Toshiba HDD-J35 manual

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      HDD-J35 OWNER'S MANUAL © 2005 T oshiba Corporation DVB regis trati on id entifica ti on referenc e numb er: 3253. T rad e Mark of th e DVB Digi tal V ideo Broadc astin g Project (1991 t o 1996[...]

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    2 PRECAUTIONS WARNIN G: T O PREV ENT FIRE OR SHOC K H AZARD , DO NO T EXPO SE T HIS APPLI ANCE T O R AIN OR MOIST URE. TO PREVENT ELECT RIC SHOCK , DO NOT OPEN T HE CO VER. REFER SER VICING T O QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLY. This unit is not discon necte d from the AC power sourc e as l ong as it is conn ected to the wall out let, e ven if th e unit its[...]

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    3 DO NOT use or place the r ecor der in th e follo wing en vironm ents: 1. Near heat so urces • Places s ubjec t to direc t sun light • Near radiat ors or air ducts • On top of an am plifier 2. Dusty places 3. Places su bjec t to vibr ation or shock 4. Near strong m agnetic f ields suc h as louds peak ers or large m otor s 5. Places su bjec t[...]

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    4 A BOUT THE H ARD DISK DRIVE (HDD) Like an y HDD, the H DD in the r ecorder is a f ragile de vice that is susceptible to partial or com plete f ailure if it is jarred or as a resu lt of use over tim e. It will not last f orever. Ther efore, d o not use th e H DD for long-ter m storage of the pro gram s you wis h to ret ain. (If portions of the HD [...]

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    5 NOTES ON HANDLING • This unit contains an in ternal H DD, wh ich is s uscep tible to s urrou nding enviro nm ental chang es suc h as shock , vibration and tem per ature. Tak e note of the foll owing p oints to a void los s of recor ded content: 1. Do not appl y shock or vi bration to the unit. 2. Do not use t he uni t on a sh ak y or unstable p[...]

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    6 Exemptions  Tos hiba is not liable f or an y damage c aused b y fire, natura l disast er (suc h as thunder , earthquak e, etc.) acts b y third part ies, acc idents , m isuse, or us es in othe r im proper c onditio ns.  Tos hiba is not lia ble f or inc identa l dam ages (s uch as prof it loss or inter ruptio n in busines s, m odif icat[...]

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    7 TABLE OF CONTE N TS PRECAUT IONS ....................................................................................................................................................... 2 CHAPT ER ONE ....................................................................................................................................................[...]

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    8 PARENT AL RAT E (For Au stralia O nl y)............................................................................................. ........ 43 VIRTUAL KE YBOARD ............................................................................................................... ............... 43 PROFILE ..............................................[...]

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    Chapter One INTRODUCTIO N Introduction 10 Identification of Controls 1 Front Panel 11 2 R e a r P a n e l 1 2 3 F P D i s p l a y 1 4 4 R e m o t e C o n t r o l 1 5[...]

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    10 INTRODUCTIO N TOSHIBA’s HDD-J 35 Digital H igh Def initio n Receiv er and HDD Recorder is the f irst of its k ind that can do recording an d pla yback of digita l high d efinit ion prog ram s . W ith its twin Dig ital T uners and b uilt-in HDD, this latest T oshiba’s dig ital video c reation lets you em bark on a true d igital lifes tyle. FE[...]

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    11 IDENTIFICA TION OF CONTROLS FRONT P ANEL STOP butto n Stops playbac k or recording PLAY/PAUSE b utton Starts or pause playback REC butto n Star ts reco rding Front Panel Display Refer to page 10 STANDBY/ON in dicator Display s the operational state of the recorder Green LED: Recorder in power on mode ; Red LED: Recorder in s tandby mode SIGNAL i[...]

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    12 REAR P ANEL AC IN ~ RGB (COA XIAL) (OPTICAL) DIGITAL AUDIO OUT SD VIDEO OUT S-VIDEO SERIAL PORT L R L R RGB YP B P R HD MODE L1 IN Y P B P R VIDEO L R L R Y/G P B /B P R /R H V VIDEO ANT. 1 IN RF 1 OUT ANT. 2 IN RF 2 OUT HDMI L2 IN HD VIDEO OUT 576 i ON LY ANALOG AUDIO OUT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 A C M A I N S S U P P L Y 1 0 0[...]

