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Operating Instructions Twin Tuner SDTV Personal Video Recorder PVR-3690 Please read these operating instructions before using the product Safety Instructions WARNING RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN ! Please read the following safety instructions carefully. TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. This symbol indicates “dangerous This symbol indicates important voltage” inside the product that presents a risk of electric shock or personal injury. instructions accompanying product. Never stack other electronic equipment on top of the STB. The STB requires sufficient ventilation space to prevent overheating. Failure to provide adequate ventilation could result in poor performance of the STB, may damage the hard drive or void your warranty. Safety Tips. » Do not overload wall outlets, extension cords or integral convenience receptacles as this can result in a risk of fire or electrical shock. » Never allow liquids, spray or other materials to come into contact with the inside of the STB. » Unplug the STB from the wall outlet before cleaning. » Use a soft cloth to clean the exterior of the STB. » Allow clear space around the STB for sufficient ventilation. » Do not use the STB where it is exposed to direct sunlight or near a heater. » Never stack other electronic equipment on top of the STB. » Do not place the STB outdoors. Keep out of direct sunlight. » Do not connect or modify cables when the STB is plugged in. » Do not cover the STB or place it on a unit that emits heat. 2 Table of Contents Welcome... 4 Included within package................................................................... 4 Optional or Recommended Accessories (Not Included) ................ 4 Important Points 5 Quick Start Guide 6 Rear Panel 8 Connection Options 9 Connecting the Antenna .................................................................. 9 Basic Set Up - Standard TV............................................................. 9 Standard TV VCR/DVD-R & HiFi .................................................... 10 Plasma / LCD / Component video capable display ........................ 10 Component video capable display & HiFi Amplifier........................ 11 Component video capable display & AV Processor or Digital Capable HiFi .................................................................................................... 11 Loop through function using VCR SCART...................................... 12 Front Panel 13 Front Panel ....................................................................................... 13 Remote Control 14 Navigating Menus 16 Using Remote Control to Navigate.................................................. 16 Using Front Panel to Navigate......................................................... 16 Main Menu 17 Menu Structure ................................................................................. 17 Installation Sub-menu ...................................................................... 18 Auto Search ...................................................................................... 18 Fast Search ................................................................................ 18 Manual Search ................................................................................. 19 Scan Complete Menu ...................................................................... 19 Antenna Power ................................................................................. 20 Initialise STB ..................................................................................... 20 Edit Channels ................................................................................... 21 Favourite Group ............................................................................... 22 PVR Manager Sub-menu ................................................................ 23 Timer List .......................................................................................... 23 Recording ......................................................................................... 24 Timeshift ........................................................................................... 24 Skip Time .......................................................................................... 25 Bookmark Image .............................................................................. 25 HDD Format ..................................................................................... 25 System Settings ............................................................................... 26 Video Settings .................................................................................. 26 Clock Settings................................................................................... 27 Language Settings ........................................................................... 28 Lock Settings .................................................................................... 29 System Information .......................................................................... 30 Program Guide ................................................................................. 30 Utility Sub-menu ............................................................................... 31 Calendar ........................................................................................... 31 Tetris.................................................................................................. 31 Captured image ................................................................................ 31 USB Manager ................................................................................... 32 On Screen Display (OSD) 33 Iplate ................................................................................................. 33 Function Guide 34 Changing Channels ......................................................................... 34 Volume Control ................................................................................. 34 Aspect Ratio ..................................................................................... 34 Sleep ................................................................................................. 34 TV / Radio ......................................................................................... 34 Audio Settings .................................................................................. 35 Recording TV.................................................................................... 35 Timeshifting....................................................................................... 36 F.LIST (Playback) ............................................................................. 37 Playback Controls ............................................................................ 38 Playback iplate ................................................................................. 39 Bookmarks........................................................................................ 40 Repeat .............................................................................................. 40 Teletext.............................................................................................. 41 Closed Captions (subtitles) .............................................................. 41 Screen Zoom .................................................................................... 41 Appendix 42 Troubleshooting ................................................................................ 42 Specifications ................................................................................... 43 PVR Manager - GPL ........................................................................ 