Strong SRT 5000 User manual

SRT 5000

Digital Terrestrial Television Receiver

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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Important Safety Instructions

• Connection can only be with Mains supply 240V AC.

• All safety and operating instructions should be read before the product is operated.

• All warnings on the product and in the operating instructions should be adhered to.

• Earthing: The antenna cable must be earthed.

• Do not use attachments not recommended by the product manufacturer as they may cause hazards or damage

to the equipment.

• Do not overload adaptors , wall sockets , extension cables as these can result in fore or electrical shock.

• For cleaning, use only a dry cloth (lightly dampened) Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaning products.

• Servicing can only be preformed by qualified Service Personnel.

• Do not place this product in unstable position.

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Contents

4 Overview

4 Main Features

5 Control Functions – Front Panel

6 Rear Panel Connections

7 Navigating the On Screen Menu – The Important Buttons

8 Remote Control Functions

9 Remote Control – Battery Replacement

10 & 11 Connection Examples

12 & 13 How to Connect

14 & 15 Power ON & Automatic Scan

16 & 17 Selecting the Correct A/V Mode

18 Dolby Digital Audio

19 Time Setting – Automatic

19 Time Setting - Manual Input

20 & 21 Checking Your Aerial Signal – Level & Quality

22 Connector 1 – TV Loop Out

22 VCR AUX Scart

23 Selecting and Changing Channels

23 Quick Return to Last Channel Watched – RCL Button

23 Volume Control

23 Volume Mute

23 Picture Pause

23 TV or Radio Selection

24 EPG Button

25 Setting Aspect Ratio – Menu & Hot Key Selection

26 Captions

26 Teletext

27 Favourite Channel Listing

28 Deleting Channels from Favourites

28 Renaming the 4 Default Favourite Headings

29 & 30 Service Set Up – Delete channels / Lock Channels / Rename Channels

31 Program List and Order - Browse Button

31 Language Setting

32 Event Timer

33 Sleep Timer

34 Selecting New Password

35 Colour Set Up

36 Manual Scan

37 Factory Reset

38 Information Menu

39 Troubleshooting

40 Specifications

Thank you for purchasing the Strong Digital Terrestrial

Television Receiver.

This product has been manufactured in accordance

with strict Quality Control Procedures and is fully

compliant to Australian Specifications.

Your new receiver will enable you to experience

superior picture and sound quality, widescreen

images, extra channels plus a variety of new features.

Overview

• Dolby Digital: SPDIF Coaxial

• SCART: RGB, CVBS

• Super Video Output: 4 Pin Mini Din

• RCA/Cinch - CVBS

• 16:9 Full screen, 4:3 Letterbox & Full screen

• Auto & Manual Search Mode

• Favourite Channel List Editing

• Fully Adjustable MENU Interface, with Picture in Menu

• EPG - Electronic Program Guide

• Full Function Infra Red Remote Control

• Full Front Face Display

• Captions & Teletext (Does NOT require Teletext capable TV)

• Signal / Quality Level Indicator

• Time Clock Setting

• 6 Timer Event Settings

• Sleep Timer

• Password Change Option - Parental Lock

• RS232 Port for Software Upgrade

• DVB/T Compliant

• COFDM Demodulation

• Dimensions: W 280mm / H 40mm / D 170mm (case) /

185mm (to end of connectors)

Main Features

Front Panel

Control Functions

1. Power and Standby Mode Button

To switch the Receiver On/OFF and to switch to

‘Standby’ Mode.

2. ON Indicator

3. Signal Received indicator

4. Standby indicator

5. Channel UP/DOWN selector buttons

12 453

Name Connector Function

1 RF OUT To TV Loop Out IEC 169-2 male Aerial Signal Pass Through

2 RS-232C DB-9 Serial Port

3 TV ANT IN Aerial IEC 169-2 female Input from Antenna to Receiver

4 Coaxial SPDIF RCA cinch Digital Audio Output

5 VCR Scart Scart Output to VCR

6 TV Scart Scart Output to TV

7 S-Video Y/C 4 Pin Mini Din S-Video Ouput

8 Video (Yellow) RCA cinch CVBS (Composite) Output

9 Audio R (Red) RCA cinch Right Audio Output

10 Audio L (White) RCA cinch Left Audio Output

11 0/1 Switch Power

12 240V Input Mains Power

Connections

Back Panel

12 3 4 5 6 789101112

On Screen Menu

The Important Buttons

Within this Instruction Manual will be References to

various Buttons on the Remote Control to access

various menus.

These important Buttons are:

1. MENU

To Access the Main Menu

2. EXIT

To move back to previous Menu and Exit Menu

3. SCROLL LEFT Button / SCROLL RIGHT Button

/ SCROLL UP Button/ SCROLL DOWN Button

To access, highlight and select each topic and mode,

within each menu.

The colour buttons provide quick access through the

menu system.

23 33 3 1

1. POWER-STANBY ON/OFF - Switches the Receiver in or out of

Standby Mode

2. SUB - To select Captions Subtitles (when broadcast)

3. TEXT - Enables / Disables Teletext.

4. TV/RAD - Switches between TV and Radio mode

5. BROWSE - Displays the list of programs in memory.

6. MUTE - Sound ON / OFF

7. RCL- Recall Button - Switch between current and previous program

8. CHANNEL - Navigating within the On Screen Display Menus

(OSD) or stepping through the channels

9. OK - To confirm actions in the menu systems.

10. VOL+ & VOL - Navigating within the OSD Menus (left / right)

or for adjusting the volume.

11. MENU - The main menu for setting up the receiver.

12. EXIT - Exits the current On Screen Display page.

13. I INFORMATION - Shows program information

14. AV - Selects TV or Digital TV by changing the status of Pin 8

in the Scart connector

15. EPG–Program Information - Display the EPG (Electronic

Program Guide)

16. PAGE+ & PAGE- for Aspect Ratio - Change the aspect ratio to

your preference: 4:3, 16:9

17. PAUSE - Pauses the picture.

18. AUDIO - Displays all available audio channels

19. FUNCTION - The four coloured buttons are used for

functions in the menus.

20. 0 - 9 NUMERIC - Direct entry of numerical functions for menus

or channel selection

Remote Control Functions

Remote Control

Battery Replacement

How to insert Battery

• Open the cover at the top of the rear side of the

remote control.

• Insert Two AAA type batteries (1.5V) to be aligned

with appropriate +/- polarity.

Accident prevention

• Do not recharge heat or dissemble the battery.

• Do not cross +/- polarities.

• If Remote control is not going to be used for long

periods, remove the batteries.

Range of operation

• The remote control can be detected by the receiver

within an angle of 30 degrees to the left or right.

• The transmission distance of the remote control is

7m in direct line of sight.

• If remote control is not operating correctly,

replace batteries

• Disturbances from peripheral devises might occur.

Ensure that other product which might cause

interference are placed further away from the receiver.

A. CVBS (Composite) via the supplied RCA Lead

Connection Examples

RF IN Video L Audio R Audio

B. Separate S-Video (Y/C) Connector

TV Antenna

RF IN R Audio L Audio S Video

TV Antenna

(Yellow) (White) (Red)

(Red) (White)

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