5390 With Supp PDF

SRT-5390
FREE-TO-AIR
DIGITAL TERRESTRIAL PVR RECEIVER
USER’S MANUAL
5390
STRONG & Co. (FAR EAST), LTD.

P. O. Box : 85, YOKOHAMA, KANAGAWA-KEN
JAPAN 231-91 - FAX : +81 45 662-4957
Website : www.strong-technologies.com
E-mail : tech@strong-technologies.com
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CLOSE TO THE POINT OF CABLE ENTRY AS
PRACTICAL.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

All the safety and operating instructions should be read Do not use this product near water - for example, near a
before the product is operated. bath tub, wash bowl, kitchen sink or laundry tub; in a
The safety and operating instructions should be wet basement; or near swimming pool; and the like.
retained for future reference. Do not place this product on an unstable cart, stand,
All warnings on the product and in the operating tripod, bracket, or table, The product may fall, causing
instructions should be adhered to. serious injury to a child or an adult and serious damage
All operating and using instructions should be followed. to the product. Use only with a cart, stand, tripod,
bracket, or table recommended by the manufacturer, or
Unplug this product from the wall outlet before sold with the product. Any mounting of the product
cleaning. should follow the manufacturer’s instructions, and
Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners, Use should use a mounting accessory recommended by the
damp cloth for cleaning. manufacturer.
Do not use attachments not recommended by the
product manufacturer as they may cause hazards.
A product and cart combination should be moved with care. Quick stops, excessive forces
and uneven surfaces may cause the product and cart combination to overturn.
Slots and openings in the cabinet are provided for ventilation and to ensure reliable operation of the product and to protect
it from overheating, and these openings must not be blocked or covered. The openings should never be blocked by placing
the product on a bed, sofa, rug, or other similar surface. The openings should not be placed in a built-in installation such as
a bookcase or rack unless proper ventilation is provided or the manufacturer's instructions have been adhered to.
This product should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label. If you are not sure of
the type of power supply to your home, consult your product dealer or local power company. For porducts intended to
operate from battery power, or other sources, refer to the operating instructions.
This product may be equipped with a polarized alternating-current line plug(a plug having one blade wider than the other).
This plug will fit into the power outlet only one way. This is a safety feature. If you are unable to insert the plug fully into the
outlet, try reversing the plug. If the plug should still fail to fit, contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet. Do
not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized plug.
Power supply cord should be routed so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or against
them, paying particular attention to cords at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the
product.
If an outside antenna or clable system is connected to the product, be sure the antenna or cable system is grounded so as
to porvide some protection against voltage surges and built-up static charges. Article 810 of the National Electrical Code,
ANSI/NFPA 70, provides information with regard to proper grounding of the mest and supporting structure, gorunding of
the lead-in wire to an antenna discharge unit, size of grounding conductors, location of antenna-discharge unit, connection
to grounding electrodes, and requirements for the grounding electrode.
For added protedtion for this product during a lighting storm, or when it is left unattecded and unused for long periods of
time, unplug it from the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna or cable system. This will prevent damage to the product
due to lightning and power-line surges.
An outside antenna system should not be located in the vicinity of overhead power lines or other electric light or power
circuits, or where it can fall into such power lines or circuits. When installing an outside antenna system, extreme care
should be tacken to keep from touching such power lines or circuits as contact with them might be fatal.
Do not overload wall outlets, extension cords, or integral convenience receptacles as this can result in a risk of fire or
electric shock.
Never push any kinds of objects into this product through openings as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short-
out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock. Never spill any kind of liquid on the product.
Unplug this product from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions:
When the power supply cord or plug is damaged.
If liquid has been spilled, or objects have fallen into the product.
If the product has been exposed to rain to water. If the product does not operate normally by following the operating
instructions. Adjust only those controls that are covered by the operating instructions as an improper adjustment of other
controls may result in damage and will often require extensive work by a qulaified technician to restore the product to its
normal operation.
If the product has been dropped or damaged in any way.
When the product exhibits a distinct change in performance - this indicates a need for service.
When replacement parts are required, be sure the service technician has used replacement part specified by the
manufacturer or have the same characteristics as the original part. Unauthorized subsitutions may result in fire, electric
shock, or other hazards.
Upon completion of any service or repair to this product, ask the service technician to perform safety checks to determine
that the product is in proper operating condition.
The product should be situated away from heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other
products(including amplifiers) that produce heat.
11. Introduction 2
1.1 Overview
1.2 Main Features
12. Safety/Precautions 3
2.1 Safety
2.2 Precautions
3. Check Point before Use 5
3.1 Accessories
14. Controls/Functions 6
4.1 Front Panel
4.2 Rear Panel
4.3 Remote Control unit
15. Using Remote Control unit 11
5.1 Batteries
5.2 Range Of Operation
16. How to Connect 13
17. Operation 16
7.1 Getting Started
7.2 Channel Editing
7.3 System Parameters
7.4 Manual Scan
7.5 Factory Set
7.6 Software Download
7.7 Other Function on Remote Control unit
18. Hard Disk Operation 68
8.1 Recording
8.2 Playing
8.3 Delete Programs
8.4 Lock Programs
8.5 Skip Play
8.6 Split Operation
8.7 Trick Play Controls without OSD
8.8 Direct Recoding & Pause
19. Trouble Shooting 83
10. Specifications 84
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This terrestrial receiver is designed for giving you the opportunity to enjoy digital
broadcasting. This receiver is a technical masterpiece, assembled with the highest
qualified electronic parts.
Fully compliant with MPEG-2 and DVB standards
User friendly operating Menu and On-Screen Graphic Menu
Easy to use EPG(Electronic Program Guide) on screen
Age protection lock function
Manual PID control
Software downloading via RS-232C connector
Tele-text encoding
Hard Disk Functions
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Be sure to read the user's manual before Do not touch the power cord with wet hands
starting the operation of the unit. as it may cause electric shock.
Never open the cover. It is very dangerous to Place the unit in a well ventilated and no-
touch the inside of the unit due to possible heat environment.
electric shock.
When you do not use this unit for a long time, A professional installation is required.
make sure that power cord is pulled out from If reception is interrupted, contact your
the outlet. Also do not use a damaged local service centre.
power cord as it may cause fire or electric
shock.
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When installing the unit
Install the unit horizontally. An uneven Do not put heavy items such as a TV on the
installation may cause the unit to be unit. That may cause the unit to be
damaged. damaged.
Do not leave the unit where the water Do not put water holding items shch as vase
drops or splashs. on the unit.
Do not install the unit: Moving the unit to a hot area from a cold
Where it is subject to vibrations one will cause condensation.
Where it is exposed to direct sunlight Do not operate the unit for one or two hours
Where there is humidity or until it has dried completely.
Where the temperature is too high or too low.
Where there is no ventilation
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Accessories of the Unit
User's manual : 1 Remote control : 1 QZ- ABC DEF
GHI JKL MNO
PRS TUV WXY
INFO AUDIO
al
GUIDE CH.LIST
AUX IN
nu
RECALL
MENU EXIT
s ma CH
er' VOL VOL
Us
TV/RADIO TV/STB
CH
Batteries (AAA type) : 2 RCA video/audio cable : 1
RF Cable(0.25M) : 1
If any accessories listed above are
missing, contact the sales
representative where you purchased
this unit.
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1 2 3 8 10 11 12
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4 5 6 9 7
1 Power
To switch the receiver in “standby” mode or in power on mode.
2 Remote Sensor
Receives the infrared signal from remote control.
3 Channel Display(4 Digit)

