Loewe Spheros R26 Lcd Operating Instructions

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Connection
Power mains
Remove the cover for the connections.
Connect the TV set to a 220-240V/50- 60 hertz power outlet. Plug the small 
plug of the mains cable into the mains socket on the rear of the TV set; plug the 
large mains plug into a mains socket.
Antennas
Plug the antenna plug of your antenna/cable system or the room antenna for 
DVB-T into the ANT-TV socket (Tuner 1 for Spheros R 32/37).
ANT-TV ANT-SAT220-240V~
50/60Hz?
Spheros R 26
ANT-TVANT-SAT220-240V~
50/60Hz?
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Spheros R 
32/37
First installation
Remote control
Batteries
To insert or change the batteries, press on the arrow. Slide the battery compart-
ment cover downwards and remove it. Insert LR 03 alkaline-manganese batter-
ies (AAA) and ensure that the + and - ends are positioned correctly.
Then push the cover back on from the bottom.
Note on disposing batteries
The batteries provided contain no harmful materials such as 
cadmium, lead or mercury.
Regulations concerning used batteries stipulate that batteries 
may no longer be thrown out with the household rubbish. 
Deposit any used batteries free of charge into the designated 
collection containers set up at commercial businesses. 
Setting up the remote control for operating the TV
Set the rotary switch to TV
How to operate other equipment is described as of page 39.
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First installation
If the reception conditions are good, then a room antenna may be used for 
DVB-T. Passive and active room antennas are available on the market. The pow-
er is supplied for an active antenna via the antenna connection. For automatic 
programming or in TV Menu – Connections – Antenna DVB – Antenna DVB-T, 
the distribution voltage (5 volts) is to be set correspondingly.
It may be practical to use a nondirectional antenna. If the location is outside the 
normal transmitting range, then a unidirectional antenna may also be used to 
improve the reception quality.
You can fi nd out more on the digital stations that can be received in your area 
at your specialist dealer.
If a set was retrofi tted with a PIP tuner or if this is already integrated in a set 
with a digital recorder, then plug the antenna into the antenna input of the PIP 
tuner and connect the PIP tuner output with the ANT-TV socket (Tuner 1). See 
illustration on page 7.
Set-specifi c equipment and retrofi tting options for PIP and satellite tuners, see 
pages 46 and 47.
If a Digital Satellite Tuner 1 has been retrofi tted, connect your satellite antenna 
system to the ANT-SAT socket.
If a Digital Satellite Tuner 2 has been retrofi tted, connect one antenna cable 
each, for example from the antenna switch or from the twin LNC, to both SAT 
sockets.
When laying the cable, use the cable clips affi xed beneath the TV set.
Replace the connection cover on the TV set.
Handling the fabric hose
Use the fabric hose included to lay 
the mains cables, antenna cables 
or cables from other electronic 
components systematically; then 
lead the hose with the cables to 
the connection boxes. This provides 
you with an elegant solution when 
laying cables.
The diameter of the fabric hose increases when you push it together lengthwise 
(see illustration). This makes it easier for you to push through cables with plugs.
Using the conditional access module
In order to be able to receive encrypted digital stations, the conditional access 
module (CA module (1) and the smart card (1 both have to be inserted into the 
corresponding slot of your TV set. You can fi nd the slot common interface (CI-
Slot) on the back of your TV set, see the illustration on pages 6/7.
1.  Make sure the TV set is switched off with the mains switch on the set.
2.   First push the smart card into the CA module as far as it will go. Insert it so 
that the side with the golden 
contact chip faces the side 
of the module printed with 
the supplier‘s brand logo. 
Printed arrows indicate how 
to insert the card. Also follow 
the installation instructions 
included with the smart card.
3.   Slide the CA module carefully into the slot with the 
contact side facing the front. The logo on the CA 
module should be visible.
  Make sure the module is not twisted in the process. 
Do not use force. 
  When the module locks, the eject button is pressed 
outwards.
(1   The CA module and the smart card are not included 
in the scope of delivery for this set; you can usually 
obtain them at your specialist dealer.
Switching on
Press the mains switch (for Spheros R 37, the set switches on immediately, the 
green indicator lamp lights up). 
For Spheros R 26/32: 
The red indicator on the set now lights up (standby mode).
