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FCC InformationThis equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interferencein a residential installation.

This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.

If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

•Increasetheseparationbetweentheequipmentandreceiver. •Connecttheequipmentintoanoutletonacircuitdifferentfromthattowhichthereceiverisconnected. •Consultthedealeroranexperiencedradio/TVtechnicianforhelp. •Onlyshieldedinterfacecableshouldbeused.

Finally,anychangesormodificationstotheequipmentbytheusernotexpresslyapprovedbythegranteeor manufacturer could void the user’s authority to operate such equipment.

User Manual v3.0.26 © 2011 Nagravision SA. All Rights Reserved. In order to provide you with the best user experience available, there will be periodic upgrades to the system software. The examples and explanations used

what you will see onscreen.

System Software Livewire Version 3.0.26 Developed by Nagravision Consumer Electronics

This digital device has been manufactured by Digital Multimedia Technology Co., Ltd.

Conditional Access Technology by

Under Licensing and Resale Agreements with Nagravision

Quick Connect:What’s in the Box

Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. Dolby and the double-Dsymbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

in this manual are subject to availability and are for demonstration purposes onlyand are subject to change without nofification and may not accurately represent

Smart CardDMT-200HDAll Digital Device

AC Adapter IR Extension Coaxial Cable

Mini-To-RCAConnector

Velcro Tape

Table of Contents1 Introduction

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Table of Contents1.1 Front Panel 41.2 Rear Panel 51.3 Connecting Your All Digital Device 62.2 Getting Program Info 18

More Program Info 182.3 Navigating the Zap Browser 19

Browsing Channels 20Setting a Timer 21Exiting the Zap Browser 21

2.4 Navigating the Guide 22The Dayshifter 23Program Information 23Setting a Timer 24

3.1 Main Menu 263.2 Favorites/Themes 27

Edit Favorites 283.3 Parental Controls 293.4 Timers 30

3.5 System Settings 31Language Settings 31Video Settings 31TV Settings 32Closed Captioning 33PIN-Code 34Installation 34System Information 35Conditional Access 35Tuning Status 36Reset System 36

4.1 Onscreen Help 38Receive Channel Block and Troubleshooting Messages Onscreen 39

4.2 Problem Solving: All Digital Device 40

Front PanelAll Digital Device1

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CHANNEL UP/DOWN BUTTONSNavigates through the channel lineup

IR EXTENSION INPUTLocated on the right side of the All Digital Device. The IR extension input and cable are only needed if the All Digital Device is out of direct line of sight of the remote control.

POWER BUTTONSwitches Power On or into Stand-By Mode

LEDLED Lights up green when power is on. Lights up red when in Stand-By Mode.

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1.1 Front Panel

Rear Panel All Digital Device 1

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SMART CARD SLOTInsert the Smart Card into the rear of the All Digital device. Use only the Smart Card that was shipped in the same carton as the All Digital Device.

Cable In RF Input(Coax Cable) Connects the All Digital Device to a TV, VCR or receiver using a coax cable.

HDMI OutHDMI Output(HDMI Cable) Connects All Digital Device to a highdefinition TV, VCR or receiver.

AV OutVideo Output(Mini-to-RCA Connectors) Video (Yellow), Right (Red) and Left (White) connect to a TV, VCR or receiver.

CH3/CH4SwitchSelects TV Channel 3 or 4 as the output channel to your TV when the All Digital Device is connected using a coax cable from TV Out.

TV OutRF Output(Coax Cable) Connects the All Digital Device to a TV, VCR or receiver using a coax cable.

PowerPower Supply ConnectorConnects the All Digital Device to a power source.

1.2 Rear Panel

Connecting Your All Digital DeviceAll Digital Device1

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HDMI

AUDIO

VIDEO

CABLE N

TV INPUTS POWER OUTLETWALL

CABLE SOURCE

C

B

A

SMART CARD

D

NOTE: Make certain your TV is set to the proper Video Input Mode. (Example: Video 1, Video 2)

Connect the AC Adaptor to the POWER input on the All Digital Device.