- When you connect the power line of the receiver, the current time is displayed.
- After programming, the program number is displayed.
4 Menu
To launch or terminate the menu application.
5 Select
To activate a highlighted item or go to next level on hypertext menu or confirm the
user s action.
6
6 - 7 Vol. /
To adjust the volume level or change the value of an item with preprogrammed
values. The Key can be used as a backspace to cancel the numerical input.
8 - 9 CH. /
To change channel or cursor position on the application screen.
10 Remote Control indication light

Flashes orange when receiving data from remote control.
11 TV/Sat. mode Indication lamp light

Turn on green while receiving the signals from terrestrial UHF/VHF antenna.
12 Standby/Power on Indication light

Turn on red while in the “standby” mode and turn off the red light while in the power on
mode.
Slot A, B
PCMCIA-module : provided by a broadcaster for watching scrambled programs.
Smart Card Slot

Smart Card : provided by a broadcaster for watching IRDETO scrambled programs.
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4 6 8 11 13
TV ANT
IN
RF LOOP IN RS-232C
S/PDIF
RF LOOP
OUT
OPTICAL S-VIDEO COAXIAL RF OUT
UHF 21-69
1 2 3 5 7 9 10 12
No. Name Connector Function
1 DIGITAL AUDIO Optical port Digital audio output.
2 S-VIDEO S-Video jack S-Video output.
3 DIGITAL AUDIO RCA cinch Digital Audio Output.
4 TV SCART SCART SCART output to TV.
5 VCR/AUX SCART SCART SCART output to VCR, analog receiver or Hi-Fi.
6 RF LOOP IN IEC 169-2 female Input from general aerial antenna or analog cable jack
7 RF OUT UHF 21-69 IEC 169-2 male Output to TV.
8 VIDEO RCA cinch Composite video output.
9 AUDIO L RCA cinch Left audio output.
10 AUDIO R RCA cinch Right audio output.
11 TV ANT IN IEC 169-2 female Terrestrial steam input from antenna to digital tuner.
12 RF LOOP OUT IEC 169-2 male Terrestrial steam loop-through out from digital tuner.
13 RS-232C DB-9 serial port.
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1 POWER : To switch into ‘standby’ or ‘power
on’ mode.
1 2 2 MUTE : To turn the sound on/off.

QZ- ABC DEF
3 Numeric Keys(0-9) : To select channels

and input of channel numbers or
GHI JKL MNO
3
PRS TUV WXY
characters.
INFO AUDIO
4 5 4 INFO. : To display the information of the

GUIDE
AUX IN
CH.LIST
current channel. Icon indicate this key
6 7
MENU
RECALL
EXIT
in OSD menu.
8
9 5 AUDIO : To change the audio track,
CH
VOL VOL
stereo-mono mode.
TV/RADIO
CH
TV/STB
6 GUIDE : (EPG : Electronic Program
Guide)
To watch program information. Press once
more to return to normal mode.
7 CH LIST : To watch the channel list. Press

to confirm or press EXIT to return to
previous chosen channel. Icon
indicate this key in OSD menu.
8 AUX IN : To select the output mode of

scart connector.
9 RECALL : To return to the previous chosen

channel.
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10 MENU : To enter/exit the main menu. Icon
indicate this key in OSD menu.
11 EXIT : To return to previous status or menu.

Icon indicate this key in OSD menu.
QZ- ABC DEF
GHI JKL MNO

12 - 13 Up CH
& Down : To change
CH
PRS TUV WXY the value of a selected item with

INFO AUDIO
preprogrammed values in menu.
GUIDE CH.LIST
AUX IN 14 - 15 Left VOL
& Right VOL
: To move the
RECALL
MENU EXIT
cursor up and down in menu. VOL
can be
10 11
CH used as a backspace to cancel the
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14
VOL VOL numerical input.
15
TV/RADIO TV/STB 16
17
CH
18 16 ENTER : To select an item or to
13 confirm a menu. Pause function.
19 20
17 TV/RADIO : To switch between the TV and
radio channels.
18 TV/STB : To toggle the TV input A/V mode

between the digital STB mode and RF
mode.
19 CAPTIONS : To enable or disable subtitle,

hot key function.
20 RATIO : To change screen size (4X3, 16X9),

hot key function.
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21 BLUE : To delete a channel from the
Channel List menu. To show extended
program information in the EPG menu. To
see Teletext Service Data. To play or
pause the stored programs on HD.
QZ- DEF
22 WHITE : To add a new channel to the
ABC
Channel List menu. To stop the played

GHI JKL MNO
programs on HD. To direct record current
PRS TUV WXY channel with pause function.
INFO AUDIO 23 ORANGE (LIST) : To see variant channel
GUIDE CH.LIST
lists for user's convenience in the Channel
AUX IN
List menu. To watch the list of stored
programs on HD.
RECALL
MENU EXIT
CH 24 SLEEP : To switch off the receiver automati-

VOL VOL cally after between 30 and 150 minutes.
TV/RADIO TV/STB 25 RED : To setup favorite channel lists in
CH
the Channel List menu. To record the
program on to HD. To delete the stored
22 23 programs on HD or set skip points.
21 24 26 GREEN : To lock channel in the
25 28 Channel List menu. To show current/next
26 27 program information in the EPG menu. To
play the stored programs on HD with fast
rewind mode. Simply set up channel list
mode.
27 YELLOW : To move a channel to other
position in the Channel List menu. To show
program schedule information in the EPG
menu. To play the stored programs on HD
with fast foward mode. Simply set up
favorite channel list.
28 : Automatic power on/off, hot key
function.
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How to insert a 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.
Close the cover completely.
When to replace a battery

If the operational range of remote control is
getting smaller, it indicates batteries are
almost consumed.
Replace both batteries together.
How to replace a battery

Check +/- polarities and insert batteries to
be aligned with appropriate +/- polarity.
Even if old and new batteries are the same
in size, do not use batteries with different
characteristics.
Accident prevention
Do not recharge, heat or disassemble the
battery. Do not cross +/- polarities.
If remote controller is not going to be used
for a long time, take the batteries out.
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The remote controller 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.
Notes
When the remote control is not operative

Replace batteries with new ones and check AC power plug on the receiver.
Abnormal operation
Disturbance from peripheral devices might occur. Ensure that other products which
might cause interference are placed further away from the receiver.
Notes for handling

If exposed to heat or water, the main body and the remote control may be
damaged, so be careful.
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TV ANT
IN
RF LOOP IN RS-232C
S/PDIF
RF LOOP
OUT
UHF 21-69
TV ANT
IN
RF LOOP IN RS-232C
S/PDIF
RF LOOP
OUT
UHF 21-69
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TV ANT
IN
RF LOOP IN RS-232C
S/PDIF
RF LOOP
OUT
UHF 21-69
TV ANT
IN
RF LOOP IN RS-232C
S/PDIF
RF LOOP
OUT
UHF 21-69
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After your receiver is powered up, proceed with installation as follows:
1 Menu Language Setting

