Smart Electronic Mirage Bedienungsanleitung

Introduction

Dear customer,

Thank you for buying our HDTV cable receiver.

This user manual provides information on

•placement

•installation,

•adjustment

•operation,

•cleaning and disposal of the receiver.

Please carefully read the user manual before

operating the receiver.

We hope you enjoy your receiver.

Your

smart electronic GmbH

Industriestraße 29

78112 St. Georgen

Germany

Service hotline: +49 (0) 7724 9478-555

Telefax: +49 (0) 7724 9478-333

E-mail: service@smart-

electronic.de

All rights, technical changes, errors as well as printing

mistakes reserved. Any reproducing or copying of the

contents requires prior written permission from smart.

Table of Contents

Introduction.....................................................2

Table of Contents...........................................2

1User Information ......................................4

1.1 Use of this Manual 4

1.2 Signs, Symbols, Layout 4

2Product Description.................................5

2.1 Scope of Delivery 5

2.2 Receiver 5

2.2.1 Front Panel.................................5

2.2.2 Rear Panel.................................5

2.3 Remote Control 6

2.4 Save Energy 7

2.5 Guarantee 7

3Safety Instructions...................................7

3.1 Intended Use 7

3.2 Risks in Case of Intended

Use 7

3.3 Location 7

3.4 Handling of Batteries 8

3.5 Notes on Product Liability 8

4Installation of the Receiver .....................8

4.1 Connection Scheme 8

4.2 Connect TV Cable 9

4.3 Connect TV Set 9

4.4 Connect Home Cinema

System 9

4.5 Connect Data Storage 10

4.6 Connecting to a Home

Network 10

4.7 Installing a Smartcard 10

4.8 Connect Power Supply 10

4.9 Insert Batteries of Remote

Control 10

5Basic Operation......................................10

5.1 First Comissioning 10

5.1.1 Switch on Receiver ..................10

5.1.2 Upgrade of the Receiver

Software...................................10

5.1.3 Welcome..................................11

5.1.4 Auto Scan.................................12

5.2 Select Operation Mode 12

5.3 Call/Leave Menu 13

5.4 Menu Navigation 13

Table of Contents

5.5 Parental Lock 13

5.6 Set Time 14

5.7 Watching TV 14

5.7.1 Direct Channel Selection..........14

5.7.2 Channel Selection via

Selection Window.....................15

5.7.3 Channel Selection via Search

Function....................................16

5.7.4 Channel Information.................17

5.7.5 Recall .......................................18

5.7.6 EPG..........................................18

5.7.7 Audio Settings..........................19

5.7.8 Teletext.....................................19

5.7.9 Subtitles....................................20

5.7.10 Aspect Mode ............................20

5.7.11 Video Resolution......................20

5.7.12 Sleep Timer..............................21

5.7.13 CA Smartcard...........................21

6Media Player ...........................................21

6.1 Music 22

6.1.1 Playback...................................22

6.1.2 Playlist......................................22

6.1.3 Edit Audio Files ........................22

6.1.4 Sort Audio Files........................23

6.1.5 Playback Mode.........................23

6.2 Images 23

6.2.1 Configure a Slide Show............23

6.2.2 Showing all Images in the

Current Directory......................23

6.3 Video 23

6.3.1 Playback Video.........................23

6.3.2 Edit Video Files ........................24

6.3.3 Sorting Videos..........................24

7IP Functions............................................24

7.1 YouTube 24

7.2 Web Radio 24

7.3 Web News 24

7.4 Weather Forecast 24

8smartSTREAM - BOX2IP........................25

8.1 Preparation of the Devices 25

8.1.1 Receiver...................................25

8.1.2 Mobile Device - PC...................25

8.2 Operation 26

8.2.1 Live-TV on your TV Set ........... 26

8.2.2 smartSTREAM Mode

(BOX2IP Mode) ....................... 26

8.2.3 HDTV Streaming...................... 27

9Extended Settings and Functions........ 27

9.1 Channel Search 27

9.1.1 Automatic Channel Scan ......... 27

9.1.2 Manual Channel Scan ............. 27

9.2 RASS 28

9.3 TV Channel List / Radio

Channel List 28

9.3.1 Add Channel to Favorites........ 28

9.3.2 Provide Channels with

Password Protection (Lock

Against Unauthorized

Access).................................... 29

9.3.3 Skip Channels when

Switching from Channel to

Channel (Zapping)................... 29