Connect the AC Adaptor to a power outlet on the wall. (A surge protected power outlet is recommended.)

RCA Connection to TV

Use the Mini-to-RCA connector to connect AV OUT on the All Digital Device to the Video (Yellow) and Stereo Audio (Red and White) inputs on the TV.

Connect the wall cable source to CABLE IN on the All Digital Device.

Connect the All Digital Device to the TV.

B

C

D

Insert the Smart Card shipped with the All Digital Device into the rear slot, following the directions on the Smart Card.

A

AUDIO

1.3 Connecting Your All Digital Device

Connecting Your All Digital Device All Digital Device 1

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HDMI

AUDIO

V DEO

CABLE IN

TV INPUTS

C

POWER OUTLETWALL

CABLE SOURCE

B

A

D

SMART CARD

HDMI Connection to TV

Connect the All Digital Device to the TV.Use an HDMI cable (not included) to connect HDMI OUT on the All Digital Device to the HDMI input on the TV.

C

D

Connect the wall cable source to CABLE IN on the All Digital Device.




A

B

WALL


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POWER OUTLET

HDMI

AUDIO

VIDEO

CABLE N

TV INPUTS

C

WALLCABLE SOURCE

B

A

D

SMART CARD

Connect the wall cable source to CABLE IN on the All Digital Device

Connect the All Digital Device to the TV.Use a coaxial cable to connect TV OUT on the All Digital Device to the ANT jack on the TV.

Coaxial Connection to TV

B

C


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V D

T R

D



Select Channel 3 or 4 on the CH3/CH4 switch, and tune to the corresponding channel on the TV.

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NOTE: Use either Channel 3 or 4, whichever one is not used by a local broadcast station. If you are uncertain, try one channel, then the next, selecting the better/clearer option.


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Connect the All Digital Device to a VCR or other recording device.

Depending on the make of a recording device, there are a variety of options to connect the All Digital Device. The All Digital Device can be connected to most recording devices using coaxial cable or by connecting the Mini-to-RCA connector to the video (yellow) and stereo audio (red and white) RCA inputs.

Connection to a VCR orOther Recording Device



C


A

Connect the wall cable source to CABLE IN on the All Digital Device. B

E

D Connect the VCR or recording device to the TV.

POWER OUTLET

E

HDMI

AUDIO

VIDEO

CAB E N

INPUT OUTPUT

VCR INPUTS/OUTPUTS

TV INPUTS

OUT TO TVANT N

WALLCABLE SOURCE

D

C

A

SMART CARD

B


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Connect the IR Receiver cable to ensure signal reception from your Remote Control if you choose to place the All Digital Device somewhere out of direct line of sight.

Plug the IR Receiver cable into IR IN on the right side of the All Digital Device.Place the IR Receiver lens in direct line of sight where your Remote Control is used. Use the attached velcro tape to afix it in place.

NOTE: If you place the All Digital Device in direct line of sight with your Remote Control, you will not need to connect the IR Receiver cable.

IR Receiver Connection


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STEREO INPUTS

Connection to an Audio SystemHDMI

AUDIO

VIDEO

CABLE IN

TV INPUTS

The All Digital Device can be connected to most audio receivers by connecting thhe Mini-to-RCA connector to the stereo audio (red and white) RCA inputs.

For best results consult any documentation which came with your audio receiver.


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Peel off bottom liners and apply velcro tape firmly to the bottom and between the feet of the All Digital Device as illustrated.

CAUTION: Do not cover or obstruct any vents on the All Digital Device.

Remove top liners and press firmly against a horizontal surface.

NOTE: If the All Digital Device is placed out of the line-of-site of your Remote Control, you will need to use the IR reciever. (p.12)

To remove, peel away the All Digital Device slowly.

Velcro Installation

Liner

Liner

Adhesive

Adhesive

Interlocking Hooks and Loops

If desired, use the Velcro tape included to adhere the All Digital Device to a surface such as a wall, furniture or your TV

Be certain to place the All Digital Device in a well-ventilated area.