44 3 3 to the NextWave of Technology... Congratulations, and thank you for purchasing a NextWave Digital PVR-3690 Standard Definition Personal Video Recorder (PVR). The distinctive feature of this receiver is its ability to decode multiple MPEG streams simultaneously, allowing you to record programs to a hard drive while watching other channels. This manual will guide you through a variety of representative installation setups and describe the various features and functions required to make full use of the capabilities of this unit Included within package Your NextWave Digital PVR should include the following items. If you are missing any of the following included items, contact your retailer. Electronic copies of the operating instructions and quick start guide are also available for download from the support section of www.nextwave-digital.com. PVR USB Manager For Microsoft™ Windows® Instructions avialable from www.nextwave-digital.com Loop Through Cable Operating Instructions RCU + 2x AAA batteries Video+Audio lead 3x RCA ~ 3x RCA Optional or Recommended Accessories (Not Included) Depending on your particular audio/visual setup, certain third party products may Optional need to be purchased such as: SCART ~ Composite + Audio + S-video lead. SCART ~ Component lead, Optical Digital interconnects, USB cable, RF Flyleads. NextWave Digital reccommends SignalMAX Home Theatre Interconnects www.signalmax.com.au 4 Important Points Losing power to the PVR Typographic conventions Switch the PVR to standby mode prior to switching off at the mains. Doing so minimises any chance of damaging the hard drive inside the PVR or losing recorded programs. Several symbols are used throughout these operating instructions to assist the user in identifying actions, tasks and important information. Manual User Time Settings Begin a task The user time settings will need to be re-entered after a loss of mains power, or a power cycle. The time should not need to be re-entered if the time mode is automatic and the broadcaster supports time broadcasts. This symbol indicates the beginning of a specific task, and it is usually followed by a step by step listing of the actions needed to complete that task. Using Component Video (YPbPr) Information Use a SCART to Component video (YPbPr) cable to connect the PVR to your display device. Press the TV OUT button on the remote control to activate YPbPr output. First Time Boot Procedure When turned on for the first time, the PVR will boot up to standby mode. Press the Power Button on the remote control to go from standby to run mode. The PVR will scan for broadcasts. 1. Power on at mains 2. LED Display: 2.1 Boot 2.2 Run 2.3 P000 2.4 - - - 3. Standby Mode 1. Standby – Power On 2. LED Display: 2.1 run 2.2 p000 2.3 boot 2.4 succ 3. Display Device: 3.1 HDD Check 3.2 NextWave Logo 1. Channel Scan Begins This symbol indicates that a statement contains explanatory or additional information relevent to the particular task. ! This symbol indicates that a statement contains important information that has a significant impact on the opreation of the product. Ignoring this type of symbol could result in damage to the product or external equipment, loss of recorded programs or information. 1 Step by Step 2 3 These symbols indicate a step by step process required to complete a particular task or use a specific function of the product. All the steps of a single task are joined by a grey and ! bar, and other symbols such as may appear within that bar. ! Disclaimer: Total Available Recording Time The total recording time available to the PVR will vary as broadcasters vary the bandwidth - and therefore space - used to transmit certain programs. Sports and feature films often use a greater amount of bandwidth (and storage space). As a result the available capacity of the PVR falls within a range depending on what has been recorded onto it. Generally speaking the 80GB PVR3690 can record up to 40 hours of programs, while the 120GB PVR3690 can record up to 60 hours of programs. Buffer length for Manual vs Continuous Timeshifting Activating Timeshifting by pressing the PAUSE button will store up to a maximum of 60 minutes of programming. Continuous timeshifting, activated via the Timeshift sub-menu; will automatically continuously timeshift a maximum of 30 minutes of programming. Caution While every care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of these operating instructions, neither NextWave Digital nor any of its employees make any warranty, expressed or implied, or assume any legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of any information contained within these operating instructions. Please check http://nextwave-digital.com/products.php for the latest version of these operating instructions. 5 5 Quick Start Guide Quick Start Guide Introduction ct supplied loopThis ability allows a user to: AUDIO L/R TV OUT (RF) rom RF LOOP OUT - Watch one channel while recording another channel, - Play back a previously recorded program while recording another program, Stereo Audio RF Signal NT 2 - Timeshift or pause live TV while recording another channel. Connect To: 1. Record one Old channel, TV with RF watch inputs. another. PVR3690 80GB / 120GB 4. Record a channel, time shift another. The twin tuners and advanced chipset within the PVR-3690, provide it with the ability to process several MPEG streams simultaneously. Note Personal Video Recorder Connect To: a. Press the record button to begin recording current channel. b. To view the status of recording, press record button again. a. Press the record button to begin recording current channel. b. Change channels. c. Press ‘PAUSE’ button to pause (timeshift)* live TV. d. Pressing ‘PAUSE’ button again restarts the program. (RCA) VCR/DVD-R (SCART) S/PDIF e. Top right hand corner of TV screen will show duration of timeshift. Composite (CVBS) Input* TOSLINK f. Pressing ‘F.FWD’ enables you to catch up to live TV. outputis changed. *Timeshifting will stop ifand the channel Connect To: Connect to: Audio input V Input on 5. Continuous Timeshift function (menu activated).AV Processor VCR or DVD-R VCR, DVD-R and TV c. The screen above provides recording status, HDD space and duration of recording. d. Press exit to remove this screen. e. Change channels to view another channel. Your recording does not get interrupted 2. Record a channel, and play back a recorded program a. Press the record button to begin recording current channel. b. Press ‘F.LIST’ (Playback list) button to list recorded programs. This function needs to be*Not activated via the main menu (see below). for recording on HDD. Signal can be looped through to RCA or TV SCART Output. If continuous timeshift is in the ‘ON’ mode, the unit will continuously cache 30min of whatever is being watched. The unit automatically starts storing programs temporarily as soon as you change channel. You will be able to rewind the program and fast forward to catch up to the live broadcast, without having to manually use the pause button timeshift method described in point number 3. 6. Delete Files. a. b. C. d. e. Press ‘F.LIST’ (Playback list) button to list recorded programs. Select desired program from playback list. Press ‘i’ (info button) Highlight ‘delete’ in ‘File Config’ sub menu. Press ‘OK’ to delete. 7. Skip Function. The skip function settings are available in the ‘PVR Manager’ sub menu. Skip time is available in 10/20/30 sec increments and 1/2/3/5/10/15 min increments. a. Play a recorded program. b. Press ‘F.SKIP’ button to skip forward at configured increment. C. Press & Hold the ‘F.SKIP’ button to skip forward at 10min increment. 8. USB 2.0 Connection to PC. c. Select desired program from playback list. d. Press ‘OK’ to play Your recording does not get interrupted 3. Pause live TV (Timeshifting). While watching live TV pressing pause will temporarily store up to 60min of live TV. a. b. c. d. The included PVR manager software allows recorded programs to be transferred from the PVR to a Microsoft™ Windows™ PC for archiving. Additionally, the PVR manager software can play back recorded programs stored on a PC. Install the software on the CD to your Windows™ PC to begin using this functionality. Please refer to the www.nextwave-digital.com for a more detailed tutorial about the included software. Press ‘PAUSE’ button to pause (timeshift)* live TV. Pressing ‘PAUSE’ button again restarts the program. Top right hand corner of TV screen will show duration of timeshift. Pressing ‘F.FWD’ enables you to catch up to live TV. *Timeshifting will stop if the channel is changed. 