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    13 REAR P ANEL 13 14 15 16 17 R G B ( M i n i D - S u b 1 5 - p i n ) O U T F o r c o n n e c t i o n t o T V ’ s M i n i D - S u b 1 5 - p i n i n p u t H D M I O U T F o r c o n n e c t i o n t o T V ’ s H D M I i n p u t D I G I T A L A U D I O ( C O A X I A L ) O U T F o r c o a x i a l c o n n e c t i o n t o a n a m p l i f i e r e q u i [...]

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    14 REMOTE CONTROL 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 1 3 2 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 INTRODUCTION[...]

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    15 REMOTE CONTROL 1 STANDB Y/ON b utton Page 27 31 FAV. button Page 42 2 TV FUNCT ION button* 32 DIRECTIONAL buttons Page 11 3 SET T OP BO X button** 33 SLEEP b utton Page 52 4 ASPECT RAT IO button Page 39 34 REC MENU button Page 57 5 VIDEO F ORMAT butt on Page 39 35 LIBRAR Y button Page 62 6 PIP. SW AP butt on Page 49 36 TIME BA R button Page 63 7[...]

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    16 FP DISPLA Y Operati on Indi cator Fast Re verse or Fa st Forwar d Ext. Rec. Ski p Rev ers e or Sk ip Forwa rd Recor ding Fram e Fo rwar d or Fr ame R ev erse Pl ayba ck Playback PAUSE Stop HDD Oper ation I ndicat or Animates whe n recorder is in HDD playback or r ecord ing mode else it indica tes used H DD storage space HDD S tor age Indica tor [...]

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    17 Chapter T w o ST AR TUP GUIDANCE Read this ch apter first to make all necessa ry preparat ions. 1 Installing the Recorder 18 - C o n n e c t i o n s 1 8 - Preparing y o ur remote control 25 - Setting up your recorder 27 2 Viewing programs 29 3 Turning off the recorder 29 4 S t a t u s d i s p l a y 3 0[...]

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    18 INST ALLING THE RECORDER Follo w steps A to C be low . Y our r ecorder will b e read y to displa y dig ital progr am s on your TV . STEP A : CONNECTIO NS DO NOT PLUG THE RECO RDER INTO T HE MAINS YET. Before you use th is rec order , it is neces sar y to connec t it to your TV . 1 CONNECTING T O TV 1-1. Connection to Antenna Disconnect th e ante[...]

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    19 1-4. Connections to TV – Video Connection In the acc essor y box, you will find t wo sets of cables: O ne is the c om ponent vid eo cable ( with re d, green and blue conn ectors ) and the other is the Au dio/Video ca ble (with yel low , white and re d conn ectors ). For bette r vid eo qu ality, it is r ecom mended th at you use th e HDMI c abl[...]

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    20 Mini D-Su b 15-pin vi deo cable (not supplied) To TV Mini D -Sub 15-pin video inp ut HDD-J35 L R L R SD VI DEO OU T RGB (COAXIAL) (OPTICAL) DIGITA L AUDIO OUT S-VIDEO Y/G P B /B P R /R H V VIDE O HDMI HD VIDEO OUT ANALO G AUDIO OUT YP B P R RGB HD MOD E Note: This diagr am illus trates video c onnectio ns on ly. Refer to Page 22 for Audio connec[...]

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    21 (d) YP B P R connectio n : If your T V has com ponent v ideo inputs, use the com ponent video cable includ ed in the HD D-J35 acces sor y box. Set the HD MODE Switch (ref er to p age 12) to YP B P R , and the n connect the Y/G, P B /B and P R /R connec tors fr om “HD VIDEO OUT ” on the r ear of the record er to the corres ponding jack s on t[...]

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    22 (f) Composite video connection : If your TV has c om posite v ideo inp uts, use the yello w conn ector of th e Audio/Vi deo cabl e included in the HDD-J35 ac cessor y box. Connec t the yellow video con nector f rom “SD VIDEO O UT” on the re ar of the r ecorder to the c orres ponding jack on the T V. Audio/Video cable (supplied) To T V compo [...]

