low power; Ⓧbutton indicator lit in red
	Receiver initializing. Please wait.
2345. - - - -	Receiver in stand-by
2108: DISNEY C	Receiver tuned on a digital TV channel, e.g. Disney Channel.
R438: RTL	Receiver tuned on a digital Radio channel
RECORDING	Recording in progress. To cancel a recording which is in progress press TIMER then 0.
AV FROM EXT 2	The device connected to the EXT2 SCART of your receiver is playing back a recording. Stop playback to return to digital channels.

4.3 Rear panel

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 D/3 T2V - 30Hz 30W CE

1 SAT IN (*) Input to connect the cable from your satellite dish
2 RF OUT (*) Output to connect another satellite receiver
3 USB (*) For future use
4 L/R AUDIO OUT (*) Left/Right analogue audio outputs to connect your receiver to your TV left/right analogue inputs
DIGITAL AUDIO OUT (*)...... Digital audio output to connect your receiver to the digital coaxial input of your digital audio equipment
5 YPbPr VIDEO OUT (*) Outputs to connect your receiver to the YPbPr or component inputs of your TV set or video projector ^(2)
6 EXT1/TO TV (*) SCART ^(1) output used to connect your TV set or video projector ^(2)
7 EXT2/AUX (*) SCART ^(1) output to connect your video recorder or DVD player
8 SPDIF (*) Digital audio output to connect your receiver to the digital optical input of your digital audio equipment using an optical cable (not supplied)
9 HDMI (*) ...... HDMI socket used to connect your TV set HDMI input
10 SERIAL (*) Connector used for servicing purposes by qualified service centres
11 Label showing the type and serial number of the receiver
12 230V\~50Hz 20W max(**) Socket to connect the mains cord

* Safety Extra Low Voltage

** Hazardous Voltage

(1) SCART is also called Euroconnector or Péritel.

(2) If you consider using a video projector, refer to its user manual for the best video format to feed it. If necessary, refer to paragraph 14.5.2 to properly set the EXT1/EXT2 SCART Output.

5 Inserting your Smartcard

5.1 Premiere smart card for Premiere content

You will be delivered a Premiere smart card when taking up a Premiere subscription.

Insert your Premiere smart card in the direction indicated by the arrow with the golden chip facing up, and push it as far as it will go into the upper slot.

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5.2 DVB-CI and smart card for other pay-TV providers

To de-scramble programmes from other pay-TV providers, you need a common interface module (not supplied) and a smartcard from the provider broadcasting these programmes (delivered when taking up a subscription).

Insert the common interface module into the lower slot (slot 1), and then insert the smartcard into the common interface module with the golden or silver chip facing up.

Push the smart card as far as it will go into the CI module. To remove the module from the slot, push the button on the left-hand side of the slot.

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6 Using your remote control when the STB mode is selected

Standby - Switch to Stand-by - Switch to Low Power (key press more than 2 seconds) ▲/ ↓ page up/down in lists SELECT Select the STB,TV,VCR, DVD, or AMP remote control mode TEXT In running mode: open/close teletext RED, GREEN,YELLOW, BLUE Colour keys OPT (yellow) Open the option menu for selection in option channels or NVOD applications, audio, teletext, and subtitles BACK - Recall last channel while watching digital TV or listening to the radio - Wake up the receiver from standby EXIT - Go back one step in the menu Volume (1) + Turn the volume of your Philips TV set up/down Mute (1) Audio mute on your Philips TV set P+/P- - Select next/previous channel - Wake up the receiver from stand-by I-II Audio selection SUBTITLE □ Subtitle selection MENU Open/Close menu CURSOR keys ▲/▼ Move selection up/down within menus and lists ◄/► Select value for a setting OK - Call up current channel list while watching digital TV or listening to the radio - Select/confirm in menu 0-9 - Select a channel in digital TV mode. - Directly select a menu item - Wake up the receiver from stand-by TV/RADIO - Toggle between digital TV and digital Radio - Wake up the receiver from stand-by ( movie expand ) Control TV display format TIMER Set a recording timer from the EPG Note: press TIMER then 0 to delete the active timer. V-Output Switch between output sources (HDMI or DVI/YPbPr/SCART) V-Format Switch between picture resolutions

(1) If you have a TV set other than Philips, refer to paragraph 16.3 to change the brand setting of your remote control.

Infrared interference on external devices

To avoid bad remote control reception, place your external devices out of sight of the ambient lights of your TV set.

7 Connecting your digital receiver

There are several ways you can connect and integrate your digital receiver into your existing audio/video equipment setup.

Warning!

Before starting:

• Unplug all equipment (TV set as well as recorder) from the mains. Do not connect your digital receiver to the mains supply now.
• Refer to the relevant connection diagram to incorporate your digital receiver into your existing audio/video setup.

7.1 Connections

7.1.1 Your TV set is HDTV capable (HD-Ready label)

You want to connect your receiver so as to receive HDTV in HD quality.

7.1.1.1 Digital connection to TV via HDMI (lead supplied) - recommended

You have an HD-Ready TV set which is fitted with an HDMI input. Incorporate your receiver in your existing installation as described below.

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    A["Lead from satellite dish"] --> B["Satellite Receiver"]
    B --> C["TV set"]
    C --> D["Lead from your TV antenna"]
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    style B fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style C fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
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7.1.1.2 Digital connection to TV via DVI - recommended if your TV set is not fitted with an HDMI input. You have an HD-Ready TV set which is fitted with a DVI input only. Incorporate your receiver in your existing installation as described below.

graph TD
    A["Lead from satellite dish"] --> B["Satellite Receiver"]
    B --> C["TV set"]
    C --> D["AUDIO INPUT"]
    C --> E["DVI"]
    C --> F["EXT1"]
    C --> G["EXT2"]
    C --> H["Lead from your TV antenna"]

7.1.1.3 Analogue connection to TV via YPbPr (lead not supplied)

You have a TV set which is fitted with a YPbPr input (component input, no HDMI or DVI input). Incorporate your receiver in your existing installation as described below.

You may not be able to receive some content-protected, premium HDTV channels as these are only available through HDMI or DVI connection.

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    A["Satellite Receiver"] --> B["TV set"]
    C["Lead from satellite dish"] --> B
    D["Lead from your TV antenna"] --> B
    B --> E["EXT 1 EXT 2"]
    B --> F["Y Pb Pr VIDEO L R AUDIO INPUT"]

7.1.1.4 Connection to a recorder

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    A["TV set"] --> B["EXT 1 EXT 2"]
    A --> C["XT 1"]
    A --> D["XT 2"]
    A --> E["Ant 1 IN"]
    A --> F["Ant 1 OUT"]
    A --> G["Lead from your TV antenna"]
    A --> H["Recorder"]
    H --> I["EXT 1"]
    H --> J["EXT 2"]
    H --> K["Satellite Receiver"]
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    style H fill:#ccf,stroke:#333

7.1.2 Your TV set is only SDTV capable

Incorporate your receiver in your existing installation as described below.

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    A["Lead from satellite dish"] --> B["Satellite Receiver"]
    B --> C["TV set"]
    C --> D["XT 1 EXT 2"]
    D --> E["Ant In"]
    D --> F["Ant OUT"]
    C --> G["XT 1"]
    C --> H["EXT 2"]
    I["Lead from your TV antenna"] --> J["Recorder"]
    J --> K["Ant IN"]
    J --> L["Ant OUT"]
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    style C fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
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• Connect the cable from the satellite dish to the "SAT IN" socket of your digital receiver.
• Connect the "EXT1" SCART socket of your digital receiver to the RGB capable SCART socket of your TV using the SCART lead supplied with your digital receiver.
• Connect the "EXT2" SCART socket of your digital receiver to the "EXT1/OUTPUT" SCART socket of your recorder using a SCART lead.
• Plug all your equipment, excluding your digital receiver, into the mains.

This connection applies to both VCRs and DVD recorders fitted with one or two SCART sockets. With this connection set up, you can:

• watch digital TV while you record analogue TV.
• watch analogue TV while you record digital TV.
• record the digital TV channel you are watching.
• watch play-back from your VCR or DVD.

7.1.3 Digital audio connections

Depending on your audio equipment, you have several options to connect your digital receiver.

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    A["Satellite Receiver"] --> B["Router A"]
    B --> C["Digital Audio equipment"]
    C --> D["Digital SPDIF"]

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CONNECTION (A)

Either

Connect the "SPDIF" digital audio output socket to the relevant input socket of your audio equipment using an optical cable (not supplied). Consult the user manual of your audio equipment to locate the proper digital audio input. (1)

CONNECTION (B)

Or

Connect the audio “DIGITAL” output socket to the relevant digital audio input socket of your audio equipment using a single CINCH cable (not supplied). Consult the user manual of your audio equipment to locate the proper digital audio input. ^(1)

(1) With either connection, you can only control the volume (up/down and mute) using your audio equipment remote control; refer to the user manual of your audio equipment. To perform volume control using your receiver remote control, refer to the remote control user manual.

When using one of these digital audio connections, you may experience a de-synchronisation between sound and pictures (Lip synchronisation). To restore synchronisation, change the Lip Synchronisation setting as described in paragraph 9.6.

7.2 Connecting to a video projector to watch Digital TV

7.2.1 Your video projector is only SDTV capable

Connect the "EXT1" SCART socket of your digital receiver to your video projector.

Video projectors are often fed with S-Video format video signals. If this is the case with your projector, follow the instructions below for connection and installation:

- Connect a SCART/S-Video adapter to the "TV" SCART of your receiver (not supplied), and connect the adapter to the S-Video input of your video projector by means of a S-Video cable.

- Installation: refer to chapter 14.5.2 to change the "TV/VCR output" setting of your digital receiver to S-VIDEO/PAL-CVBS.

7.2.2 Your video projector is HDTV capable (YPbPr, DVI, or HDMI interface)

Connect the HDMI, DVI, or YPbPr socket of your digital receiver to the corresponding input on your video projector.

7.3 Connecting an additional satellite receiver to the RF OUT output

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graph TD
    A["Lead from satellite dish"] --> B["Satellite Receiver"]
    B --> C["Additional Satellite Receiver"]
    C --> D["SAT IN"]

To ensure proper reception only the receiver to be used should be switch on. The other one should be switched off. To switch on or off your additional satellite receiver, refer to its user manual. To switch off your satellite receiver, press the ⏻ button for more than 2 seconds. (You will see the Low Power indicator on the front panel

8 First installation

You have inserted the batteries supplied in your remote control.

Your receiver is connected to the satellite antenna, TV set and other equipment according to one of the diagrams in chapter 7.

• Switch on your TV set and select the appropriate HDMI input (refer to your TV set user manual).
• Plug the receiver's power supply cord into the mains. The receiver display indicates BOOTING, then WELCOME.
• Press V-Output once, then check the receiver display indication:

- If HOME DETECTED is displayed, check that the welcome screen displays on your TV screen.

- if OUTPUT is displayed instead, successively press V-OUTPUT until the source selected matches your connections as described in paragraph 7.1 and the welcome screen appears on your TV screen.

- Press P+ then P-. Wait for a few seconds for the First Installation screen to appear.

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8.1 Installation settings

• Select your favourite language.
• Select your country.
• Check for adequate signal strength and quality.

To install ASTRA 19.2° East:

• Press OK to start searching for channels broadcast on the ASTRA 19.2° East satellite. The Installation screen appears.
• Proceed to paragraph 8.2.

To install ASTRA 19.2° East and other satellites:

• Press EXIT to access the Antenna Configuration screen.
• Select antenna settings as described in paragraph 14.6.1.
• Press OK to start searching for channels. The Installation screen appears.
• Proceed to paragraph 8.2.

If you press EXIT during the scanning process, you interrupt the scanning and go back to the previous screen. In this case, none of the channels found are stored.

Once the scan has been successfully completed, a completion message is displayed.

- Press OK.

A new screen appears, with a message indicating that a search for new, upgraded software is in progress:

• Either wait for software detection, and then proceed as indicating on screen. It is recommended to accept software so as to keep your receiver up-to-date. At the end of the first installation, the receiver tunes to the first channel in the main TV list.
• Or press EXIT to stop searching for new software and tune the receiver to the first channel in the main TV list.

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8.3 Search failure

In case of channel search failure, a message is displayed.

- Press EXIT to go back to either the First Installation or Antenna Configuration screen.

Before starting a new scan

The following checks are recommended to recover adequate signal quality and strength:

• Check the antenna cable.
• Then check the antenna connection to your receiver (see chapter 7).
• Then change the pointing of your antenna so as to maximize the level of the signal quality and strength bargraph indicators, and then fasten your antenna according to the antenna user manual instructions.

- When the signal strength and quality is adequate, press OK to launch a new search. If the failure message appears again, refer to chapter 17 to find out the reason for failure. For a proper diagnosis and installation check, call your installer.