B

C

A

Program InformationWatching Television2

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2.2 Getting Program Info

More Program Info

Press the INFO button to view basic information about the program you are currently watching.

• Channel (Number/Logo)• Program/Start and End Time• Available Options (Audio/SAP)• Time Remaining

Press the INFO button again to view more detailed information about the current program.

• Description• Rating/Theme

Program Navigation Watching Television 2

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The Zap Browser is an onscreen guide for viewing and finding information about the channel lineup and current and following programs. Use the ARROW buttons on your remote control to navigate the Zap Browser.

Use the UP and DOWN ARROWS to review program information on other channels.

The Zap Browser will display logos for thechannel line-up while the bottom displays the active favorite list and the current time, day and date. Use the ARROW keys to navigate and access basic program information about the channel lineup. Use the OK/SELECT button to tune to a highlighted current program.

2.3 Navigating theZap Browser

Program NavigationWatching Television2

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*NOTE: While displaying the line-up logos in the Zap Browser, use the PAGE+/- buttons to scroll through several channels at once.

While the Zap Browser is open you can use the PAGE +/- buttons to scroll.*

Use the RIGHT ARROW to view more information for selected programs.

Press the LEFT ARROW to return to basic information about the current program.

Browsing Channels

Browse Programs


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Press the EXIT button at any time to exit the Zap Browser and return to full screen video.

Exiting the Zap Browser

Press the OK/SELECT button to set a timer for a highlighted following program.*

NOTE: Press the OK/SELECT button for an upcoming program set with a timer and you will have the option of canceling the timer. You can also review your timers by going to the main menu and selecting Timers.

Setting a TimerTIP:A timer is used to automatically change to a channel of a desired program at its date and time.


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Press GUIDE on your remote control to access the guide.

Use the UP and DOWN ARROWS to move up and down the channel list. Use the RIGHT ARROW to move to the program list.

2.4 Navigating the Guide


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Press LAST navigates to the dayshifter.

In the Dayshifter ARROW RIGHT to move to the next day.

ARROW DOWN to browse the the program list.

The Dayshifter

Program InformationPress OK/SELECT on a highlighted program to get detailed information:

• Event Title• Description• Duration• Date

• Begin/End Time• Channel• Network• Rating/Theme


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Select an upcoming program. Use the arrow keys to choose SET TIMER and press OK/SELECT to set a timer for this program. Use the arrow keys to choose CANCEL TIMER and press OK/SELECT to cancel the timer for this program. NOTE: Press the OK/SELECT button for an upcoming program set with a timer and you will have the option of canceling the timer. You can also review your timers by going to the main menu and selecting Timers.

Setting a Timer

Main MenuMenu System3

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3.1 Main Menu Press MENU on your remote control to access the menu system.

Use the UP and DOWN arrows on your remote to navigate through the menu items.

Press OK/SELECT on your remote control to select a menu item or option.

Press the DONE button on your remote to automatically select DONE on any screen that has the DONE button.

Press the HELP button on your remote while in any menu screen to launch the Help and Information screen.

Press LAST on your remote to go to the previous menu screen.

Favorites/Themes Menu System 3

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3.2 Favorites/Themes Select FAVORITES from the main menu.

Select a Channel Theme. Select CHANNEL THEMES to set the channel lineup. Use the UP and DOWN arrows on your remote to choose a theme. Press OK to toggle an onscreen button on or off. Press PAGE UP/DOWN (CH +/- on your remote) if there is more than one Channel Themes page. Select DONE when you have finished making your choices.

Favorites/ThemesMenu System3

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Edit FavoritesSelect the name of the favorite list.

Select EDIT CURRENT FAVORITE to change the channels in the theme.

Use ARROWchannels to add or remove. Select DONE when

buttons on your remote to select

Parental Controls Menu System 3

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3.3 Parental Controls Select PARENTAL CONTROLS from the main menu.

Enter your 4 digit PIN-Code to access Parental Controls using the numbers on your remote.