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    23 2 CONNECTING T O DVD PLA YER For T V sets with lim ited co m ponent vid eo inpu ts, th is r ecorder c an b e used to c onnect a DVD pla yer thr ough th e Component Video and Stereo A udio inp ut connec tors located at the b ack of the HDD-J35 rec order. Use a com ponen t video cable to con nect fr om the DVD pla yer’s YP B P R output to the HD[...]

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    24 4 CONNECTING TO VCR (FOR A RCHIVING) A VCR can also be c onnec ted to this recorder through the Com pos ite Video and Stereo A udio output c onnect ors located at the back of the HDD-J35 re corder f or archiving program s from the HDD. Use a com posite Audio/Vi deo cable to con nect fr om the HDD-J35 Video/L/ R outpu t connect ors to the V CR’[...]

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    25 6 CONNECTING T O MA INS SUPPL Y Plug th e record er int o the m ains . AC IN ~ The abov e di agr am i s i l l ust rat ed wi t h an Aust ral i an power pl ug . I n ot her r egi ons , use t he appr opr i at e power pl ug . W a ll O u tle t HDD- J35 Power Cor d (suppl ied ) STEP B: PREP ARING YOUR REMOTE CONTROL Loading batteries 1 . Open th e Cove[...]

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    26 Notes on batteries Impr oper use of batteries may cause bat ter y leak age and corros ion. T o operate the r em ote contro l correc tly, follo w the instr ucti ons b elow.  Do not ins ert batter ies int o the rem ote c ontrol i n the wrong dir ection.  Do not charg e, heat, open, or short- circuit t he batter ies. Do n ot thro w batt[...]

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    27 STEP C: SETTING UP YOUR RECORDER Note: If your ser vice pr ovid er or a ntenna inst aller h as alr ead y installed your T V s ystem to rec eive terr estria l T V program s, do not c han ge an y connectio ns of those devic es or ins tallat ion sett ings unless it is abs olutel y necessar y. If your serv ice pro vider or s ystem installer has not [...]

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    28 6 . You will se e the Main Menu (page 3 3). Pres s the “ ź ” button twic e to highlig ht “INST ALLAT ION” and then press “ ENTER”. W hen pro m pted, enter “00 00” whic h is the def ault pass word. 7 . To tune t he recor der, you hav e choic es of MA NUAL S ETUP / AUTO SCAN / QUICK SC AN. W e r ecommend that you us e “QUIC K SC[...]

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    29 VIEWING PROGRAMS 1 . After you have t uned th e recor der, you have several ways t o navigat e throug h al l progr am s: − Press the “CH ANNEL NUMBER” or “CHAN NEL UP/D OW N” buttons t o selec t a program of your interes t. − Press the “T V/RADIO” but ton to call up t he “Progr am List” (page 48) and sel ect a program of your[...]

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    30 ST A TUS DIS PLA Y Each tim e you operate th e rec order, the f ollowin g displ ay appe ars on t he TV sc reen to in dicat e the status of the recorde r. Eg. Status Displ ay List of Status Display 3 3 3 3 Playback Playback Pause Stop Fast F orward (3 speeds ) Fast Revers e (3 spee ds) Skip Forwar d Skip Reverse Slow Fo rward (3 speeds ) Slow Re [...]

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    31 C h a p t e r T h re e RECEIVING 1 T op Menu Menu Map 32 Main Menu 3 3 Installation 33 − Quick Scan 34 − A u to Scan 34 − Manual Setup 35 − Reset Data 35 − Format Hard Disk 36 − S/W Update 36 Program 38 − Program List 38 − EPG 38 Sy stem 39 − Video Setup 39 − A udio Setup 40 − Password 40 − Time Setup 41 − Ext Control 4[...]

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    32 TO P M E N U MENU MAP Use the dir ection al but tons to n avigate t hrou gh the m enu, “ ENTER” but ton to c hoose s pecific item s, and “ EXIT ” button to r eturn to t he m ain m enu f rom sub-m enu or to leave the m ain m enu. M A IN M E NU page 3 3 PROGRA M page 3 8 PROG RAM L IST page 38 EPG page 38 EDIT CHAN NEL page 4 2 I NSTAL LAT[...]

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    33 MAIN MENU There ar e two wa ys to ente r the Mai n Menu whe n the r ecorder is powere d on: 1. On the rem ote c ontrol, press the “ TOP MENU” button. 2. Alternat ivel y , press “MENU” button on the front panel. 3. Use the d irectiona l but tons t o navig ate through th e m enu, “ENTE R” button t o cho ose specif ic item s, and “ EX[...]