6 (TOSLI Optical Di Audio Interface. Microsoft and Windows are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in Australia and other countries. NextWave Digital and Catch the Next wave are registered trademarks of Nationwide Antenna Systems. Copyright 2005 Nationwide Antenna Systems. Mains power supply AC / DC Power ON / OFF Quick Start Guide Per Power Switch PVR3 Please read this quick start guide before using your NextWave PVR3690. ��� INK) igital e Personal Video Recorder PVR3690 80GB / 120GB using your NextWave PVR3690. BASIC SETUP This s VCR/D watch Connect to standard TV with supplied RCA composite video & audio L/R cable. ����������� ���� � Personal Video Recorder Connect to VCR with SCART to RCA composite video & audio L/R cable. (not supplied) ��������� PVR3690 80GB / 120GB This setup allows you to record a second channel onto the VCR/DVD-R, so that you can record one channel to the HDD, watch another channel and record it as well to the VCR. BASIC SETUP Connect to standard TV with supplied RCA composite video & audio L/R cable. ����������� ��������� Connect to VCR with SCART to RCA composite video & audio L/R cable. (not supplied) This setup allows you to record a second channel onto the VCR/DVD-R, so that you can record one channel to the HDD, watch another channel and record it as well to the VCR. �� Conne with s & aud ADVANCED SETUP ����������� ������� Connect to Plasma/LCD Display with SCART to Component cable. (not supplied) ��������� Connect to VCR or DVD-R with supplied composite video & audio L/R cable. ������������ Connect to AV Processor with TOSLINK optical digital audio interface cable. (not supplied) ADVANCED SETUP ����������� ������� Connect to Plasma/LCD Display with SCART to Component cable. (not supplied) Copyright 2005 nationwide Antenna Systems. 7 7 Rear Panel 1 1 3 1 5 7 1 9 1 4 1 6 1 8 1 10 2 1 1 1 14 1 11 1 12 1 13 1 15 1 1 ANT IN RF - Terrestrial (conventional) TV aerial input. 2 1 RF LOOP OUT 1 RF - LOOP OUT to second tuner. 3 1 ANT 2 RF - LOOP IN for second tuner. 4 1 RF LOOP OUT 2 RF - TV Aerial output for feeding to other devices (eg: TV/VCR). 5 1 RF LOOP IN RF - Input for signal to lopped via TV OUT 6 1 TV OUT RF - Connect modulated output to TV. 7 1 VIDEO OUT RCA - CVBS (Composite) video output. Connect to TV/VCR. 8 1 Audio Left/Right RCA - Stereo Output for connection to a Hi-Fi system or TV set. 9 1 TV SCART - Component (YPbPr), RGB, CVBS video output for connection to Plasma/LCD/TV. 1 VCR SCART - CVBS (Composite) video output. Connect to DVD-R/VCR. S/PDIF Optical (TOSLINK) TOSLINK - Optical Audio Output. Connect to AV Processor or Audio Amplifier. 1 RS232 Data Port For Software Upgrades. 1 USB 2.0 Connector 10 1 11 12 13 1 Power Lead 1 Mains Power Switch 14 15 8 1 For connection to media centre or home PC . (requires installation of transfer software to function) Connect to 240VAC mains supply. Pb Connection Options The following section details some common connection options that may assist. Please note that some of these connection options may require third party interconnects or cables beyond what is supplied in the box. Talk to your retailer about the best options for connecting your PVR. Connecting the Antenna ANT 1 ! The PVR-3690 can power a 5VDC active antenna. By default this functionality is disabled to prevent damaging standard passive antennas. To enable this feature, please refer to the ‘Antenna Power’ sub-menu on page 18. VIDEO DC 5V 35mA max 90-250V ~ 50/60Hz 40Wmax CAUTION RF LOOP IN ANT 1 RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK DO NOT OPEN TV ANT 2 ON AUDIO RF LOOP OUT 1 RF LOOP OUT 2 N1334 TV OUT VCR S/PDIF RS232 USB OFF MADE IN KOREA Please Note: If you would like to receive either community television channels or original analogue programming, you may use the RF LOOP OUT 2 output signal to connect your VCR or TV receiver to it. (This signal carries the same signal that is received by the antenna and is not processed by the STB). TV OUT 1 ! 1 1 Connect the supplied LOOP OUT cable to the ANT LOOP OUT ( 2 ) and ANT 2 ( 3 ) sockets. The loop through connection must be in place in order to record programs to the hard drive. Basic Set Up - Standard TV ANT 1 Video Pr Audio VIDEO DC 5V 35mA max 90-250V ~ 50/60Hz 40Wmax CAUTION RF LOOP IN ANT 1 RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK DO NOT OPEN TV ANT 2 ON AUDIO RF LOOP OUT 1 RF LOOP OUT 2 N1334 TV OUT VCR ! S/PDIF RS232 USB OFF MADE IN KOREA 9 9 Pb Connection Options Standard TV VCR/DVD-R & HiFi ANT 1 Video Pr Audio VIDEO DC 5V 35mA max 90-250V ~ 50/60Hz 40Wmax CAUTION RF LOOP IN ANT 1 TV ANT 2 AUDIO RF LOOP OUT 1 RF LOOP OUT 2 ! Connecting the Antenna RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK DO NOT OPEN ON OFF Connect the coaxial cableN1334 from the VHF/UHF Antenna to the RF IN ( 7 ) 1 TV OUT VCR RS232 S/PDIF MADE IN KOREA USB socket on the rear panel of the STB. Audio Video Audio POWER POWER 12 : 00 ����������� �� POWER 12 : 00 VCR DVD Recorder Plasma / LCD / Component video capable display ANT 1 Y Pb Pr VIDEO DC 5V 35mA max Connecting the AntennaCAUTION RF LOOP IN ANT 1 RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK DO NOT OPEN RF LOOP OUT 2 90-250V ~ 50/60Hz 40Wmax ! TV ANT 2 ON 1 Connect the coaxial cable N1334 from the VHF/UHF Antenna to the RF IN ( 7 ) OFF AUDIO RF LOOP OUT 1 Audio TV OUT VCR S/PDIF on the RS232 rear USB socket panel of the STB. MADE IN KOREA Please Note: Audio connection options for component capable displays are varied. Several options for connecting to audio devices are provided in the next few diagrams. 10 udio Connection Options Component video capable display & HiFi Amplifier Audio ANT 1 Y Pb Pr VIDEO DC 5V 35mA max 90-250V ~ 50/60Hz 40Wmax RF LOOP IN ANT 1 RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK DO NOT OPEN TV ANT 2 RF LOOP OUT 2 ON 1 AUDIO RF LOOP OUT 1 CAUTION Connecting the Antenna ! Connect the coaxial cableN1334 from the VHF/UHF Antenna to the RF IN ( 7 ) OFF TV OUT VCR RS232 MADE IN KOREA socket on the rear panel of the STB. S/PDIF USB Audio POWER ����������� Component video capable display & AV Processor or Digital Capable HiFi Used for surround sound processing ANT 1 Y Pb Pr VIDEO DC 5V 35mA max Connecting the AntennaCAUTION ! RF LOOP IN ANT 1 TV ANT 2 RF LOOP OUT 2 ON 1 AUDIO RF LOOP OUT 1 90-250V ~ 50/60Hz 40Wmax RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK DO NOT OPEN Connect the coaxial cable N1334 from the VHF/UHF Antenna to the RF IN ( 7 ) OFF TV OUT VCR S/PDIF RS232 socket on the rear USB panel of the STB. MADE IN KOREA S/PDIF POWER ������������ 11 11 Connection Options Loop through function using VCR SCART If you have limited inputs on your TV, this function is ideal as it allows video and audio signals to be 1 looped through via the VCR SCART ( 10 ) connector. ANT 1 Y Pb Pr VIDEO DC 5V 35mA max 90-250V ~ 50/60Hz 40Wmax CAUTION RF LOOP IN ANT 1 RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK DO NOT OPEN ON AUDIO RF LOOP OUT 1 o ! TV ANT 2 RF LOOP OUT 2 N1334 TV OUT S/PDIF VCR RS232 USB OFF MADE IN KOREA INPUT Video Audio �� POWER 12 : 00 S/PDIF POWER 12 : 00 POWER �� POWER VCR DVD Recorder ������������ ����������� Pay TV �������������� ������������������� ��������� ����������� ������������������ ������������������� ��������� 1 1. If you are using SCART to SCART cable use the TV/SAT ( 24 ) button to activate loop through function. 12 2. For composite/S-video/Component the unit has to be switched to stanby mode. Front Panel Front Panel 1 1 17 16 1 21 1 1 1 19 18 1 22 1 20 1 23 Standby. 16 1 Menu Display Main Menu. 1 OK 1. Confirm selection of a highlighted item in the menu and to go to the next step. 19 1  1. Change volume up and down. 2. Navigate left and right through the main menu, Channel list and EPG. 1  1. Change channels up and down. 2. Navigate up and down through the main menu, Channel list and EPG. 1 REC LED It shows GREEN LED when a program is being recorded. 1 4 Digit Display Displays channel number. 1 Standby LED It shows Red LED when the power is off. 17 18 20 21 22 28 13 13 Remote Control You can operate every function of the NextWave digital decoder using the buttons on the remote control handset. Please read this section to help your understanding of each function. 1 24 1 26 1 25 1 27 1 1 28 1 29 30 1 1 31 32 1 33 1 34 1 35 1 37 1 38 1 44 1 48 1 41 1 45 1 1 49 1 53 52 56 1 1 57 14 1 39 1 1 40 1 36 43 1 47 1 51 1 55 1 59 1 42 1 46 1 50 1 54 1 58 Remote Control 1 24 TV SAT 1 25 Mute. 1 26 1 27 1 28 1 29 1 30 1 31 1 32 1 33 1 34 1 35 1 36 1 37 1 38 Switches the VCR SCART between Output and Input (from external source ie: Pay TV). Standby. Put the STB in or out of standby mode. 0~9 Select channels by channel numbers or OK programming parameters. TIMER Display the Timer List to reserve recordings. TV/R Switch between TV and Radio. EPG Display the Electronic Program Guide (EPG). CH/PG 1. Change channels. 2. Page between multipage summaries on the iplate. VOL Increase and decrese the volume. FAV Select Favourite channel groups. INFO Display information plate (iplate). MENU Display the Main Menu. OK Select menu option, or to updated on entry and to OK List menu. PR+ PR- 1. Change channels up and down. VOL+ VOL- 1. increase or decrease the volume. 