When you plug in AC power, the following will be displayed on the front.
Press POWER on remocon, the LED number will be displayed as follows;
Screen
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Press MENU key and position cursor on ‘Language' column with CH
or CH
.
Select language you want with VOL
or VOL
.
Screen
Main Menu
System Parameters
Installation
Language English
Note : Languages displayed in 'Language' column are supported by your receiver.
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2 Help
If you want to know how to use current part in the menu, use ‘help' function.
Select a content in the menu.
For example, if you want to know about the installation menu, select installation.
Screen
Main Menu
System Parameters
Installation
Language English
-Next,
Press INFO. Then you can see the help window of the selected content.
Screen
Main Menu
System Parameters
Installation
Language English
-Next,
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3 Tuner State
You need to check signal state of your receiver.
Press MENU key.
Select ‘Installation’ with CH
or CH
, and press .
Screen
Installation
Tuner State
Automatic Full Scan
Manual Scan
Factory Set
Software Download
-Next,
Note : Enter 4-Digit password if need arise. The default password is ‘0000’.
Select ‘Tuner State’ with CH

or CH
and press .
Screen
Tuner State
CH 7 Auto
Tuner Lock
184.5 MHz
FEC ; 7/8
Tx Mode Auto
Level Qual.
Bandwidth 7MHz
Guard Interval 1/32
Mapping 64-QAM
59% 75%
-Main, -Prev.
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Level Indicating selected channel signal strength level.
Quality Indicating signal to noise ratio.
Select the channel you want with VOL
or VOL
.
When the channel is selected, you can check the reception status of the signal. If the
reception signal status is bad, adjust antenna to get the following result.
Tuner Lock FEC 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6 or 7/8
Level over 30% Quality over 40%
4 Automatic Full Scan

After checking ‘Tuner State’, execute ‘Automatic Full Scan’.
Then you can get all program in the pre-programmed Channels. This function can also
be used to get the latest program data while receiver is in use.
Through this function, the receiver searches for all the available program and saves
them in the memory.
Press MENU key.
or CH
, and press .
Screen
Installation
Tuner State
Automatic Full Scan
Manual Scan
Factory Set
Software Download
-Next, -Prev.
Select ‘Automatic Full Scan’ with CH

or CH
, and press .
While scanning, you can see the following menu on the screen.
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Screen
Automatic Full Scan
TV: 0 Scanning:2% Radio: 0

366 BBC TWO 370 BBC PARLMNT
367 BBC ONE 371 BBC PARLMNT
368 BBC NEWS 24 372 BBC PARLMNT
Bad
369 BBC CHOICE 373 BBC PARLMNT
374 BBC PARLMNT
5% CH 7. 184.5 MHz Auto 7 MHz
-Select, M -Main, E -Prev.
When scanning is finished, you can see the following menu on the screen.
Screen
Automatic Full Scan
TV: 20 Scanning:100% Radio: 5

Network scan is done.
Q367 BBC ONE 371 BBC PARLMNT
368 BBC NEWS 24Press 372 Key.BBC PARLMNT
Bad
369 BBC CHOICE 373 BBC PARLMNT
374 BBC PARLMNT
5% CH 69. 816.5 MHz Auto 7 MHz
-Page Up/Down, -Watch, M / E -Prev.
After the scanning process, the first program of the last scanned channel will be dis-
played on the back screen.
Press , to finish the process. Then select a program and press to watch a pro-
gram or press MENU key or EXIT key.
Note : Now you have completed all steps needed for watching programs.
If you could not see the program after finishing these procedures,
please contact your engineer or representative.
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5 Select Channel
You can change the current channel to any other channel you want.
If you do not know the channel name, or you want to select a channel at random,
you can navigate between channels with or (CH. Up/Down) till you find
CH
CH
the channel you want.

If you know the channel number, enter the number and wait 5 seconds for the
channel to change.
If you know the channel name, press CH LIST key then channel list will pop-up.
Screen
TV Channel List
All List ---

1 FACTS HD Test .. CH7. 184.5 MHz
2 FACTS HD Test .. Auto
20 FACTS HD Test .. 7 MHz
200 FACTS HD Test ..
350 BBC TWO
FAV. DEL.
351 BBC ONE
352 BBC NEWS 24 LOCK ADD
353 BBC CHOICE MOVE MODE
-Page Up/Down, -Watch, -Main, / -EXIT, 0 ~ 9 -Move
In the right section, detailed information of the selected channel will be displayed.
(Name of network, frequency, bandwidth, etc.)
Select the channel you want with CH
/ CH
(scroll up/down) or VOL
/ VOL
(page
up/down).
When the scroll bar is positioned on the channel you want to see, press .
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6 Volume Control
While you are watching a program, press or to control volume of the current
VOL VOL
channel.
Note : You can configure volume of each channel differently.
Screen
When necessary, press MUTE key to remove the sound of the program temporarily.
Then, your receiver goes into mute condition and the volume bar will become red.
Press MUTE key again to turn the sound on.
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1 Favorite Channel
You can set up favorite channel lists as you want.
Note : If you press yellow key, you can set up favorite channel list without
channel list menu.
For example, if you want to set favorite channel lists as following.
Favorite1 : BBC Two, Kika
Favorite2 : ZDF
Favorite3 : ABC Two, ABC One
Firstly, set favorite1 channels.
Press CH.LIST.
Select ‘BBC Two' channel with CH
/ CH
or VOL
/ VOL
.
Screen
TV Channel List
1 All List ---

CH 51. 690.5MHz
362 BBC TWO
Auto
363 BBC ONE
7 MHz
369 BBC CHOICE
375 KiKa
376 ZDF
FAV. DEL.
377 ABC TWO
378 ABC ONE LOCK ADD
379 ABC NEWS 24 MOVE MODE
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Press RED.
Screen
TV Channel List
1 All List ---

Favorite State
CH 51. 690.5MHz
362 BBC TWO
Favorite 1 Auto
363 BBC ONE
Favorite 2 7 MHz
369 BBC CHOICE
375 KiKa Favorite 3
376 ZDF
FAV. DEL.
377 ABC TWOFavorite 4
378 ABC ONEFavorite 5 LOCK ADD
-Select, / -Exit, -Rename
Select favorite1 with CH

or CH
and Press .
Screen
TV Channel List
1 All List ---

Favorite State
CH 51. 690.5MHz
362 BBC TWO
Favorite 1 Auto
363 BBC ONE
Favorite 2 7 MHz
369 BBC CHOICE
375 KiKa Favorite 3
376 ZDF
Favorite 4 FAV. DEL.
377 ABC TWO
378 ABC ONE
Favorite 5 LOCK ADD
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Screen
TV Channel List
1 All List ---

CH 51. 690.5MHz
362 BBC TWO
Auto
363 BBC ONE
7 MHz
369 BBC CHOICE
375 KiKa
376 ZDF
FAV. DEL.
377 ABC TWO
-Page Up/Down, -Watch, -Main, / L -Exit, 0 ~ 9 -Move
Do the same for the ‘Kika' channel.
Screen
TV Channel List
1 All List FACTS Test

CH 45. 650.0 MHz
362 BBC TWO
Auto
363 BBC ONE
7 MHz
369 BBC CHOICE
375 KiKa
376 ZDF
FAV. DEL.
377 ABC TWO
-Page Up/Down, -Watch, -Main, / L -Exit, 0 ~ 9 -Move
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Press RED.
Screen
TV Channel List

Favorite State
CH 45. 650.0 MHz
362 BBC TWO
Favorite 1 Auto
363 BBC ONE
Favorite 2 7 MHz
369 BBC CHOICE
375 KiKa Favorite 3
376 ZDF
377 ABC TWO
378 ABC ONE
Favorite 5 LOCK ADD
Press .
Screen
TV Channel List

CH 45. 650.0 MHz
362 BBC TWO
Auto
363 BBC ONE
7 MHz
369 BBC CHOICE
375 KiKa
376 ZDF
FAV. DEL.
377 ABC TWO
Favorite1 ~ Favorite5 are default name. Users can rename them for their convenience.
If you want to rename ‘Favorite1' (for example ‘Drama').
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Press RED.
Screen
TV Channel List