9 Day-to-day operation

9.1 Switching your receiver ON, or to LOW POWER or STAND-BY

In standby mode, there is no picture, no sound but your receiver is still active and the display indicates the time or

In low power mode, your receiver is off and the ⏻ button indicator is lit in red.

Your receiver is in low power:

- Press P+, P-, or TV/RADIO either on the remote control or front panel, or press any number key on the remote control to switch to standby.

Your receiver is in standby:

- Press P+, P-, or TV/RADIO either on the remote control or front panel, or press any number key on the remote control to switch the receiver on.

You are watching digital TV or listening to digital radio.

- To put your receiver in stand-by, press ⏻ either on the remote control or front panel.

- To put your receiver in "low power", press ⏻ for 2 seconds either on the remote control or front panel.

Although it is recommended to switch your receiver to "low power" when not using it so as to save energy, bear in mind that update functions are not supported in "low power". Thus you should allow your receiver to remain in standby regularly (at least once a week) so as to enable updates.

9.2 Switching from watching digital TV to listening to digital radio

To switch your receiver from digital TV to digital radio and from digital radio to digital TV:

- Press TV/RADIO either on the remote control or on the front panel.

9.3 Changing channels while watching digital TV or listening to digital radio

9.3.1 Using number keys of the remote control

- Dial a number using the remote number keys to tune the corresponding channel.

9.3.2 Using P+/P- keys of the remote control or P+/P- buttons of the front panel

• Press P+ to tune the next channel in the current channel list.
• Press P- to tune the previous channel in the current channel list.

9.3.3 Using channel lists

To select a channel from a channel list:

• Press LIST to display the current channel list (either the main TV list or a favourite list previously selected).
• Press LIST repeatedly to display the list you want to select.
• Scroll to the channel you want to tune using the ▲ or ▼ key. Scroll from one page to another using the ▲ or ▼ remote control key.
• Press OK to confirm your choice. You can preview the channel on the right hand side of the screen or listen to the selected radio channel.
• Press OK again to close the channel list and watch the programme in full screen view.

Empty favourite lists cannot be opened.

9.4 Banner

An information banner is used to display information about the current channel and programme. Each time you change channel, the banner appears at the bottom of the screen, indicating:

• the current date and time
• the current channel list name
- the current channel name and number in the current channel list
- icons indicating the channel characteristics, e.g. availability of subtitles (see icon description table)
- NOW programme information (and NEXT programme information, accessible by pressing the ▶ key)
- a bar graph indicating:
• the start time of the current programme,
• the start time of the next programme,
• the current progress.

To display the banner anytime while watching digital TV or listening to digital radio:

- Press (INFO).

For more info about the current programme while the banner is on:

- Press i+ (INFO) a second time.

To close the banner:

- Press (INFO) a third time.

9.5 Volume control - / + /

Your remote control is set to perform volume control through a Philips TV set. If you have a TV set other than Philips, refer to paragraph 16.3 to adapt the brand setting of your remote control to your TV set.

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Icon	Description
I-II	Soundtrack selection
FAV	Current favourite list
	Maturity rating available
	Scrambled channel
	Locked channel
	Subtitles available
	Dolby Digital audio available
	Additional info available
	Reminder set
	Recording timer set
	16: 9 format available (EPG only)
HD	HD programme available
OPT	Alternate options available

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9.6 Current programme options/Lip Synchronisation

The OPT key is used to directly access the video content selection, audio language, subtitles language, teletext options and Lip synchronisation (sound-pictures synchronisation).

To change the current programme options:

• Press OPT.
• Set the desired setting using the ◀ or ▶ key.
• Press OPT to exit.

By default, subtitles are disabled.

If you use digital audio connections as described in paragraph 7.1.3 and experience sound-pictures de-synchronisation, change the Lip Synchronisation setting.

To change the Lip Synchronisation setting:

• Press OPT.
• Press the blue colour key.
• Change the setting as appropriate using the ◀ or ▶ key.
• Press the blue colour key to save the change.
• Press OPT to exit.

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9.7 Electronic Programme Guide (EPG)

While watching digital TV or listening to digital radio:

- Press EPG to open the EPG for the current channel. The highlight is on the current programme (also called "NOW" programme).

If after a short time no information appears for the current or the next programme, it means that no information is available.

• Press ⬆ (INFO) to display extended information for the highlighted programme. When information is made up of several pages, press ▲ or ▼ to scroll up or down. Press ⬆ (INFO) again to quit extended information.
• Press the ▼ or ▲ key to move the highlight to the previous or next programme respectively.
• Press the ◀ or ▶ key to view the previous or next day programme list respectively.
• Press P- or P+ to view the previous or next channel programme list respectively. To set a recording timer or a reminder, follow the instructions displayed on the screen.

EPG information has to be updated regularly (at least once a week). Updates are performed automatically every time you turn your receiver to standby. To allow for complete update of EPG information, make sure you regularly turn your receiver to standby. If your EPG information has not been completely updated, some pieces of information may not be available; for instance, you might get incomplete information when performing a search. Also note that EPG information has to be fully reloaded in case of power failure, "low power" mode, or network or content modification.

9.8 Set or delete recording timers

Recording timers are used to perform VCR or DVD recordings.

Please note that during a recording your receiver is locked and most remote control keys are inactive. To watch another digital channel, you must cancel the active timer.

9.8.1 Setting a timer in the EPG

- In the EPG, press TIMER once to set a recording on the selected programme that is highlighted. Press TIMER once again to set a reminder on the programme. The timer type is signalled in the highlight using icon 0.0 for recordings or icon ④ for reminders. Press TIMER a third time to delete the timer.

When setting a timer on a locked channel, you will be prompted to enter your password.

To edit a timer from the EPG:

- Move the highlight to the desired programme and press OK to access the Timer Edition screen.

9.8.2 Cancelling an active timer

A timer is active; recording is signalled by the RECORDING indication on the display.

To delete the active timer:

- If your receiver is in standby, press P+, P-, TV/RADIO, or any number key.

- Press the key sequence TIMER then 0 to cancel the active timer. The

RECORDING indication then disappears and you can change channels.

9.8.3 Your receiver is locked with the RECORDING indication shown on the front display

Your receiver is blocked because a timer is active.

- Press the key sequence TIMER then 0 to cancel the active time and recover full control of your receiver.

9.9 Viewing teletext

• Press TEXT.
• Use number keys to select a page.
• Press TEXT to exit.

9.10 Checking or changing the video output resolution setting

To check the current output resolution setting, press V-Format once.

In case the picture displayed is distorted, try switching between output resolution settings by successively pressing V-Format.

10 PIN-Code for the protection of minors

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By entering your PIN code, you can watch programmes that have been locked for child protection at any time of the day or night - without neglecting the issue of child protection. For a programme to be passed for universal viewing, a certificate is required by law from the FSK (Free Self Control) on behalf of the State Child Protection Authorities. For a locked programme to be broadcast, a 4-digit PIN code has to be entered. You receive your PIN code together with your smart card.

This code is different from your password (also called "system password").

11 Premiere features

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Some Premiere channels offer you special features. On so-called "Options channels", during sports broadcasts, you can choose between different matches (e.g. football), change audio soundtracks (e.g. stadium/commentary) or choose between different camera angles (Formula 1).

Using the "Options channels" on the PREMIERE DIREKT portal channels, you can also choose the start time of your choice for the movie you're ordering.

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11.1 Premiere Sports portal

Premiere sports broadcasts are available via the Options channels. This means that the viewer can choose from a wide variety of channels and angles via the Premiere sports portal.

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To select a specific sports event, simply:

• Switch on the Premiere Sports portal.
• Press the yellow OPT button on your remote control. The options menu will be displayed.
• Use the ▲ or ▼ buttons under picture selection to select the desired sports broadcast.
• Press the OK button to view the programme.

11.2 PREMIERE DIREKT (Near-Video-on-Demand)

With PREMIERE DIREKT you choose programmes at different start times, round the clock.

All the information about the programmes on offer, prices and the process of ordering is available on the PREMIERE DIREKT portal or at www.premiere.de/direkt.

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To view a film you've ordered from the PREMIERE DIREKT portal:

• Switch on PREMIERE DIREKT 5 minutes before the start of the film.
• Press the OPT button on the remote control. The options menu will be displayed.
• Use the ▲ und ▼ buttons under picture selection to select the options channel you ordered with the correct time, for example D2 - 5.30pm.
• Press the OK button on your remote control to view the selected programme.

12 Menu system

12.1 Menu tree

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    A["Premiere menu"] --> B["PIN-Code Change\nSmartcard\nCI-Module\nSystem\nScan\nDisplay\nDolby Digital\nWake-up channel"]
    C["Timer Manager"] --> D["Timer list"]
    D --> E["Mode\nChannel List\nChannel\nDate\nStart Time\nEnd Time\nTimer Type\nRepeat"]
    F["Channel manager"] --> G["List Organisation"]
    G --> H["Select List"]
    I["Settings"] --> J["Display options"]
    J --> K["Banner Duration\nBanner Transparency\nChannel Number Input Latency\nTimer Warning Duration\nFront Panel Intensity in Standby\nZoom Factor applies on Menu"]
    L["For Parents"] --> M["Decoder lock\nPassword change"]
    N["Advanced Settings"] --> O["TV Settings"]
    O --> P["TV screen format for SD TV set"]
    P --> Q["Resolution for HD TV set"]
    R["System Settings"] --> S["DVD/VCR SCART Output\nVideo / DVD Recorder Control\nDolby Digital\nDefault Volume\nTV Audio\nDVD / VCR Audio"]
    T["Channel Search"] --> U["Antenna Configuration"]
    U --> V["LNB 1/2/3/4 Settings\nLNB Control Scan"]
    W["Help for System Installation"] --> X["TV set Connection\nDVD / VCR Connection\nAudio Connection"]
    Y["Time Settings"] --> Z["Time Offset"]
    AA["Factory Settings"] --> AB["Decoder Status"]
    AC["Display Format\nEXT1 SCART Output"] --> AD["System Information\nSoftware Upgrade"]
    AE["Filter Configuration"] --> AF["Channel Access\nChannel Type\nChannel Lists"]

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12.2 Menu navigation

12.2.1 Basics

While watching digital TV or listening to the radio:

• Press the MENU key to display the Main Menu.
• Press the ▲ or ▼ key to select the desired menu item. Alternatively, dial the number corresponding to the menu item you want to open.
• Press OK to display the sub items.

Press MENU to close the menu and return to watching TV.

12.2.2 Changing settings

Once you highlighted an adjustable item or sub item, you can then access the values and make changes using the ◀ or ▶ key to select an option and number keys to enter numerical values.

When Parental control is activated, you need to enter your password to open certain menu items.

12.2.3 Cancelling/storing changes

• Either press EXIT to exit the screen without storing changes.
• Or press OK to validate changes and exit the screen.

In both cases, the selection moves one step back in the menu.

13 Premiere Menu

The Premiere Menu includes the following items:

o PIN Code Change
o Smartcard
o Cl module
o System
o Scan
o Display
o Dolby Digital
o Wake up

13.1 PIN Code Change

This screen is used to modify the PIN code for the protection of minors. To modify your PIN code, follow the instructions displayed on screen.

13.2 Smartcard

This screen is used to display information about your smartcard.

13.3 Cl module

This screen is used to open a dialogue with the common interface module and the smart card inserted in it.

13.4 System

This screen is used to display information about your receiver, including the Premiere Serial Number and software version.

13.4.1 Software Upgrade

13.4.1.1 Automatic software upgrade notification

While in Stand-by, your receiver searches for software upgrade. If available, a notification is displayed at receiver wake-up from Stand-by. To upgrade your receiver, follow the instructions displayed on screen.

13.4.1.2 Check for new software availability

• Press the red colour key from the System screen described above to launch a search for new software. After a few seconds, the Software Upgrade screen indicates whether new software is available.
• To proceed with the receiver software upgrade, refer to paragraph 14.5.5.2.

13.4.2 Factory Settings

This screen is used to reset your receiver back to the factory default condition.

• Press the green colour key.
• When prompted, press the green colour key again to confirm.
• Alternatively, press EXIT to exit the screen without modifying the receiver settings.

If you reset your receiver to factory settings, you lose all the settings you stored previously.

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13.5 Scan

This screen is used to view the date and results of the last scan performed. It may also be used to launch a new scan.

• Press the green colour key to search for Premiere channels only.
• Alternatively, press the yellow colour key to search for All channels.
  The Antenna Configuration screen is displayed, respectively with the Premiere or All channel access filter set on.
• Press OK to start scanning.

13.6 Display

This screen is used to set your receiver according to your TV set screen format and depending on the output selected (HDMI/DVI, YPbPr, or EXT1/2).

- Set values for the following (default settings are underlined):

	HDTV output SDTV output
	HDMI/DVI YPbPr EXT1/2
TV Screen Format 16:9			4:3 or 16:9, depending on your TV set
Display format	Full Screen or Pillar Box, or Extended See table in paragraph 14.5.1.		Auto or Letter Box, or Centre Cut-Out
Resolution	Auto, 1080i, 720p, or 576p		Not adjustable (always 576i)
TV SCART Output	Not applicable		RGB (recommended) or CVBS, or S-VIDEO
AV Control			On (recommended) or Off

- Press EXIT to exit the screen.