2. Navigate up and down the main menu, Channel list and EPG. 2. Navigate left and right the main menu, Channel list and EPG. BACK Return to the previous menu, status or channel. EXIT Cancel the user selection. AUDIO Select audio options. SUBT Display closed captions. TEXT Display Teletext. SLEEP Configure the Sleep timer. OPTION Switch between aspect ratios. (16:9, 4:3, 4:3 Letter) F.LIST Display Playback list of recorded programs. RES Reserve a program on the Timer List. ZOOM Zoom into the screen. R.SKIP Skip a program backward (Default interval : 10 seconds). REW Rewind a program. FWD Fast Forward a program. F.SKIP Skip a program forward (Default interval : 10 seconds). REC Record a program. STOP Stop a program. PLAY Play a program. PAUSE Pause a program or live TV. REPEAT Set and delete loop points ( A & B) looping playback. CAPTURE Capture still image of current program. 58 BOOK.M Set and delete bookmarks. 133 59 BOOK.J Jump between bookmarks. 1 39 1 40 1 41 1 42 1 43 1 44 1 45 1 46 1 47 1 48 1 49 1 50 1 51 1 52 1 53 1 54 1 55 1 56 1 57 1 15 15 Navigating Menus Using Remote Control to Navigate 1 Press MENU ( 35 ) button to access the main menu. 2 Press 3 Press OK ( 36 ) button to confirm a selection or OK a sub-menu. 4 Within a sub-menu, use the selected menu item. 5 Press BACK ( 38 ) button to return to the previous level menu. 6 Press EXIT ( 39 ) button to exit the main menu and return to your program. 1 1 ( 37 ) buttons to move the highlight upward or downward. 1 1 ( 37 ) to navigate. Press OK to activate 1 1 Using Front Panel to Navigate 1 1 Press MENU ( 17 ) button to access the main menu. 2 Press downward. 3 Press OK ( 18 ) button to confirm a selection or OK a sub-menu. 4 ( 19 20 ) to navigate. Press OK ( 18 ) Within a sub-menu, use button to activate the selected menu item. 5 Press MENU ( 17 ) button to return to the top level menu. 6 Press MENU ( 17 ) button again to exit the main menu and return to your program. 16 1 1 ( 19 20 ) buttons to move the highlight upward or 1 1 1 1 1 1 Main Menu Menu Structure Installation Auto Search Fast Search Manual Search Antenna Power Initialise STB Channel Edit PVR Manager Main Menu Installation Edit Channels PVR Manager System Settings Program Guide Utility Timer List Recording Timeshift Skip Time Bookmark Image HDD Format System Settings Video Settings Clock Settings Language Settings Lock Settings System information Program Guide Utility Calendar Tetris Captured Image USB Manager 17 17 Main Menu Installation Sub-menu The Installation sub-menu contains settings related specifically to installing and channel searching. Auto Search The Auto Search will automatically scan all available frequecies for TV and digital radio. Auto Search: 1 2 Navigate (page 16) to the Installation sub-menu and highlight Auto 1 Search. Press OK ( 36 ) to open ‘Auto Search’ sub-menu. Use the 1 ( 37 ) buttons to select the search mode. Options: ALL: TV and Digital Radio stations 1 Press the RED ( 40 ) button to begin auto search. 3 4 5 1 Press the BLUE ( 43 ) button to cancel auto search. The Scanning menu then displays the progress of the auto search. To 1 cancel the search, press the RED ( 40 ) button or the 1 EXIT ( 39 ) button. When the channel search is either finished or cancelled, the Scan Complete menu is displayed. Fast Search The Fast Search will rapidly scan all available frequecies for both FTA TV and Digital Radio. This type of scan is performed by the PVR when it is switched on for the first time. Fast Search: 1 Navigate (page 16) to the Installation sub-menu and highlight Fast 1 Search. Press OK ( 36 ) to begin the fast search. 2 The Scanning menu then displays the progress of the auto search. To 1 cancel the search, press the RED ( 40 ) button or the 1 EXIT ( 39 ) button. When the channel search is either finished or cancelled, the Scan Complete menu is displayed. 18 Main Menu Manual Search 1 Navigate (page 16) to the Installation sub-menu and highlight Manual 1 Search. Press OK ( 36 ) to open the Manual Search menu. The Manual Search menu allows you to manually enter channel parameters, or scan a specific block of channels for broadcasts. To manually enter individual channel parameters: 1 Use 2 Press OK ( 36 ) button to select that channel slot for scanning. 3 Press the RED ( 40 ) button to open the manual search sub-menu. 4 Use 5 Use 6 When you have entered all of the desired parameters for that channel slot. 1 Press the RED ( 40 ) button to begin the manual search. 1 ( 37 ) buttons to highlight an available channel. 1 1 1 ( 37 ) buttons to highlight a parameter. 1 ( 37 ) buttons to edit the parameter. To manually scan multiple channel slots. 1 1 Use 2 Press OK ( 36 ) button to select that channel slot for scanning. 3 Select another channel slot for scanning or press the RED ( 40 ) button to begin manual search. The Search Mode sub-menu displays. This submenu is similar to the auto search sub-menu. Select whether to search for just FTA TV programming or for both FTA TV and Radio broadcasts. 4 The Scanning menu then displays the progress of the auto search. To 1 cancel the search, press the RED ( 40 ) button or the 1 EXIT ( 39 ) button. ( 37 ) buttons to highlight an available channel. 1 1 When the channel search is either finished or cancelled, the Scan Complete menu is displayed. Scan Complete Menu The Scan Complete menu is displayed at the end of a channel search or whenever a channel search is cancelled. This screen summarises the broadcasters and channels that discovered by the set top box. Save & Exit: 1 1 Press the RED ( 40 ) button to save the discovered channels and begin viewing digital TV. 2 Press OK ( 36 ) button to view the highlighted channel. 1 19 19 Main Menu Antenna Power ! The PVR-3690 can power a 5V active antenna. By default this functionality is disabled to prevent damaging standard passive antennas and masthead amplifiers. Active antennas are commonly used in boats, caravans and recreational vehicles. A standard home installation with a passive antenna should not require this setting to be activated. Enabling Active 5VDC Antenna: 1 Navigate (page 16) to the Installation sub-menu and highlight Antenna 1 Power. Press OK ( 36 ) to open the Antenna Power sub-menu. 2 Use 3 Press the RED ( 40 ) button to accept the change, or press the BLUE ( 43 ) button to cancel. 1 ( 37 ) buttons to select off or on. 1 1 Initialise STB ! Initialising the PVR will wipe all of the channels and user settings, restoring the set top to a factory default state. Initialising The STB: 1 Navigate (page 16) to the Installation sub-menu and highlight Initialise 1 STB. Press OK ( 36 ) to open the Enter Pin Code sub-menu. 2 Use 0 ~9 ( 27 ) buttons to enter the Pin code (default 0000). 1 If the Pin code is incorrect you will be provided with the chance to enter it again. If the Pin code is correct, the STB will initialise and reboot. 20 Main Menu Edit Channels 1 1 Highlight the Edit Channels entry on the main menu and Press OK ( 36 ). The Edit Channels menu allows you to create, rename, rearrange and delete channel lists and Favourite groups. Skip a channel: 1 1 Use 2 Press the RED ( 40 ) button to skip the highlighted channel. 3 To exit the Edit Channels menu, press the EXIT ( 39 ) button. ( 37 ) buttons to highlight an available channel. 1 1 Lock a channel: Locking a channel will cause a Pin code box to be presented to the viewer to unlock that channel for viewing. 1 1 Use 2 Press the GREEN ( 41 ) button to lock the highlighted channel. 3 To exit the Edit Channels menu, press the EXIT ( 39 ) button. ( 37 ) buttons to highlight an available channel. 1 1 Rename a channel: 1 1 Use 2 Press the YELLOW ( 42 ) button to rename the highlighted channel. The Channel Rename sub-menu is displayed. 3 Within the Channel Rename sub-menu: ( 37 ) buttons to highlight an available channel. 1 1 Use ( 37 ) buttons to highlight a letter. 1 Press the RED ( 40 ) button to select a letter. 1 Press the GREEN ( 41 ) button to backspace. 1 Press the YELLOW ( 42 ) button to cancel and return to Edit Channels. 1 4 Press the BLUE ( 43 ) button to save the new channel name and return to Edit Channels menu. 5 To exit the Edit Channels menu, press the EXIT ( 39 ) button. 1 Favourite Group: Please see the next page 22 for a detailed description of favourites. 21 21 Main Menu Favourite Group 1 1 Highlight the Edit Channels entry on the main menu and Press OK ( 36 ). 2 Press the BLUE ( 43 ) button to enter the Favourite Group menu. 1 1 Press the FAV ( 33 ) button to select the desired Favourite Group. The currently selected Favourite Group is displayed at the top right of the screen. Sort Channels: 1 1 Press the RED ( 40 ) button to sort the channels. 2 To exit the Favourite Group menu, press the EXIT ( 39 ) button. 