Fbf184f6ArivaT55 Manual en v1 06

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Ariva T55

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WARNING !!!

Ferguson receivers support recording on external hard disk drives (HDDs) and flashmemories (pendrives). n all instances! the correct operation of the recording functiondepends on the t"pe of connected memor"# $ou must read the follo%ing limitations.

REMEMBER:&. n order to use an external U' memor"! the memor" must support the U'.* standard. To ensure sta+le recording and pla"+ack! you must use amemory with a recording speed of 9 MB"s or greater. 'lo%er hard diskdrives and flash memories ma" not function properl"! have pro+lems %ithrecording (image ,itter)! or not function at all###

. -nl" disks %ith one +asic TF' or FAT/ partition (%e recommend using theTF' format) %ill function properl". f "ou do not have such a format! preparethe disk on "our computer +efore connecting it to the receiver.

/. Highl" fragmented or used memories ma" also not operate smoothl" orcorrectl".

0. 1xternal hard disk drives should +e autonomousl" po%ered! since the +uilt2inU' port is una+le to provide sufficient po%er.

#A$%I&N&. Under no circumstances should "ou disconnect the U' device from the receiver duringrecording or pla"+ack. Disconnecting during operation ma" cause damage to the receiver and3orflash memor"! and to the recorded data.

. Do not touch the %orking device (and in particular the U' connector) %ith %et hands. 4iskof electric shock and permanent damage to the receiver#


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Table of contents

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'A(E%) MEA'$RE'

6e reEuest that "ou read the instruction manual and recommendations set for%ard therein.Also remem+er to correctl" position the satellite antenna#

n order to avoid an electric shock! never open the housing. Damage to the%arrant" seal shall void the %arrant".

Disconnect the device from the mains during thunderstorms or %hen it is not to+e used for an extended period of time.


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AB&$% %,E IN'%R$#%I&N MAN$A+

Ferguson has made ever" effort to provide the most current information a+out its products.Ferguson does not grant an" guarantee as to the contents of the present instruction manual anddisclaims an" implied guarantees concerning market value or suita+ilit" for specific purposes.The information contained herein is an instruction intended to ena+le the correct usage andmaintenance of the receiver.

Ferguson reserves itself the right to introduce amendments! changes or translations of theinstruction manual %ithout prior notification thereof. For this reason! %e recommend "ouregularl" visit our %e+site in order to o+tain the latest information.

MAR-ING' AN* 'IGN' A..+IE* %& %,E RE#EI/ER

*igita0 signa0 transmission 0ogo

This logo informs that the receiver conforms to the Digital =ideo roadcastingstandards.

Ris1 of e0ectric shoc1 2 do not open

This notice %arns the user not to open the receiver housing. The housing ma" +eopened solel" +" authorised service technicians.

#E 0ogo

This mark tells "ou that the device is follo%ing the provisions of 8ouncil Directive**03&*?318 on the approximation of the la%s of the em+er 'tates relating tothe electromagnetic compati+ilit" and the provisions of 8ouncil Directive**93@5318 and @/39?3118 on the approximation of the la%s of the em+er'tates relating to lo% voltage and electrical safet".

*ou30e insu0ation 0ogo

This logo informs that the receiver is an electricall" safe device! provided that it isused in accordance %ith the recommendations set for%ard in the chapterconcerning safet".

%a1e an acti4e part in protecting the natura0 en4ironment!

• $our device is made from materials that can +e processed or rec"cled.

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To this end! "ou should deliver it to a designated collection point.

%he Ro,' mar1This mark tells "ou that the device is follo%ing The Directive on the 4estriction ofthe Use of 8ertain Haardous 'u+stances in 1lectrical and 1lectronic 1Euipment*&&39531U (commonl" referred to as the 4estriction of Haardous 'u+stancesDirective or 4oH')

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BA'I# IN(&RMA%I&N AB&$% %,E RE#EI/ER

5 Main features

✔ 4eception of high definition channels

✔ 'caling of *p! &*?*i or &*?*p

✔ Availa+ilit" of ? programma+le timers

✔ 'eparate lists of favourite! T= and 4adio channels

✔ uick channel search function (uickFind)

✔ Teletext and on2screen captions

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Remote contro0

Due to the standardiation of Ferguson eEuipment! the ma,orit" of these devices use the sameremote control unit! i.e. 48U2**. This means that not all ke"s are used +" this eEuipmentmodel##

.&WER Turns the receiver on and sets it in stand+" mode.

M$%E '%itches the sound on and off.