13.7 Dolby Digital out of the digital audio output

This screen is used to enable/disable Dolby Digital sound.

When Dolby Digital is disabled, you can still get stereo sound in digital format (PCM).

13.8 Wake up

This screen is used to set the channel to be tuned at the receiver wake-up. Default setting is programme 100.

14 Settings

14.1 Timer Manager

The Timer Manager is used to set, edit or delete:

o recording timers for the programmes you want to record using your VCR or DVD recorder,
o reminders for the programmes you want to see in the near future.

To be able to record a digital channel using a VCR or DVD recorder, you must program both your recorder and receiver:

• You must set a timer on your receiver.
• You must also set a timer on the VCR or DVD recorder (refer to the VCR or DVD recorder user manual).

If you have a Philips VCR or DVD recorder, you can avoid setting a timer on the VCR or DVD recorder by using the Video/DVD Recorder Control feature. Refer to paragraph 15.3 for more information on Video/DVD Recorder Control.

To delete an existing timer:

• Scroll to the timer you want to delete.
• Press the red colour key to delete it from the timer list.
• Press EXIT to exit the screen.

To set or edit a timer:

• Scroll to the timer you want to edit and press OK to select it from the timer list.
• Alternatively, simply press the green colour key to set a new timer.

• Then set or modify the following:

• Mode: select TV or Radio service using the ◀ or ▶ key.

• Channel list: select the list to which the channel you want to record belongs using the ◀ or ▶ key.
• Channel: select the number of the channel on which the programme you want to record is broadcast using the ◀ or ▶ key or number keys.
• Date: select a date using the number keys or the ◀ or ▶ key.
• Start time: select a start time using the number keys or the ◀ or ▶ key to modify the default time in steps of 1 hour.
• End Time: select a end time using the number keys or the ◀ or ▶ key to modify the default time in steps of 1 hour.
• Timer Type: select Recording or Reminder
• Repeat: select Once for a single recording at the selected time and date, Every day to record once every day, or Every week to record once every week using the ◀ or ▶ key.

- Press OK to confirm, or EXIT to go back to the timer list screen.

When a recording timer is active, you cannot change digital channels, but you can switch to analogue TV from your TV set and zap through analogue channels.

14.2 Channel Manager

The Channel Manager sub menu includes the following items:

o List Organization
o List Editing
o Channel Pool

14.2.1 List Organization

This item is used to add new TV/Radio channel lists, delete existing TV/Radio channel lists, or reorder or rename the existing lists.

- Select TV or Radio channel lists using the TV/RADIO key.

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To add or delete channel lists:

• Press the green colour key to add a new list. At this stage, the new channel list is empty.
• Or scroll to the list you want to delete using the ▲▼ keys, and press the red colour key. You are then prompted to confirm deletion.

To reorder your existing channel lists:

• Scroll to the list you want to move using the ▲▼ keys.
• Press the yellow colour key to enable the reordering feature.
• Move the channel list to the desired position using the ▲▼ keys.
• Press OK to confirm the new position.

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To rename an existing channel list:

• Scroll to the list you want to rename using the ▲▼ keys.
• Press OK. A new screen appears.
• Press ▶ to enable the renaming feature.
• Edit the channel list name, using the ◀ or ▶ key to move to the character to be modified, and the ▲▼ keys to scroll through available characters.

Use the red colour key to delete a character, and the green colour key to switch from upper to lower case.

- Press OK to confirm or EXIT to cancel your changes and return to the previous screen.

To confirm your changes and exit the List Organization screen:

- Press EXIT.

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14.2.2 List Editing

This item is used to edit your channel lists.

• Select the list to be edited by setting values for the following:
• Mode: TV or Radio depending on the type of channel list you want to edit
• Channel List: name of the channel list you want to edit
• Modification: modification feature you want to use: Add Channels or Remove/Reorder Channels

In case you selected the Add Channels feature, you must also define the channel pool from which you want to add channels by setting values for the following:

• Satellite: satellite broadcasting the channels you want to add
• Channel Pool: channel properties you want to use as filtering criteria
• Sort: list ordering method

- Press OK to access the next screen. It may take a few seconds for this screen to appear.

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To remove channels from the selected list:

• Scroll to the channel you want to delete using the ▲▼ keys and then press OK.
• Alternatively, press the red colour key to delete all channels. You are then prompted to confirm deletion.

To reorder channels in the selected list:

• Scroll to the channel you want to move using the ▲▼ keys.
• Press the yellow colour key. Scrolling arrows appear.
• Move the channel to the desired position using the ▲▼ keys.
• Press OK to confirm.

To add channels to the selected list:

• Press the green colour key to add all the new channels available in the selected channel pool, displayed on the left hand side of the screen.
• Alternatively, scroll to the channel(s) you want to add using the ▲▼ keys and press OK.
• Press EXIT to exit the screen.

14.2.3 Channel Pool

The channel pool contains all the channels found during the scan. This item is used to: o activate or de-activate channels from the channel pool;

o lock or unlock channels from the channel pool.

When zapping through the channel lists, de-activated channel names appear greyed out, and locked channels are protected by PIN-Code.

To set the subset of the channel pool you want to consult:

- Select values for the following:

• Satellite: satellite broadcasting the channels you want to manage
• Mode: TV or Radio depending on the type of channels you want to manage
• Channel Pool: channel properties to be used as filtering criteria
• Sort: list ordering method

- Press OK to access the next screen. It may take a few seconds for this screen to appear.

To activate all channels:

• Press the green colour key.
• Press OK to confirm or EXIT to cancel.

To de-activate a particular channel:

• Scroll to the channel you want to de-activate.
• Press OK to de-activate it. Press OK again to re-activate it.
• Press EXIT to exit the screen.

To lock a particular channel:

• Scroll to the channel you want to lock.
• Press the yellow colour key to lock it. A ⏻ mark appears, indicating that the channel is locked. Press OK again to unlock it.
• Press EXIT to exit the screen.

14.3 Settings

Settings is used to set:
- Display options
- Language options

14.3.1 Display options

This screen is used to set display options according to your preferences.

• Select values for the following:
• Banner Duration: select a banner display duration, from 2 to 8 seconds using the ◀ or ▶ key.
• Banner Transparency: select On to enable banner transparency.
• Channel Number Input Latency: select the time lapse after which a number key press is taken into account, from 1 to 5 using the ◀ or ▶ key.
• Timer Warning Duration: select a banner display duration, from 15 seconds to 5 minutes using the ◀ or ▶ key.
• Front panel intensity in Standby: Low or High
• Zoom factor applies on menu: from 1.0 (no zoom) to 1.2 (+20 % zoom)

- Press OK to confirm.

14.3.2 Language options

This screen is used to set language options according to your preferences.

• Select values for the following:
• On-Screen Language: select a language for on-screen display
  • Audio Language: select your audio language
• Subtitles: select On, "If audio not available", "Hard of hearing" for special subtitles for deaf or Hard of Hearing viewers, or Off to disable subtitles.
• Subtitles Language: select subtitles language.

- Press OK to confirm.

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This screen is used to enable Parental Lock and change your receiver password.

The password is a 4-digit code used to lock channels and features of the receiver. This code is different from the PIN code, which is a 4-digit code used to prevent access to programmes not intended for persons under 18.

To enable Parental Lock:

- Select Yes to enable Parental Lock.

- Alternatively, select No to disable Parental Lock.

Additionally, you may modify your receiver password from this screen.

To modify your receiver password:

1 Press the red colour key to access the Password Change feature.

2 Enter your current password.

If you have never changed your password, enter 1234 (factory setting).

3 Enter your new password using number keys. Note that your password cannot be made up of identical digits.

1911 must not be used as a password!

4 Enter your new password again to confirm.

5 Press EXIT.

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14.5 Advanced settings

The Settings sub menu menu includes the following items:

• TV Settings
- System Settings
- Time Settings
- Decoder Status
- Factory Settings

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14.5.1 TV Settings

This screen is used to set aspect ratio settings.

• Select values for the following (default settings are underlined):
• Press OK to confirm.

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Resolution Auto, 1080i, 720p, or 576p Not applicable
TV Screen Format	Not adjustable (always 16: 9)		4: 3 or 16: 9, or Auto depending on your TV set
Display format	Full Screen or Pillar Box, or Extended See tables below.		Auto or Letter Box, or Centre Cut-Out
TV SCART Output	CVBS, or S-VIDEO		RGB (recommended) or CVBS, or S-VIDEO

Display format is used to set the way the video is transformed in case the broadcast aspect ratio and your TV screen format (4:3 or 16:9) do not match.

Select Auto for automatic format selection.

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Video via HD connection (HDMI/DVI or YPbPr)

TV screen format is supposed to be 16:9

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TV screen format is either 4:3 or 16:9

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TV is 16:9	Any setting

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14.5.2 System Settings

This screen is used to set your receiver audio/video output settings.

- Select values for the following:

• DVD/VCR SCART Output: select the EXT2 SCART output format supported by your TV set and DVD/VCR (refer to your TV and DVD/VCR user manual for more information)
  • Dolby Digital: select ON to enable Dolby Digital sound
• Video/DVD Recorder Control: No, Prepare Record, or Record Link depending on the control feature supported by your recorder (for more information, refer to paragraph 15.3 of this manual or to your recorder user manual)
• TV Audio: select Stereo or Mono depending the audio output format of your TV
• DVD/VCR Audio: select Stereo or Mono depending the audio output format of your DVD/VCR
• Default Volume: select the volume level at wake-up.

- Press OK to confirm.

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14.5.3 Time Settings

This screen is used to set the local time offset with respect to actual local time retrieved from the network.

The offset setting is updated automatically when tuning on channels broadcasted by Astra.

• Select the appropriate Time Offset with respect to GMT time.
• Press OK to confirm and exit the screen, or EXIT to exit without storing the changes.

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14.5.4 Factory Settings

This screen is used to reset your receiver back to the factory default condition.

• When prompted, press the red colour key to confirm.
• Alternatively, press EXIT to exit the screen without modifying the receiver settings.

If you reset your receiver to factory settings, you lose all the settings you stored previously.

14.5.5 Decoder Status

The Decoder Status sub menu menu includes the following items:

o System Information
o Decoder Upgrade

14.5.5.1 System Information

This screen is used to display information about your receiver, including the Premiere Serial Number and software version.

You can also access this screen via the Premiere menu.

14.5.5.2 Software Upgrade

This item is used for software upgrades. Select it to check the current software version as well as launch a search for new software. After a while, the Software Upgrade screen indicates whether new software is available.

• Press EXIT to exit the screen in case no new software is available. In case software is available, you are offered three options:
• Press the green colour key to choose to upgrade your receiver immediately, and then press OK to launch new software installation.
• Or press the yellow colour key to choose to upgrade your receiver later, and then press OK to confirm your choice. New software installation takes place as soon as you set your receiver to standby.
• Or press the red colour key to refuse to upgrade your receiver and return to the Decoder status sub menu.

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After successful software installation, a confirmation message is displayed. In case of installation failure, a failure message is displayed, indicating that a new installation attempt will take place as soon as you set your receiver to standby. In both cases, press OK to exit the upgrade process.

You can also launch a search for new software from the screen described above using the red colour key.

Software upgrade messages

START UPDATE	Software update starting
LOADING 000LOADING 100	Software loading progress: from 0 to 100%
SAVING 000SAVING 100	Software storing progress: from 0 to 100%⚠ Do not unplug the receiver before the end of the storing operation.

14.6 Channel Search

This item is used to perform full satellite antenna system installation and search for new channels.

Before starting a search, configure the settings according to the following sequence:

14.6.1 Antenna Configuration

• Select appropriate antenna control (Tone Burst or DiSEqC) depending on your setup.
• Allocate the appropriate satellite(s) to the LNB(s). Alternatively, launch auto-detection using the red colour key for automatic identification of available satellites, then press EXIT to go back to the Antenna Configuration screen.

The system can detect the following satellites: ASTRA 19.2° East, ASTRA3 23.5° East, HOT BIRD 13° East, Eutelsat W, and Türksat 1C.

- If necessary, configure the more advanced settings as described in the next paragraphs.

14.6.2 LNB Configuration

To change the LNB and symbol rate settings:

• Press the blue colour key from the Antenna Configuration screen to access the LNB Configuration screen.
• Select the LNB type corresponding to the selected LNB and the satellite it is pointing at.
• Select the desired satellite: default setting is ASTRA 19.2° East. To select another satellite, press the blue colour key.
• Select the frequency range to be scanned: press the blue colour key, and then select either FULL to scan the whole frequency range, or CUSTOM to scan a particular frequency range. In the second case, enter the range low and high frequencies.
• From the LNB configuration screen, you may also access the screen used to select symbol rates for the selected LNB using the red colour key.
• Press EXIT once or twice to go back to the Antenna Configuration screen.