1 Register Channel with selected favourite group: Registering a channel transfers it from the channel list on the left of the screen to the selected favourite group on the right. 1 1 Use 2 Press the OK ( 36 ) button to select the highlighted channel. 3 Press the GREEN ( 41 ) button to register the selected channel. 4 To exit the Favourite Group menu, press the EXIT ( 39 ) button. ( 37 ) buttons to highlight an available channel. 1 1 1 Rename Favourite Group: 1 Press the YELLOW ( 42 ) button to rename the selected Favourite Group. 2 Within the Favourite Rename sub-menu: 1 1 Use ( 37 ) buttons to highlight a letter. 1 Press the RED ( 40 ) button to select a letter. 1 Press the GREEN ( 41 ) button to backspace. 1 Press the YELLOW ( 42 ) button to cancel and return to Favourite Group. 1 4 Press the BLUE ( 43 ) button to save the new favourite name and return to Favourite Group menu. 5 To exit the Favourite Group menu, press the BACK ( 38 ) button. 1 Delete: Use this function to remove channels from the selected Favourite Group. 1 ( 37 ) buttons to highlight a registered channel in the right Use hand column. 2 Press the OK ( 36 ) button to select the highlighted channel. 3 Press the BLUE ( 43 ) button to remove the selected channel name from the Favourite Group. 22 1 1 1 Main Menu PVR Manager Sub-menu The PVR Manager sub-menu contains settings related specifically to the recording functions of the PVR3690. Timer List 1 Navigate (page 16) to the PVR Manager sub-menu and highlight Timer 1 List. Press OK ( 36 ) to open the Timer List menu. Alternatively, you can 1 press the RES ( 46 ) button to open the Timer List directly. The Timer List is one of the central interfaces for the PVR. Through this interface, you can reserve timeslots for programs to be either recorded or viewed automatically. Edit (add) a Reservation: 1 1 Use ( 37 ) buttons to highlight an vacant slot. 2 Press the OK ( 36 ) button to select the highlighted slot and display the Add sub-menu. 2 Within the Add sub-menu: 1 Use 1 ( 37 ) buttons to highlight a parameter. 1 ( 37 ) buttons to alter the parameter. Use 1 Use the 0 ~ 9 ( 36 ) buttons to directly enter the date and time. 1 Press the RED ( 40 ) button to accept the edit. 1 Press the BLUE ( 43 ) button to cancel and return to the Timer List. 4 1 1 Press the MENU ( 35 ) or EXIT ( 39 ) button to return to your program. Delete a Reservation: 1 Use 2 Press the OK ( 36 ) button to select the highlighted slot and display the Edit sub-menu. 2 Within the Edit sub-menu: 1 ( 37 ) buttons to highlight an available slot. 1 Use 1 ( 37 ) buttons to highlight the Edit parameter. 1 Use ( 37 ) buttons to change the Edit parameter to delete. 1 Press the RED ( 40 ) button to accept the delete. 1 Press the BLUE ( 43 ) button to cancel and return to the Timer List. 4 1 1 Press the MENU ( 35 ) or EXIT ( 39 ) button to return to your program. 23 23 Main Menu Recording The Recording menu allows you to begin recording from your current time. Recording a program via the Recording menu: 1 Navigate (page 16) to the PVR Manager sub-menu and highlight 1 Recording. Press OK ( 36 ) to open the Recording menu. 2 Use the CH/PG 3 Use 4 Press the OK ( 36 ) buttons to change the highlighted setting. 5 Press the RED ( 40 ) button to begin recording. 6 Press the BLUE ( 43 ) button to stop recording. 7 Press the BACK ( 38 ) button to return to PVR Manager menu. 8 To exit the Recording menu, and return to viewing press the 1 EXIT ( 39 ) button. 1 ( 31 ) buttons to change channels. 1 ( 37 ) buttons to highlight a particular setting. 1 1 1 1 Timeshift This sub-menu enables or disables continuous timeshift mode. If continuous timeshift is in the ‘ON’ mode, the unit will continuously cache 30min of whatever is being watched. The unit automatically starts storing programs temporarily as soon as you change channel. You will be able to rewind the program and fast forward to catch up to the live broadcast, without having to manually use the pause button timeshift method described on page 34. Enabling continuous timeshift: 1 Navigate (page 16) to the PVR Manager sub-menu and highlight 1 Timeshift. Press OK ( 36 ) to open the Timeshift sub-menu. 2 Use 3 Press the RED ( 40 ) button to accept the change, or press the BLUE ( 43 ) button to cancel. 24 1 ( 37 ) buttons to select off or on. 1 1 Main Menu Skip Time The Skip Time setting determines the interval of time jumped forward or 1 1 backward when pressing the F.SKIP ( 51 ) or R.SKIP ( 48 ) buttons. 1 1 Please note that holding down the F.SKIP ( 51 ) or R.SKIP ( 48 ) buttons for more than a second will automatically increase the Skip Time interval to 15min for jumping quickly through a recorded prgram. Setting the Skip Time: 1 Navigate (page 16) to the PVR Manager sub-menu and highlight Skip 1 Time. Press OK ( 36 ) to open the Skip Time sub-menu. 2 Use the 1 ( 37 ) buttons to select the skip time interval. 10/20/30 seconds Options: 3 1/2/3/5/10/15 minutes 1 1 Press the RED ( 40 ) button to accept the changes, or press the BLUE ( 43 ) button to cancel. Bookmark Image The Bookmark Image setting determines whether a small thumbnail of 1 the program is captured when setting a bookmark with the BOOK.M ( 58 ) button. (see page 40 for more detail about bookmarks) Setting the Bookmark image: 1 Navigate (page 16) to the PVR Manager sub-menu and highlight Bookmark 1 Image. Press OK ( 36 ) to open the Bookmark Image sub-menu. 2 Use the 3 Press the RED ( 40 ) button to accept the changes. 4 Press the BLUE ( 43 ) button to cancel the format and return to the PVR Manager sub-menu. 1 ( 37 ) buttons to select on or off. 1 1 HDD Format ! CAUTION, This setting erases all of the recorded programs, captured images and other information on the hard drive permanently. Formatting the hard drive: 1 Navigate (page 16) to the PVR Manager sub-menu and highlight HDD 1 Format. Press OK ( 36 ) to open the HDD Format sub-menu. ! A display warning that all data will be lost is shown. 2 Press the RED ( 40 ) button to open the Enter Pin Code sub-menu. Use 1 0 ~9 ( 27 ) buttons to enter the Pin code (default 0000). 3 If the Pin code is incorrect you will be provided with the chance to enter it again. If the Pin code is correct, the STB will format the hard drive and then reboot. 1 25 25 Main Menu System Settings The system settings sub-menu contains settings related to the basic functioning of the PVR. Video Settings The Video Settings menu allows you to alter configuration parameters related to the output signal, aspect ratio and OSD. Changing Video Settings: 1 Navigate (page 16) to the System Settings sub-menu and highlight Video 1 Settings. Press OK ( 36 ) to open the Video Settings menu. 2 Within the Video Settings menu: 1 Use ( 37 ) buttons to highlight a particular setting. Use 1 ( 37 ) buttons to change the highlighted setting. 1 3 Press the BACK ( 38 ) button to save the new settings and return to the Main Menu. 4 To exit the Video Settings menu, and return to viewing press the 1 EXIT ( 39 ) button. TV Output Signal: Options: S-VIDEO / CVBS / RGB / YPbPr TV Screen Format: Options: 16:9 / 4:3 Display Format: Options: Pan&Scan / Letterbox RF Channel: Options: 28 ~ 69 RF Modulator Type: Options: PAL B/G / PAL I / PAL D/K / OSD Transparency: Options: 0 ~ 40 Info Display Timeout: Options: 26 Off / 1sec / 3sec / 5sec / 10sec Main Menu Clock Settings The Clock Settings menu allows you to alter configuration parameters related to the time. Changing Clock Settings: 1 Navigate (page 16) to the System Settings sub-menu and highlight Clock 1 Settings. Press OK ( 36 ) to open the Clock Settings menu. 2 Within the Clock Settings menu: 1 Use ( 37 ) buttons to highlight a particular setting. Use ( 37 ) buttons to change the highlighted setting. 1 1 3 Press the BACK ( 38 ) button to save the new settings and return to the Main Menu. 4 To exit the Clock Settings menu, and return to viewing press the 1 EXIT ( 39 ) button. Time Mode: AUTO / MANUAL Options: User Setting: default: MUX Ch ALL Options: Summer Time: ON / OFF Options: Time Zone: GMT -12:00 ~ GMT +12:00 (default: GMT+10) Options: On Timer: The On Timer sets the PVR to turn itself on at a particular time. 1 1 Use 2 Use 0 ~ 9 ( 27 ) buttons to enter a new number. ( 37 ) buttons to move the cursor within the field. 1 On Timer Mode: Options: Only Once / Daily Radio Screen Saver: The Clock Settings menu allows you to alter configuration parameters related to the time. Options: Off / 5min / 10min / 30min / 60min / 120min 27 27 Main Menu Language Settings The Language Settings menu allows you to alter the OSD language. Changing Language Settings: 1 Navigate (page 16) to the System Settings sub-menu and highlight 1 Language Settings. Press OK ( 36 ) to open the Language Settings menu. 2 Within the Language Settings menu: 1 Use ( 37 ) buttons to highlight a particular setting. Use ( 37 ) buttons to change the highlighted setting. 