Favorite State CH 45. 650.0 MHz
362 BBC TWO
Favorite 1 Auto
363 BBC ONE
7 MHz
369 Favorite 2
BBC CHOICE
375 KiKa Favorite 3
376 ZDF
377 ABC TWO
Favorite 5
Select ‘Favorite 1’ with CH

or CH
.
Screen
TV Channel List

362 BBC TWO
Favorite 1 Auto
363 BBC ONE
7 MHz
369 BBC CHOICE
Favorite 2
375 KiKa
Favorite 3
376 ZDF
377 ABC TWO
Favorite 5
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Press WHITE.
Screen
TV Channel List

362 BBC TWO
Auto
363 BBC ONE Favorite 1
7 MHz
369 BBC CHOICE
Favorite 2
375 KiKa
Favorite 3
376 ZDF
FAV. DEL.
378 ABC ONE Favorite 5 LOCK ADD
VOL VOL VOL VOL VOL VOL VOL VOL
VOL
Screen
TV Channel List

362 BBC TWO
DRAMA Auto
363 BBC ONE
7 MHz
369 Favorite 2
BBC CHOICE
375 KiKa
Favorite 3
376 ZDF
FAV. DEL.
378 ABC ONEFavorite 5 LOCK ADD
Press MENU, EXIT or to finish the process.

You have finished favorite1 channel setting.
With similar way, you can set favorite2 ~ favorite5 channel list.
You can use these favorite channel lists by using ORANGE key.
Refer to the next section for detail.
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2 Channel List Mode
Using this function, you can see variant channel lists which may enable you to edit and
select channels more conveniently.
Note : If you press green key, you can set up channel list mode without
channel list menu.
Favorite Mode
If you have set up favorite channel lists as the previous section, you can use them as fol-
lowing.
Press CH.LIST.
Screen
TV Channel List
1 All List ---

350 ABC TWO CH7. 184.5 MHz
351 ABC ONE Auto
352 ABC NEWS 24 7MHz
353 ABC CHOICE
354 Darwin TWO
FAV. DEL.
355 Darwin ONE
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Press ORANGE.
Screen
TV Channel List
1 All
AllList
List ---
Channel List ModeCH 7. 184.5 MHz
350 ABC TWO
351 ABC ONE Auto
352 ABC NEWS 24 Favorite Favorite 1 7 MHz
353 ABC CHOICE Network Australia
354 Darwin TWO
AB Alphabet A FAV. DEL.
355 Darwin ONE
/ -Select, / -Exit
You can see ‘Channel List Mode' window. Select ‘Favorite' with CH
or CH
and
select ‘Favorite1' with or .
VOL VOL
Screen
TV Channel List
1 All
AllList
List ---
Channel List ModeCH 7. 184.5 MHz
350 ABC TWO
351 ABC ONE Auto
352 ABC NEWS 24 Favorite Favorite 1 7 MHz
353 ABC CHOICE Network Australia
354 Darwin TWO
355 Darwin ONE
/ -Select, / -Exit
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Press .
Screen
TV Channel List
1 Favorite 1 ---
350 ABC TWO CH 7. 184.5MHz
355 Darwin ONE Auto
358 Seven One 7 MHz
FAV. DEL.
LOCK ADD
MOVE MODE
You can see only favorite1 channels are listed. With similar way, you can see favorite2
~ favorite5 channel list.
If you want to return to all channel list (all channels of the selected Network), press
ORANGE and select ‘Network' with or
CH
and press
CH
.
Screen
TV Channel List
1 Favorite 1 ---
D Channel List ModeCH 7. 184.5MHz
350 ABC TWO
355 Darwin ONE Auto
358 Seven One Favorite Favorite 1 7 MHz
Network Australia
LOCK ADD
MOVE MODE
/ -Select, / -Exit
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Alphabet Mode
Using this function, you can see the channel list which have same initial. This function is
useful when you search specific channel among the list of thousands channels.
For example, if you want to see the channel lists which start with ‘D'.
Press ORANGE in the channel list and select ‘Alphabet' with CH
or CH
.
Screen
TV Channel List
AllDList FACTS
Channel List Mode
350 ABC TWO [CH 43] 650.0 MHz
351 ABC ONE Auto
Favorite Favorite 1 8 MHz
352 ABC NEWS 24
353 ABC CHOICE Network Australia FACTS
354 DarwinATWO
B Alphabet A FAV. DEL.
355 Darwin ONE
/ -Select, / -Exit
Select ‘D' with VOL
or VOL
.
Screen
TV Channel List
AllDList FACTS
Channel List Mode
350 ABC TWO [CH 43] 650.0 MHz
351 ABC ONE Auto
352 ABC NEWS 24
353 ABC CHOICE Network Australia FACTS
354 DarwinATWO
B Alphabet D FAV. DEL.
355 Darwin ONE
/ -Select, / -Exit
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Press .
Screen
TV Channel List
AB D ---
361 DWtv CH 41. 620.5 MHz
355 Darwin ONE Auto
354 Darwin TWO 7 MHz
FAV. DEL.
LOCK ADD
MOVE MODE
You can see the channel list where all channels have initial ‘D'.
Network Mode
By using this function, you can see all channel list of the selected Network.
Press ORANGE and select ‘Network’ item with CH
or CH
and press .
Screen
TV Channel List
AB D
DAll List Channel List Mode ---
361 DWtv CH 41. 620.5 MHz
355 Darwin ONE Auto
354 Darwin TWO
Network Australia
AB Alphabet D
FAV. DEL.
LOCK ADD
MOVE MODE
/ -Select, / -Exit
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3 Lock Channel
This menu enables you to prevent children from viewing programs unsuitable for their
age.
Press CH.LIST and Select the channel you want to lock with CH
/ CH or VOL
/ VOL
and press GREEN.

Then the selected channel is locked.
Screen
TV Channel List
All List FACTS Test

362 BBC TWO CH 45. 650.0 MHz
363 BBC ONE Auto
369 BBC CHOICE 7 MHz
375 KiKa
376 ZDF
FAV. DEL.
377 ABC TWO
Note : If ‘password' window is risen as following picture, enter password with

numeric keys (default password is' 0000'). Then you can lock the chan-
nel. If you don't want this window, change ‘Parental Control' set up in
the ‘System Parameters' menu. Refer to the ‘Parental control' in
‘System parameters' in this manual for detail.
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Screen
TV Channel List
All List FACTS Test

All List
362 BBC TWO CH 45. 650.0 MHz
363 BBC ONE Auto
375 KiKa
376 ZDF
FAV. DEL.
377 ABC TWO
Screen
TV Channel List
All List FACTS

All List
362 BBC TWO CH 45. 650.0 MHz
363 BBC ONE Auto
369 BBC CHOICE << Authorized! >> 7 MHz
375 KiKa
376 ZDF
FAV. DEL.
377 ABC TWO
Without entering your password, you cannot watch a locked channel's program.
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Screen
Information
376 ZDF hh:mm

((( 1/? (
((
-- : -- ~ -- : --
If you want to cancel the channel lock, go to the channel list and select the channel
and press GREEN.
4 Channel Order Setting

You can organize the number or sequence of the channels.
Press CH.LIST.
Screen
TV Channel List
All List ---

362 BBC TWO CH 41. 620.5 MHz
363 BBC ONE Auto
375 KiKa
376 ZDF
FAV. DEL.
377 ABC TWO
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Select the channel you want to move with CH
/ CH
or VOL
/ VOL
and press YELLOW.