14.6.3 Filter Configuration

To define the channels to be searched:

• Press the green colour key from the Antenna Configuration screen to access the Filter Configuration screen.
• Select values for the following scanning filters:
• Channel Access: select from the available channel groups; i.e. All, FTA (free-to-air), PREMIERE, or FTA+PREMIERE

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- Channels lists: select RESET to replace all channel lists, VIRGIN to reset the receiver to the factory settings by pressing the red colour key, and then launch first installation, or NO CHANGE to keep your channel lists as they are.

In case you select NO CHANGE, you will need to use the Channel Manager feature to add channels to your lists from the updated channel pool.

- Press EXIT to go back to the Antenna Configuration screen.

14.6.4 Search for new channels

- Check for adequate signal strength and quality for each LNB/satellite.

To display the signal strength and quality for a particular satellite, scroll to the corresponding LNB.

- If necessary, change the pointing of your antenna(s) so as to maximize the level of the signal quality and strength bargraph indicators, then fasten your antenna(s) according to the antenna user manual instructions.

To enable the audible signal quality indicator, press the yellow colour key.

- Press OK to start searching for channels. The Installation screen appears.

During the scanning process, the following information is reported on screen:

• the number of TV and Radio channels found,

• the scanning progress, indicated as a percentage,

- the strength of the signal and the quality of reception.

If you press EXIT during the scanning process, you interrupt the scanning and return to the Antenna Configuration screen. In this case, none of the channels found are stored.

When scanning has been successfully completed, a completion message is displayed as well as the number of channels detected.

- Press OK to tune the receiver to the first channel in the main channel list.

15 Advanced settings

15.1 Restoring factory settings

To restore your receiver factory settings, refer to paragraph 14.5.4.

15.2 Changing the remote control setting

If you have other items of equipment in your home and the remote control of the Philips receiver interferes with them, you can change the setting of the remote control. For this you must first change the setting of your remote control and then change the setting of your receiver.

First change the setting of your remote control:

• Select the STB mode.
• Simultaneously press number keys 1 and 3 and hold them for at least 3 seconds. The green indicator surrounding the ⏻ key blinks twice.
• Simultaneously release the two keys.
• Enter the new setting within the next 60 seconds:

• 1646 for alternative setting (STB 2)

• 1103 for the default factory setting (STB 1)

The green indicator surrounding the ⏻ key blinks twice again, indicating successful setting change. The remote control can also be tested by trying to control the receiver. If the setting has been changed, the remote no longer operates the receiver.

If the batteries are removed while a key is being pressed, the default factory setting is restored.

Then change the setting of your receiver:

• Disconnect your receiver from the mains.
• Reconnect your receiver to the mains. The green indicator turns on, then it turns off while BOOTING displays.

When the green indicator starts blinking, simultaneously and briefly press the P+ and P- buttons on the front panel.

REU > SETTING appears.

- Press the OK key of your remote control.

The display then indicates either the setting change or the setting change failure (see table below).

Remote control setting messages

RCU : SETTING	Receiver in remote control setting change mode
SET TO STB2 orSET TO STB1	Successful remote control setting change
RCU : PASS	Remote control setting changed
RCU : FAILED	Remote control setting change failed

15.3 VCR or DVD recorder control

15.3.1 Connecting your equipment for Video/DVD Recorder Control

The Video/DVD Recorder Control feature allows automatic recording without requiring you to programme your VCR or DVD recorder. All you need to do is set a recording timer on your receiver. Your VCR or DVD recorder will then start/stop recording automatically. Prior to setting this feature:

• Consult the user manual of your VCR or DVD recorder to check if and how VCR/DVD is supported (sometimes called Easy Recording). Most Philips VCR and DVD recorders support one of the two Video/DVD Recorder Control options, i.e. Prepare Record or Record Link.
• Check that your TV and VCR or DVD are both fitted with two SCART sockets.

- Incorporate your receiver in your existing installation as described below.

graph TD
    A["Lead from your TV antenna"] --> B["Recorder"]
    B --> C["ANT IN"]
    B --> D["ANT OUT"]
    C --> E["EXT 1"]
    D --> F["EXT 2"]
    G["Satellite Receiver"] --> H["Antenna"]
    H --> I["External Display"]
    J["TV set"] --> K["EXT 1 EXT 2"]
    K --> L["External Display"]

- Connect the cable from the satellite dish to the "SAT IN" socket of your digital receiver.

• Connect the “EXT1” SCART socket of your digital receiver to the EXT1 SCART socket of your TV using the SCART lead supplied with your digital receiver.
• Connect the "EXT2" SCART socket of your digital receiver to the EXT2 SCART socket of your recorder (called "IN" or "DECODER") using a SCART lead.

• Connect the EXT1 SCART socket of your recorder (called "OUT") to the "EXT2" SCART socket of your TV using a SCART lead.

• Plug all your equipment, excluding your digital receiver, into the mains.

• Read chapter 1 to proceed with the channel scan if not already done.

With this connection set up:

• You can watch digital TV while you record analogue TV.
• You can watch analogue TV while you record digital TV.
• You can record the digital TV channel you are watching.

Some VCR or DVD recorders need to be in standby to use the Easy recording or Record link feature. Refer to your VCR or DVD recorder user manual.

15.3.2 Digital receiver and VCR or DVD recorder settings

• Depending on your VCR or DVD recorder brand and type, you have to set the recording control option to "Prepare Record" or "Record Link". Refer to the VCR or DVD recorder user manual, or try the two options to find out which is most suitable.
• Set your VCR or DVD to "Prepare Record" or "Record Link" to allow control by your digital receiver.

15.3.3 Recording using the Video/DVD Recorder Control feature

- Your digital receiver, TV and VCR or DVD are connected and set according to paragraph 15.3.1.

- You have set a timer on your digital receiver.

- At timer start, your VCR or DVD recorder starts recording, and at timer end it stops recording under the control of your digital receiver. You no longer need VCR or DVD programming to record digital TV channels.

16 Programming your remote control for your audio/video equipment brands

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Prior to using your universal remote control, check or set the following:

• Device you want to control (Mode selection)
• Volume and mute control assignment
• Brand setting for your TV, VCR, DVD and Amplifier

16.1 Mode selection (selecting the device you want to control)

Your 5-in-1 remote control can be used to control most of your audio/video equipment through various modes:

• STB mode for the control of your Digital Receiver
• TV mode for the control of your TV set
• VCR mode for the control of your VCR
• DVD mode for the control of your DVD or DVD Recorder
• AMP mode for the control of your audio tuner/amplifier.

STB TV VCR DVD AMP

Press SELECT once to check which mode is active. To change the mode, press SELECT repeatedly until the desired mode is signalled by the corresponding indicator. The mode sequence is STB --> TV --> VCR --> DVD --> AMP.

16.2 Volume and mute control assignment

16.2.1 Default volume and mute control assignment

For each mode, you can select the device of your audio/video set-up to which volume and mute control is assigned.

When in STB mode, the volume functions ( + , - and keys) can be controlled through your TV set, amplifier, or digital receiver. By default, volume control is performed through a Philips brand TV set.

When in TV, VCR or DVD mode, the volume functions ( + , - and keys) can be controlled through your TV set or amplifier. By default, volume control is performed through a Philips brand TV set.

When in AMP mode, the volume functions ( + , - and keys) can be controlled through a Philips brand amplifier only.

16.2.2 Changing the volume and mute control assignment

The procedures below assume you start from default settings.

Your Digital Receiver (STB), TV, VCR or DVD audio outputs are "all" connected to your amplifier. We advise you to assign volume control to your amplifier for all modes (STB, TV, VCR, and DVD). To do so:

• Press SELECT repeatedly to select the AMP mode.
• Simultaneously press keys 1 and 3 until the AMP indicator turns on then release these keys.
• Enter code 993. The indicator surrounding the ⏻ key blinks once after each entry.
• Press the ✕ key. The indicator surrounding the ⏻ key blinks twice.

From then on, whatever mode you are in, the AMP indicator turns on each time you press one of the (▲+, △- and ✕ keys). When controlling the volume, make sure the source selector of your amplifier is properly set (refer to your amplifier user manual for source selection).

Your TV set is only fitted with SCART connectors (no HDMI, no DVI and no YPbPr)

We advise you to assign volume control to your digital receiver for the STB mode. To do so:

• Press SELECT repeatedly to select the STB mode.
• Simultaneously press keys 1 and 3 until the STB indicator turns on then release the keys.
• Enter code 993. The indicator surrounding the ⏻ key blinks once after each digit entry.
• Press the △- key. The indicator surrounding the ⏻ key blinks twice.

You have made several setting changes and you want to restore the default volume control assignment settings (see table in next paragraph)

Default volume control assignment means:

in TV mode, volume control is performed through a Philips brand TV set

in VCR mode, volume control is performed through a Philips brand TV set

in DVD mode, volume control is performed through a Philips brand TV set

in AMP mode, volume control is performed through a Philips brand amplifier only.

To restore default settings:

• Simultaneously press keys 1 and 3 until the indicator surrounding the ⏻ key blinks twice then release these keys.
• Enter code 981. The indicator surrounding the ⏻ key blinks twice.

16.3 Changing the brand setting of your remote control for your TV, VCR, DVD or Amplifier

By default at first power up or at first installation, your universal remote control is pre-set to control your Digital Receiver as well as most Philips brand audio/video devices.

If you have other brands of devices, or if the presets do not enable you to control your Philips device, please follow the procedure below.

1 Choose one brand code, made up of 4 digits, from the code list at the end of this manual. (If several codes are possible, go through this procedure with the first code and try your remote control. If you are not successful, repeat the procedure with the second code, and so on).
2 Press the SELECT key repeatedly to choose the mode corresponding to the type of device you want to set up (TV,VCR, DVD or Amp/Tuner).
3 Simultaneously press digits 1 and 3 until the indicator surrounding the ⏻ key blinks twice then release these keys.
4 Enter the 4 digit code corresponding to the device brand you have chosen. The indicator surrounding the ⏻ key blinks once after each one of the first three entries. The indicator surrounding the ⏻ key blinks twice after the fourth entry.

If an invalid code has been entered, the indicator surrounding the ⏻ key blinks once only. Restart from step 1.

We advise you to fill in the table below to keep a record of your personal remote control settings. This will be helpful the day you have to replace the remote control batteries (see Note 1 below).

		Default setting			Your personal setting
		Brand	Code	Volume control performed through	Brand	Code	Volume control performed through
MODE	TV set	Philips	0556	TV
	Video rec.	Philips	0081	TV
	DVD	Philips	0539	TV
	Amp.	Philips	1742	AMP
	STB	STB 1		TV	STB (1 or 2)

1 Battery change

If the battery change takes more than 1 minute the remote control may return to the Philips default settings. Therefore you have to proceed with a new setting of your remote control with the help of the table above for your non-Philips branded devices.

2 Disclaimer

All manufacturers are concerned about the constant improvement of their products. Although your remote control is compatible with most of the equipment of the following list, Philips cannot guarantee its operation with the complete range of products on the market.

16.4 Controlling your TV,Video Recorder, DVD and amplifier

Some of the functions described in the next pages may not be available or have the same behaviour for all brands of the same devices.

16.4.1 Using the remote control when the TV mode is selected

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Standby Standby / Power on/off Red, GREEN,YELLOW, BLUE Contextual keys in teletext CURSOR keys ▲/▼ Item selection in Menu ◄/► Change value of menu item option OK Acknowledge a selection BACK Last channel recall (Philips only) EXIT Exit, Menu off Volume +/ Volume Up/Down Mute * Sound Mute P+/P- Channel Up/Down 0-9 Channel selection I-II Audio track selection MENU Open/Close menu Movie Expand/ TV display format V-Output TV AV/Source selection

16.4.2 Using the remote control when the VCR mode is selected

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SELECT Remote control Mode selection ■ Stop Volume # Volume Up/Down Mute Sound Mute P+/P- Channel Up/Down Standby Standby / Power on/off ◀ : Search reverse II : Pa use ▶ : Play ▶ : Search Forward 0-9 Channel selection Movie Expand TIMER Recording (Press TIMER + OK to start recording) V-Output TV/VCR

16.4.3 Using the remote control when the DVD mode is selected

Open/Close On Screen Display SELECT Remote control Mode selection ■ Stop CURSOR keys ▲/▼ Item selection in Menu ◀/▶ Change value of menu item option OK Acknowledge a selection EXIT Menu Off Volume ▲+/- Volume Up / Volume Down Mute ✕ Sound Mute P+/P- Skip forward - Next track / Skip reverse - previous track SUBTITLE □ Subtitle selection MENU Open/Close menu Standby ⚙ Standby / Power on/off ◀ : Search reverse II : Pause ▶ : Play ▶ : skip Forward 0-9 Direct track selection Movie Expand TIMER Recording (Press TIMER + OK to start recording) V-Output Input selection / TV-DVD

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16.4.4 Using the remote control when the AMP mode (tuner/amplifier) is selected

SELECT Remote control Mode selection CURSOR keys ▲/▼ Preset Up/Down ◄/► Tuning Down/Up Volume △ +/- Volume Up/Down Mute ✕ Sound Mute P+/P- Press Up/Down Standby ⚙ Standby / Power on/off RED (facing the STB LED indicator): Select SAT input GREEN (facing the TV LED indicator): Select TV input YELLOW (facing the DVD LED indicator): Select DVD input BLUE (facing the AMP LED indicator): Select tuner/Select amplifier input 0-9 Channel selection V-Output AMP source selection

17 Glossary

Common interface: standardised interface enabling to use a common interface module

Common interface module: hardware unit used together with the appropriate smart card to descramble programmes from a given provider

Dolby Digital: Digital Audio Compressed (5.1 Channel)

DVI: Digital Video Interface

HD: High Definition

HDCP: High-bandwidth Digital-Content Protection

HDMI: High Definition Multimedia Interface

HDTV: High Definition TeleVision

HDTV label: indicates compliance of a receiver with the minimum requirements for HDTV

HD-Ready label: indicates compliance of a TV set with the minimum requirements for HDTV

Lip Synchronisation: setting used to synchronize sound and pictures in case a delay is experienced, in particular if the sound of speech does not match lip movements.