1 1 3 Press the BACK ( 38 ) button to save the new settings and return to the Main Menu. 4 To exit the Language Settings menu, and return to viewing press the 1 EXIT ( 39 ) button. Menu Language: Set the language to be used for the on screen display (OSD) such as the main menu and iplate. Options: English / Deutsch / Francais / Italiano / Espanol / Turkce / Cesky Audio Menu Language: Set the main audio language (for broadcasts that support multiple languages). English / French / Italian / Spanish / Turkish / Danish / Dutch / Options: Norwegian / Finnish / Swedish / Portugese / Czech / Russian / Polish / Hungarian / Croatian / Slovenian / Chinese / Arabic / German 28 Main Menu Lock Settings The Lock Settings menu allows you to restrict unauthorized access to your receiver. Changing Lock Settings: 1 Navigate (page 16) to the System Settings sub-menu and highlight Lock 1 Settings. Press OK ( 36 ) to open the Lock Settings menu. 2 Use the 0 ~ 9 ( 36 ) buttons to enter the PIN code (default 0000). 3 Within the Lock Settings menu: 1 1 Use ( 37 ) buttons to highlight a particular setting. Use 1 ( 37 ) buttons to change the highlighted setting. 1 4 Press the BACK ( 38 ) button to save the new settings and return to the Main Menu. 5 To exit the Lock Settings menu, and return to viewing press the 1 EXIT ( 39 ) button. System Lock: Control access to the System Settings sub-menu to prevent unauthorized changes. Options: OFF // ON Channel Manager Lock: Control access to the Edit Channels menu to prevent unauthorized editing of channels and favourites. Options: OFF // ON Installation Lock: Control access to the Installation sub-menu to prevent unauthorized changes. Options: OFF / ON Change PIN Code: Change the PIN code from the default (0000) to any user defined number. ! CAUTION. Remember the new PIN code. If you forget your new PIN code you will have to contact NextWave Digital support to access the unit. 1 Use the 0 ~ 9 ( 36 ) buttons to enter the new PIN code. 2 Confirm the new Pin code using the 0 ~ 9 ( 27 ) buttons. 1 1 29 29 Main Menu System Information 1 Navigate (page 16) to the System Settings sub-menu and highlight System 1 Information. Press OK ( 36 ) to open the System Information menu. The System Information displays technical information about the PVR such as hardware and software revision. 2 Press the BACK ( 38 ) button to return to the Main Menu. 3 To exit the System Information menu, and return to viewing press the 1 EXIT ( 39 ) button. 1 Program Guide The Program Guide displays now & next information for all channels or the currently selected Favourite Group. Viewing EPG: 1 Navigate (page 16) to the Program Guide menu item and press the 1 OK ( 36 ) button to open the Program Guide menu. Alternatively you can 1 access the Program Guide directly via the EPG ( 30 ) button. 2 Within the Program Guide menu: 1 ( 37 ) buttons to highlight a channel. Use the 1 Press the OK ( 36 ) button to change to that channel. 1 Press the RED ( 40 ) button to view the now information for that channel. 1 Press the GREEN ( 41 ) button to view the next information for that channel. 1 ( 37 ) buttons to view the current/next programs. Alternatively press the 1 Press the YELLOW ( 42 ) button to view the seven day schedule. 1 Press the BLUE ( 43 ) button to reserve the currently highlighted program. 1 3 Press the BACK ( 38 ) button to save the new settings and return to the Main Menu. 4 To exit the Program Guide, and return to viewing press the 1 EXIT ( 39 ) button. View the Schedule: 1 1 Press the YELLOW ( 42 ) button to view the seven day schedule. ! Currently this page does not display information. However, as broadcasters begin transmitting seven day program guides, this page will be useful to reserve programs in the future. 2 Press the BACK ( 38 ) button to save the new settings and return to the favourite name and return to main menu. 30 1 Main Menu Utility Sub-menu The system settings sub-menu contains settings related to the basic functioning of the PVR. Calendar View and navigate the calendar: 1 Navigate (page 16) to the Utility sub-menu and highlight Calendar. Press 1 OK ( 36 ) to open the Calendar menu. 2 Within the Calendar menu: 1 Use ( 37 ) buttons to change the year. Use ( 37 ) buttons to change the month. 1 3 Press the BACK ( 38 ) button to return to the Utility sub-menu. 4 To exit the Calendar sub-menu, and return to viewing press the 1 EXIT ( 39 ) button. 1 Tetris The PVR features a simple Tetris game. Playing Tetris: 1 Navigate (page 16) to the Utility sub-menu and highlight Tetris. Press OK 1 ( 36 ) to open the Tetris game. 2 Within Tetris: 1 Press the RED ( 40 ) button to begin playing. 1 Use ( 37 ) button to rotate the brick. 1 ( 37 ) buttons to move the bricks left and right. Use 1 Use OK ( 36 ) button to drop the brick to the bottom of the screen. 3 1 1 Press the BLUE ( 43 ) button once to stop playing. Press the BLUE ( 43 ) button a second time to return to the Utility sub-menu. Captured image The Captured Image menu allows you to view and delete images 1 captured by pressing the CAPTURE ( 36 ) button. Viewing Captured Images: 1 Navigate (page 16) to the Utility sub-menu and highlight Captured 1 Image. Press OK ( 36 ) to open the Captured Image menu. 2 Within the Captured Image menu: 1 Use ( 37 ) buttons to highlight an image. 1 Press the OK ( 37 ) button to view an image. 1 Use RED ( 40 ) button to select the highlighted image. 1 Press the BLUE ( 43 ) button to delete the selected image. 1 3 Press the BACK ( 38 ) button to return to the Utility sub-menu. 4 To exit the Captured image menu, and return to viewing press the 1 EXIT ( 39 ) button. 31 31 Main Menu USB Manager The USB Manager sub-menu establishes a link between the PVR and a PC with the included PVR Manager software for Microsoft™ Windows® installed. ! The installation and usage instructions for the PVR Manager Software are available for download from the nextwave-digital.com website. Connect PVR to USB Manager: 1 Navigate (page 16) to the Utility sub-menu and highlight USB Manager. 1 Press OK ( 36 ) to open the USB Manager sub-menu. 2 Connect a USB (not supplied) to the USB 2.0 ( 13 ) connector on the rear panel of the PVR. 3 Press the RED ( 40 ) button to return to scan the port for a connecrtion. If the connection is successful the USB Manager sub-menu will display connected. 4 To exit the USB Manager sub-menu, and return to viewing press the 1 EXIT ( 39 ) button. 32 1 1 On Screen Display (OSD) iplate 1 1 Press the INFO ( 34 ) button to display the iplate. The iplate provides easily accessable information about the current program. Additional information about the current program, 1 including now/next scheduling is available by pressing the INFO ( 34 ) button a second time. The Logical Channel number Channel Name Displays the currently selected Favourite Group. Now & Next information Displays the current date & time Progress Bar, Aspect Ratio & Audio settings Technical inofrmation about the current channel Program summary Change Favourite Groups: 1 1 Press the FAV ( 33 ) buttons to change the selected Favourite Group. View multipage program summaries: 1 Press the CH/PG summaries. 1 ( 31 ) buttons to read through multipage program 33 33 Function Guide Changing Channels move up and down the channel list: 1 2 Use the 1 ( 37 ) buttons to change channels. 1 Alternatively, use the CH/PG ( 31 ) buttons to change channels. Volume Control Raise and lower the volume: 1 1 Use the 2 Alternatively, use the VOL volume. ( 37 ) buttons to raise and lower the volume. 1 ( 32 ) buttons to raise and lower the Aspect Ratio Switch between the availalble aspect ratios: 1 1 Press the OPTION ( 44 ) button to switch between the available aspect ratios. 16:9 WIDE / 4:3 LETTER / 4:3 PAN&SCAN Options: Sleep Setting the sleep timer: 1 1 Press the SLEEP ( 43 ) button to display the Sleep Timer sub-menu. 2 Use the 3 Press the RED ( 40 ) button to accept the changes. 4 Press the BLUE ( 43 ) button to cancel and return to your program. 1 ( 37 ) buttons to select on or off. 5 / 10 / 15 / 20 / 30 / 45 / 60 / 90 / 120 min Options: 1 1 TV / Radio 1 1 Press TV/R ( 29 ) to switch to radio mode. 2 Use the 3 To return to viewing TV press TV/R ( 29 ) again. 34 1 ( 37 ) buttons to change stations. 