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    34 QUICK SCAN (For Australia Only ) The “Q UICK SCAN” featur e allows you to s can al l pre defined digital TV and Radio c hannel signals in A ustralia. 1. On the install ation pa ge, hi ghlight “QUICK SCAN” an d press the “ENT ER” button . 2. Use the “ Ÿ ” and “ ź ” buttons to highli ght the city you l ive in a nd press the ?[...]

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    35 MANUAL SETUP 1. On the “ INST ALLA T ION” page, hi ghlig ht “MANU AL SETUP” an d press the “EN TER” button. 2. Select c hannel num ber . Be sure you k now the channel n um ber and its R F f requenc y . Y ou m ay refer to Digital TV and Radio chan nel table in Append ix 1. 3. Press “ ź ” button to highlight “ Frequenc y”, “[...]

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    36 FORMA T H A RD DISK The hard d isk can be f ormatted to eras e the entire c ont ent of the har d disk . 1. On the “ INST ALLA T ION” page, hi ghlig ht “FOR MA T HARD DISK” an d press the “ ENTER” butt on. 2. Use the “ Ż ” and “ Ź ” butto ns to highl ight between “YES” an d “NO”. 3. Press the “ ENT ER” butto n to[...]

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    37 time yet. 4. Now that your PC h as been pro perl y configur ed, you can high light “ YES” on t he T V scree n and press the “ ENTER” b utton on the rem ote c ontrol. 5. After s elect ing “ YES”, you will s ee the curr ent software vers ion o n the T V sc reen. M ake s ure this software vers ion is dif ferent f rom the vers ion of the[...]

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    38 PROGRAM MAIN MENU PROGRAM EPG PROGRA M LIST 1. On the Ma in Men u, select “ PROG RAM” 2. Use “ Ÿ ” and “ ź ” butto ns to hig hligh t the optio ns - PROGR AM LI ST - EPG PROGRA M LIST 1. Highlight “PROG RAM LIST ” and pr ess t he “ENT ER ” button. T his sets y our c urrent viewin g mode t o “Norm al”. See “I- PLA T E ([...]

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    39 SYSTEM M A IN M E N U SYSTEM PASSW OR D VI DEO SETUP AUDI O SET UP TI M E SETUP EX T CONTROL 1. On the m ain m enu, selec t “S YST EM”. 2. Use the “ Ÿ ” and “ ź ” b uttons to high light the options - VIDEO S ETU P - AUDIO SETUP - P ASSW ORD - TIME ZONE - EXT CONTROL VIDEO SETUP 1. Highlight “VID EO S ETUP” and press t he “ EN[...]

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    40 Notes: 1. Alternat ivel y , you can pres s the “ V .FO RMA T” button on the r emote c ontrol to chan ge the o utput f ormat as described on page 51 . 2. Y o u can als o pres s “A.RA T IO” button on the r em ote contr ol to cha nge the aspect r atio as descr ibed on page 51 3. “AUTO - 1080i” m eans that the r ecord er is in a uto-s wi[...]

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    41 TIME SETUP 1. Highlight “ TIME SETUP” and pres s the “ ENTER” button. 2. Select your tim e zone ac cording to the reg ion you are resid ing in . For Aust ralia: Use the “ Ż ” an d “ Ź ” but tons to sel ect t he loca l tim e zone you are locate d in. For other re gion: Use the “ Ż ” and “ Ź ” butto ns to set your loc a[...]

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    42 EDIT CHANNEL MAIN MENU EDIT CH ANNEL FAVORI TE&LOCK PARENTAL RATE (for Au stra lia on ly) 1. On the m ain m enu, select “ EDIT CHANNEL” . 2. Enter your password whe n prom pted. For Austra lia : − Use the “ Ÿ ” and “ ź ” b uttons to high light the options • F A VOR ITE &LOCK • PARENT AL R ATE For other re gions : − [...]

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    43 P ARENT AL R A TE (For A ustralia Only) Y o u can lim it the type of pr ogram s dis pla yed on the T V bas ed on the parental gu idanc e co des lis ted in Appe ndix 3. By def ault, the “P A RENT AL RA TE” le vel is s et to “N o Bloc k” , i.e. you ca n view all t ypes of pr ogram s. 1. On the “ED IT CHAN NEL” p age, highl ight “PARE[...]