Use Parental Controls to do the following:• Toggle Parental Controls On or Off.• Select Block Channels to make a channel require PIN-Code entry.• Select Block Ratings to choose ratings to block.

Select DONE onscreen to save your selections.

*NOTE: If this is the first time you are accessing Parental Controls, the default PIN-Code is “1234”.

Please refer to page 31 for information as to how to update and/or change your PIN-Code.

TimersMenu System3

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3.4 Timers Select TIMERS from the main menu.

Use this page to review information regarding timers:

• Channel• Program• Date• Time

Press PAGE UP/DOWN (CHANNEL +/- on your remote) if there is more than one Timers page.

Cancel timers by selecting the REMOVE button onscreen and press OK/SELECT.

*NOTE: A confirmation page will appear for each timer cancellation.

System Settings Menu System 3

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3.5 System Settings Select SYSTEM SETTINGS from the Main Menu.

Language SettingsSelect LANGUAGE SETTINGS from the System Settings Menu. Use the ARROWS on your remote to select a language setting.

Navigate to Onscreen Menu Language to select the language in which menu and system text will display.

Navigate to Preferred Audio Language to select the language that will be heard when viewing a program with multiple audio tracks.

Navigate to Preferred Subtitle Language to select the language that will be used in subtitles.

Select DONE when you have finished making your choices.

System SettingsMenu System3

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Video Settings Select VIDEO SETTINGS from the System Settings Menu.

Choose your desired video format using the ARROW keys.


*NOTE: In order to watch television in HD, be certain to use an HDMI connection. See p. 8

TV Settings Select TV SETTINGS from the System Settings Menu.

Match the format of your TV screen by selecting the correct video format. Choose either 16:9 (Widescreen TV) or 4:3 (Standard TV).


Select whether you would like to allow distortion when converting between standard and widescreen.*


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Closed CaptioningSelect CLOSED CAPTIONING from the System Settings Menu.

Use the UP and DOWN arrows to navigate through the menu options.

Select the ON button and press OK/SELECT to turn on Closed Captioning.

Select the OFF button and press OK/SELECT to turn off Closed Captioning.

Select FONT STYLE to choose size and style.

Select FOREGROUND STYLE to choose color and opacity.

Select BACKGROUND STYLE to choose color and opacity. Select EDGE STYLE to choose color and style.


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PIN-Code Select PIN-CODE from the System Settings Menu.

Enter your 4 digit PIN-Code using the numbers on your remote and press OK/SELECT to continue.

Enter your new 4 digit PIN-Code using the numbers on your remote and press OK/SELECT to enter a new PIN-Code and select ENTER onscreen.*

Enter your new 4 digit PIN-Code a second time and select ENTER onscreen.

Installation Select INSTALLATION from System Settings menu.

*NOTE: If this is the first time you are accessing PIN-Code, the default PIN-Code is “1234”.

Your PIN-Code maynot be 4 equal digits,for example “0000”.


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System InformationSelect SYSTEM INFORMATION from the Installation menu to view information about your set-top box, software and channels.

Use the PAGE UP/DOWN (CH +/- on your remote) to access other System Information pages.

Conditional AccessSelect CONDITIONAL ACCESS from Installation.

View details about your Smart Card.


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Tuning StatusSelect TUNING STATUS from Installation menu to view tuning status details.

Reset System Select RESET SYSTEM from the Installation menu.

Enter your 4 digit PIN-Code using the numbers on your remote and press OK/SELECT to continue.

Highlight the CONFIRM button onscreen and OK/SELECT to confirm your choice to reset all settings.

WARNING: This will erase all customization, including: PIN-Code, Favorites, Parental Controls and other settings.

Onscreen HelpTroubleshooting4

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4.1 Onscreen HelpAccess Help and Information for each Menu ScreenEach Menu Screen has a screen-specific help and information page.

Access this page at any time by pressing the HELP button on your remote control, or by using the arrow buttons to select HELP located at the bottom of each Menu Screen.

Select DONE onscreen to exit Help and Information and return to the Menu Screen you came from.