Screen
TV Channel List
All List ---

362 BBC TWO CH 61. 760.5 MHz
363 BBC ONE Auto
375 KiKa
376 ZDF
FAV. DEL.
377 ABC TWO
Move the selected channel with CH

/ CH
or VOL
/ VOL
to the position you want.

Screen
TV Channel List
All List FACTS Test

362 BBC TWO CH 45. 650.0 MHz
363 BBC ONE Auto
375 KiKa
369 BBC CHOICE
FAV. DEL.
377 ABC TWO
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Press YELLOW.
Screen
TV Channel List
All List ---

362 BBC TWO CH 61. 760.5 MHz
363 BBC ONE Auto
375 KiKa 7 MHz
376 ZDF
369 BBC CHOICE
FAV. DEL.
377 ABC TWO
5 Delete Channel
You can delete channels from the channel list.
Press CH.LIST and select the channel you want to remove with CH
/ CH
or VOL
/
.
VOL
Screen
TV Channel List
All List FACTS Test

362 BBC TWO CH 45. 650.0 MHz
363 BBC ONE Auto
375 KiKa 7 MHz
376 ZDF
369 BBC CHOICE
FAV. DEL.
377 ABC TWO
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Press BLUE.
Note : If ‘password' window is risen as following picture, enter password with
numeric keys (default password is' 0000'). Then you can delete the
channel. If you don't want this window, change ‘Parental Control' set
up in the ‘System Parameters' menu. Refer to the 'Parental control' in
System parameters' in this manual for detail.
Screen
TV Channel List
All List ---

PASSWORD
362 BBC TWO CH 45. 650.5 MHz
???? Auto
363 BBC ONE
375 KiKa 7 MHz
369 BBC CHOICE
377 ABC TWO
FAV. DEL.
378 ABC ONE
379 ABC NEWS 24 LOCK ADD
380 ABC CHOICE MOVE MODE
Then, you need to confirm the deletion. If you definitely want to delete, press .
If not, press EXIT.
Screen
TV Channel List
AllList
All List ---
Do you want to deleteCH
this45.
channel?
650.5 MHz
362 BBC TWO
Q Auto
363 BBC ONE Yes / No
375 KiKa 7 MHz
369 BBC CHOICE
377 ABC TWO
FAV. DEL.
378 ABC ONE
379 ABC NEWS 24 LOCK ADD
380 ABC CHOICE MOVE MODE
Note : Please be careful when you delete channel(s).

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6 Add Channel
Press CH.LIST.
Press White.
Screen
Add Digital Channel
CH. Number CH 7
CH. Name BBC ONE
Video PID 0600
Audio PID 0601
PCR PID 0600
0 ~ 9 -Edit, -Prev.
Move to ‘CH. Number' section (column) by pressing CH

and change CH.
Number with or . VOL VOL
Move to ‘CH. Name' by pressing and enter the alphabetic characters

CH
with numeric keys.

For example : if you want to enter SAT-1,
VOL VOL VOL VOL
Note : Press for space

Move to ‘VIDEO PID' by pressing CH
key and enter the proper value with
numeric keys.
Move to ‘AUDIO PID' by pressing CH
key and enter the proper value with
numeric keys.
Move to ‘PCR PID' by pressing key and enter the value between
CH
0000~8192 with numeric keys.

Note : The above mentioned VIDEO PID, AUDIO PID, PCR PID are very impor-
tant for optimal terrestrial signal reception. We recommend you get
professional advice where available. You cannot setup ‘VIDEO PID’
for RADIO channels.
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1 Setting Age Restrictions
This sub-menu allows you to set the age for parental locking and protect children from
viewing programs unsuitable for their age.
Press MENU key.
Press CH
or CH
to select ‘System Parameters' and press .
Screen
System Parameters
Parental Control
System Information
Local time/Timer dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm
DL Saving No A/V Mode CVBS

TV Type MULTI RF type PAL-G
Aspect Ratio 4x3 RF Channel 46
Screen P/S
-Next, / -Prev.
Press CH
or CH
to select ‘Parental Control' and press .
Screen
System Parameters
PASSWORD
Parental Control
System Information
????

Screen P/S
-Next, / -Prev.
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Enter 4-digit password.
Note : The default password is '0000'.
Screen
System Parameters
Parental ControlPASSWORD
System Information
****
<< Authorized! >>

Screen P/S
-Next, / -Prev.
Press CH
or CH
to select ‘Age Limit’.
Screen
Parental Control
Age Limit No Block

Lock Channel Editing No
Lock Installation No
New Password ????
Verify Password ????

Personal SRT-5390
-Main, -Prev.
Press VOL
or VOL
to select age you want.

No Block No age limit Block all Block All
G General PG Parental Guidance Recommended
M Mature Audience 15+ MA Mature Adult Audience 15+
AV Audience, Strong Violence 15+ R Restricted 18+
Note : ‘Age limit’ can be applicable only for the signal which carries age
limit information.
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2 Security Check
You can set SECURITY CHECK to protect your current installation from being changed
(location shift, deletion, adding etc.) or modifying of installed data.
Press MENU key.
Press CH
or CH
Press CH
or CH
Press CH
or CH
to select ‘Lock channel Editing’, or ‘Lock Installation’.
Press VOL
or VOL
to select ‘Yes’, or ‘No’.

When you process with ‘Channel Editing’ or ‘Installation’ of Main Menu, your receiver
Yes
will ask for password. If you enter wrong password, you cannot proceed further.
No You do not enter password during your processing.
Note : Your receiver is pre-set as 'Yes'.
3 Password Changing
You can change your password.
Press MENU key.
Press CH
or CH
Press CH
or CH
Press CH
or CH
to select ‘New Password’.
Press ~ numeric numbers to enter new password.
Press ~ numeric numbers again to verify the new password.
Note : When you forget your new password, please consult the shop where
you bought the receiver or the nearest dealer.
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4 System Information
You can check the current information about your receiver such as receiver’s software
and hardware version or manufacturing date.
Press MENU key.
Press CH
or CH
Screen
System Parameters
Parental Control
System Information

Screen P/S
-Next, / -Prev.
Press CH
or CH
to select ‘System Information' and press .
Screen
System Information
Product Name SRT-5390

Hardware Version SRT5390-001
Software Version SRT5390 0.51

Channel List SRT5390-003
Last Update Oct 29 2003
-Main, -Prev.
Note : This information is necessary when you download new software or

you need to repair the receiver.
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5 Setting Timer (Automatic power On/Off)
You can pre-set the on/off time of your receiver.
During your absence, you can record programs on your VCR.
Press MENU key.
Press CH
or CH
to select ‘System Parameters’, and press .
Screen
System Parameters
Parental Control
System Information
Local time/Timer 02/07/2001 06:34

Screen P/S
0 ~ 9 -Edit, -Next, / -Prev.
Press CH
or to select ‘Local Time/Timer’, and press
CH
.
Note : Without the local time setting, this ‘TIMER’ function does not work.
Screen
Timer
06/08/2003 01:53
Timer #1 CH. Type TV
Timer #2 CH. Number 7
Timer #3 CH. Name 7 Digital
Timer #4 Start Time 06/08/2003 01:55
Timer #5 Stop Time 06/08/2003 02:55
Timer #6 Status No
Timer #7 HD record ON
/ -Prev.
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Press CH
or CH
to select ‘Timer #(number)’ you want to set and press .
determine ‘CH. Type' by selecting ‘TV' or ‘RADIO' with VOL
or VOL
.
Select 'CH. Number' with or and enter
CH CH
channel number with numeric keys or with or . VOL VOL
Select ‘Start Time’ for your receiver power-on.