9.3.4 Move Channels to Another

Channel Position:..................... 29

9.3.5 Rename Channels................... 29

9.3.6 Delete Individual Channels

from Channel List..................... 30

9.3.7 Delete All Channels................. 30

9.4 Rename Favorite Lists 30

9.5 Display Setting 30

9.6 Language Setting 31

9.7 Format of the Video Signal at

the SCART Output 31

9.8 Digital Audio Out 31

9.9 SmartLink (CEC) 31

9.10 Timer 31

9.11 OSD Setting 32

9.11.1 Undertext Display .................... 32

9.11.2 Hide OSD................................. 32

9.11.3 OSD Transparency.................. 32

9.12 Automatic Standby Function 33

9.13 Simultaneous Playback of

Picture and Sound 33

9.14 ANT IN / OUT Loop Through

(Loop Standby) 33

9.15 Software Version 33

9.16 Factory Settings 33

10 Cleaning.................................................. 34

Table of Contents

11 Transport and Decommissioning .........34

12 Troubleshooting .....................................35

13 Disposal...................................................36

14 Technical Data ........................................37

14.1 General Information 37

14.2 Remote Control 37

14.3 Mains Adapter 37

14.4 Connections 37

14.5 Temperature 37

14.6 Dimensions and Weight 37

15 Declaration of Conformity.....................37

Index..............................................................38

1User Information

1.1 Use of this Manual

•Please carefully read this user manual

before operating the device for the first

time.

•Please note all warnings and notes includ-

ed in this user manual.

•Consider this user manual to be an integral

part of the product, and store it at a well

accessible location.

•This user manual should also be enclosed

when handing over the device to a third

party.

•In case of loss or if you want to check new

functions, the most current version of the

user manual can be downloaded from the

internet page which is mentioned on the

extension page (menu item service).

•The software is still being further devel-

oped even after your purchase of the de-

vice. Thus, it may be possible that certain

operation steps do not fully correspond to

the user manual.

1.2 Signs, Symbols, Layout

Symbol/layout

Meaning

WARNING

Danger due to electric

shock with possible severe

bodily injury

CAUTION

Warning of possible physi-

cal damage



NOTE

Useful information and

hints



You are requested to per-

form an action.

Perform these steps in the

stated order.



List

italics

The various possibilities of

settings as well as image

captions are stated in

ital-

ics

bold

The designations of keys

are printed in bold letters.

bold & italics

Menu windows and menu

items (that often include

further hidden menu items

or direct settings) are print-

ed in

bold & italic

type

Product Description

2Product Description

2.1 Scope of Delivery

•HDTV cable receiver

•remote control

•2 batteries (AAA) for remote control

•user manual

2.2 Receiver

2.2.1 Front Panel

No.

Description

Display

4-digit display

2 LED red

Standby LED, lights if the

receiver is in Standby

mode.

CA-PORT

Conax smartcard reader

4 STANDBY

Switch between standby /

normal operation

5 PR-

Channel down / down-

navigation in menu

6 PR+

Channel up / up-navigation

in menu

7 LED green

Signal-LED, lights after if a

video signal is routed to the

TV set.

2.2.2 Rear Panel

No.

Description

1 USB

First connection for external

USB data storage

AUDIO

OUT (R)

Analog audio signal right

AUDIO

OUT (L)

Analog audio signal left

SERVICE

RS232 socket

ETHERNET

Network socket RJ45

6 ANT OUT

Loop-through cable signal

for connection of further

receivers, a video cassette

recorder or a TV device

7 ANT IN

Connection for TV cable

(DVB-C

)

8 TV

SCART connection for TV

device (analog)

HDMI

Digital audio and video out

DIGITAL

AUDIO

Digital RCA audio out

(SPDIF)

USB

Second connection for

external USB data storage

ON / OFF

Power switch (On/Off)

1DVB-C = Standard for transmission of digital TV and

radio broadcasting programs in the cable network.

This includes both programs of public and private

broadcasting. Depending on cable network provider,

receiving of programs of private stations can be

subject to payment of a fee.

2High Definition Multimedia Interface; interface for

fully digital transmission of audio and video data.

Product Description

2.3 Remote Control

No.

Key

Description

V-MODE

Switch aspect mode

Switch between operational

and standby mode.