Use the LAST button on your remote control to return to the previous menu screen without saving changes.

TIP: Press the HELP button on your remote control to display the Help and Information for the current screen you are viewing.

Channel Block and Onscreen Messages Troubleshooting 4

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Receive Channel Block and Troubleshooting Messages Onscreen Your All Digital Device can diagnose many problems that may occur with the video and audio signal, as well as the status of the Smart Card that controls your access to programming.

Each Message Screen will provide a tip on what to do in case of trouble. Also, channels or programs that are blocked display a notification message.

Messages you may receive onscreen may include the following:

• Signal Problem• Access Denied• Video Not Ready• Audio Not Ready• System Data Not Ready• Parental Lock

Problem SolvingTroubleshooting4

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4.2 Problem Solving: All Digital DeviceRepair ServiceIf you need help installing your All Digital Device, cannot solve All Digital Device problems after you have reviewed the following section, are having trouble with your connection, or have forgotten your PIN-Code, please contact your customer service representative.

Problem Possible Cause SuggestionsLED light is red. All Digital Device is not

turned on.Press the “POWER” button on the remote control to turn on the All Digital Device. Check batteries in All Digital Device remote control.

No LED light appear on the front panel display of your All Digital Device.

Your box is not plugged in properly.

Make sure the power cord is plugged in correctly and the power outlet is working properly.

Green LED light displays on the front panel of the All Digital Device, but nothing is displayed on the TV.

The All Digital Device is not hooked up properly to your television set.

Make certain your connectors/cables are connected correctly.

If your All Digital Device is connected to your TV by Coax Cables, confirm that your TV is on channel 3 or channel 4, corresponding to the switch on the back of the All Digital Device.

If your system is connected by a HDMI or mini-to-RCA cables, confirm that your TV is set to the proper input.

Problem Solving Troubleshooting 4

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Problem Possible Cause SuggestionsThe All Digital Device does not respond to your Remote Control.

1. The All Digital Device is powered off.

2. Something, such as furniture, is blocking the path between the Remote Control and the All Digital Device.

3. The batteries in the Remote Control need to be replaced.

Press the POWER button on the Remote Control.

Make certain nothing is blocking line-of-sight to the All Digital Device or the IR Extension.

Make certain the AAA batteries are inserted correctly, checking the + and - positions.

Replace the batteries on your Remote Control with two new AAA batteries, properly checking the + and - positions.

PIN-CodePlease keep track of your PIN-Code here:

Notes

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alertthe user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the product's enclosurethat may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.

The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presenceof important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanyingthe product.

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.

REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

Care and MaintenanceImportant Safety Instructions

1. Read these instructions.

2. Keep these instructions.

3. Heed all warnings.

4. Follow all instructions.

5. Do not use this apparatus near water.

6. Clean only with a dry cloth.

7. Do not block any of the ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

8. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers,stoves,orotherapparatus(includingamplifiers)thatproduce heat.

9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding type plug. A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong is provided foryoursafety.Whentheprovidedplugdoesnotfitintoyouroutlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.

10. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point wheretheyexitfromtheapparatus.Ensurethatthepowercordreceptacle is accessible such that power can be easily disconnected if required.

11. Onlyusetheattachments/accessoriesspecifiedby the manufacturer.

12. Use only with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specifiedbythemanufacturer,orsoldwiththeapparatus.Whenacartisused,usecautionwhenmovingthecart/apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip-over.

13. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.

14. Referallservicingtoqualifiedservicepersonnel.Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, theapparatushasbeenexposedtorainormoisture,doesnot operate normally, or has been dropped. The shock HazardMarkingandAssociatedGraphicalSymbolisprovided on the back panel of unit. Apparatus shall not be exposedtodrippingorsplashingandnoobjectsfilledwithliquids, such as vases, shall be placed on the apparatus.

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FCC Information - Auburn Essential Services · 2012. 3. 1. · Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. ... 2.3 Navigating the Zap Browser 19 Browsing Channels 20 Setting