Switch on the set using the switch integrated in the indica-
tor. The green indicator on the set now lights up (for further 
operating options see page 14).
Contact side 
Eject button 
CA moduleCI-Slot
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First installation
Automatic programming
Automatic programming of the TV set is started the fi rst time you switch it on. 
Follow the menus.
By pressing in one of the arrow directions, you can choose the 
settings ...
... and confi rm your settings by pressing OK. You then go to 
the next menu. 
Back to the previous menu.
1.  First you have to select the menu language. 
2.  By pressing the OK button, you can call the menu Connect antenna 
cable(s). If you want to receive digital stations via satellite, then choose 
DVB-S - confi rm using the yellow 
coloured key. If you also want to 
receive digital terrestrial stations 
(DVB-T), then select DVB-T. Also 
select Antenna/cable (analogue) 
- this way the standard analogue 
stations can also be searched for and 
saved. If you can receive digital stations from the cable network, then select 
DVB-C using the yellow coloured key. 
3.  For the country-specifi c station sorting and for presettings for DVB-T and 
DVB-C, enter the location at which the TV set is operated.
4.  If you have selected DVB-T, you then reach the menu Antenna DVB-T. If 
you use an active antenna, then select yes (5V).
5.  If you have selected „DVB-C“, you generally leave the symbol rates and 
modulation types unchanged. 
  If other symbol rates are used in your cable network for broadcasting, 
enter the values with the numeric buttons of the remote control. If only one 
symbol rate is used, enter the same value for both symbol rates. If other 
modulation types are used for broadcasting in your cable network, select 
them in the menu. If only one modulation is used, select „none“ for modula-
tion type 2. 
  If necessary, ask your specialist dealer about the necessary settings for your 
cable network.
6.  In the Select satellite installation menu, make the selection that corre-
sponds to your satellite antenna installation.
  Note: If you have any questions on how your satellite antenna installation 
is confi gured and on the antenna settings, consult your antenna installer or 
your specialist dealer.
7.  Select the satellite the antenna is directed at, such as ASTRA1.If you only receive one satellite ...
8.  In the following menu, specify whether the station search should take place 
in the high and low band (Yes) or only in the low band (No).
Note: For most satellites, a station search is required in both bands.
9.  For the low band and high band, the standard frequencies 9750 MHz (9.75 
GHz) and 10600 MHz (10.6 GHz) are preset.
If your satellite antenna is equipped with an LNC (LNB) with a divergent 
oscillator frequency, specify the corresponding frequency for low and high 
band respectively.  Note: The correct display of the received frequencies in 
the TV menu – Settings – Stations – Manual adjustment depends upon 
this setting.
10. You should receive a picture with sound with the settings previously made 
(only for ASTRA 1 and HOTBIRD). Then press OK.
11. In the Pre-programming menu, select the factory-set pre-programming to 
programme the satellite stations quickly.
To ensure all stations that can be currently received are searched for and 
saved, select No at this point.
Symbol rates: The standard symbol rates 22000 and 27500 are preset. If you 
would like to receive stations with different symbol rates, specify the cor-
responding values here using the numeric buttons on your remote control.
12. Press OK to obtain an overview of the settings with which the automatic 
programming is to take place.
13. Press  the OK button again and the station search will start. The TV set 
searches for, sorts and saves all the TV stations that can be received, accord-
ing to your settings and the antennas connected.
14. When the TV stations are saved, you will receive a corresponding message.
15. Press  the OK button and the set then searches for the radio stations.
16. The TV set searches for, saves and sorts all radio stations which can be 
received with your antenna system. 
17. Then log on your video equipment, decoder and audio system using the 
connection wizard and connect these to the TV according to the connection 
diagram displayed. If you want to connect other equipment later, you can 
fi nd information as of page 32.
You can repeat the initial installation at any time, e.g. after moving house. Call 
the index using the INFO button (in the TV mode, if no menu is opened). Select 
the index item Repeat initial installation (you will fi nd this listed separately 
before the letter A). Press OK to start the initial installation.
Note: For DVB-T stations in GB the stations are tied to Logical Channel Num-
