Panasonic TX-28DTS3 User manual

TX-32DTS3

TX-28DTS3

Colour Television

with

Integrated Digital Terrestrial

Decoder

and

Integrated Digital Satellite

Decoder

Operating Instructions

(U.K. Standard)

DSAT MODE

TQB8E3848-2

Contents

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▼Contents

ØContents i

ØWelcometodigitalsatellite(DSAT)TV! 1

What is Sky guide 2

Sky keeps you up to date 2

ØGettingstarted 3

Turning your iDTV on and off 3

Your iDTV remote control 3

Changing channels 4

Using the Search & Scan banner 5

Changing the volume 6

Using digital text 6

Using teletext 6

ØUsingyourSkyGuide 7

What is Sky Guide 7

Your Sky guide and your remote control 8

ØTVGuide 9

Finding a programme 10

Choosing a programme to watch 11

A-Z Listings 11

Displaying more information 12

Using your personal planner 13

Using reminders 14

Programme clashes 15

Removing a programme 16

Using Auto-View to change channels automatically 16

Using series link for a series or regular programme 17

ØBoxOffice 18

Ordering a Box Office programme 19

ØServices 20

Parental control and your PIN 21

Using Parental control 21

Viewing restrictions 22

Spending limit 23

Changing your PIN 24

System setup 25

Adding channels 26

Favourite channels 28

Other channels 30

ØInteractive 31

ØExtrainformation 32

Recording a satellite programme 32

Looking after your Sky Viewing Card 32

ØFurtherhelp 33

ØSolvingproblems 34

Welcome to digital satellite (DSAT) TV!

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▼Welcome to digital satellite (DSAT) TV!

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▼About this booklet

This information booklet contains all you need to know about how to use your new

Integrated Digital TeleVision (iDTV).

Look out for this symbol. It indicates useful and important tips.

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▼What is digital satellite (DSAT) TV?

Digital satellite (DSAT) TV is the latest stage in the evolution of TV, giving you not only digital

quality pictures and stereo sound, but also the opportunity to receive many more channels and

services.

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▼Your iDTV

Your decoder receives the digital information via the satellite, decodes it and displays it on

your iDTV. As well as watching satellite TV, you can control your viewing preferences through

the on-screen Sky Guide.

Welcome to digital satellite (DSAT) TV!

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▼What is SkyGuide?

Sky Guide is a helpful and easy to use on–screen guide to your digital satellite (DSAT)

services. It is designed for people who want to get the most out of watching television.

All Sky Guide features are controlled using your remote control.

Sky Guide allows you to:

♦see on–screen TV programme listings for the next seven days

♦select the programmes you want to watch for the next seven days and set reminders for

them

♦see TV listings while you are watching a programme

♦set up and see your favourite channels

♦order Box Office movies, sports and events

♦use an ever increasing range of interactive services

♦set parental control restrictions and programme purchase price limits

♦modify your iDTV Sky settings.

Each of these features is described in detail in this booklet, refer to the “Using your Sky Guide”

section on page 7.

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▼Skykeeps you up-to-date

As digital television develops and as more features become available, Sky may occasionally

update the Sky Guide software by loading it into your iDTV directly from the satellite. These

software updates can be received if your IDTV is in use or is left in standby mode. You will find

this information on the Sky Customer Channel 999, and Sky Welcome 998.

Getting started

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▼Getting started

This section gives you the information you need to start watching digital satellite (DSAT) TV.

For more detailed information about your iDTV, use the Contents or Index to find the relevant

section of this booklet.

Before starting, make sure your Sky Viewing Card is inserted the right way up in the slot

marked Sky Viewing Card on the front of your iDTV. If you do not have a Sky Viewing Card,

call your broadcaster’s helpdesk. For your broadcaster’s helpdesk number, select the

Telephone Numbers option from the Services screen.

So that you can watch all the channels and services you want, you must leave your

Sky Viewing Card in your Sky viewing card slot at all times.

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▼Turning your iDTV on and off

To turn your iDTV on from standby, press the standby key

on your remote control.

The standby light shows red when your iDTV is in standby,

but still plugged into the mains.

To set your iDTV to standby, press the standby key on

your remote control.

