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MDR-252 - Switchover Help Scheme

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Manual search<br />

This allows you to manually tune the receiver to search for any new<br />

channels that may have been launched.<br />

Use the [0-9] buttons to enter an RF channel number then press [OK] to<br />

search. All channels found are then shown. It will add any new channels it<br />

finds when you press [OK].<br />

Both the automatic and manual searches will replace all the channels<br />

you are currently tuned into and will delete any timers you have set. You<br />

may also lose your parental controls.<br />

7 Service menu<br />

Manufacturer’s details<br />

This allows you to check the software and hardware versions running on<br />

your digital TV receiver.<br />

Signal strength<br />

This allows you to see the signal strength and transmitter region for each<br />

channel. The colour of the bar shows the quality of the signal. If the bar is<br />

Green, the signal is good. If the bar is Red or Yellow, the signal may be too<br />

weak to get acceptable reception. You can use the [P+/-] buttons to move<br />

through the channels.<br />

Reset digital TV receiver<br />

This allows you to reset the digital TV receiver. You will be asked to enter<br />

your PIN to reset the box. (The default PIN is 0000.)<br />

This will replace all the channels you currently have tuned in and will<br />

delete any timers you have set. You may also lose your parental controls.<br />

8 Software upgrade menu<br />

This allows you to search for software updates through your aerial (when<br />

available). As updates are handled automatically by your digital TV<br />

receiver, we do not recommended that you use this option.<br />

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