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20.1 Activating the EPG
Pressing the green key  for yes activates the slot
in order to receive NexTView. The message will
not appear again. 
If you know the NexTView slot, you can also enter
it using the numeric keys in the TV menu.
You can overwrite existing programme slot num-
bers or delete them with the IIkey.
DVB-SI details
To receive DVB-SI data, no slot in the TV menu is
needed.
Factor y EPG settings:
• EPG NexTView & DVB-SI 
• NexTView programme 
slot    - - - - 
• DVB-SI selection    TV 
•...

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NexTViewdata8)is transmitted by
various broadcasting organizations.
DVB-SIdata is broadcast by each chan-
nel corresponding to its own content. 
Information may therefore correspondin-
gly vary.
Switch on your TV, so that EPG data can
be compiled and/or updated. While
data is being compiled the green LED is
lit.
TV sets with one receiver unit:
• If a NexTView slot8)has been set:
Switch the TV to standby mode, using
the mains key on your remote. 
• If no NexTView slot
8)has been set and
only DVB-SI...

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Solution 2:
• Press the MENU key  . The TV menu
appears on the screen.
• Press the white key. The menu channel
table appears with the active    pro-
gramme slot selected. 
• Follow the steps described under “24.
Sort channels” to sort and save your
favourite channels so that they appear
at the top of the list, for example sort
1-50 and save them.
• Select “EPG Settings” from the Confi-
guration menu and under “Prog.
select. in the channel table”, select
“Channels 1-50” using the -+ key and
save by...

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20.3 Using the EPG
Once all of the EPG data have been collected,
briefly pressing the EPG key displays the EPG
with the current programme on the selected pro-
gramme position highlighted.
The following keys have special functions in EPG
mode:
Select a programme.
View the selected programme or set a
reminder for it.
Scroll to earlier or later program-
mes.
0-9    Enter a time for display of the
programmes starting at or after
this time.
Back to the previous programme
of the selected station.
Show all...

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20.3 Using the EPG
Selecting a programme and viewing
or setting a reminder
In the EPG, you can select a programme with the
cursor control key.
• Press the OK key in order to
- view the programme if it is already running, or
- 
set a reminder for it if it has not yet started. A
green check mark is displayed after the start time.
• Press the TEXT key to display and hide a des-
cription of the programme.
This may not be possible for some programmes.
Setting a user profile
By pressing the green key...

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20.3 Using the EPGOpening the menu
Programme Information (Now Showing: ..)
After switching to a channel, a box is displayed at
the bottom of the screen as shown in the picture.
This box contains the following informa-
tion:
- Channel number (in this example: Pr4).
- Audio mode (stereo/mono).
- Start/end time of the programme
- The time bar shows the elapsed pro-
gramme time.
- Broadcasting station
- Programme title
- Date and time
- Time details and title of the following programme
Press the green key...

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20.3 Using the EPG
Recording a Programme
Selecting a programme for recording:
If you have a video recorder with the dialogue
system, the EPG permits you to start a recording
by pressing a single key.
• Press the EPG key to open the EPG.
• Use the cursor control key to select the program-
me you wish to record.
If a video recorder with dialogue systemis con-
nected (see also Section 25):
- Switch on the video recorder.
- Insert a cassette.
- Press the red key  on the remote
control.
If a normal video...

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21. Setting the
Countr y and Language
The menu items Language and Countr y
are not available in a 2 ** menu.
Selecting the language in the TV menu
You can select any of the available languages for
the TV menu. All texts in the menu and in the help
screen (Information) are then displayed in the
selected language.
Setting the countr y
After installation of the TV set,
you must enter the country in
which it is installed (such as
Great Britain) in order to
assign certain basic settings
(such as the...

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22. Setting Stations
Setting the reception mode
This TV set is capable of operating in two different
reception modes:
Analogue TV:
The broadcasting technology which has been used
for many years. The signals can be received via a
rooftop antenna or a cable.
DVB-T:
The new digital broadcasting technology whose
signals can be received via an existing (analogue)
rooftop antenna or an indoor antenna (depending
on the strength of the available signal). For more
details, please consult your local TV dealer...

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Various TV standards for picture and sound are
used in different countries. If the wrong TV stan-
dard is selected, you will not be able to hear the
sound, or it will be distorted. The TV standard L
also uses a different standard for transmission of
the picture. The TV standard must therefore be set
before you execute a station search.
The TV set is set in the factory to the TV standard
B/G.
Setting the TV standard
2)
• Press the MENU key to
open the
TV menu.
• Press the red key ® to open
the menu...
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