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    44 PROFILE MA I N ME NU PR O FI LE I - PLATE SETUP FP DI SPLAY SETUP IN F O R M A T IO N PVR SETUP 1. On the m ain m enu, select “ PROFIL E”. 2. Use the “ Ÿ ” and “ ź ” b uttons to high light the options - I-PLA T E SET UP - FP D ISPL A Y SETUP - INFORMA T ION - PVR S ETU P I-PLA TE SETUP 1. Highlight “I-PL ATE SET UP” and press t[...]

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    45 FP DISPLA Y SETUP 1. Highlight “FP DIS PLA Y SETU P” and press the “ENTER” button. 2. Use the “ Ÿ ” and “ ź ” butt ons to choos e betwee n “MODE” and “DI SP BRIGH TN ESS”. 3. Under “MOD E”, use the “ Ż ” and “ Ź ” butto ns to choose b etween “T IM E” and “C HANN EL NUMBER”. This will c hange the Fr[...]

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    46 PVR SETUP 1. Highlight “ PVR SET UP” and pres s the “ENT ER” button. 2. Under “INST ANT SKIP INT ERV AL”, use the “ Ż ” and “ Ź ” buttons to ch oose be tween “ 30 sec ”, “1 m in”, “3 min” or “5 m in”. T his will cha nge th e instant sk ip inter val. 3. For m ore inform ation on “ INST ANT SKIP INTERV AL”[...]

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    47 QUICK CONTROL INFO (I-Plate) 1. W hen watching a DT V prog ram (without any m enu on the sc reen), pr ess the “I NFO” butto n. 2. I-PLATE wil l pop up with the follo wing inf ormation: - Current C hannel Num ber - Lock ing status (indic ated by a padloc k ic on) - Network Nam e - Program Nam e - Audio S ystem (Dolb y® Digital or MPEG) - Te [...]

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    48 TV/RADIO (PROGRAM LIST) 1. W hen watching a DTV pr ogram (with no m enu on screen) , press the “ TV/Radi o” button. T his s ets your cu rrent vi ewing m ode to “ Norm al”. Se e “I- PLAT E (INFO) ” on page 4 7 f or m ore inform ation. 2. The T V “Progr am Lis t” will pop up. Scroll list us ing the directi onal buttons: “ Ÿ ”,[...]

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    49 provider m a y elect to disc ontinue th e serv ice or it m ay c ease to be (or never be) ava ilable i n your area . In any of thes e circum s tances, the EPG f eature wil l not f unction. T oshiba is not l iable in th e event this ser vice is unava ilab le or for an y conseque nces ar ising f rom custom er s having us ed or n ot bein g able t o [...]

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    50 Notes: 1. If you use th e PIP functi on to vie w progr am s for purpo ses other than person al view ing, you ma y infringe on the cop yrights that the pr ogr ams m ay be under . 2. PIP is on ly capable of v iewi ng off-air program s and s ources f rom Auxiliar y Input ( L1/L 2). Attem pts to perf orm playbac k in PIP wil l not be perm itted. 3. [...]

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    51 V .FORMA T (Video Format) The “V .FOR MA T ” butto n on th e rem ote con trol is use d to c hange the vi deo f ormat sett ing am ong “5 76i” , “AUTO”, “1080i”, “ 720p”, a nd “5 76p”. 1. 1 st button press dis pla ys the c urrent video for m at 2. Next press (within 5 secon ds) sets the v ideo for mat to the next f orm at. [...]

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    52 INPUT SELECT 1. The rec order has a s et of Com ponent and C om posite Video inpu t whic h allo ws connec tion t o exter nal sources like the DVD pla yer , cable box, sate llite box or VCR. ( For conn ectio ns, ref er to CONNECT ING TO DVD PL A YER and CO NNECT ING TO CABL E BOX /SA T ELLIT E BOX/V CR o n page 2 3) 2. Press the I NPUT SEL ECT bu[...]