bers -- LCN and sorted from 1-799. Digital stations without LCN are stored 
from 800 onwards. Analogue stations are stored from 1001.
Station sorting
Note: not with DVB-T stations in GB.
You can change the station sorting that was carried out automatically later at 
any time, see TV menu – Settings – Stations – Change stations. 
OK
Initial installation 
Connect antenna cable(s) 
Proceed 
Back OK Connect/disconnect 
Antenna cable(s) for:  to antenna socket(s): 
Antenna/cable (analogue)  ANT TV 
DVB-T ANT TV 
DVB-C ANT TV 
DVB-S ANT SAT 
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Switching on/off
Your TV is equipped with an eco-standby power supply unit. On standby, the 
power consumption drops to low power. If you want to save even more electric-
ity, switch the set off with the mains switch. However, please bear in mind that 
EPG data (electronic programme guide) will be lost and programmed timer 
recordings will not be performed by the TV.
Switching off
If the TV set is switched on, you can switch it to standby using 
the blue ON/OFF button on the remote control or by using the 
indicator fi eld on the set. The red lamp on the TV set lights up. 
If the orange indicator lights up or if both the green and red 
indicators light up, then, for Spheros R 37, a timer recording 
is being made, EPG data is being captured or radio operation 
without screen display is active.
Switching on the TV set
From standby, it is best to switch the set back on using the 
blue On/Off button or by using the numeric buttons of the 
remote control (0 – 99). 
Or, for Spheros R 26/32, use the switch integrated in the 
indicator on the set. 
The green indicator on the TV set lights up.
Or switch on the TV set with OK, you can then see the station 
list and select a station. 
Switch on the radio
With the RADIO button on the remote control 
or for Spheros R 26/32:
Switch on radio using R on the control ring of the TV set.
If you switch off the TV set using the mains switch on the set, the indicator no 
longer lights up. 
For Spheros R 26/32: If the TV set is switched off via the mains switch, you have 
to switch it into the standby mode fi rst via the mains switch and then switch it 
on using one of the above mentioned methods.
OK
RADIO
First installation
Directing DVB-T antenna
Note: not with DVB-T stations in GB.
If you use a room antenna to receive one or more DVB-T stations that have 
picture and sound interference, then you should change the location of where 
the antenna is set up.
To help you direct your antenna or to help you determine the most suitable loca-
tion to set up the antenna, your TV set has a display for the signal quality C/N 
and the signal strength Level.
Consult your specialist dealer to fi nd out which channels and frequency bands 
(VHF or UHF) are used to broadcast the digital TV stations in your area.
On any one channel, several digital stations are broadcast.
Select a TV channel
1.  Call the TV menu via the MENU button.
2. Use  to select Settings, then use  to select the menu line under-
neath.
3.  Select Stations, then use  to select the menu line underneath.
4.  Select Manual adjustment and call the menu using OK 
(not possible for MHEG-5 device versions). 
5.  For digital stations, select Signal source – DVB-T.
6. Use the numerical buttons to specify the corresponding channel number.
  Depending on the channel selected and country, the system automatically 
sets the corresponding bandwidth of 7 or 8 MHz. You should only change 
the bandwidth under special circumstances - if the channel raster in your 
area is different from the standard.
  When you receive a digital station, the system displays the signal quality C/
N via a bar/numeric value and the signal strength via Level. The antenna‘s 
direction or position is best when the largest values possible are displayed 
(long bar) for the signal quality and signal strength.
7.  Direct the antenna so that the largest numerical value/bar size is reached.
8.  If no signal is found in the channel set, you can start the frequency search 
run by pressing the blue button within the band selected (VHF or UHF).
9.  Check the other channels one after another on which digital stations are 
broadcast terrestrially in your area.
  For the weakest station, direct the antenna so that the maximum numerical 
value/bar size is achieved.
10. After you position or direct the antenna, we recommend to search for all the 
stations using the Search wizard (TV menu – Settings – Stations – Search 
wizard).
INFO END 
Manual adjustment                 ... Language
Parental lock  Stations 
Timer functions TV menu 
Settings 
END 
Manual adjustment 
Signal source 
Channel 
F r equen cy 
Name 
Bandwidth 
C/N  96 DVB-T 
E 05 
177.50 MHz 
T es t 
7 MHz 
Level  99 DVB-C Antenna/cable (analogue) 
 