For example : For 1st of February in the year of 2000, 7:30 P.M.,
Enter in sequence
Select ‘Stop Time’ by pressing CH
.
Enter power off time in the same way as you entered ‘Start Time’.
Select ‘Status’ and set ‘Yes/No’ with VOL
or VOL
.
Select ‘HD record’ and set ‘ON’ with VOL
or VOL
if you want to record auto matically.

Note : 1. Without ‘STATUS’ being actuated (ON), Timer does not work.
2. If Prior time than current is entered, Timer does not work.
3. You can pre-set 14 TIMERs simultaneously. Regardless of number
of TIMER, Timer will work in sequence of time sequence.
4. Remocon Key doesn’t work while VCR recording.(While HDD
recording, remocon key works)
6 Setting Day Light Saving Time (Summer Time)

You can adjust current local time when summer time is applicable.
Press MENU key.
Press CH
or CH
Press CH
or CH
to select ‘DL Saving’.
Press VOL
or VOL
to select ‘Yes’ or ‘No’.
Set for daylight saving function activated

Yes
The current time automatically moves one hour ahead
Set for daylight saving function deactivated
No
The current time automatically moves on hour behind
Note : Without current local time setting, this menu cannot be processed.
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7 Setting TV Type
You can set your TV display mode with this sub-menu.
Press MENU key.
Press CH
or CH
Press CH
or CH
to select ‘TV Type’.
Press VOL
or VOL
to select ‘Multi’, ‘PAL’, or ‘NTSC’.
Multi When your TV is compatible with NTSC/PAL dual mode.

When your TV is only for PAL reception. Regardless of satellite signal,
PAL
the display will be done in PAL format.
When your TV is only for NTSC reception. Regardless of satellite signal,
NTSC
the display will be done in NTSC format.
Note : If the satellite signal and your TV type are mismatched, the TV picture
may be distorted. Even in this case, MENU will be displayed as normal.
(e.g. When you receive PAL satellite signal with NTSC TV type setting
or vice versa)
8 Setting Aspect Ratio

This sub-menu allows you to select your TV aspect ratio to 4:3 or 16:9 according to your wishes.
Press MENU key.
Press CH
or CH
Press CH
or CH
to select ‘Aspect Ratio’.
Press CH
or CH
to select ‘4x3’ or ‘16x9’ or ‘Auto’.
4x3 When your TV is 4:3.
16x9 When your TV is 16:9.
Auto When setting suitable aspect ratio automatically.
Note : If you set 4 x 3 when the Satellite input signal is 16 x 9, the right and
the left parts of the original picture may not be seen.
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9 Setting Screen
You can select the terrestrial input signal display mode.
Press MENU key.
Press CH
or CH
Press CH
or CH
to select ‘Screen’.
Press VOL
or VOL
to select ‘P/S’ or ‘L. Box’.
When you set screen display boundary from Pan/Scan data of

P/S
Satellite input signal. (For signal for 16x9 program)
You can watch 16 x 9 ratio screen by reducing original size vertically
L.Box
and horizontally.
Note : 1. If you select ‘L.Box’, the screen might be distorted. Upper and lower
part of the screen will be blocked with black stripes.
2. ‘Screen’ function is helpful when receiving 16 x 9 signal with TV of
4x3 format.
10 Setting Scart Video Output mode

You can set video output mode for 2 scart connectors on the rear panel for true video
quality.
Press MENU key.
Press CH
or CH
Press CH
or CH
to select ‘A/V Mode’.
Press VOL
or VOL
to select ‘CVBS’, ‘Y/C’, ‘RGB’.
CVBS Video out signal from TV, AUX scart will be composite.
Y/C Video out signal from TV, AUX scart will be Y, C.
Video out signal from TV scart will be output as RGB. Video out signal
RGB
from AUX scart will be CVBS.
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After checking ‘Tuner State’, when necessary, you can edit parameters of certain channels
and scan them.
Press MENU key.
or CH
, and press .
Screen
Installation
Tuner State
Automatic Full Scan
Manual Scan
Factory Set
Software Download
-Next, -Prev.
Select ‘Manual Scan’ with CH

or CH
, and press .
Screen
Manual Scan
Channel CH 7
Frequency 184.5 MHz
Bad Tx Mode Auto
Priority High
Bandwidth 7MHz
Scan
5%
-Select, -Main, -Prev.
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Move to ‘Channel’ with and select the Channel you want to edit with
CH
VOL
or VOL
.
You can use the numeric keys to enter the channel you require.
If you press , you can see cursor is created. And if you enter channel number and
press , it will move to that channel.
Move to ‘Frequency’ with . If you want to modify the frequency, regulate it by
CH
0.1MHz with or . If you want to move to a channel whose frequency you know,
VOL VOL
enter the frequency value with numeric keys and press . You can see it moves to a
channel that is closest to the entered frequency .
Select ‘Tx Mode’ by pressing CH
and set the proper value for the selected Channel
with or .
VOL VOL
Select ‘Bandwidth’ by pressing CH

and set the proper value for the selected Channel
with or .
VOL VOL
After entering all values of the channel parameters, move to ‘SCAN’ section (column)
with and press
CH
for storing all the entered channel data.
As a result, you can get the following menu showing the scanning process.
Screen
Manual Scan
Channel CH 7
Scanning
Frequency 184.5 MHz
Q
Good Press to stop scanning
Tx Mode Auto
Priority High
Bandwidth 7MHz
Scan
50%
-Select, -Main, -Prev.
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After scanning process, the first channel of scanned channel will be displayed.
Screen
Manual Scan
TV: 4 Success Radio: 0

1 FACTS HD Test.. 370 BBC PARLMNT
2 FACTS SD Test.. 371 BBC PARLMNT
Good
351 BBC ONE
352 BBC NEWS 24
353 BBC CHOICE
50% FACTS Test CH 45. 650.0 MHz Auto 7 MHz
-Page Up/Down, -Watch, / -Prev.
Note : If the scan fails, please check whether your entered values are correct
or not and the signal reception sensitivity is good or bad.
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The status of the receiver will return to factory default parameters by using this function.
Press MENU key.
or CH
, and press .
Screen
Installation
Tuner State
Automatic Full Scan
Manual Scan
Factory Set
Software Download
-Next,
Select ‘Factory Set’ with CH

or CH
, and press .
Screen
Installation
Tuner State
Do you want to reset all data?
Q
Automatic Full Scan
Yes / No
Manual Scan
Factory Set
Software Download
-Next,
When the menu asks you to confirm the reset, press if you want to reset or press EXIT
key if you want to void the reset.
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Software Download function enables user to download and update new program from air.
Press MENU key.
or CH
, and press .
To start receiving the data through air, press on ‘Software Download'.
It takes a few minutes to search the group of programs & downloaded channel.
Move to next Menu if you succeed in searching the necessary information.
The explanations for ‘Software Download' menu are as follow,
- Start : Starting downloading the selected data.
- Display info : Displaying the updated contents & other text information.
- Main SW : Select whether you would update the main program of Receiver or not.
- Ch List : Select whether you would update the channel list of Receiver or not.
- Info : Select whether you would watch the updated contents & other information of this
version or not.
If you select ‘Start', it starts downloading selected data.