1 Function Guide Audio Settings 1 Press the AUDIO ( 40 ) button to display the Audio Menu. 2 Use ( 37 ) buttons to highlight a particular setting. Use ( 37 ) buttons to change the highlighted setting. 1 1 1 Audio: 1: MPEG / 2:AC3 Options: Mode: Stereo / (L) / (R) / Mono 1 3 Press the RED ( 40 ) button to accept the changes. 3 Press the BLUE ( 43 ) button to cancel and return to your program. 1 Recording TV Record TV: 1 1 Press the REC ( 52 ) button to record the current program. The recording appears at the top right of the screen. symbol 2 Press the STOP ( 53 ) button to stop recording. 3 The confirm sub-menu is displayed. 1 Recording Symbol displayed 1 Press the RED ( 40 ) button to confirm or 1 Press the BLUE ( 43 ) button to cancel. ! You must record more than 1 minute of TV for a file to be created in the Playback List. Changing channels while recording: 1 2 Channel being recorded 1 Press the REC ( 52 ) button to record the current program. The recording symbol appears at the top right of the screen. 1 ( 37 ) buttons to change channels. Use the 1 Alternatively, use the CH/PG ( 31 ) buttons to change channels. Channel being watched Ch7-Rec After you have changed channels the recording symbol will pop up at the top right of the screen to remind you that you are recording. The iplate will also display the channel being recorded. Playback a file while recording: 1 Channel being recorded 1 Press the REC ( 52 ) button to record the current program. The recording symbol appears at the top right of the screen. 2 Press the F.LIST ( 45 ) button to open the Playback List. 2 Use 2 Press the OK ( 36 ) button to play the highlighted program. 1 Channel being played back Ch7-Rec 1 ( 37 ) buttons to highlight a recorded program. 1 will pop up Both a recording symbol and a Playback symbol at the top right of the screen to remind you that you are recording and playing. The iplate will also display the channel being recorded. 35 35 Function Guide Timeshifting Timeshifting allows you to pause live TV for up to an hour and resume at a later time. The timeshifted playback can be fast forwarded, rewound, or played in slow motion. Once timshifting has been activated, even if you fastforward and catch up with the real time program, you will be able to rewind up to an hour of the program. ! Timeshifting is deactivated when you change channels. Timeshifting (pause live TV): 1 Pause Symbol displayed 1 Press the PAUSE ( 55 ) button to timeshift (pause) the current program. The pause symbol appears at the top right of the screen. Channel being timeshifted 1 2 Press the PLAY ( 54 ) button to resume watching the timeshifted program from where you paused it. 3 During timeshifting: 1 Press the REW ( 49 ) button to rewind. 1 Press the FWD ( 50 ) button to fast forward. 1 Press the R.SKIP ( 48 ) button to skip backward by the configured interval. 1 Press the F.SKIP ( 51 ) button to skip forward by the configured interval. After you have changed channels the recording symbol will pop up at the top right of the screen to remind you that you are recording. The iplate will also display the channel being recorded. Timeshifting one channel while recording another channel: 1 1 Press the REC ( 52 ) button to record the current program. The recording appears at the top right of the screen. symbol 1 2 ( 37 ) buttons to change channels. Use the 1 Alternatively, use the CH/PG ( 31 ) buttons to change channels. will pop up at the When you change channels the recording symbol top right of the screen to remind you that you are recording. The iplate will also display the channel being recorded. 3 1 Press the PAUSE ( 55 ) button to timeshift (pause) the current program. The pause symbol and record symbol appear at the top right of the screen. 1 1 1 1 You may use the REW ( 49 ), FWD ( 50 ), R.SKIP ( 48 ) & F.SKIP ( 51 ) buttons to control the playback of the timeshifted program. 4 To stop recording the original program, press the STOP ( 53 ) button. 5 The confirm sub-menu is displayed. 1 1 Press the RED ( 40 ) button to confirm or 1 Press the BLUE ( 43 ) button to cancel. Timeshifting of the current program still continues and you may the 1 1 1 1 REW ( 49 ), FWD ( 50 ), R.SKIP ( 48 ) & F.SKIP ( 51 ) buttons to control the playback of the timeshifted program. 36 Recording Symbol displayed Channel being recorded Channel being timeshifted Ch7-Rec Function Guide F.LIST (Playback) The Playback List displays a list of all the programs recorded by the PVR. Recorded programs can be sorted, renamed, deleted and locked against unauthorized playback. Playing a recorded program: 1 1 Press the F.LIST ( 45 ) button to open the Playback List. 2 Use 3 Press the OK ( 36 ) button to play the highlighted program. ! You will be asked to enter the PIN code to play a locked program. 1 ( 37 ) buttons to highlight a recorded program. 1 Sorting Recorded Programs: 1 1 2 Press the RED ( 40 ) button to sort by FTA. 1 Press the GREEN ( 41 ) button to sort by alphabetical order. 1 Press the YELLOW ( 42 ) button to sort by locked status. 1 Press the BLUE ( 43 ) button to restore the default order (by date). 1 To exit the Playback List menu, press the EXIT ( 39 ) button. Rename a recorded program: 1 Use 2 Press the OPT ( 44 ) button, the File Rename sub-menu is displayed. 3 Within the File Rename sub-menu: 1 ( 37 ) buttons to highlight a recorded program. 1 1 Use ( 37 ) buttons to highlight a letter. 1 Press the RED ( 40 ) button to select a letter. 1 Press the GREEN ( 41 ) button to backspace. 1 Press the YELLOW ( 42 ) button to cancel and return to Edit Channels. 1 4 Press the BLUE ( 43 ) button to save the new file name and return to Playback List menu. 5 To exit the Playback List menu, press the EXIT ( 39 ) button. 1 Configure Recorded Programs: These settings allow you to lock a recorded file against unauthorized playback and delete a recorded file. 1 2 1 Press the INFO ( 34 ) button to display the File Config sub-menu. Use 1 ( 37 ) buttons to highlight a particular setting. 1 ( 37 ) buttons to change the highlighted setting. Use 1 Press the OK ( 36 ) button to apply the selected setting. ! You will be asked to enter the PIN code when unlocking an already locked file, or to delete a file. 3 To exit the File Config sub-menu, press the BACK ( 38 ) button. 1 37 37 Function Guide Playback Controls The PVR can fast forward, rewind, skip forward and back rapidly and play back recorded programs in slow motion. Playback functions: 1 1 Press the PLAY ( 54 ) button to resume watching the timeshifted program from where you paused it. 2 Press the PAUSE ( 55 ) button to pause playback. 2 Press the STOP ( 53 ) button to stop playback. 1 1 Fast Forward (FWD): 1 1 Press the FWD ( 50 ) button to fastforward through playback. Speeds: x2 / x4 / x8 Rewind (REW): 1 1 Press the REW ( 49 ) button to rewind playback. Speeds: x1 / x2 / x4 Skip Forward (F.SKIP): 1 1 Press the F.SKIP ( 51 ) button to skip forward through playback by the interval configured in Skip Time. 2 Hold down the F.SKIP ( 51 ) button to skip forward rapidly by 15min intervals. 1 Skip Backward (R.SKIP): 1 1 Press the R.SKIP ( 48 ) button to skip backward through playback by the interval configured in Skip Time. 2 Hold down the R.SKIP ( 48 ) button to skip backward rapidly by 15min intervals. 1 Slow Motion: 1 1 Press the PAUSE ( 55 ) button to pause playback 2 Press the FWD ( 50 ) button to play back in slowmotion. 3 Press the FWD ( 50 ) button to increase slowmotion speed. 4 Press the REW ( 49 ) button to decrease slowmotion speed and reverse playback in slowmotion. 38 1 Speeds: 1/5 / 2/5 / 3/5 / 4/5 x1 1 1 Function Guide Playback iplate The Playback iplate is displayed when timeshifting or watching a recorded program. Displaying the Playback iplate: 1 While playing back a recorded program or timeshifting, 2 Press the INFO ( 34 ) button to display the Playback iplate. 2 Press the EXIT ( 39 ) button to return to viewing, or press the INFO ( 34 ) button again to display the regular iplate. 1 1 1 While timeshifting, the Playback iplate is constantly updating as live TV is recorded. Bookmark Image Live TV Time Start Time Playback speed Playback Marker 39 39 Function Guide Bookmarks Bookmarks provide an easy way to skip through large recordings to your favourite parts. Simply press one button while watching a playback to add a new bookmark. It is then easy to jump between your bookmarks. Setting a bookmark: 1 1 While watching a playback press the BOOK.M ( 58 ) button to set a bookmark at the current location. 