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Changing stations
... with the P+/P- buttons on the remote control
Stations up/down
When changing, the station display is visible for a few seconds.
If additional languages are broadcast with DVB stations, then the set displays 
the language/sound selection under the station display. Call the language/sound 
selection by using the green coloured key and select using .
... with the numeric buttons of the remote control
The set has a dynamic memory with 1680 station memory locations. If up to 9 
stations are stored, you only need to enter one digit; up to 99 stations, two dig-
its are needed; up to 999 stations, three digits are needed (refer to the station 
list to see how many stations have been stored).
1 digit stations
Press buttons 0 -9 for one second, and the station 
changes instantly.
Or press button 0 – 9 briefl y, the station then changes 
after 2 seconds (the station changes immediately when 
only 9 stations are saved).
2- and 3-digit stations
After briefl y pressing the fi rst numeric button(s), keep the 
last numeric button pressed for one second, the station 
then changes immediately.
Or press all numeric buttons briefl y, the station then 
changes after 2 seconds (the station changes immediately 
if up to 99 or 999 stations are saved).
4 digit stations
Press the four numeric buttons briefl y, the station then 
changes immediately.
Call last viewed station (for DVB-T stations in GB)
You can switch back and forth quickly between two stations 
using this button.
... via the station list
Use OK to call the station list.
Select the station (if possible, the selected station will be 
displayed as a small picture)
or ...
... select with numeric buttons
call selected station.
Blue coloured key: sort alphabetically/according to bouquets/
numerically.
For an alphabetical display: Enter letters with the numeric button (like on a 
mobile phone keypad), select with  and call with OK.
For bouquet display (sorting according to broadcasting chains, only for DVB 
stations, not for DVB-T stations in GB): Enter bouquet number, select with 
 and call with OK.
Digital DVB-T stations are indicated by 
T, DVB-C stations by C and DVB-S 
stations by 
S. Encrypted stations are additionally indicated by . 
Ask your specialist dealer about decoders or the use of a CA module and a 
smart card for the reception of encrypted stations.
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  6  3SAT 
  7  S–RTL 
  8  N–TV 
  9  DSF 
10   TM3    
11 PRO7 
12 RTL 2 
13 WDR 3 
14 BR 
15 HR 
16 MDR 3 
17 N 3  COMP. IN 
 HDMI/DVI 
 VGA
 
