User manual METRONIC ECO ZAPBOX 2

[. . . ] To recover the channels, you can reset your zapbox to factory default, as explained in section §7-C page 14. The operation is even simpler with your Eco zapbox which features the SOS key. Simply press and hold the blue key marked SOS on the remote control for 3 seconds and your receiver will automatically start an "auto-retune" scan for easy and fast channel recovery. 5 01 - Connecting up Getting connected Connecting to the TV with SCART TV RF Cable* RF Cable* SCART Cable* Other connections Connecting to the TV and DVD recorder with SCART SCART Cable* RF Cable* TV RF Cable* SCART Cable* RF Cable* DVD/RECORDER Connecting a Hi-Fi system Audio L/R Cable* 6 * Not included in the box 02 - Getting started A - Install batteries in remote Remove the battery cover. Insert two size AAA batteries so that the `+' and `-' marks on the batteries match the `+' and `-' marks inside the unit. [. . . ] F - The info banner The info banner can be accessed when your are watching a TV programme, by pressing the button. The info banner gives you date, time and signal 11 strength information, and also shows you details of the programme your watching and the programme following it. 06 - Daily use Setting a reminder You can set your TV to remind you when a programme you want to watch is about to start. · Scroll to the programme you want to be reminded about using the arrow buttons. Press the EXIT button to go back to the programme you were watching. 07 - Advanced features A - Organising your channels You can lock, skip, delete and move channels in your channel list. · Select Channel Organiser with 4 arrow key and then press the OK button. From this menu you can press 2 to lock a channel, press 3 to skip a channel, press 4 to delete a channel and press 5 to move a channel. You can re-tune your Eco zapbox to retrieve channels you have deleted. B - System setup The settings menu lets you alter the default settings of your Eco zapbox. · System Setup has six sub menus : Language, OSD, TV, Time, Wakeup Timer and Parental Lock. · The Language is used to select the languages that will be selected by default. · The OSD is used to set the OSD Theme, the Subtitle display, the Information banner Timeout and position and set the LCN (Logical Channel Number). · The Wakeup Timer (Timer recording) is used to program a reminder manually without going through EPG. · The Parental Lock is used so that you can set an age restriction on the content that is allowed to be viewed. · Antenna power activates the 5volt supply for a compatible indoor aerial or for a compatible mast amplifier. DON'T FORGET !The default pincode for Parental Lock is 0000. 13 C - Factory default · To reset your Eco Box to the original factory settings, select the Factory Default menu. Your Eco Box will now reset all the default settings and re-tune all channels. D - Low power mode The Low power mode reduces the amount of electricity that your Eco zapbox uses. When the receiver is in standby mode, please allow a few seconds for the zapbox to switch on. You can disable the low power consumption by changing the settings in the MENU / SYSTEM CONFIGURATION / SYSTEM SETTINGS / TV. By changing the settings the current consumption will be increased in standby mode (3W instead of less then 1W in low power mode). E - The accessories and games menu From this menu you can play games and find out information about your Eco zapbox. · Use the arrow buttons on the remote control to play the games, following the instructions on screen. [. . . ] The device may not be exposed to dripping or splashing and no object filled with liquid, such as vases, must be put on the device. If the mains power supply is used as the on / off control, it must be easily accessible. Please respect the environment and the law : do not throw batteries with the household rubbish ; take them back to your retailer and dispose of them in the correct container. 18 How the Digital switchover may affect you : Television in the UK is going digital, bringing us all more choice and new services. Starting in late 2007 and ending in 2012, television services in the UK will go completely digital, TV region by TV region. [. . . ]