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    53 AU D I O 1. Press the AUDIO bu tton on the rem ote contr ol. 2. Use the “ Ÿ ” and “ ź ” butto ns to se lect t he preferr ed audio f ormat pr esent in the pro gram you are watching. 3. Press the “ EXIT ” button to c ancel the list. RECALL The “R ECALL” bu tton is us ed to toggle be tween pr esent an d pre vious pro gram s 1. In [...]

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    55 Chapter Four RECORDING Recording Methods 1 OTR (One Time Recording) 56 2 Time Based Recording 57 3 E P G R e c o r d i n g 5 8[...]

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    56 RECORDING METHODS W ith dual bui lt in tuners , this recor der all ows u p to t wo re cordings to t ak e place at the s am e tim e. However , it is to be rem inded that sc hedules of rec ordings have to be car efull y planned so as to avo id an y conflic ts betwee n diff erent entries . Als o tak e note t hat rec ording of ex ternal sources co n[...]

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    57 TIME-BASED RECORDING Use the REC MENU to program a r ecording. I t will tak e less tim e to prepare , as it provides all n ecessar y informatio n for recordi ng. 1. Before r ecordi ng, ensur e that th ere is s ufficient space remaining in the HDD. Delete un wanted files or archive s ome files us ing VCR to cr eate space for r ecording. Refer to [...]

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    58 Note: A conflic t occurs when th e start tim e of a new entry clas hes into t he du ration of tw o exis ting entries occup ying the sam e time s lot or when there is an attem pt to dup licate an existi ng entr y. 8. T o s top any recor ding i n progr ess: 1) Press the “R EC MEN U” button t o bring up th e Record Menu. 2) Selec t the rec ord [...]

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    59 6. A p op-up m enu a ppears pr om pting for r ecording frequenc y . Use th e “ Ÿ ” an d “ ź ” but tons to s elec t either “O nce”, “D ail y” or “W eekly” and pres s the “ENTER” button to conf irm selec tion. (Progr am sele cted for record ing wil l creat e an entry in the REC MENU list as well) 7. If the pro gram selec [...]

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    61 Chapter Five PLA YBACK Playback Cont rols 1 L i b r a r y 6 2 2 Q u i c k C o n t r o l s 6 3 – T i m e l i n e b a r 6 3 – Playback • Normal Playback 63 • Pause TV Playback 63 • Chase Play 64 – Playback Pause 65 – S t o p 6 5 – Fast Forward (3 speeds) 65 – Fast Reverse (3 speeds) 65 – S k i p F o r w a r d 6 5 – S k i p R [...]

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    62 PLAYBACK CONTROLS LIBRAR Y The Librar y Menu is an interf ace for managing all f iles s tored inside the HDD. O perations lik e Playback , Delete, Externa l Recordin g, Rena m ing and Mar king are done throug h this m enu. 1. Press “ LIBRARY” butt on to br ing up t he Libr ar y Menu. 2. Choose bet ween T V progr am tab and Radi o program tab[...]

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    63 QUICK CONTROL TIME LINE BAR • For m ost pla yback operations , a tim e line bar app ears at th e bottom of the s cree n to ind icate th e progr ess. The f ollowing s ections ela borate on the var ious pla yback operations show ing t heir corr espo nding tim e li ne bars. PLA Y BACK Normal Playba c k 1. After selectin g a fi le in t he Librar y[...]

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    64 5. Press an y of the num eric buttons to sk ip forward a certain perc entage of th e program ac cording to the number pressed. ( i.e. ‘1’ – 10%, ‘9’ – 90%) 6. Press “ TIMESLI P” button agai n to exit t his m ode. The rec order stops storin g the broadc ast on the HDD. A m ess age appears and ask s whether you will save t he stor [...]

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    65 PLA Y BACK P AUSE • To paus e pla yback, pres s the “P LAY/PAU SE” button. • To re sume norm al pla ybac k, pr ess the “PLA Y/PAU SE” butto n. Note: Sound is m uted dur ing pl ayback pause m ode. ST OP • To s top playbac k, pr ess the “ST OP” button . F A S T FORW ARD/F A S T REVERSE (3 SPEE DS) • To s earch for a particul ar[...]

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    67 Chapter Six APPENDICES 1 Australian DTV Channel Table 68 2 Troubleshooting 70 3 Par ental Gui dance Co des 72 4 Glossary 73 5 Technical Specifications 75 6 Instruction Guide For Programming Re mote Control 77[...]