2 If Bookmark Image in the PVR Manager sub-menu is set to on, a small screen capture of the current program will be saved with the bookmark. Deleting a Bookmark: 1 1 Press the BOOK.M ( 58 ) button within 10 seconds of an existing bookmark. An easy way to do this is to jump to the bookmark you wish to delete and 1 then press BOOK.M ( 58 ) within 10 seconds. Jumping between bookmarks: 1 1 Press the BOOK.J ( 59 ) button to jump between all of the set bookmarks for a particular recording. Repeat The repeat function allows you to set up looping playback between two points of a recording, such as sports replays. Setting the repeat function: 1 1 While watching a recorded program press the REPEAT ( 56 ) button. 2 Use the 3 The repeat sub-menu is displayed. Press the RED ( 40 ) button to set the start point (A) for the repeat. 4 Use the R.SKIP ( 48 ) & F.SKIP ( 51 ), REW ( 49 ), FWD ( 50 ), buttons to move to the desired end point. 5 Press the RED ( 40 ) button to set the end point (B) for the repeat. Options 1 ( 37 ) buttons to highlight the desired repeat option: ALL (repeat entire recording) / A - B (Loop between two points) 1 1 1 1 1 1 The Playback iplate will now display a red highlight between the two repeat points. Disabling the repeat function: 1 1 While watching a recorded program press the REPEAT ( 56 ) button. 2 Use the 2 To exit the Playback iplate , press the EXIT ( 39 ) button. 40 1 1 ( 37 ) buttons to highlight None, press the the OK ( 36 ) button. 1 Function Guide Teletext Viewing Teletext: 1 1 Ensure you are on channel 7 and press the TEXT ( 42 ) button to display the AUSTEXT index page. 2 Use the 3 Use the 0 ~ 9 ( 27 ) buttons to navigate directly to a particular page. 4 To exit Teletext and return to viewing press the TEXT ( 42 ) button or 1 alternatively the EXIT ( 39 ) button. 1 ( 37 ) buttons to move up /down a page. 1 1 Closed Captions (subtitles) Viewing Closed Captions (subtitles): 1 1 Press the SUBT ( 41 ) to display closed captions. The subtitle sub-menu is displayed. 2 Use 3 Press the RED ( 40 ) button to accept the changes. 4 Press the BLUE ( 43 ) button to cancel the changes. 1 ( 37 ) buttons to select the subtitle language (eng). 1 1 Screen Zoom Setting zoom levels 1 1 Press the ZOOM ( 47 ) button to zoom into the screen. 2 Use 3 Keep pressing the ZOOM ( 47 ) button until the screen returns to normal 1 size. Alternatively, press the EXIT ( 39 ) button. 1 ( 37 ) buttons to pan around the zoomed in screen. 1 41 41 Appendix Troubleshooting Symptom Solution No power. • Plug the power cord into the outlet securely. No picture. • Check your antenna input or location. • Make sure the correct video display format is selected. • If the STB is connected to your monitor or TV via VIDEO OUT jack on the back panel, the dispaly format must be SD. Otherwise you may not be able to see a picture. • If STB is connected to your monitor or TV via RGB on the back panel, the YPbPr/RGB selection switch must be flipped to RGB. Otherwise you may not be able to see a picture. • Check to make sure all the cables are installed correctly and that the proper source is selected on your TV. • The antenna signal strength may be low. Check the signal strength and adjust the antenna location and direction. • Make sure AC3 is not selected (available via digital output). • Check volume levels. • Make sure the TV is not muted. • Check the STB is connected properly. • Make sure the proper format is slected. • Make sure the proper aspect ratio is slected. • Make sure the video output is connected to the TV. • The only way that you can find all the available channels is by running the auto search in the program menu. • Make sure the channel you are watching carries teletext information. • Point the remote control at the remote sensor of the STB. • Operate the remote control within 23ft (7m). • Remove any obstacles in the way. • Replace the batteries with new ones. Normal picture but no sound. Picture is distorted. Available channels are missing. No teletext. The remote control does not work properly. 42 Appendix Specifications Front End Input Frequency 51 ~ 860MHz Input Impedance 75ohm Connector 1x IEC (Male, Female) RF Input Level -20 dBm ~ -75 dBm Demodulation COFDM Bandwidth 7/8MHz A/V Mode Video MPEG-II Main Profile/Main Level Audio MPEG-I Layer I & II Aspect Ratio 4:3, 16:9, 4:3 Letterbox Audio Sampling Rate 32, 44.1, 48KHz Audio Type Mono, Dual Mono, Stereo, Joint Stereo Graphic Display 720x576 (PAL), 720x480 (NTSC) Connectors TV SCART CVBS, RGB, S-Video, Audio L/R, YPbPr VCR Output CVBS, S-Video, Audio L/R Audio Output 2x RCA Compsite Video 1x RCA S/PDIF 1x TOSLINK optical (Dolby bitstream out available) USB USB 2.0 Compatible (Device/B-type) RF Modulator UHF I/O IEC male/female CH 21 ~ CH 69 (PAL B/G/I/D/K) RS232 9 Pin D-Sub RS232C serial port General Characteristics Supply Voltage 100~250 VAC, 50/60 Hz Power Consumption Max. 40W LED Display 4 digits (Yellow-Green) Weight 3.75 Kg Dimensions 350(w) x 270(d) x 60(h) mm CPU Main CPU STi5514 / 180MHz Front Control MPU AT89C52 / 11.0592MHz Memory Flash Memory 4MB Graphics (MPEG) Memory 8MB System Memory 8MB Storage HDD Max. 120GB Recording Time 40 Hr/80 GB (variable depending on bit rate) Available Models 120GB, 80GB 43 43 PVR Manager The PVR Manager uses some software licensed under the GNU General Public License. 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CVBS - (Composite Video Baseband Signal) Video system in which the entire video signal is sent via an individual cable. Available through RCA connections. EPG - Electronic Program Guide Contains information about current program (‘Now’) and the next program (‘Next’). Additionally, provides short descriptions about the current program. Resolution Refers to the number of pixels (horizontally & vertically) a display device has. The greater the number of pixels, the sharper the picture quality will be. RGB Video Red, Green & Blue Video signals available via the D-SUB output. STB - Set Top Box. Standard Definition Television (SDTV) SDTV is a high quality Digital TV signal, with greater quality than traditional analogue TV signals. Users will require a Digital Set Top Box or a TV that supoprts SDTV signals to receive the new broadcast signal. S/PDIF - Sony Philips Digital Interface Digital audio available via optical and coaxial connections. Use with Audio/Video Processor. 5.1 Digital and MPEG audio available through these outputs. S-Video - Super Video Video system in which the colour and brightness signals are sent seperately via an individual cable. Avaiable via a mini-DIN connection. Teletext Teletext is a one-way information retrieval service. A fixed number of information pages are repetitively broadcast on unused portions of a TV channel bandwidth. This STB allows teletext to be displayed on a non-teletext TV. 46 WARRANTY CERTIFICATE FOR THE NEXTWAVE PVR-3690 AUSTRALIAN DIGITAL TV RECEIVER Please keep this Warranty Certificate with your tax invoice as proof of purchase. It will be needed when claiming service in terms of this warranty. The Warranty shall not apply to malfunction or damage after installation, resulting from transport and/or handling or to malfunction or damage due to incorrect voltages or faults in the house wiring, Product misuse, improper use, abuse, neglect or negligence by the Purchaser or anybody else, or any use of the Product other than that described in the operating manual, malfunction or damage due to fire, earthquake, flood, lightning or any other natural disaster, abnormal voltage, war or any other disturbance (revolution, riot etc),unforeseen accidents, wear and tear, or any other external factors beyond the Manufacturer’s control or the control of any Authorised Service Centre, or to any product installed, repaired, adjusted, rebuilt, modified, changed or converted by any person (including the Purchaser) other than Authorised installers or Service Centres, and any Product on which the serial number has been changed, tampered with or removed. This warranty shall not apply to batteries or any other parts of a limited natural life. Where the Purchaser wishes to return the Product other than by hand to an Authorised Service Centre for warranty service, the Purchaser should contact the Authorised Service Centre to make the necessary arrangements and the Product should be returned, at the Purchaser’s risk and expense together with a copy of the Warranty Certificate, a valid proof of purchase and a detailed  written explanation of the problem. IMPORTED and DISTRIBUTED BY NATIONWIDE ANTENNA SYSTEMS (ACN 010 372 362 ABN 46 010 372 362) 28 Newstead Tce, Newstead Qld, 4006 Ph: [07]3252 2947 Fax: [07] 3252 8541 Email: [email protected] Web: www.nextwave-digital.com Support Ph: 1800 338 859 NOTES NOTES NWM-3690-1.3 06/09/2005 NASDTP