AUDIO

Selection of audio format

IPTV

Not Used

1 - 9

Direct channel selection

6 0

Select playback format of

media player

FIND

Call of channel search function

PR+

Channel + or up-navigation in

PR-

Channel - or down-navigation

in menu

No.

Key

Description

Volume + or menu navigation

to the right

Volume -or menu navigation

to the left

OK/LIST

Display channel list / confirm

menu item

9 EPG

Call of EPG (Electronic Pro-

gram Guide)

INFO

Display information on current

channel

Not used

Play (media player)

Fast rewinding

Fast forwarding

Red function key

Green function key

Mute

BOX2IP

Call of Box2IP mode

TV/RADIO

Switch between TV and radio

mode

PAGE+

10 entries up in menu / chan-

nel list

PAGE-

10 entries down in menu /

channel list

PR

Switch of previously selected

channels

FAV

Call list of favorites

Call main menu

EXIT

Exit menu or menu item

TXT

Display / hide teletext

Stop playback

Pause playback

Slow forwarding – slow motion

Slow rewinding

Blue function key

Yellow function key

Safety Instructions

2.4 Save Energy

The receiver is equipped with particularly

energy-saving electric and electronic compo-

nents. Furthermore, a sophisticated energy

management helps to save energy:

Thus, energy consumption during Save Energy

Standby Mode is reduced to less than

0.5 Watt!

2.5 Guarantee

The warranty of the HDTV cable receiver of

smart electronic GmbH corresponds to the

legal regulations at the time of purchase.

3Safety Instructions

3.1 Intended Use

The HDTV cable receiver is intended for private

receiving of encrypted and unencrypted digital

cable television (DVB-C). It is exclusively in-

tended for such purpose and must be used

exclusively for such purpose.

Any other use is deemed to be unintended use.

3.2 Risks in Case of Intended Use

CAU-

TION!

Humidity, wrong mains volt-

age and/or wrong mains fre-

quency, lightning stroke or

mechanical overload may

cause malfunction of or dam-

age to the device.

Ensure that the receiver (in

particular the mains plug)

and the remote control are

not exposed to any humidi-

ty. Example: Do not place

filled flower vases or similar

onto the receiver.

Only connect the receiver to

175…250 V ~, 50/60 Hz.

Disconnect mains plug in

case of thunderstorms or

malfunction.

Do not place heavy items

onto the receiver.

Do not bend or squeeze the

cable.

WARNING!

Risk of electric shock when

contacting mains voltage.

Damage to housing, mains

cable or improper repair

may result in contact to

mains voltage.

Do not place heavy items

onto the receiver.

Do not bend or squeeze the

cable.

Repairs of plug, cable or

receiver should only be per-

formed by qualified special-

ists.

3.3 Location

Place the receiver onto a solid and level

surface.

Installation of the Receiver

Protect the receiver from humidity, heat,

dust and dirt.

Do not place items filled with liquid, e.g.

flower vases, onto the receiver.

Protect the receiver from dripping and

splash water.

Do not place burning items, e.g. burning

candles, onto the receiver.

Ensure sufficient ventilation (ventilation

slots must not be blocked): the receiver

should have a distance of at least five cen-

timeters to its surrounding elements on all

sides.

Ensure that the ventilation openings are

not covered by objects such as newspa-

pers, table cloths, curtains etc.

Only operate the receiver in moderate

climate (not in tropical climate).

Place the receiver so that the mains plug

can be disconnected at any time, corre-

spondingly disconnecting the device from

the mains.



If the device is transported from

cold to hot environment, then

condensing humidity may build

up in the device.

Do not connect the device, but

leave it switched-off for some

hours.

3.4 Handling of Batteries

•Batteries should always be out of chil-

dren's reach.

•Leaking batteries cause damage to the

environment and the remote control.

•Batteries should not be exposed to ex-

treme heat, e.g. sunlight, fire etc.

Dispose of the batteries in accordance with

the applicable legal regulations (see chap-

ter Disposal, page 36).

3.5 Notes on Product Liability

In the following cases, the intended protection

of the device may be limited. Then, liability

regarding function of the device correspond-

ingly passes over to the operator:

•The device is not used in accordance with

the user manual.

•The device is used out of the field of appli-

cation as described above.

•The operator performs unauthorized

changes of the device.

4Installation of the Receiver

CAUTION!