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    68 1 AUSTRALIAN DTV CHA N NEL T ABLE The follow ing is a li st of DTV channels available in Austr alia. You can u s e it for “M ANUAL SETUP”: On the “M AN UAL SETUP” page, se lect the VH F or UHF ch annel number and i nput the Middle Frequ ency based on “kH z”. For in stance, if y ou are in Sydney and w ant to manual ly scan “Digital [...]

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    69 City Stations Channel Number Middle Frequency Transmit ter Locatio n Start D ate Batchelor Digita l ABC UH F 56 725.5MHz M ardango Cres (Continued) Digital 9 UHF 59 746.5MHz Mardango Cres Digita l 7 UHF 62 767.5MHz M ardango Cres 2005 Digita l IMP ARJA UHF 65 788.5MHz Canberra Digital 10 VH F 6 177.5MHz Black Mount ain 30/6/2002 Digita l ABC VHF[...]

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    70 2 TROUBLESHOOTING Phenomenon Solution (1) T he recor der front pan el po wer in dicator doesn't light up, and no message on the front pane l (a) Check the AC m ains s upply a nd m ake sur e the power plug is well plug ged into a stab le po wer outlet. (2) Poor picture qual ity (a) Check the ant enna an d m ake s ure it is al igned to t he c[...]

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    71 On Screen Message Message Soluti on (1) Bad Signal (a) Chec k the antenna is conn ected cor rectl y and firm l y to the t uner input (ANT .IN) of the r ecorder . (b) Ref er to solu tions for Phe nom enon (2) on page 70 . (2) Databa se is Em pty No channe l data a vailab le in the box. Refer to pa ge 33 f or reins ta llatio n. (3) Incorr ect Pass[...]

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    72 3 P ARENT AL GUID A NCE CODES A PPENDIX[...]

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    73 4 GLOSSA R Y * A spe ct Ratio: It is the r atio of the width of the screen to t he hei ght. T he tw o rele vant dig ital T V form ats are 16:9 (wid e-sc reen) or 4:3 (the trad ition al scr een rati o). 16:9 is m ore er gonom icall y suitable f or th e hum an e ye. * Bandwidth: It is the fr equenc y range tha t allo ws for carr ying a cert ain ra[...]

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    74 For High Def inition ( HD), th e m inimum pictur e resolut ion is 7 20 × 576, progress ive (576p) 6 . Other HD for m ats are 1920 × 1080i a nd 1280 × 720p. * UHF: Stands f or "Ultra High F requenc y", starts f rom 300 to 3 000MH z corr espond ing to chann els 13-69, includi ng Bands IV and V. * Y/P B /P R : Color diff erence s ignal[...]

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    75 5 TECHNICAL SPECIFICA TIONS System Com pliant Standar d DVB- T Video D ecoding MP @ ML & MP @ HL Audio D ecoding Dolb y® Digital, MPEG (I & I I) Audio Sam plin g Rate 32, 44.1, 48 kH z Terrestri al T uner / Demod ulat or Frequenc y 51~858 MHz Loop T hrough 51~858 MH z Band width 6, 7, 8 MHz Demodulator COFDM FFT Mode 2K, 8K Constella ti[...]

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    76 Accessories • Remote Contro l (CT-90195 ).………………… ……… × 1 • Audio/Video cable… ………………… ……………… .. × 1 • Component Video c able ( Y/P B /P R ).…………………. × 1 • Power cord…………… ……………… ……………… .. × 1 • RF Loop-through ca ble……………… ?[...]

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    77 6 INSTRUCTION GUIDE FOR PROGRAMMING REMOTE CONTROL The rem ote contr ol can be c ompatible with vario us brands of T V by setting the ir contr ol codes. T he TO SHIBA code has init iall y been s et to c ontrol T OSHI BA T Vs. Ref er to t he four m ethod s belo w for program m ing your rem ote control and use the one that best su its your set up.[...]

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    78 (f) Point th e rem ote control at the T V. Ever y 1.5 sec onds, the L ED blink s onc e and the rem ote c ontrol automatic ally s ends out “POW ER” button sign al 5 tim es from the next cod e in the l ist. The t est is success ful if th e TV resp onds by powering off. (g) Press the “ POW ER” button on the rem ote c ontrol im m ediatel y a[...]