 AV S  
 DVD 
 VCR 
    0  VIDEO 
    1  ARD 
    2  ZDF 
    3  SAT.1 
    4  RTL 
    5    VOX 
OK 
Station list                                Numerical 
Switch to ...                      Scan stations  21:00 - 21:45   Eifellandschaft 
...     Select station        Change stations 
Change sorting 
OK
OK
OK
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 DELUXE 
 DSF 
 
 EUROSPRT 
 
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 KIKA  COMP. IN 
 HDMI/DVI 
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 AV S  
 DVD 
 VCR 
 
 ARD 
  
 BR-ALPHA 
 BR3 
         
Station list                             Alphabetical 
Switch to ...                      Scan stations  21:00 - 21:45   Eifellandschaft 
...     Select letter        Change stations 
Change sorting 
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short   short   longabcpqrs
all shortabcpqrstuv
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Basics about the menu operation
Menus are called via the MENU button or via the button for special menus and 
can be hidden by using these buttons or by using the END button. The menu is 
displayed in the bottom section of the screen. At the top, you can see additional 
information for the menu point selected. In the menus, navigate by using the 
cursor. You can make settings by using . When you exit the 
menu, the settings are adopted.
Example of the menu operation
We shall demonstrate how to navigate with the menus using the TV menu as an 
example. You can see which buttons you can use in the dark blue fi eld on your 
TV set.
Open TV menu (in TV mode).
Select the function in the TV menu, e.g. Sound (for sound 
settings). Use  to move the menu points displayed on the 
right into the dark blue fi eld; use  to move the menu points 
displayed on the left. 
Select the sound function below with  or OK; you will then 
see a list of the sound settings.
In the sound settings, also select the function with , e.g. 
Bass (for increasing or reducing the bass tones).
To set the bass tones, use  or OK to select the setting bar 
underneath.Set the bass tones by using .
If you want to make other sound settings, move up with  
to Bass and select with , e.g. more.... You can also 
move up further to Sound by using  and select other set-
tings in the TV menu (such as, picture settings).
Use OK to call additional sound settings. 
Select the sound setting using , e.g. Auto volume 
and ...
... use  to select the auto volume option. 
Use  to select on and activate the auto volume.
Press the END button to hide the menu.
Apart from the TV menu shown here, other menus can be opened in TV mode 
as follows: 
Call the Sound menu directly.
Call the Picture menu directly.
Quick calls for Image+ 
✳, teletext subtitles, personal text 
pages, headphone volume, scan stations and to move the 
picture up and down.
Green coloured key: Call standard settings for picture and 
sound.
Using the volume control, you can also open other sound 
settings, such as Sound via, Sound adjustment, Sound effects 
and Loudness.
The key  or OK must be pressed for the duration of the 
volume display for this.
Daily operation
OK
Treble             ...
INFOENDTV menuSettings
Connections Recording
SoundPicture
INFO END  more ... 
Bass Treble TV menu 
Sound 4 
OK
INFO END  more ... 
TV menu 
Sound 
Treble Bass 
 6 
INFO END BassTV menu 
6  Sound 
OK
INFO END more ...
Treble   Bass TV menu 
Sound OK 
INFO END Auto voLoudspeaker soundHeadphone volume  TV menu 
Stereo              ...Sound 
Headphone sound  Bass 
INFO END Auto volume TV menu 
Sound  off on 
Picture adjustment        ...
INFOENDSettingsConnectionsRecordingSound TV menuPicture
Picture
Here you can adjust among other things: Contrast, colour, brightness, 
picture adjustment, sharpness, picture format. 
OK
OK
OK
INFO END AV audio signal  Maximum volume sound 
Auto volume TV menu 
Sound 
Balance off              ... 
INFO END Auto volume TV menu 
Sound onoff 
OK
OK
OK
OK
P+
OK
P-
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MENU
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Daily operation
For the info system ...
For each menu point, an info text is displayed at the top of the picture to help 
you with the setting. This saves you from having to refer back to the operating 
instructions. We shall demonstrate this using the station search option as an 
example:
Call the TV menu.
Select Settings.
In this example, you can see the options available after Settings. 
If you want to search for new stations, for example, use  to 
select Stations in the line below. 
The info text indicates which settings you can make in Stations.Use  to select the line below, for example Search wizard.
The info text explains how you are to proceed.
Upon delivery, the TV set is confi gured so that the info texts are always dis-
played (Automatic info yes). In this case, you can hide the info texts by using 
the INFO button.
You can also confi gure the TV set so that you call the info texts when needed by 
using the INFO button (Automatic info no). You can fi nd the setting to switch 
the automatic info option on or off via TV menu under Settings – Miscellane-
ous – On-screen displays – Automatic info – yes/no.
MENU
OK
INFO END 
Stations                ...TV menu 
Settings 
Conne
ections Recording
Sound Picture  Settings 
Here, you can search for the stations automatically or manually as well  
as set the menu language, timer functions, parental lock, on-screen  
displays, etc. 
INFO END 
Search wizard                     ...Timer functions
Parental lock Stations
Language
Mi TV menu 
Settings  Stations 
The menu contains the automatic station search and the manual station  
setting. You can re-sort stations, enter and change station names and  
delete stations. 
OK
OK
INFO END 
Search wizard Manual adjustment Change stations Stations TV menu 
Settings  Search wizard 
Use this menu to search for stations automatically once certain settings  
have been made. 
If you want to search for stations with other than the displayed  
settings, select the Change settings menu. 
 
 
						

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Daily operation
For the index ...
Using the index, you can access many operational functions directly. You can 
also fi nd a great deal of information on technical terms about television. Before 
the alphabetical sorting, you can fi nd the menu language option, the list of 
features integrated into the TV set and the repeat initial installation option. 
Call the index in the TV mode (without any other on-screen 
displays).
Info on the index item selected is visible at the top of the picture. If the OK 
symbol is displayed in the line selected, you can use the OK button to access 
the menu directly and carry out settings or selections.
This is how to select the index item:
Enter the fi rst letter using the numeric buttons on the remote 
control (like on a mobile phone keypad); 
or
use  to go to the previous/next letter,
or
use P+/P– to scroll up or down through the pages
and use  to go from line to line.For example, you want to have the TV set switch off automatically: 
Select the index item Switch off – Automatic.
Use the OK button to call Switch off – Automatic.
The corresponding menu Timer functions is displayed (in the TV menu – Set-
tings). You can now choose between Switch off today only and Switch off 
daily and enter the time.
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END OK 
OK 
P+ 
P–   
Index  You can select your language for operating the TV set. Language 
Integrated features 
Repeat initial installation 
* 
Access code 
Active window (PIP) 
Automatic channel programming (ACP) 
AV (Audio/Video) 
  