BA#- 4eturns to the previousl" displa"ed channel.

E.G Displa"s the electronic programme guide.

MEN$ Displa"s the main menu on2screen.

&.% 8hanges the image resolution. The follo%ing resolutions are availa+leG 5>9i! 5>9p!>*p! &*?*i! &*?*p.

$'B"./R Displa"s the U' menu! if a U' memor" device has +een connected.

(A/ Displa"s a selection of favorite channel lists.

/&+ /&+; Used to change the volume level (lo%er! higher).

#, #,; '%itches to the next or previous channel.

IN(& Displa"s information a+out the current programme.

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5 Insta00ation of 3atteries

4emove the cover of the +atter" compartment on the rear panel of the remote control unitJslide it do%n%ards and put it aside. nsert t%o AAA (4*/) +atteries into the compartment!o+serving the indicated polarit". *o not mi7 o0d and new 3atteries= or 3atteries ofdifferent types 4eplace the +atter" compartment cover. 'lide it up%ards until it locks in place.

> (ront pane0

? Rear pane0

AN% IN: nput of the concentric ca+le from the antenna.+&&. &$%: -utput signal to another receiver. t is not 4F2out.,*MI: Digital image and sound output.'.*I( @#&A


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#onnecting an aeria0

n order to check the correctness of connection of external eEuipment! for example a terrestrialantenna! read the installation manual or hire a professional technician#

;ood reception is conditional on the precise placement of theantenna. 1ven the +est antenna %ill cause reception pro+lems if it is

incorrectl" ad,usted. 1ven slight placement errors ma" renderreception impossi+le or considera+l" impair image3sound Eualit".efore installation make sure that the location is suita+le. Theproper direction ma" +e initiall" determined +" making acomparison %ith other antennas. There should +e no o+,ectsdirectl" in front of the antenna! for these ma" +lock the signal fromreaching the +o%l# -nce "ou select an optimal location for theantenna! fix and ad,ust it initiall"! and then proceed to a precisead,ustment. 1ach antenna is fitted %ith regulating scre%s that makeit possi+le to correct its vertical and horiontal placement.

Ad,usting is some%hat more difficult in the case of digital tuners. $ou cannot performad,ustments on the +asis of the image! +ecause this appears %ith a certain dela". 6hat is more!

the indicators availa+le in the settings menu also act %ith a dela"! and therefore ad,ustmentma" take considera+le time and +e ver" imprecise. An antenna signal meter %ill +eindispensa+le for setting up the antenna. The meter must +e connected to the antenna ca+le+et%een the antenna and the receiver. 6e strongl" recommend hiring a professional technician#

C #onnecting the recei4er

The follo%ing illustrations sho% ca+le connections for a television and other devices connected%ith the receiver. f "ou reEuire an" assistance in connecting individual devices! contact "ourlocal technician. efore connecting or altering ca+ling! disconnect the receiver from themains ###

C5 #onnection 3y means of an ,*MI ca30e @recommended

&. 8onnect the antenna to the AT socket of the receiver.

. 8onnect the HD to the receiver out and the television in.

8onnection +" means of an HD ca+le allo%s "ou to o+tain the highest image Eualit".

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f "ou have an amplifier %ith an HD out and in! %hich supports sound sent over HD!connect the devices +" t%o HD ca+les. As in the follo%ing figureG one ca+le to theamplifier! and the other from the amplifier to the television set.

C6 #onnection 3y means of '#AR% ca30es

&. 8onnect the antenna to the AT socket of the receiver.

.8onnect the television to the port in accordance %ith the description. 6e recommendusing shielded '8A4T ca+les.

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C8 #onnection of an audio system

Digital sound (including surround sound! if +roadcast) ma" +e o+tained through socketGelectrical ('


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C> #onnection of another recei4er

Another receiver ma" +e connected through the 7--< socket.

N&%E

7--< is the onl" signal loop2through. This is not a modulator! so the receiver %ill not let go ofthe image decoding (D=2T and U') in the form of an analog signal on this connector.

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(IR'% '%E.'

&. nsert the plug of the receiver and other additional devices to a %all socket.. 'elect A= signal source of "our television set./. n order to %atch channels! "ou should use channel search function.

Note: check all of the connections, i.e. antenna cables, audio and video signal cables,before connecting the receiver to the mains!

IN(&RMA%I&N AB&$% %,E $'ER MEN$

The user interface allo%s "ou to use numerous settings and receiver functions. 'ome +uttons onthe remote control unit ena+le direct access to functions of the device. 8ertain of these +uttonshave +een descri+ed! for example 1


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5 Main menu


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556 Manua0 'earch

There are t%o search options manuall". 8hoose the right depending on %hether %e kno% thechannel or freEuenc" %ith %hich it is assigned a channel search.