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    79 Code list for European Market BRAND CODE BRAND CODE BRAND CODE ACE 283 Admiral 032,155 Aiw a 261 Akai 005,159,169 Albira l 001 Amst rad 006 ASA 007,009,013,032, 094,155,161 Audiosonic 160 Aus ind 008 Autovo x 004,007,012,014, 015,078,079,104, 153 AW A 033,159, 160,189, 220 Baird 162 Basic L ine 163 BEKO 170,226 Bl aupunkt 010,017,018,020 054,231[...]

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    80 BRAND CODE BRAND CODE BRAND CODE Oceanic(F) 005,040,105,106, 107 Onceas 004 Orion 006,016,028,057, 088,108,109,187 188,189,253 Otto Vers and 025,027,044,052, 055 Pael 003,008 Pall adium 197 RCA 204,210,211 Rediffusi on(UK) 005,041,116 REX 011,021,032, 078, 079,118 Roadstar 039 SABA 065,067,075,085, 098,099,100,103, 117,155,185,186, 222,224,269 S[...]

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    81 Code list for USA Market BRAND CODE BRAND CODE BRAND CODE A-mark 402 Abex 412 Admiral 424 Adventura 414 Aiko 423 Akai 411 Alaron 439 A llegro 457,458 Ambass ador 437 Ana m 419, 440 AOC 402,406,411, 441 Arc her 402 Audiovox 402,423,440, 450, 455 Aumark 421 Baysoni c 440 Belcor 406 B euamark 404,411,439 Bradford 440 Broksonic 402,444,451 Brokwood [...]

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    82 BRAND CODE BRAND CODE BRAND CODE Semp 431 Sharp 413,424,432,434, 449,481,467 Shogun 406 Signature 403 Silvania 407,409,411, 425, 442 Simpson 442,443 Sony 426,461 Soundes ign 438, 439,440,442 Spectric on 402 Squareview 436 Starli te 440 Supre-Macy 414 Supreme 461 Sylvania 418,443,448, 465, 469 Symphonic 436 Tandy 424 Tatung 402,419,471 Techni cs [...]

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    83 Code list for China Marke t BRAND CODE BRAND CODE BRAND CODE Aiwa ( ) 606,816,819 Akai ( / ) 628,644, 648,715, 716,738,765,770, 771,845 Ana m 623, 642,746,759 AOC ( ) 700, 776 Candle/Ci tizen( ) 714,732,776 Centuri on 651 Changhong( ) 603,606,618,621, 633,636,648,649, 657,659,676,677, 681,682,684,685, 686,718,724,742, 744,745,765,769, 770,771,77[...]

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    84 BRAND CODE BRAND CODE BRAND CODE MTC 700,776,714 NE C ( / ) 626,648, 651,652, 676,680,700,714, 715,716,749,755, 765,770,771,773, 775,776,799,803 Olymmpic( ) 648,765,770,771 Optonica 807 P anasonic National ( / ) ( / ) 602,606,607,615, 616,617,630,638, 642,649,650,653, 658,664,675,681, 682,688,731,742, 746,747,756,759, 760,762,774,775, 777,791,80[...]

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    85 BRAND CODE BRAND CODE BRAND CODE Xoceco /Xogego ( ) 602,647,648,659, 662,662,668,672, 678,681,765,770, 771,773,775,802, 832,842,867,887, 888,889,890,891, 892,893 Yamaha ( ) 700 Yorx 651 708 637, 648,649,676, 678,684,685,686, 718,760,765,770, 771,793,801,803, 805,808,821,822 614,621 773,775 684,685,686,718, 773,775,801,803, 805,808 (Conic) 607,61[...]

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    86 BRAND CODE BRAND CODE BRAND CODE 606,648,684,685, 686,718,770,771, 773,775,801,803, 805,808,816,819 606,816,819 (Shanghai) 606,635,648,661, 676,682,684,685, 686,718,730,733, 765,770,771,773, 775,791,801,803, 805,808,816,819, 908 773,775,781,782 648,678,765,770, 771,773,775 676 630,675,791,814 630,675,791,814 614,636, 676,684, 685,686,704,718, 77[...]

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    87 MEM O[...]

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    88 © 2005 Tosh iba Corporation P rinted in T aiwan[...]