LNB loop-through: function allowing to by-pass the antenna RF signal to the RF output in order to feed another satellite receiver

OSD: On-Screen Display

Password: 4-digit code used to lock channels and features of the receiver

PIN-Code: 4-digit code used to prevent access to inappropriate Premiere programmes (parental control)

SD: Standard Definition

SDTV: Standard Definition TeleVision

SPDIF: Sony/Philips Digital audio InterFace

YPbPr: component video signal (Y for luminance, PbPr for colour)

SCART Loop-through: function allowing automatic signal by-pass for playback from a VCR or DVD player/recorder connected to SCART EXT2

18 Troubleshooting

Please be aware that new software may change the functionality of your receiver.

Should you experience any difficulties with the operation of the receiver, please consult the relevant section of this manual, including this Troubleshooting section. If the problem cannot be solved, call your dealer or a customer service adviser.

Symptom Cause Remedy
The display on the front panel does not light up.	Faulty power supply	Check that the power cord is correctly connected. Disconnect this cord and reconnect it to ensure it is in place.Check that the power is available at the wall socket.
The welcome screen does not display at first installation.	Faulty connections	Check connections at your TV set (HDMI, DVI or YPbPr connection, and SCART connection).
	Incorrect TV source selection	Select the appropriate TV source (refer to your TV user manual).
	The selected receiver output does not match the connection to your TV set.	Press V-Output once to check the current receiver output setting. If it does not correspond to the actual connection to your TV set, press V-Output repeatedly until the setting and connection match.
No sound or picture but the front panel displays the time or	Receiver in Standby	Press P+, P-, TV/RADIO, or any number key.
No sound or picture but the front panel displays a channel number.	Poor connections	Check the connections.
	Poor signal	Check the connections at the LNB and between the LNB and the receiver, or adjust the dish.
	Dish pointed incorrectly	Adjust the dish pointing. Check the signal level from the Antenna Setup menu.
Poor picture	Incorrect dish pointing	Adjust the dish pointing.
The remote control does not operate your receiver.		Make sure the receiver is on.Make sure you are pointing the remote control at the receiver front panel.Check the batteries in your remote control.
The display appears frozen and the remote control does not operate your receiver	Receiver "hanged up" or blocked	Press the button on the receiver front panel for at least 5 seconds. Your Preferences will not be lost. Release the button and wait for a stable front display indication. Alternatively, disconnect your receiver from the mains, then reconnect it and wait for a stable front display indication. You can then continue with normal operation.
On-screen display working but there is no reception	Poor reception/signal	Check the installation and the antenna positioning.
	No power fed to LNB	Check the cable between the LNB and the receiver.
Intermittent reception	Faulty connections	Check all connections and cable.
	Incorrect dish pointing	Adjust the dish pointing. Fasten the antenna securely.
Note 3 - Insert the smart card in the direction of the arrow with the golden chip facing up/down.	The smart card was inserted incorrectly.	Insert the smart card into the receiver as described in the user manual.
Sound not synchronized with pictures when using digital audio connection	You use digital audio connection option A or B as described in 7.1.3.	Change sound-pictures synchronisation (Lip Synchronisation) as described in 9.6.

Symptom Cause Remedy

Note 9 - Your smart card subscription is no longer active.	Your subscription has not yet been re-activated.	If you are subscribing for the first time, contact the Premiere customer service so that your subscription can be activated.To do this, insert the smart card into the digital receiver. Select a channel to which you are subscribed and wait for around 60 minutes to obtain the activation.
	As the subscriber programme has not been watched for some time, your subscription could not be re-activated.	If you already subscribe to Premiere, insert the smart card into the digital receiver. Select a channel to which you are subscribed and wait for around 60 minutes to obtain the reactivation.
Note 10 – Your smart card does not allow you to watch this programme.	Your subscription has not yet been re-activated.	If you are subscribing for the first time, contact the Premiere customer service so that your subscription can be activated.To do this, insert the smart card into the digital receiver. Select a channel to which you are subscribed and wait for around 60 minutes to obtain the activation.
	You have not taken up a subscription to this channel.	Check that you have taken up a subscription to this channel. Otherwise, contact the Premiere hotline to subscribe to this channel.
The picture is not sharp and on-screen text is difficult to read.	TV SCART output format not set to RGB	Change the setting of the TV SCART item to RGB from the System Setting menu.
	TV SCART not connected to the RGB capable SCART socket of your TV set.	Refer to your TV User Manual.
	Inappropriate TV SCART	Use the SCART cable supplied with your receiver.
You cannot find all the channels you think should be available.	The signal to your antenna may be weak.	Try retuning your receiver, following the relevant steps in chapter 1. If you are still missing channels, your antenna may need adjusting.
	Your antenna may need adjusting	Call your installer.
	Some wireless DECT phones (handset + base station) could have a negative effect on the number of channels that you receive.	When you install your receiver, disconnect the wireless DECT phone from the mains or make sure there is a 3-5 metre distance in between the two products (handset + base station)
The picture on some channels seems to have been stretched or squashed.	The broadcast is probably in wide screen and the receiver settings may not be correct.	Check the receiver “TV format” option setting, following the information in paragraph 14.5.1. If you have a wide screen TV, you may also need to check the settings on your TV.
Even if you use the number keys, you cannot access a particular channel.	The parental lock has been activated on this channel and a message asks for your parental code.	Enter your parental code to access the channel or remove it as a locked channel.
	Your subscription rights do not include this channel	Select another channel.
You set a timer but did not record what you wanted.	The recorder was set incorrectly.	Make sure that your recorder is set for the same time as your digital receiver.
The order of the channels has changed.	They have been re-arranged as described in paragraph 13.2.2.	Refer to this chapter to change the order again.
You have forgotten your receiver password.		From the main menu, press 5 to go to the For Parents screen.When prompted, enter the following 4-digit code: 1911.Then enter 1234 as your current password, and proceed as described in paragraph 14.4.
You have forgotten your PIN code for the protection of minors.		Call the Premiere Call Centre on: 0180/512 00 00* for Germany or 01/49166 400 for Austria

For problems that are not related to Premiere programmes or the Premiere smart card, but rather due to your receiver, call the Philips call centre on 0180/500 75 31* for Germany or 0820 400 039* for Austria.
*open 7 days from 08.00 to 23.00 - 0.12 Euros/min

19 Technical specifications

This product is in conformity with the requirements of the 95/47/EC and 2002/21/EC directives.

Decoding

• MPEG-2 (720 x 576 interlaced) DVB compliant up to MP@ HL
• MPEG-4/H.264 (1920 x1080 interlaced) DVB compliant up to HP@L4
• Video bit rate: up to 20 Mbit/sec
• Video format: 4 :3 and 16 :9
• Resolution: automatically up to 1920 x 1080 interlaced

Audio decoding

• MPEGI layer I/II
• Dolby Digital
• Multi-channel down-mixing

Ease of Installation

• Preset for 4 satellites including Astra 19.2 East satellite.
• Semi-automatic channel installation
• Automatic channel list update
• Up to 5000 system presets
• Up to 600 user presets

Ease of Use

• 13 digit multi-information display
• Channel list editing for personalized installation (delete, add, move)
• 5 TV channel lists
• 5 Radio channel lists
• Full remote control
• EPG list per channel
• Automatic recording via:
• Timer programming in EPG
• "Easy Recording" for Philips VCR and DVD-RW with:
  Either "Prepare Record" Or "Record link"
• Now & Next programme monitoring
• 5 in 1 multi-brand remote control

Operation/Features

• Reception of High definition and standard definition digital TV programmes
• TV & Radio modes
• Free-to-air reception
• Premiere and other Pay-TV programmes reception
• Subtitles
• Integrated Teletext decoder
• Parental lock with PIN code
• Audio mode: Mono, Stereo
• Menu-controlled installation and operation

• 8 event Timers/Reminders

• Automatic VCR play back: Audio L/R + CVBS or RGB/Fast blanking

• Variable LNB frequency
• DiSEqC 1.0 antenna control
• RF input short circuit protection
• Software upgrade: over-the-air download
• 1 Watt consumption in "Low power" mode
• HDMI video & audio digital output
• Dolby Digital audio output

Application system resources

• Processor: 266 MHz
• SDRAM:
• for System: 64 MB
• for Audio/Video/Graphics: 64 MB
• Flash - Data/Code: 16 MB
• EEPROM: 32 kB

Satellite antenna interface

• SAT input: F type connector
• LNC supply (V): 0/14/18
• LNB current (mA): 400 max
• Tone switching: 22 kHz (on/off)
• DiSEqC: 1.0 for 4 sat. orbital positions
• RF loopthrough output: F type connector

Reception-Demodulation

• Demodulation type:
• DVB - S
• DVB - S2
• Input frequency range (MHz): 950-2150
• Input level range (dBm): -65 to -25
• Symbol rate (Mbaud) DVB-S: 2 to 30
• Symbol rate (Mbaud) DVB-S2: 2 to 30
• Satellite band coverage
• Ku band: 10.7 to 12.75 GHz

De-scrambling

- Embedded

- Type: DVB compliant

- Smart card reader: 1 for CA

- CA system: Nagravision

Note: a subscription is required to watch Premiere programmes.

-Via DVB-CI (module and card are not provided)

Connections

• HDMI
• YPbPr
• EXT1 SCART

Output: CVBS, Controlled audio L/R, RGB/FB,

Slow blanking

- EXT2 SCART

Input: CVBS, Slow blanking, Audio L/R, RGB/Fast blanking

Output: CVBS, Audio L/R, Slow blanking during timer if "Prepare Record" mode is activated

- Audio outputs:

L/R outputs: volume controlled analogue audio

DIGITAL output: Dolby Digital or PCM

SPDIF output: Dolby Digital or PCM

- Digital interfaces:

Serial: RJ 9

USB: version 2.0 host

DVB - Cl: 1 slot on the front

Card reader: 1 slot on the front

Accessories

• Remote control type RC4338
• HDMI lead
• User manual
• Worldwide Guarantee booklet
• Batteries: 2 x 1.5V type AA/R06
• Mains cord (2 m)

Miscellaneous

- Temperature range

Operating: +5 to 45 °C

Storage: -10 to +70 °C

• Mains: 230 V \~ +/-10% - 50 Hz
• Power consumption: 20 W
• Low power consumption: 1 W
• Weight: 2 kg
• Including packaging: 3.2 kg
• Dimensions:

- Product: 360 x 220 x 55 mm

- Packaging: 495 × 290 × 120 mm

Multi-language

• Menu: English, German
• User Manual: English, German

• 73/23/EEC
• 93/68/EEC
• 89/336/EEC

This product incorporates copyright protection technology that is protected by U.S. patents and other intellectual property rights. Use of this copyright protection technology must be authorized by Macrovision, and is intended for home and other limited viewing uses only unless otherwise authorized by Macrovision. Reverse engineering or disassembly is prohibited.

Due to continued product improvements, this information is subject to change without notice.

Dolby® and the double D symbol ☒ are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.

Dolby Digital ^® is registered trademark of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.

HDMI, the HDMI logo and High-Definition Multimedia Interface are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC.