Activate     Previous/next letter 
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Setting the sound
Volume and other frequently used sound settings
Setting the volume
by using  or OK, you can call other sound settings ... 
and select using  ...
use  for the related selection/setting...
... and use  to make the selection/setting there.
Sound adjustment allows you to adjust the sound characteristics to the station‘s 
sound. The Sound effects settings allow you to expand a Dolby Pro Logic Signal 
to a virtual surround signal by using Dolby Virtual; by using Panorama, you 
can enhance the foundation of the stereo sound virtually for the loudspeakers. 
Sound off/on
Sound off;
Sound on: Press button again or adjust volume.
Other sound settings:
Call the Sound menu
use  to select the sound function to be set and use for 
the related selection ...
and use  to select/set.
Sound settings: Treble and bass. Different menu items are displayed depending 
on the connected audio device (AURO, hi-fi  amplifi er). Under more ... you 
will fi nd the sound selection for loudspeakers and headphones, auto volume, 
headphone volume, AV audio signal, maximum volume and balance.
Picture settings
Open the Picture menu
use  to select the picture function to be set and use 
for the related selection ...
... and use  to set/select.
Picture settings: Picture adjustment, Contrast, Colour, Brightness, Sharpness. 
Under more ..., you can fi nd settings for Image+
✳, Picture format, Move 
picture up/down, Auto format and Film quality improvement DMM✳.
Direct control on TV set
On page 4 and 5, you can fi nd illustrations of the control units located on the set.
Switching station on the TV set
Station up: with the button +
Station down: with the button –
Switching the radio on/off or switching over to the radio 
Press R to switch the radio on or off (not for Spheros R 37).
Additional functions via the menu
In the radio or TV operating modes, you can make settings for Volume, 
Brightness, Contrast, Picture format and Stations. Service is intended for the 
customer service department.
use M or 
 to call the menu
use – or + to select the function to be set
use R or 
 for the related setting/selection
use – or + to set/select.
Use M or 
 to move one level up; you can use – or + to select 
other functions.
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P+
OK
P-
V– V+
Volume             ... 24 
normal Loudness  Sound adjustment 
Sound effects VVolume 
Pop Classic  Sound adjustment 
Speech nonormal 
OK
OK
Sound off 
Sound on 
INFOENDmore ... SoundBass Treble4
INFOENDSound
Bass
6
OK
normal            ...
INFOENDmoSharpnessColourContrastPicture
Picture adjustmentBrightness
INFOENDColour
6Picture
OK
OK
Operating mode Contrast Picture foDirect control on TV set 
TVVolume Brightness 
Volume g mode Contrast Brightness Picture format StatDirect control on TV set 
24 
Volume Direct control on TV set 18 
OK
OK
OK
Sound adjustment  Volume Sound effects Loudness  24 
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Operating modes – TV
TV
In initial installation and daily operation, the TV set is in TV mode. This is also 
the case when none of the other modes of operation, such as EPG, Teletext, PIP 
or Radio, have been selected.
Each of these operating modes has a separate menu with separate functions for 
the coloured keys. Call the menu via the MENU button.
How the coloured keys work in TV mode
Note: The coloured keys do not work as described below with DVB-T stations in 
GB, but they operate as described on page 30 (Digital Teletext).
Red: the TV picture freezes. Pressing this button again starts 
the picture moving again. If your TV set is equipped with a 
digital recorder, the DR archive is called.
Green: Call personal settings/factory settings for picture and 
sound, save picture and sound settings as personal settings.
Yellow: call last station viewed. You can switch back and forth 
quickly between two stations using this button.
Blue: call programme info.
Show status display
Show/hide status
In the line above, you can see the name of the station and the sound mode. Dis-
played below are additional options (Time, Sound mode, Alarm time and Sleep timer) that can be selected in the TV menu – Settings – Miscellaneous – On-
screen displays.
For the status display, the DVB station providers may offer additional selection 
options for each station. Thus, the corresponding colour key or the TEXT button 
is displayed:
Red: channel selection for multi-channel providers.
Green: language/sound selection.
Yellow: time selection.
Blue: protection of minors.
DVB subtitles.
If you press one of the coloured keys during the status display or you press the 
TEXT button, the related selection menu is displayed.
The status display subtitles refer only to the DVB subtitles and are not 
provided by all stations. The options you see depend on the particular station 
(many stations broadcast subtitles via teletext).
The status display is displayed automatically when a new programme begins 
with options different to the previous one.
Notes: 
•  In the sound mode, Mono! means that you have switched manually from 
stereo to mono, for example.
•  The selection menus are only available as long as the status display is 
displayed. You can call them again at any time by pressing the END button 
on your remote control.
Calling the index
Calling the index
You can fi nd more information on the index on page 18.
Call up factory settings Store as per Standard settings pict./soundOKActivate
ENDINFO
Call up personal settingsOK
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   1  ARD      Eifelland  14:30 - 15:15
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14:42          Alarm time  20:00          Sleep timer  23:00Language/sound selection
1  ARD       Eifellandschaft  14:30 - 15:15  Stereo
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