558 +anguage

This menu is used to define the language in %hich the receiverKs menu is displa"ed. Thepreferred and second language options refer to audio soundtracks. f a given channel supportsmore than one audio soundtrack! the receiver %ill +" default search for soundtracks in theselected languages in this order. The language of su+titled B as in the case of audiosoundtracks! this determines the language of su+titles to +e used! provided that such su+titlesare availa+le and active.

enu2 nstallation -'D 7anguage→

enu2 -ption 'u+title 7anguage enu2 -ption Audio 7anguage→ →

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55 +oca0 time settings

This menu is used to set the time and date. The receiver can automaticall" do%nload the timeand date from the satellite (recommended)! or "ou ma" set the time and date manuall". f "ouare using ;T! "ou should select the correct time shift value (for example L& hour for


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56 %/ 'ystem

This menu is used to set the image parameters. A+ove all! "ou should determine the resolutionof the image sent over the HD connection. 'elect the highest possi+le resolution supported +""our HD television set in order to o+tain the +est image Eualit".

Aspect ratioenu2 '"stem Aspect ratio→

Reso0ution

enu2 '"stem 4esolution→

f "ou are using a '8A4T connection! then for the ma,orit" ofolder television sets %e recommend setting the video out to8='. f "our television supports 4;! then activate thisoption in order to o+tain +etter image Eualit" over the '8A4T

connection.

Additionall"! in this menu "ou can choose the format in %hich the receiver %ill send sound overthe digital connections. 6e recommend using


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565 .arenta0 0oc1

n this menu "ou ma" specif" %hether the receiver is to use a parental +lock or not. n addition!"ou can turn on or off the pass%ord protection function for selected menu options and changethe default pass%ord. The default pass%ord is four erosG .

566 &'* settings

n this menu "ou can define the transparenc" of the menu to suit "our preference.

enu2 '"stem Transparenc"→

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58 %oo0s

585 #a0endar

This option displa"s a simple calendar.

586 'chedu0e

This option displa"s a list of scheduled events and set timers.

588 Games

The receiver has factor"2installed gamesG• Tetris (classic arranging of successive levels using +locks of various shapes).• 'udo (the game consists in completing diagrams %ith num+ers from & to @ in such a %a"

that each column and each line contains each num+er from & to @).• other games oxan! 'nakes! ;o+ang! Nigsa%! 4eversi! '%eeping! lack Nack! all.

58 Informationn this menu "ou can o+tain detailed information a+out "our soft%are version.

enu2 Tools nformation→

58> (actory settings

n this menu "ou can restore the default settings of the receiver.

Note: Restoration of default settings results in the removal of all user settings and therecall of a default channel list in some cases, no channel list will be available. llchanges introduced by the user, including the channel list and configuration of satelliteantenna settings, will be removed!!!

enu2 Tools Factor" settings


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58? $pgrade 3y $'B

This menu is used to update the receiver. The latest soft%are is availa+le on the manufacturerKs%e+site. The do%nloaded file needs to +e unpacked and recorded to an external U' memor"device. ext! select it and press start in order to commence the update.

enu2 Tools U' upgrade→

58 $pgrade 3y &%A

This function is used to update receiver +" -TA directl" from the operator signal . This feature%ill onl" %ork if the operator %ill make it availa+le and give the specific parameters of theupdate.

enu2 Tools -TA upgrade choose the upgrade values→ →

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5> ./R ; recording configuration

5>5 Recordings

enu2 U' ultimedia 6 'torage info

This menu displa"s +asic information a+out the connected U' memor" device.

enu2U' Usta%ienia


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5>8 %ime'hift

n this menu "ou can adapt preferences concerning recording to an external U' memor"device. n the first option "ou decide %hether "ou %ant to use the time shift option. This modemakes it possi+le to stop the current transmission at an" moment +" pressing the .A$'E+utton and resume it after a +reak +" pressing the .+A) +utton.

enu2 U' %imer settingsThis menu serves to programme different events. 1vents ena+le the automatic s%itching on andoff of the receiver to a previousl" planned programme.

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enu Tools 'chedule→ → red 48U +utton to add the timer event

n next steps please set the start time and the duration. > Media .0ayer

The receiver is eEuipped %ith a simple multimedia pla"er. $ou can use it to listen to music!%atch photographs and films for example mkv or avi.