First connect the receiver

to the cable connection

and any other devices be-

fore connecting the mains

plug to the power outlet.



Please also note the user

manuals of the other de-

vices.

4.1 Connection Scheme

default connection

optional connection

Home network

Installation of the Receiver

4.2 Connect TV Cable

Connect the TV cable to the receiver con-

nection ANT IN.

Further receivers can be connected at the

connection ANT OUT. The signal is looped

through from input ANT IN.

4.3 Connect TV Set

As stated in the connection scheme, the re-

ceiver offers various possibilities to connect TV

set and receiver. The possibilities applicable to

you depend on the connection possibilities of

your TV set.



If your receiver is in sleep mode

(deep standby) or the device was

disconnected from power (via pow-

er switch or by pulling the plug),

there is no or just a weakened signal

at ANT OUT.

The TV set provides

of an HDMI connec-

tion:

The TV set does not

provide of an HDMI

connection:

Connect TV set

and receiver by

using an HDMI

cable.

Connect TV set

and receiver by

using a SCART

cable.



If your TV set offers both possi-

bilities then always choose con-

nection via HDMI cable.

This ensures best possible au-

dio and video quality with digital

signals.

4.4 Connect Home Cinema System

To improve audio playback, you can connect

to the receiver - additionally to the TV set - also

a multichannel home cinema system or a hi-fi

system. There are various possibilities for

connection. Your type of connection depends

on the connection possibilities of your home

cinema system.

Your home cinema system

is able to loop through an

HDMI signal, i.e. HDMI

connection for receiver

and HDMI connection for

TV set.

Receiver

TV set

Connect the home cine-

ma system and the re-

ceiver by using an HDMI

cable as well as home

cinema system and TV

set by using an HDMI ca-

ble.

Your home cinema system

can process digital audio

data – connection for digital

data is present.

DIGITAL

AUDIO

Connect home cinema

system and receiver by us-

ing an RCA cable.

Your home cinema system

cannot

process digital

audio data – no connec-

tions for digital data pre-

sent

Connect the home cine-

ma system and the re-

ceiver by using a 2-pole

RCA cable (stereo).

Basic Operation



If your home cinema system (hi-

fi system) supports HDMI con-

nection, then use such connec-

tion.

This ensures best possible

audio and video quality with

digital signals.

4.5 Connect Data Storage

Connect a data storage device (USB stick

or hard drive with USB connection) at the

USB connector to be able to access

MPEG, MP3, JPG or other media data files.

You can connect respectively one data

storage to each of the two connectors.

4.6 Connecting to a Home Network

In order to connect the receiver to the

internet (www) or to a home network, con-

nect the receiver’s ETHERNET socket with

a network cable to the appropriate inter-

face of your home network.



See section 8.1.1 on page 25 to

learn how to configure a wired

LAN.

4.7 Installing a Smartcard

If you want to watch scrambled programs,

put a Conax smartcard into the Conditional

Access (CA) slot at the receiver’s rear pan-

el.



For more info about smartcard see

section

CA Smartcard

4.8 Connect Power Supply

When all devices are properly connected to

the receiver you can connect the mains

plug to the power outlet.

4.9 Insert Batteries of Remote Control

This describes the steps for inserting new

batteries of the remote control or for replac-

ing empty batteries:

1. Open the battery compartment on the

bottom side of the remote control. Remove

the cover of the battery compartment.

2. Place the two batteries 1.5 V (type: AAA).

Ensure correct polarity!

3. Close the battery compartment





Replace the batteries if certain

remote control functions are not

performed any more or are per-

formed incorrectly.

When replacing batteries, al-

ways ensure that all batteries

are replaced.

5Basic Operation

This chapter describes the required steps to be

able to use the offer of radio and TV channels

provided via wide-band cable2F

5.1 First Comissioning

5.1.1 Switch on Receiver

1. Switch on all connected devices.

2. Ensure that the correct AV input is selected

at the TV set (i.e. that the signals from the

receiver are displayed).

3. Ensure that the correct audio input is

selected at the connected home cinema or

hi-fi system.

4. Switch on the receiver by using the power

switch (on the rear panel of housing) (I,

ON).

5.1.2 Upgrade of the Receiver Software

The operation software of your receiver will be

updated via the USB port.

3The radio and TV programs available via wide-band

cable depend on your respective cable network

provider.

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