Kendo 0129,0262,0274,0389,0438,0637,1464

Kennedy 0233,0462

Kennex 1064

Kingsley 0243

Kioto 0733

Kiton 0695

Kneissel 0265, 0286, 0319, 0389, 0401, 0438, 0462, 0526, 0583, 0637

Kolster 0129, 0274

Konka 0245, 0398, 0445, 0614, 0741

Kontakt 0514

Korting 0114, 0347, 0448

Koyoda 0036

Kraking0265

Kriesler 0039

KTV 0244

Kyoshu 0439, 0445

Kyoto 0190, 0243, 0244

L&S Electronic 0741, 0835

LaSAT 0513

Leader 0036

Lemair 0438

Lenco 0401

Leyco 0099, 0291, 0606

LG 0205, 0583, 0741, 0742, 1175, 1664, 0052

Liesenkotter 0039

Lifetec 0245, 0401, 0695, 0741, 1064, 1164

Local India TV 0291,0398,0629

Lodos 1064

Loewe 0114, 0319, 0539, 0543, 0660, 0682

Logik 0038, 0220, 0907

Logix 0695

Luma 0233, 0286, 0389, 0390, 1064

Lumatron 0244

Lux May 0036, 0608

Luxman 0606

Luxor 0190, 0221, 0235, 0244, 0317, 0383, 0388, 0390, 0500, 0507, 0575, 0658, 1064, 1190

M Electronic 0036, 0131, 0132, 0136, 0190, 0244, 0314, 0373, 0401, 0507

Magnadyne 0114, 0129, 0274, 0543, 0571

Magnafon 0129, 0243, 0543

Magnavox 0063,1481

Magnum0675, 0741, 0742

Manesth 0062, 0244, 0262, 0291, 0347

Manhattan 0695, 1064

Marantz 0439, 0583, 1481

Marelli 0114

Mark 0244, 0741, 0742

Master's 0526

Masuda 0036, 0245

Matsui 0036, 0038, 0062, 0063, 0099, 0204, 0222, 0235, 0244, 0262, 0362, 0382, 0390, 0398, 0460, 0470, 0482, 0514, 0543, 0571, 0583, 0606, 0656, 0741, 1064

Maxent 1782

Mediator 0039

Medion0272, 0539, 0583, 0695, 0741, 0835, 0907, 1064, 1164, 1464, 1927

Megas 0637

MEI 1064

Melectronic 0036, 0131, 0132, 0190, 0222, 0243, 0244, 0274, 0373, 0401, 0438, 0507, 0519, 0539, 0661, 0688, 0741

Memorex 0036, 0087, 0205, 1064

Memphis 0364

Mercury 0036

Metronic 0652

Metz 0114, 0302, 0394, 0415, 0474, 0562, 0614, 0695, 0773, 1190

MGA 0205

Micromaxx 0657, 0695, 0835, 1064

Microstar 0835

Minerva 0097, 0135, 0514, 0543, 0562

Minoka 0439

Mirror 1927

Mistral Electronics 0220

Mitsubishi 0063, 0114, 0120, 0135, 0205, 0539, 0562, 0583, 1064

Mivar 0243, 0244, 0317, 0318, 0319, 0543, 0636

Monaco 0036

MTC 0087, 0243, 0397, 0539

MTLogic 0741

Multibroadcast 0220

Multitec 0513, 0695, 1064

Multitech 0036, 0129, 0243, 0244, 0274, 0291, 0390, 0513

Murphy 0190, 0243

Musikland 0245, 0274

Myryad 0583

NAD 0205, 0388

Naiko 0633

Naonis 0390

NAT 0253

National 0253

NEC 0036, 0038, 0063, 0197, 0244, 0272, 0347, 0401, 0482, 0614, 0731, 0732, 1197, 1731, 1297

Neckermann 0114, 0274, 0347, 0390, 0397, 0438, 0445, 0583

NEI 0364, 0398

Neovia 0892

Nesco 0274

Network 0364

Neufunk 0245, 0583, 0637, 0741

New Tech 0244

Nicam 0571

Nicamagic 0243

Nikkai 0036, 0062, 0063, 0099, 0243, 0244, 0245, 0291, 0364

Nikko 0205

Nobliko 0097, 0129, 0243

Nokia 0190, 0235, 0347, 0366, 0373, 0388, 0401, 0500, 0507, 0575, 0633, 0637, 0658

Nordic 0244

Nordmende 0136, 0222, 0314, 0587, 0741

Novak 0039

Novatronic 0132, 0401, 0558

Oceanic 0190, 0235, 0388, 0500, 0575

Okano 0036, 0397

Omega 0291

Onimax 0741

Onwa 0129, 0245, 0398, 0460, 0608

Optimus 0193

Orion0204, 0262, 0347, 0348, 0382, 0439, 0470, 0543, 0558, 0571, 0583, 0682, 0741, 0907, 1935, 1943

Orline 0245

Ormond 0695, 1064

Orsowe 0543

Osaki 0099, 0244, 0245, 0291, 0382, 0401, 0439, 0583

Osio 0317

Oso 0245

Osume 0063, 0099, 0184, 0245

Otto Versand 0063, 0120, 0136, 0244, 0253, 0262, 0274, 0347, 0388, 0539, 0562, 0571, 0583

Pacific 0470, 0583, 0741, 1064, 1164

Pael 0243

Palladium 0274, 0390, 0397, 0438, 0445, 0657, 0682, 0741, 1164

Palsonic 0244, 0291, 0445

Panama 0244, 0274, 0291

Panasonic 0190, 0253, 0388, 0394, 0543, 0575, 0677, 0880, 1337, 1677

Panavision 0438

Pathe Cinema 0190,0243,0265,0347

Pausa 0036

Penney 0087, 0205

Perdio 0099, 0190, 0243, 0309, 0347

Philco 0114, 0274, 0397, 0445

Philex 0220

Philips 0036, 0039, 0114, 0220, 0265, 0388, 0401, 0450, 0583, 0632, 0799, 1783, 1481

Phoenix 0114, 0243, 0347, 0513

Phonola 0039, 0114, 0220, 0243

Pilot 0733

Pioneer 0136, 0190, 0193, 0314, 0388, 0450, 0513, 0539, 0787

Pionier 0513

Plantron 0036

Playsonic 0244, 0366, 0741, 0742

Portland 0401

Powerpoint 0514

Prandoni-Prince 0388, 0390, 0543

Prima 0291, 0439

Prinston 1064

Prinz 0221, 0388, 0571

Profex 0036, 0190, 0388, 0390

Profi 0036

Profitronic 0129

Proline 0099, 0348, 0438, 0648, 0652, 0657, 0661, 1064

Prosonic 0244, 0606, 0695, 0741

Protech 0036, 0129, 0244, 0274, 0291, 0364, 0445, 0513, 0695, 1064

Proton 0205

ProVision 0583, 0741

Pye 0039, 0114, 0401, 0583

Quadral 0245

Quasar 0036, 0274, 0892

Quelle 0038, 0097, 0131, 0388, 0539, 0562, 0571, 0695, 1064

Questa 0063

Radialva 0245, 0364

Radiola 0039, 0244, 0583

Radiomarelli 0114, 0543

RadioShack 0205

Radiotone 0036, 0291, 0439, 0606, 0675, 0695, 1064

Rank Arena 0063

RBM 0097

RCA 0120, 0652, 1481

Rediffusion 0063, 0373, 0388, 0575

Reflex 0695, 1064

Relisys 0892

Reoc 0741

Rex 0190, 0233, 0286, 0291, 0390, 0438

RFT 0099, 0114, 0291

Roadstar 0036, 0245, 0291, 0309, 0445, 0695, 0741, 1064, 1927

Robotron 0114

Royal Lux 0362, 0439

Saba 0114, 0136, 0190, 0314, 0362, 0388, 0525, 0543, 0575, 0587, 0652, 0741

Saccs 0265

Sagem 0482, 0637

Saisho 0036, 0038, 0204, 0244, 0262, 0291, 0543, 0571

Saivod 0695, 1064, 1190

Sakai 0190

Salora 0190, 0221, 0235, 0317, 0383, 0388, 0390, 0507,

0543, 0575, 0648, 0658

Salsa 0362

Sambers 0129, 0543

Sampo 1782

Samsung 0036, 0087, 0099, 0190, 0205, 0235, 0243, 0244, 0291, 0317, 0397, 0509, 0583, 0614, 0645, 0671, 0709, 0745, 0839

Sandra 0243, 0244

Sansui 0682, 0733, 1564

Santon0036

Sanyo 0038, 0063, 0072, 0099, 0131, 0135, 0184, 0197,

0235, 0243, 0244, 0366, 0397, 0571, 0582, 0731

SBR 0039, 0220, 0583

Schaub Lorenz 0388, 0401, 0513, 0575, 0633, 0741

Schneider 0039, 0097, 0190, 0244, 0245, 0274, 0286, 0379, 0388, 0398, 0421, 0571, 0583, 0675, 0695, 0741, 1064, 1164

Scotch 0205

Scotland 0190

Sears 0205

Seaway 0661

Seelver 1064

0036, 0063, 0129, 0243, 0244, 0245, 0291, 0389,

0514, 0661, 0695, 1064, 1190, 1464

SEI 0114, 0129, 0204, 0233, 0543, 0571

Sei-Sinudyne 0114, 0129, 0233, 0543, 0571

Seleco 0190, 0233, 0286, 0291, 0373, 0389, 0390, 0398, 0438, 0462

Sencora 0036

Sentra 0062

Serino 0120, 0482, 0637

Sharp 0063, 0120, 0184, 0220, 0283, 0518, 0543, 0845, 1190, 1220

Shivaki 0470

Siarem0114, 0129, 0543

Siemens 0184, 0222, 0562

Siera 0039, 0583

Siesta 0397

Silva 0243, 0388, 0675

Silver 0063, 0388, 0742

SilverCrest 1064

Singer 0036, 0114, 0129, 0362, 0460, 0462, 1564

Sinudyne 0114, 0129, 0204, 0233, 0262, 0543, 0571

Skantic 0383

SKY 0907

Sliding0892, 0907

SLX 0695

Smaragd 0514

Soemtron0892

Solavox 0099, 0190, 0388, 0575

Sonawa 0245

Sonitron0235, 0244, 0366, 0397

Sonoko 0036, 0309

Sonolor 0190, 0235, 0309, 0388, 0575

Sontec 0036, 0397

Sony 0038, 0063, 0120, 0129, 0184, 0197, 0380, 0861, 1532, 1678

Sound&Vision0129, 0401

Soundesign0205

Soundwave 0347, 0445, 0742

Spectra 0036

Ssangyong0036

Standard 0036, 0244, 0245, 0347, 0401, 1064

Starlite 0036, 0291

Stenway 0245, 0309

Stern 0190, 0233, 0286, 0390, 0438

Strato 0036, 0291

Strong 1190

Sunkai 0348, 0382, 0482, 0514, 0637, 0892

Sunstar 0036, 0291, 0398, 0606

Superla 0543

SuperTech 0036, 0243, 0245

Supra 0036

Susumu 0245, 0314, 0362

SVA 0614, 0892

Swissline 0274

Sytong 0243

T+A 0474

Tandberg 0394

Tandy 0099, 0120, 0190, 0244, 0245

Tashiko 0063, 0190, 0243, 0244, 0390

Tatung 0038, 0099, 0244, 0543, 0648, 0656, 1783

TCL 1564

TCM 0741,0835

Teac 0036, 0197, 0205, 0291, 0482, 0539, 0695, 0782, 1751

Tec 0036, 0244, 0274, 0286, 0364

Tech Line 0695,1464

Technema 0347

Technics 0583, 0677

TechniSat 0583, 0682

Technisson 0741

Technosonic 0583

Techwood 1190

Tecnimagen 0583

Tedelex 0036,0244,1564

Telecor 0421

Telefunken 0100, 0136, 0314, 0362, 0373, 0513, 0525, 0587,

0652, 0741

Telemeister 0347

Telestar 0583, 0606

Teletech 0036, 0364, 0695, 1064

Teleton0063, 0233, 0244, 0286, 0390

Televideon 0243, 0347

Tempest 0036

Tensai 0036, 0131, 0132, 0244, 0245, 0274, 0347, 0398,

0401, 0404, 0742, 1064

Tenson 0036,0347

Tevion 0583, 0675, 0695, 0741, 0835, 1064, 1164

Texet 0036, 0243, 0244, 0245, 0401

Thomson 0136, 0314, 0362, 0587, 0652

Thorn0062, 0063, 0099, 0100, 0131, 0136, 0220, 0265,

0362, 0388, 0526, 0539, 0562

Thorn-Ferguson 0100, 0220, 0265, 0526

TMK 0205

Tokai 0036, 0190, 0364, 0401, 0695, 1064

Tokaido 1064

Tokyo 0062

Tomashi 0245,0309

Toshiba 0062, 0063, 0087, 0097, 0129, 0136, 0222, 0535,

0645, 0677, 0741, 0745, 1190, 1535

Towada 0244

Trans Continens 0244, 0695, 1064

TRANS-continents 0648, 0892

Transonic 0036

Trical 0184

Trident 0543

Tristar 0220, 0245

Triumph 0204, 0373, 0543, 0583

Tsoschi 0309

TVTEXT 95 0583

Uher 0233, 0347, 0401, 0445, 0507, 0513

Ultravox 0114, 0129, 0243, 0274

Unic Line 0482

United 0741, 0742, 1064,

Universum 0036, 0038, 0063, 0097, 0131, 0132, 0184, 0197,

0204, 0244, 0274, 0291, 0317, 0373, 0388, 0389,

0397, 0438, 0445, 0448, 0500, 0507, 0519, 0539,

0562, 0571, 0645, 0658, 0695, 1064, 1190, 1464

Univox 0114,0190,0364

V2max 0892

V7 Videoseven 1782

V7Videoseven 0907

Vestel 0244, 0583, 0695, 1064, 1190

Videocon 0535

Videologic 0243,0245

Videologique 0245

Videosat 0274

Videotechnic 0244,0347

Videoton 0383

Vidtech 0205

Viewsonic 1782, 0751

Vision 0244, 0347

Vistar 0233

Voxson 0114, 0190, 0390, 0445

Waltham 0136, 0190, 0244, 0383, 0445, 0470, 0695, 1064

Wards 0087, 0193, 0205

Watson 0036, 0245, 0347, 0421, 0606, 0695, 1064, 1464

Watt Radio 0129, 0243, 0571

Wega 0063,0114

Welltech 0741

Weltblick 0244, 0347

Westinghouse 0917

Wharfedale 0583

White Westinghouse 0243, 0347, 0364

Windsor 1064

Windstar 0309,0364

Windy Sam 0583

World-of-Vision 0892, 0907, 0917

Xenius 0661, 0688

Yamaha 0677, 1603

Yamishi 0244, 0309, 0482

Yoko 0036, 0243, 0244, 0245, 0274, 0291, 0366, 0448

Zanela 0265

Zanussi 0233, 0291, 0390

Zenor 0366

Setup Code For All VCRs (V)