There are a fe% additional functions that can +e operated +"means of the functional ke"s descri+ed in the lo%er part of thescreen.

"hen viewing photographs, you may listen to music. #o this end, activate the playback ofmusic files and pass to the photograph tab using the EXIT button.

.0aya30e #ontentG

File '"stemsG• FAT (FAT&9 and FAT/)• TF'

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5? Edit channe0s

5?5 %/ channe0s 0ist

enu2


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How do I delete a channel?


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How do I change a channel name?


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5?8 (a4orite

The receiver allo%s "ou to define different groups of favourite channels. n this menu "ou canchange the names of all of them.

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5 Basic functions supported 3y the remote contro0

55 E.G

This function displa"s a programme guide. The contents ofcurrent! future and detailed information depend on %hat a

given station +roadcasts.

Having selected a programme! "ou can use the timer function(&- +utton) to automaticall" plan the vie%ing or recording ofa given programme.

56 (IN*

The (IN* +utton calls up the Euick channel search function.1nter successive letters +" choosing them one +" one. Theresults list is updated after each successive letter is added.


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5 A$*I&

The green audio +utton displa"s a %indo% %ith availa+leaudio soundtracks. $ou can select an" of the +roadcastsoundtracks. '$B%I%+E

The "ello% +utton displa"s a %indo% %ith availa+le on2screencaptions 3su+titles. $ou can select an" of the +roadcast

su+titles. f su+titles for a given language have +een activatedin the menu! these %ill +e marked as default on the list. $oucan! ho%ever! select an" of the +roadcast su+titles. :eep inmind that the availa+ilit" of su+titles and the %a" in %hichthe" are displa"ed depends on the +roadcaster#

This function is also availa+le %hen pla"ing +ack a recording.

5? RE# 2 recording

#his function is available only when an e$ternal %&' memory device is correctly connected!!!

&. 'elect a channel and press the RE# Q +utton. The presentchannel %ill no% +e recorded.

. f "ou press the RE# +utton again! a list of options %ill +edispla"ed! %here "ou can determine the duration of therecording (+" default! this is hours).

/. n order to terminate recording! press the '%&. +utton andconfirm "our decision.

(eep in mind that during recording, the information bar may be hidden by means of the

EXIT button. In order to restore the bar, press REC again.

Browsing through a recording ; during recording

&. The contents of a recording are availa+le for +ro%sing in the course of recording.

. Use the (ast forward and Rewind +uttons to navigate %ithin a current recording and pressthe .+A) +utton in order to start vie%ing from a selected moment.

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SEMI-TWIN TUNE

The receiver is eEuipped %ith a so2called '12T6 TU14J during recording! this functionallo%s "ou to %atch a different channel +roadcast on the same freEuenc".

&. 6hen recording a channel! press &- in order to displa"a list of channels availa+le from this transponder.

. $ou can stop recording at an" time +" pressing the'%&. +utton.

5 .A$'E 2 time shift

#his function is available only when an e$ternal %&' memory device is correctly connected!!!

The time shift mode allo%s the user to control the television +roadcast +" IpausingI and thenresuming it from the same point. From the moment "ou s%itch on the time shift mode! theFerguson receiver %ill constantl" record the signal from the satellite in a +uffer. The +uffer iscreated automaticall" on the external U' memor" device.

.ausing the te0e4ision 3roadcast

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'cro00ing the contents of the time shift 3uffer @p0ay3ac1 of an ear0ier te0e4ision3roadcast

&. '%itch on the time shift mode +" pressing .A$'E.

. The contents of the time shift +uffer can no% +e scrolledthrough.

/. Use the Fast for%ard and 4e%ind +uttons to navigatethrough the time shift +uffer and press .+A) in order to startpla"+ack.

'witching off the time shift mode

'%itch off the time shift mode +" means of the '%&. +utton.

(eep in mind* when no e$ternal memory device is connected to the %&' port, the PAUSEbutton is used to temporarily pause the image, i.e. free+e-frame.

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A%%A#,MEN% A 2 G+&''AR) &( %ERM'

*/B2% the Digital =ideo roadcastingstandard that defines modulation and errorcorrection in terrestrial transmissions. 9 lines(* horiontal lines.

Aspect ratioG The ratio of vertical andhoriontal sies of a displa"ed image. Thehoriontal vs. vertical ratio of conventionalT=s is 0G/! and that of %idescreens is &9G@.

D.EGG A ver" common digital still pictureformat. A still2picture data compression

s"stem proposed +" the Noint


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