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▼Your remote control

To use your remote control to operate your DSAT system,

press Sky.

Getting started

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▼Changing channels

Using the ch key

Press ch + or –on your remote control to change channels

up or down, one at a time.

Using the channel number

If you know the channel number, you can use the number

keys to access the channels. Channel numbers are always

three digits, for example 106.

Each time you change channel, the Search & Scan banner appears on–screen.

The banner will disappear automatically after a few seconds, or you can press back up

to remove it immediately.

For a description of the Search & Scan banner see page 5.

Getting started

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▼Using the Search & Scan banner

When you are watching a satellite channel and want to find out what else is on, either now or

later, without interrupting the programme you are watching, press OK to display the Search &

Scan banner.

Use the left and right arrows to see what programmes are on

at different times on the current channel.

Use the up and down arrows to see what is on other

channels.

If you see a programme you want to watch, press OK. If the

programme is on now, your iDTV tunes to it.

If the programme is on later, Sky Guide will set a

reminder. The ‘Reminder’ icon will appear to the left of

a programme name you have selected for future

viewing.

If the channel shown in the Search & Scan banner is set as one of your Favourite Channels,

this is indicated by a tick (ü).

To see what is on your Favourite Channels, press the Search Favourite (blue) key. Each time

you press the Search Favourite (blue) key, programme information for another of your

Favourite Channels is shown in the banner. If you see a programme you want to watch on one

of your Favourite Channels, press OK. If the programme is on now, your iDTV tunes to it.

For more details on Favourite Channels, refer to the “Favourite Channels” section on page 28.

Getting started

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▼Changing the volume

Press vol + or –on your remote control to increase or

decrease the volume of your iDTV.

Press mute to turn the iDTV sound off. To turn the iDTV

sound back on, press mute again.

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▼Using digital text

If you are watching a channel which has a digital text screen press text to enter the digital text

service. Press Sky at any time to return to iDTV viewing.

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▼Using teletext

To use analogue teletext services (where available), press tv and then text on your remote

control.

Use the number keys to choose the page you require. The table below shows what remote

control keys to use for teletext functions.

Key Function

text Enters or exits text mode

0–9 Text page number entry+

Menu + Red Text reveal

HOLD Text hold

colours Fastext functions

To return to satellite services, press text.

Using your Sky Guide

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▼Using your SkyGuide

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▼What is SkyGuide?

Sky Guide is a helpful and easy to use on–screen guide to your digital satellite services.

All Sky Guide features can be controlled using your remote control. There are four major

elements, each of these has a separate key on your remote control. The four elements

are:

TV Guide shows on–screen listings for channels

and programmes (Please see page 9.)

Box Office allows you to order specific movies and

events that you choose to purchase

(Please see page 18.)

Services allows you to set Parental Controls,

Subtitles and your Favourite Channels,

you can also access useful customer

information (Please see page 20.)

Interactive gives access to a range of interactive

services (Please see page 31.)

Using your Sky Guide

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▼Your Sky Guide and your remote control

Your Sky Guide and remote control are designed to work together.

Whatever part of Sky Guide is on your screen, use the arrows to

move the highlight around, then press OK to choose the option you

want.

You can use the colour option keys on many Sky Guide screens.

The function of the colour option keys is shown on the screen. Press

the key of the same colour to choose that option or function.

You can also use the number keys as shortcuts. Whenever a list of

numbered options is shown, press the appropriate number key to

choose an option quickly. The number keys also have letters

marked on them. Press the key once to jump to the first letter

shown. Press it again for the next letter.

If you go to a screen you don’t want, press back up to return to the

previous Sky Guide screen.

To see information about the programme you are watching, press

the ikey. If you are using TV Guide or Box Office, you can use this

key to see information about the highlighted programme.

In addition to changing channels, you can also use the channel keys

to page up (+) and page down (-) through full screen listings.

Press Sky to return to the channel you were watching.

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▼Low Battery Warning

If the batteries in your remote control are running low, you will get an on screen warning. You

should be sure to replace your batteries as soon as possible.

In Sky Guide, you will see a message instructing you to replace your batteries; press back up

and the message will clear.

In the Search & Scan banner you will see a ‘low battery’ icon, which will only disappear once

the batteries are replaced.

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