Accent 0099

Adyson0099

Aiwa 0027, 0059, 0064, 0334, 0375, 0379, 0769, 1164

Akai 0047, 0068, 0133, 0267, 0342, 0375, 0379, 0669

Akiba 0099

Akura 0099

Alba 0027,0047,0099,0108,0305,0342,0375,0379

Allstar 0108

Ambassador 0047

Amstrad 0027, 0099, 0305

Anam0064, 0253, 0267
Anam National 0253
Anitech 0099
Ansonic 0027
Aristona 0108, 0173
ASA 0064, 0108
Asuka 0064, 0065
Audiosonic 0305
Audioton0047
Audiovox 0808
AVP 0027, 0379
Awa 0070
Baird 0027, 0068, 0131, 0133
Bang&Olufsen0526
Basic Line	0047, 0099, 0131, 0305
Beko	0131
Bell&Howell	0131
Bestar	0305
Black Diamond	0669
Black Panther	0305
Blaupunkt	0061, 0108, 0253
Blue Sky	0064, 0099, 0305, 0375, 0379, 0507, 0669, 1164
Bondstec	0047, 0099
Brandt	0068, 0347, 0348
Brandt Electronique	0068
Brinkmann	0375
Bush	0027, 0099, 0108, 0305, 0342, 0375, 0379, 0669, 0769
Carrefour	0072
Carver	0108
Casio	0027
Cathay	0305
Catron	0047
CGE	0027
Cimline 0099
Citizen	0064, 0305
Clatronic	0027, 0047, 0099
Colt 0099
Combitech	0379
Condor	0047, 0305
Craig	0064, 0074, 0099, 0267
Crown	0047, 0064, 0099, 0305, 0507
Cyrus 0108
Daewoo	0047, 0072, 0305, 0379, 0664, 0669, 0871
Dansai	0099, 0305
Dantax	0379
Daytron	0047
De Graaf	0069, 0075, 0108, 0131, 0193
Decca	0027, 0094, 0108, 0379
Deitron	0305
Denko	0099
Denon	0069
Diamant	0064
Dual	0027, 0068, 0108, 0305, 0375
Dumont	0027, 0108, 0131
Elbe 0065, 0305
Elcatech	0099
Elin	0267
Elsay	0099
Elta	0099, 0305
Emerson	0027, 0064, 0070, 0072, 0099, 0305, 0620, 0664
ESC	0047, 0267, 0305
Europhon	0047
Fast	0924
Fenner	0047
Ferguson	0027, 0068, 0305, 0347, 0348
Fidelity	0027, 0099, 0267, 0379, 0459
Finlandia 0027, 0064, 0069, 0070, 0075, 0108, 0131, 0133, 0193, 0253, 0411
Finlux	0027, 0069, 0108, 0131
Firstline	0064, 0070, 0072, 0099, 0305, 0375, 0507, 1164
Fisher 0047, 0074, 0131

Flint	0375
Frontech	0047, 0099
Funai 0027, 0620
Galaxis	0305
Garrard 0027
GE	0075, 0267, 0347
GEC	0108
General 0047
General Technic	0375
Genexxa	0131
Go Video 0459, 0647, 1164
GoldHand	0099
GoldStar	0064, 0507, 1164
Goodmans	0027, 0047, 0064, 0099, 0108, 0305, 0375, 0379, 0664, 0669, 0769
GPX	0064
Gradiente	0027
Graetz	0068, 0131, 0267
Granada	0027, 0064, 0069, 0075, 0108, 0131, 0253, 0267
Grandin0027, 0064, 0099, 0305, 0769
Grundig0061, 0099, 0108, 0253, 0347, 0374, 0375, 0376, 0379, 0769
Hanimex	0379
Hanseatic	0064, 0065, 0108
Hantor	0047
Harley Davidson	0027
Harman/Kardon	0065
Harwood 0099
HCM	0099
Hinari	0068, 0099, 0267, 0305, 0379
Hisawa	0379
Hischito	0072
Hitachi	0027, 0068, 0069, 0108, 0193, 0267, 0620
Hoheher 0305, 0669
Hornyphon	0108
Hypson	0027, 0064, 0099, 0305, 0507
Imperial 0027
Ingersoll	0267
Inno Hit	0099
Interbuy	0099
Interfunk	0108, 0131
Internal	0305, 0664
International	0064, 0305, 0669
Intervision	0027, 0305
Irradio	0099, 0108
ITT	0068, 0131, 0133, 0267, 0411
ITT Nokia	0579
ITV	0047, 0064, 0305
ITV Videomaster	0047
JBL	0305
Jensen	0068
JMB	0375, 0379, 0769
Joyce 0027
JVC	0068, 0094, 0411
Kaisui	0099
Kambrook	0064
Karcher 0108, 0305, 0669
KEC	0064, 0305
Kendo	0099, 0133, 0305, 0342, 0375, 0669
Kenwood	0065, 0068, 0094
Kimari	0074
Kneissel	0064, 0305, 0375, 0379
Korpel	0099
Kuba Electronic	0074
Kyoto 0099
Lenco	0305
Leyco	0099
LG	0064, 0507, 1164
Lifetec	0375
Lloyd's	0027
Loewe	0064, 0108, 1589
Logik	0099, 0133, 0267