On finishing the download, if necessary, Receiver is restarted.
Note : 1. Do not turn off the Power, while upgrading Receiver.
2. This service is not provided yet.
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1 TV / STB switching
Press ‘TV/STB’. The signal reception path will change to RF modulator and
‘TV/STB’ LED on front panel will be lit.
The signal output through the RF modulator will be as follows :
TV/STB LED DC Power ON DC Power OFF (Standby)

ON RF IN signal will be out.
OFF Decoded signal will be out through RF. RF IN signal will be out.
2 TV / RADIO switching
You can use this menu when you change a TV channel to a Radio channel or vice
versa.
Press ‘TV/RADIO’.
When listening a radio channel, ‘r001’ will be displayed on the front panel.
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3 GUIDE(EPG:Electronic Program Guide)
You can check the channel information on the channels of the transponder you are
watching.
Press GUIDE key, then the following menu will be displayed.
Screen
Program Guide
10:45
465 CNN TURK Current
466 Genc Tv PEOPLE AND POLOTOCS
467 Fashion Tv
468 Number One
469 Discovery Tur
470 DWtv PEOPLE AN..
471 NN
472 TVE
10:30 11:00
-Current/Next, -Schedule, -Extended, -List Mode
Note : 1. You can check local time, channel name, and other brief informa-
tion on the current program.
2. If you didn't set local time under ‘System Parameters’ section, the
GUIDE function may not work properly.
3. EPG information is delivered by terrestrial signal from service
providers. If the channel does not carry any signal on the guide
data, this function may not work properly.
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Select Channel with CH
or . CH
Then you can see current or next program information of the selected channel.
If you press GREEN, current or next program information would be converted to next
or current program information respectively.
Screen
Program Guide
10:45
465 CNN TURK Current
466 Genc Tv PEOPLE AND POLOTOCS
467 Fashion Tv
468 Number One
469 Discovery Tur
470 DWtv PEOPLE AN..
471 NN
472 TVE
10:30 11:00
Program Guide
10:45
465 CNN TURK Next
466 Genc Tv JOURNAL
467 Fashion Tv
468 Number One
469 Discovery Tur
470 DWtv JOURNAL
471 NN
472 TVE
09:00 09:30
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If you press YELLOW, you can see program schedule list of the selected channel.
Screen
Program Guide
10:46
10:30~11:00 PEOPLE AND POLITICS [470] DWtv
09:00~09:30 JOURNAL 28/08/2003 10:30~11:00
PEOPLE AND POLITICS
09:30~10:00 IM FOCUS
10:00~10:30 JOURNAL
10:30~11:00 ART & UNLIMITED
11:00~11:30 JOURNAL
11:30~12:00 EUROMAXX
12:00~12:30 JOURNAL
-Current/Next, -Schedule, -Extended, -Reserve
If you want to see program information of a program in the program schedule list,
select the program with CH
or . CH
Then you can see the program information in the right window.
Screen
Program Guide
10:46
10:30~11:00 PEOPLE AND POLITICS [470] DWtv
09:00~09:30 JOURNAL 25/08/2003 10:00~10:30
JOURNAL
09:30~10:00 IM FOCUS
10:00~10:30 JOURNAL
10:30~11:00 ART & UNLIMITED
11:00~11:30 JOURNAL
11:30~12:00 EUROMAXX
12:00~12:30 JOURNAL
-Current/Next, -Schedule, -Extended, -Reserve
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If you press BLUE, you can see extended program information of the selected pro-
gram.
Screen
Program Guide
10:47
News, Business, Top Story, Weather [470] DWtv
25/08/2003 10:00~10:30
JOURNAL
-Current/Next, -Schedule, -Extended, -Page Up/Dn
You can set up automatic power on-off (Timer) or automatic recording on the pro-
gram schedule list. After press YELLOW in the Guide( EPG) menu, select a program
with CH
/ CH
or / and press
VOL VOL
.
Select ‘Once/Daily/Weekly/No' of ‘Status' with VOL
or VOL
.
Select ‘HD record' and set ‘ON' with it you want to record automatically.
Screen
Program Guide
06:47
08:30~09:00 THE PRICE IS PICHT [9] Nine Digital
Timer 25/08/2003 10:00~09:00
09:00~09:30
JOURNAL
--:--
--:-- 06/08/2003 08:29 ~ 06/08/2003 09:05
--:-- Status Once

--:-- HD record ON
--:--
--:--
-Reserve, E -Exit
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Screen
Program Guide
06:47
Timer 25/08/2003 10:00~09:00
09:00~09:30
JOURNAL
--:--
--:-- 06/08/2003 08:29 ~ 06/08/2003 09:05
--:-- Status Once

--:-- HD record ON
--:--
--:--
-Reserve, E -Exit
Press MENU, EXIT or to finish GUIDE menu.

Screen
Program Guide
06:47
09:00~09:30 ! 25/08/2003 10:00~09:00
Reserved at Timer #1
JOURNAL
--:--
--:--
--:--
--:--
--:--
--:--
-Reserve, E -Exit
Note : 1. Without 'STATUS' being actuated (Yes), 'Timer' does not work.
2. If a program of prior time than current time ('Local Time' in 'System
Parameters' menu) is selected, Timer does not work.
3. Refer to 'Setting Timer' in 'System Parameters' in this manual.
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4 Subtitle/Audio
You can adjust the subtitle and audio condition/status of the current channel.
Press ‘AUDIO’ and subtitle and audio related window will be displayed on the screen.
Screen
Subtitle/Audio
Subtitle Track 2 of 10 [Swedish]

Audio Track 1 of 8 [English]
Audio Mode Stereo
Dig.Output Non-compressed
-Subtitle On/Off
In this example, program spoken language is ‘English' and user's selected subtitle
language is ‘Swedish'.
Screen
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The contents of each parameter are as follows ;
(Subtitle language #) of (all subtitle language available in this
Subtitle Track program) [ Current selected subtitle language ]
(Audio track #) of (all tracks available in this program ) [spoken
Audio Track language in this program ]
Audio Mode Stereo -> Mono-Left -> Mono-Right
Dig.Output MPEG STEREO / Dolby Digital (AC 3)
Note : These subtitle and audio parameters are workable only when the
receiving channel supports these functions.
5 Sleep Timer
Your receiver will automatically power-off when the time you set is passed.
Press ‘SLEEP’ key until the right time you want appears.
Screen
150
Note : 1. You can set SLEEP TIMER in 30 minute steps up to 150 minutes.
2. The SLEEP TIMER does not work while you are in ‘MENU’, ‘GUIDE’ or
‘CHANNEL LIST’.
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6 Aux in
You can set in/out mode of the two scart connectors (TV, AUX) on the rear panel.
Press ‘Aux in’ key until the scart mode you want is displayed.
Screen
Screen
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Screen
Input terrestrial signal will be output to TV Scart and AUX (VCR) Scart. ( can
STB
connect VCR to AUX connector for recording )
Input signal from AUX scart connector will be output to TV scart. If there is
AUX
no input from AUX scart, your receiver will work as if you chose STB mode.
AUX 2 Input signal from AUX scart connector will be output to TV scart by force.
Input signal from TV scart connector will be output to AUX scart. (Only for
TV CVBS)
Note : You cannot see picture when set to AUX 2 mode and there is no input
signal from outside.
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7 Channel / Information
Brief information is displayed, such as current channel type, name, local start/end time,
guide information, current time, fav/normal mode, Audio mode and Audio ID.
Press INFO, then the information bar will pop-up.
Screen
FACTS Test
200 FACTS SD Test.. 06:32

((( 1/2 (( ( 10:15 ~ 10:21
Note : If you have no information :

- Check your local time setting is correct.
- Information is not sent by the channel provider.
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8 Captions
Hot-Key Captions On/Off
If there is captions in stream, you can see caption data by Caption Hot-Key.
Screen
If there is no captions in stream, You cae see ‘None’ Title Bar.

