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TV Star 505 DVB-T2 Receiver User Manual
INDEX
- Overview of the TV Star 505 DVB-T2 Receiver
- First Time Install of the TV Star 505 DVB-T2 Receiver
- How to Sort & Delete Channels
- Info & EPG Functionality
- Using the Subtitles
- How to Format a USB Drive
- Pause & Record Facilities
- Play Back TV Recordings
- Using the Media Player
- How to Perform a Factory Reset
Overview of the TV Star 505 DVB-T2 Receiver
Complete users guide for the TV Star 505 DVB-T2 Receiver. This manual contains detailed instructions and video guides on the receivers installation & it's various features
First Time Install of the TV Star 505 DVB-T2 Receiver
- Unpack the box
- TV Star 505 HD DVB-T2 receiver
- Remote control & Batteries
- User Manual (in English)
- Push the lead from the UHF aerial into the 'Aerial IN' plug
- Connect using a HDMI or RCA cable to your TV
- Plug in the power lead
- After 5-6 seconds the box will come on and will display the Installation Guide menu
- Select country as Germany (they use the same frequency range we do in Ireland)
- Scan for channels, take a few minutes
- Channels will be saved automatically after scan finished
How to Sort & Delete Channels
- Press the menu button
- Select the 'Program' Menu
- Select the 'Program Edit' option
- Enter password '0000'
- Select colour coded keys on the remote that match the required function
- 'Red' button to move a channel
- 'Blue' button to delete a channel
- When you have finished sorting or deleting the channels
- Press 'Exit' button
Info & EPG Functionality
This DTT receiver comes with a full 7 Day EPG
- Press the 'EPG' button on the remote control
- It lists the EPG one channel at a time
- Your can scroll through channels or scroll up to 7 days forward (using arrow keys)
- Scroll over the the desired program
- Information displayed includes
- Name of TV programme
- Start and finish Time
- Programme synopsis
Info Button
- Press the Info button once
- Get the programme name and runing time
- Press the Info button twice
- Get the programme synopsis
- Works for now and next programmes
Using the Subtitles
By default the subtitles are turned off
To turn on the subtitles
- Press button marked 'Sub-T'
- Arrow down to 'English' option
- Press 'OK'
- if you change channels the subtitles will default back to off
- Note: It is possible from the main menu to change the default so that if the subtitles are turned on or off permanently
How to Format a USB Drive
- Connect a USB drive to the receiver
- Press the Menu button
- Select the USB Menu
- Select the 'PVR Configure' option
- Select the 'Format' option
- Press 'OK'
- Confirm you wish to proceed?
- Press 'OK' and it takes about 30 seconds to format the drive
The USB drive is now formatted to FAT32 or NTFS
Pause & Record Facilities
- There are some good PVR Facilities on this DVB-T2 receiver
- The first step is to add either a USB key or a hard drive (it can handle either FAT32 or NTFS)
- The main features outlined in the video below are as follows...
- How to mark a future TV programme for recording using the EPG
- How to record the current programme using the record button
- How to pause live TV
Play Back Recorded TV Shows
- The video above shows how you can play back TV shows that you may have recorded
- It also shows how you can delete shows that you may already have watched
Using the Media Player
- This is probably one of the best features on this already impressive box
- Due to it's ease of use and the sheer range of files it can handle
- To access the media player
- Press the menu button
- Arrow over to USB
- Arrow down to Multimedia and press OK
PHOTOS
- All the normal photo and image file types are handled
- Allows you view as a slide show
MUSIC
- Listen to MP3s & other common formats
- Allows you to select a song from the screen
MOVIES
- Supports both standard & high definition films
- Supports both FAT32 & NTFS file system formats
How to Perform a Factory Reset
How to perform a factory reset on TV Star 505
- Menu
- System
- Restore Factory reset
- Password '0000'
- OK
- Box will reboot back to 1st time installation