Lumatron0620, 1164

Lunatron1164

Lux May 0099

Luxor 0070, 0074, 0075, 0131, 0133, 0342

LXI 0064

M Electronic 0027, 0065

Magnasonic 0305, 0620

Magnavox 0027, 0108, 0669

Magnin0267

Magnum0669

Manesth 0072, 0099, 0108

Marantz 0065, 0108, 0173

Mark 0027, 0305

Mastec 0669

Master's 0305

Matsui 0267, 0375, 0379, 0769

Medion0375, 0379, 0669

Melectronic 0027, 0064, 0065

Memorex 0027, 0064, 0075, 0131, 0267, 0375

Memphis 0099

Metronic 0108

Metz 0064, 0108, 0253, 0374, 0863, 0864, 1589

MGA 0070,0267

Micormay 0375

Minolta 0069

Mitsubishi 0070, 0075, 0094, 0108, 0507, 0669

MTC 0027, 0267

Multitec 0064

Multitech 0027, 0047, 0099

Murphy 0027

Myryad 0108

NAD 0131

Naiko 0375, 0669

National 0253

NEC 0064, 0065, 0068, 0094, 0131, 0305

Neckermann 0108

Nesco 0099

Nikkai 0047, 0099, 0305

Nikko 0064

Nokia 0068, 0069, 0075, 0108, 0131, 0133, 0267, 0305,

0342, 0579

Nordmende 0068, 0094, 0347, 0348, 0411, 0521

Oceanic 0027, 0068, 0075, 0108, 0131, 0133

Okano 0099, 0305, 0342, 0375

Onimax 0669

Optimus 0064, 0075, 0131, 0459, 0620

Orbit 0099

Orion 0375, 0376, 0379, 0769

Osaki 0027, 0064, 0099

Osume 0099

Otto Versand 0108

Pace 0379

Pacific 0027, 0375, 0669, 0769

Palladium 0064, 0068, 0099, 0375

Palsonic 0027, 0099, 0669

Panasonic 0253, 0863, 0864, 1589

Pathe Cinema 0070

Pathe Marconi 0068

Penney 0064, 0065, 0069, 0267

Pentax 0069

Perdio 0027

Philco 0065, 0099

Philips 0108, 0173, 0411, 0620, 1296

Phoenix 0305

Phonola 0108

Pilot 0064

Pioneer 0069, 0094, 0108, 1830

Portland 0047, 0305, 0664

Prinz 0027

Profitronic 0108, 0267

Proline 0027, 0305, 0347, 0669

Prosc0 0871

Prosonic 0305

Protech 0108

ProVision 0305

Pye 0108

Quasar 0305

Quelle 0108

Radialva 0064, 0075

Radiola 0108

Radionette 0064, 1164

RadioShack 0027, 0064

Rank Arena 0068

RCA 0069, 0075, 0267, 0347

Realistic 0027, 0064, 0074, 0075, 0131

Reoc 0375

Rex 0068, 0411

RFT 0099

Ricoh 0061

Roadstar 0064, 0099, 0108, 0267, 0305, 0769

Royal 0099

Saba 0068, 0305, 0347, 0348, 0411, 0521

Saisho 0375

Salora 0070, 0131, 0133

Samsung 0072, 0267, 0459, 0647

Samurai 0047

Sansui 0027, 0068, 0094, 0099, 0133

Sanyo 0074, 0075, 0094, 0131, 0267, 1164

Saville 0267, 0305, 0379

SBR 0108, 0173

Schaub Lorenz 0027, 0068, 0131, 0133, 0342, 0375

Schneider 0027, 0064, 0069, 0099, 0108, 0173, 0267, 0305,

0375, 0379, 0669, 0924

Scott 0070

Sears 0027, 0064, 0069, 0074, 0131

Seaway 0305

SEG 0099, 0108, 0267, 0305, 0664, 0669

SEI 0108

Seleco 0047, 0064, 0068, 0411

Semp 0072

Sentra 0047, 0099

Sharp 0064, 0075, 0596

Shintom 0099, 0131

Shivaki 0064

Siemens 0064, 0108, 0131, 0173, 0347, 0374

Siera 0108

Silva 0064

Silver 0305

Singer 0072

Sinudyne 0108, 0379

Smaragd 0375

Solavox 0047

Sonneclair 0099

Sontec 0064

Sonwa 0669

Sony 0027, 0059, 0061, 0133, 1059

Soundwave 0064, 0375

Ssangyong 0099

Stern 0305

Sunkai 0305, 0375

Sunstar 0027

Suntronic 0027

Sunwood 0099

Supra 0064

Sylvania 0070, 0108

Symphonic 0027, 0620

Tandberg 0305

Tandy 0027,0131

Tashiko 0027, 0064, 0075, 0108, 0267

Tatung 0027, 0068, 0070, 0075, 0108, 0375, 0379

Tchibo 0375

TCM 0375

Teac 0027, 0064, 0068, 0334, 0664, 0669, 0871, 0808

Tec 0047,0099

Tech Line 0099

Technics 0108, 0253

Tedelex 0669

Teknika 0027, 0064

Teleavia 0068

Telefunken0068, 0305, 0347, 0348, 0411, 0521, 0669

Telerent 0253

Teletech 0027, 0099, 0305

Tempest 0047

Tenosal 0099

Tensai 0027, 0099, 0305

Tevion0375, 0669

Texet 0047, 0305

Thomas 0027

Thomson0068, 0094, 0305, 0347, 0348, 0411, 0521, 0749

Thorn 0064, 0068, 0131

Tivo 0749

Tokai 0064,0099

Topline 0375

Toshiba 0068, 0070, 0072, 0108, 0379, 0411, 0459, 0769

Totevision 0064

Towada 0099

Tradex 0108

Uher 0267

Ultravox 0305

Unitech 0267

United 0375,0769

Universum 0027, 0064, 0108, 0131, 0133, 0267, 0375, 1164

Victor 0094

Video Concepts 0072

Video Technic 0027

Videomagic 0064

Videosonic 0267

Villain 0027

Wards 0027, 0065, 0069, 0072, 0074, 0075, 0099, 0108, 0267

Watson 0108, 0379, 0669

Wharfedale 0620

White Westinghouse 0099, 0305

World 0375

Yamaha 0065

Yamishi 0099, 0305

Yokan0099

Yoko 0047, 0064, 0267

Zenith 0027, 0061, 0664

ZX 0375,0379

Denon0517, 0661, 1661

Denver 0726, 0805, 0815, 0925, 1110, 1131, 1950

Desay 0870, 1117

Diamond 0678

Digatron1036

Digihome 0740

Digital i 0920

Digitrex 1942

Digix Media 0853

DiK 0858

Dinamic 0815

DiViDo 0732

DK Digital 0858, 0867, 1281, 2034

DMTech 0810, 1124, 2073

Dragon 0858

DreamX 1178

DSE 1757

DTS 0826

Dual 0678, 0692, 0740, 0757, 0806, 0810, 0817, 0858, 2034, 2073

Durabrand 0740, 0858, 1030, 1154

Easy Home 0884

eBench 1179

ECC 0757

Eclipse 0750, 0778

Elfunk 0877

Elin 0797

Ellion 0877

Elta 0699, 0717, 0797, 0815, 0877, 1142, 1178, 2018

Eltax 0793, 1119, 1123, 2014

Emerson0618, 0732

Encore 0725

Enterprise 0618

Enzer 0728, 1255

EuroLine 0815, 1110, 1142, 1260, 2048

Fenner 0678, 1056

Ferguson 0678,0925

Finlux 0618, 0699, 0768, 0778, 0797, 0810, 1174

Fintec 0811, 1196

Firstline 0740, 0826, 0870, 0896

Fisher 0697

Fujilink 0882

Funai 0702, 0722

Fusion 0889

Futronic 1960

Gateway 1185

GE 0744

Giec 1248

Global Solutions 0795

Global Sphere 1179

Go Video 0810,0896,1126,1997

GoldStar 0618, 0768

Goodmans 0678, 0717, 0740, 0750, 0757, 0810, 0817, 0860,

0906, 1031, 1167, 1248, 1281, 2034, 2041

GPX 0726, 0796

Graetz 0692

Gran Prix 0858, 0925

Grandin 0740, 0743, 1260, 1281

Greenhill 0744

Grundig 0566, 0578, 0678, 0697, 0713, 0722, 0728, 0732, 0740, 0802, 0817, 1031, 1063, 1722, 1757, 1947, 2073

Grunkel 0797, 1183

GVG 1196

H&B 0845, 0868, 0877, 1260, 1262

H&B 0740, 0845, 0868, 0877, 1260, 1262

Hanseatic 0768, 0810, 0817, 1180

Harman/Kardon 0729

Haus 0813, 0876

HCM 0815

HDT 0732

HE 1190

Henss 0740

Himage 0545, 0852, 1187

HiMAX 0870, 1133

Hiper 1275

Hitachi 0600, 0691, 0740, 1946, 1947, 2021

Hiteker 0699, 1184

Hoeher 0678, 0740, 0853, 0858, 1251

Home Electronics 0757

Home Tech Industries 1251

Hoyo 0770

Humax 0673

Hypson0700

Hyundai 0793, 0877, 1045, 1183

ICP 1180

IISonic 1188, 1291

Ingelen0815

InterAct 0724

IRT 0810

ISP 0722

Jamo 2030

Jaton 0692

JBL 1948, 2005

JDB 0757

Jeken 0726

Jepssen1277

Jeutech 0804

JMB 0722

Jocel 0807

JVC 0530, 0566, 0650, 0894, 1191, 1928, 1967

jWin 1078

Kansas Technologies 1260

Karcher 0810

KCL 1115

Kendo 0726, 0740, 0858

Kennex 0740, 0797, 0867, 0925

Kenwood 0517, 0561, 0764, 1090

Kiiro 0797, 0880

King DHome 0826

Kingavon 0845

Kiss 0692, 0868, 2030

Koda 1257

Kotron0878

KXD 0884

Labway 0558, 0736

Lasonic 0770

Lawson 0743, 0795

Lecson0723, 0774

Lenco 0678, 0726, 0740, 0797, 0805, 1056

Lenoxx 1965, 2041, 1154

Lenoxx Sound 1965, 2041

Lexia 0726, 0795

LG 0618, 0768, 0817, 0896, 1933, 2010, 2029

Lifetec 0678, 0858

Limit 0743, 0795, 1131

Linn 1954

LiteOn1085, 1185, 1188

Lodos 0740

Loewe 0566, 0768, 0912

Logix 0732, 0810, 1128

Lumatron 0722, 0732, 0751, 0768, 0860, 1124, 1142

Lunatron0768

Luxman 0600, 1118

Luxor 0740, 1031, 1722, 1757

Magnat 1950, 2046, 2073

Magnavox 0530, 0566, 0702, 0740, 1167

Magnex 0750

Magnum2041

Manhattan0732, 0740

Marantz 0566

Maraton1184

Mark 0740, 0751

Marquant 0797

Mastec 1248

Matsui 0678, 0699, 0722, 0740, 1031, 1722, 1757

Maxim0740, 0899

MBO 0717, 0757, 1056, 1757, 1944

MDS 0740, 0805

Mecotek 0797

Mediencom 0773, 0880

Medion 0657, 0678, 0743, 0810, 0858, 0906, 2034, 2039

MEI 0817

Memorex 0858

Memory 1110

Metronic 0717

Metz 0552, 0598, 0740

MiCO 0750, 0778, 1206, 1248, 1250, 1281

Microboss 0745

Micromaxx 1722, 2034

Micromedia 0530, 0566

Micromega 0566

Microsoft 0549

Microstar 0858

Minato 0779

Minax 0740

Minerva 0732

Minix 1140

Minoka 0797

Minowa 0739

Mirror 0779, 0906

Mitsubishi 0740

Mizuda 0797, 0845

Monyka 0692

MP man1046

MPX 0870

MTLogic 1292

Mustek 0757, 1757, 1944

MW 1173

Mx Onda 0678, 0778, 1206, 1250, 1281, 2007

Myryad 1280, 1281

Mystral 1183

NAD 0719, 0731, 0768

Naiko 0797, 1031

Nakamichi 1226, 1249

Neufunk 0692

Nevir 0797, 0858, 1224

NFREN 0853

NiC 1150

Nikenny 1291

Nikkai 1950

Nintaus 0820, 1078

Nordmende 0858

Noriko 0779

Okano 0779

Olidata 0699

Onkyo 0530, 0654, 1639, 2012

Oopla 1185

Optim0774, 0870

Optimus 0552

Orava 0845

Orbit 0899

Orion 0722, 1033, 1260, 1722

Oritron 0678

Ormond 0740

P&B 0845

Pacific 0722, 0740, 0786, 0795, 0817, 0858

Packard Bell 0858

Palladium 0722, 0806, 1933, 1947, 1956

Panasonic 0517, 1037, 1932, 1935

Panda 0744, 0816

Paramount Pictures 0806

peeKTon 0925, 1067, 1251, 2026

Philco 0717, 0760, 0815

Philips 0530, 0566, 0673, 0702, 1185, 1839, 1840, 1938

Phonotrend 0726

Pioneer 0552, 0598, 0658, 1838, 1927, 1992

Playgo 1292

Plu2 0877,1117

Pointer 0811

Powerpoint 0880, 0899

Prima 0793

Prima Electronic 0793

Primare 0913

Prinz 0858

Prism 0732, 1033, 1180

Prodisma 0880

Proline 0678, 0699, 0713, 0737, 0860, 1031, 1942

Proscan 0549

Proson0740

Prosonic 0779

ProVision 0726, 1190

Radionette 0768, 0896, 1933

Raite 0692

RCA 0549

REALmagic 0701

REC 0517, 0716, 0773, 0793

Red Star 0775, 0786, 0790, 0797, 0815, 0832, 0833, 0925,

1030, 1067, 1950, 2026

Redstar 0775, 0790, 0832, 0925, 2026

Reoc 0779, 0795

Revoy 0726, 0868

Rimax 1263

Roadstar 0716, 0717, 0726, 0740, 0757, 0845, 0860, 0906,

0925, 1033, 1078, 2041

Ronin 0737,0899

Rotel 0650, 1205

Rowa 0543, 0744, 0899

Rownsonic 0816

Saba 0578, 0678, 0796

Saivod 0786, 0858

Salora 0768

Sampo 0725, 0779

Samsung 0517, 0600, 0771, 1102, 1955, 1959, 2035, 0847

Sansui 0722, 0778, 0795, 1180, 1257, 2048

Santosh 1142

Sanyo 0697, 0740, 0900, 1946

SAST 0833

Scan 0732, 0862, 0877

ScanMagic 0757

ScanSonic 1722

Schaub Lorenz 0797, 0815, 1142, 1178, 1262

Schneider 0566, 0678, 0732, 0740, 0806, 0810, 0815, 0817,

0858, 1128, 1180

Schwaiger 0779

Scientific Labs 0795

Scott 0678, 0699, 0745, 0807, 0880, 0908, 1032, 1063,

1260, 1278

Seeltech 1251

SEG 0692, 0740, 0790, 0795, 0899, 1945, 2021

Shanghai 0699

Sharp 0657, 0740, 0779, 2042

Sherman1960

Sherwood 0660, 0744, 0768, 1104

Shinco 0744

Sigma Designs 0701

Sigmatek 1251

Siltex 1251

Silva 0815, 0925

Silva Schneider 0858, 0925, 1174, 2010

Sinudyne 1248

Skantic 0566, 0740, 1030

SKY 2007

Skymaster 0757, 0795

Skyworth 0793, 0925

Sliding1142

SM Electronic 0717, 0757, 0795, 1179

Smart 0732, 0740, 0745

Sogo 0880

Sonic Blue 0810, 1997

Sony 0560, 0600, 0799, 0891, 1097, 1122, 1160, 1560, 1660, 1930, 2008

Sound Color 1260

Sound Lab 1125

Soundmaster 0795

Soundwave 0810

Standard 0678, 0795, 0815, 0858, 0925

Star Cluster 1179

Star Clusters 1254

Starlogic 1032

Starmedia 0845, 0908, 1032, 1045, 1251

Strong 0740

Sunkai 0797, 0877

Sunstech 0858

Sunwood 0815, 0925

Superb 0882

Super Digital 1214

Supervision 0795, 1179

SVA 0699,0887

Sylvania 0702

Symphonic 0702

Synn 0795

Tandberg 0740, 1722, 2021

Tangent 2014

Targa 1254

Tatung 0797,0798

Teac 0719, 0722, 0744, 0768, 0786, 0795, 0817, 1254, 1957, 1962, 2011

Tec 0925

Technica 1124, 1722

Technics 0517, 1932

Technika 0797, 0858, 1124, 1142

Technisson 1142

Technosonic 1078, 1142

Techwood 0719, 0740

Tedelex 1255, 2048

Teletech 0740, 0795

Tensai 0678,0717,0797

TerraTec 0852

Tevion 0678, 0860, 0925, 1063, 1197, 1254, 1950, 1956, 2041

Theta Digital 0598

Thomson0549, 0578

Thule Audio 1034

Tokai 0692, 0725, 0811, 0815, 0817, 0925

Tokiwa 0743

Tom-Tec 0816

Top Suxess 1251

Toshiba 0530, 0722, 1072, 2033

Trans Continens 0853

TRANS-continents 0853, 0858, 0899

Tredex 0826, 0870

Truvox 1129

TSM 1251

Umax 0558, 0717, 1178

United 0699, 0722, 0815, 0853, 1110, 1124, 1142, 1255

Universal 1183

Universum 0618, 0740, 0768, 0806, 0817, 0896, 1254, 1940, 1945, 1956

Uptek 0790

upXus 1307

Venturer 0817

Vestel 0740, 2021

Vieta 0732, 1292

Viewmaster 1111, 1165

Voxson 0757, 0858

Vtrek 0909, 1255

Waitec 1178, 1251, 1944

Walkvision 0744

Welkin0858

Wellington 0740

Welltech 1248

Weltstar 0740

Wesder 0726

Wharfedale 0713, 0723, 0725, 0778, 0779, 0817

Wilson 0858,1260

Windsor 0740

Windy Sam 0600

Woxter 0908, 1032, 1178, 1251

Xbox 0549,1173

Xenius 0817

XLogic 0795

XMS 1215, 1349

Xoro 0833, 0856, 1106, 1210, 1248, 1275, 1276, 1277, 1278, 2009

Xwave 0558,0736

Yakumo 1031, 1083

Yamada 0899, 1031, 1083, 1178, 1185

Yamaha 0517, 0566, 0673

Yamakawa 0692, 0737, 0792, 0899, 1131

Yelo 0807

Yukai 0757,1757,1944

Zenith 0530, 0618

Zenix 0876

Zennox 1292

Zoece 1292

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