Manhattan HD-T2 Freeview HD Receiver User Guide

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This PDF user manual is for the Manhattan HD-T2 Freeview HD Receiver with Apps.

Manhattan HD-T2 Freeview HD Receiver with Apps

(PDF) USER GUIDE in English (EN) language.

CONTENTS:

IN THE BOX
Your receiver
Remote control

PREPARATION
The aerial
Connecting your receiver
Switching on
Tuning in

EVERYDAY USE
Turning on the receiver
Changing channels
Changing the volume
Browsing bar
Subtitles and Audio Description (AD)
Using the channel list
Searching for a channel
Using the programme guide
Using Apps
Interactive TV services

ADVANCED USE
Using the favourites lists
The lock PIN
Display mode
Changing the channel list
Using the setup menus
General menu section
– Subtitles
– Subtitle language
– Information
Picture menu section
– Screen type
– Display mode
– HDMI resolution
– SCART mode
Sound menu section
– Audio language
– Audio description
– Audio description volume
– Dolby digital
– Lip sync delay
– Balance
Time menu section
– Auto standby
– Sleep timer
– Auto turn on
– Auto turn off
System menu section
– Retune
– Manual scan
– Network configuration
– 5V antenna power
– RF loopthrough in standby
– Parental guidance
– Set lock PIN
– Software update via OAD
– OAD software manual scan
– Software update via USB
– Restore factory default

CONNECTING TO YOUR NETWORK
Automatic (DHCP)
Manual (Static)

APPENDIX A SAFETY

APPENDIX B TROUBLESHOOTING: Problem / Possible Cause / What To Do

APPENDIX C SPECIFICATIONS

GUARANTEE & LEGAL

QUICK START GUIDE
– Unpacking
– Connecting To An Aerial
– Pluging In
– Switching On
– Tuning In
– Watching TV
– Using Apps: iPlayer, YouTube
– Remote Control Guide

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