Screen
None
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9 Ratio
Hot-Key for Aspect Ratio Change
By Ratio Hot-key you can select aspect ratio.
Screen
4 x 3 Letter Box
10
Hot-Key for Timer function
If you press this key, you can setting Timer function directly.
Screen
Timer
06/08/2003 01:53
Timer #1 CH. Type TV
Timer #2 CH. Number 7
Timer #3 CH. Name 7 Digital
Timer #4 Start Time 06/08/2003 01:55
Timer #5 Stop Time 06/08/2003 02:55
Timer #6 Status No
Timer #7 HD record ON
/ -Prev.
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1 Start Recording
You can record the current channel by pressing RED( ) key.
Direct Recording
Press RED( ) key only once.
Starting record current channel on the spot.
Screen
2
R 00:00:13 / 00:00:17
Stereo SEVEN MORNING NEWS
((( S (( (
Note : While a program is recorded, if you press INFO or key, red R-icon is
displayed information bar. Though you watch not only the current
recording channel but also the other previous recording channel.
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Manual Recording
Press RED( ) key twice.(Double click)
Program Guide menu appeared with recording dialog menu.
You can edit channel name and information.
Screen
Program Guide
00:51
7 7 Digital Current
REC 25/0NING NEWS
70 7
71 7 Name 7 Digital 1
72 7 Information SEVEN MORNIN..
73 7
Start 00:51
77 7
Stop 02:51
00:35 02:05
-Record, E -Exit, 0 ~ 9 -Edit
You can change the record stop time with numerical key.
Using VOL
or VOL
to change the record stop time in 30 minutes intervals.
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Press key to start recording.
Screen
Program Guide
00:51
7 7 Digital seven morn Current
REC 25/0NING NEWS
70 7
73 7
Start 00:51
77 7
Stop 02:51
00:35 02:05
Note : Default recording duration time is set for 2 hours. You can set recording
duration 23hours 59 minutes maximally
Screen
Program Guide
00:51
7 7 Digital seven morn Current
REC 25/0NING NEWS
70 7
73 7
Start 00:51
77 7
Stop 00:50
00:35 02:05
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Reserve Recording
You can reserve recording by means of a timer function. please refer to the section
7.3.5 ‘Setting Timer’.
You can reserve recording by means of EPG function. please refer to the section
7.7.3 ‘GUDIE(EPG)’.
2 Stop Recording
After the time, which is either given by the EPG or set by you, the recording automatically
stops. And the HD Program Guide menu appears. By pressing ORANGE(LIST) or EXIT key
you can return to live channel.
Note : After record stopped, the receiver have not any command for 5 min-
utes. Then the receiver will go automatically power off.
If you want to stop recording by force, you must enter HD-Program Guide menu.
If any program has been played, press ORANGE(LIST) key to enter HD-Program Guide
menu.
Screen
HD-Program Guide
06:49 R Title Play Type
1 This is BBC CHOICE 13:13

4 THE PRICE IS RIGHT REC
Play time: REC Free:37.9 GB (49.6%)

00/00/0000 00:00 THE PRICE IS RIGHT
-Watch, -Delete, / -Terrestrial Mode
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HD-Program Guide menu is displayed, press ORANGE(LIST) once again or EXIT key.
Screen
HD-Program Guide

Do you want to stop recording?
Q
2 This is BBC CHOICE Yes / No E 14:27
4 THE PRICE IS RIGHT REC
Play time: REC Free:37.7 GB (49.4%)

You will be asked if you would like to stop the recording. Confirm selection by press-
ing key or cancel EXIT key.
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1 Start Playing
You must select a program to play stored programs.
For entering HD-Program Guide menu, press ORANGE(LIST) key.
Press ORANGE(LIST) key.
In HD-Program Guide, select a program by pressing CH
or CH
.
Screen
HD-Program Guide
06:50 Title Play Type

4 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 00:02
Play time: 04:16 Free:37.7 GB (49.4%)

13/09/1999 13:45 This is BBC CHOICE
Press to start playing.

Note : For controlling trick play mode, you must press or INFO key then
HD-Information Bar will pop-up.
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2 Trick Play Controls
For using trick play mode, you must press or INFO key then HD-Information Bar will
pop-up.
Screen
2 BBC CHOICE
00:00:28 / 86:27:07
Stereo This is BBC CHOICE
((( S (((
Trick Play Mode : Pause, Jump, Fast Forward, Fast Reverse, Resume.
HD Playing HD Paused
YELLOW Fast Forward Jump Forward
GREEN Fast Reverse Jump Backward
BLUE Pause Resume
WHITE Stop Stop
INFO or Info On/Off Info On/Off
RED slow play slow play
- Pause Press BLUE . - Fast Forward Press YELLOW .

- Jump Press BLUE . - Fast Reverse Press GREEN .
Press YELLOW or GREEN . - Stop Press WHITE .
Press BLUE .
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You can delete any program in HD-Program Guide menu.
Press ORANGE(LIST) key then HD-Program Guide menu will pop-up.
In HD-Program Guide, select a program with CH
or CH
.
Press RED( ) key to delete the program then Delete dialog menu will pop-up.
Screen
HD-Program Guide

Do you want to delete this?
Q
2 This is BBC CHOICE Yes / No E 14:27
4 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 00:02
Play time: 00:02 Free:37.7 GB (49.4%)

Press to delete the program or EXIT key to void.

Note : For deleting any stored program, you must stop both playing and
recording.
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If you want to lock any program, enter the advanced menu by pressing MENU key with HD-
Information Bar.
After locking a program, you must enter the password for playing the program.
Start playing a program.
Press then HD-Information Bar will pop-up.
Press MENU key, the advanced menu will pop-up.
Screen
Lock No
Clear skip points
Split take
2 BBC CHOICE
00:01:40 / 86:27:07
((( S (((
Select ‘LOCK’ using CH

or CH
.
Press , LOCK enable or disable will be setted with Yes or No.
Note : The password for playing a stored program is the same password for
any other lock operation.
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You can set the part you don’t want to play, such as advertise ments.
The skip part consists of start and end points.
In all, 10 skip points are available.
Select a program with CH
or CH
, and press to play in HD-Program Guide menu.
Start playing and search the start point of skip play you want using trick play controls.
Press RED( ) key to set the start point.
Screen
2 BBC CHOICE
13:15:01 / 86:27:07
((( S (((
Temperary start point will be displayed with a red pointer on the Bar.
Press RED( ) key to set the end point you want.
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Then a proper pair of start and end points will be displayed with yellow pointers on the Bar.
Screen
5 Nine Digital
00:00:25 / 00:00:30
Stereo THE PRICE IS RIGHT
((( S (((
Note : To try setting on improper pair will be rejected.

Press RED( ) key at the position between start and end points, then the skip-point will
be removed.
Press MENU key and select ‘Clear skip points’.
Screen
Lock No
Clear skip points
Split take
5 Nine Digital
00:00:03 / 00:00:30
((( S (((
Press , to remove all skip points.
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You can split a program in two programs.
The operation takes a few minutes to complete splitting.
or CH
Search the split point you want using trick play controls.
Press MENU key, then the advanced menu will pop-up.
Screen
Lock No
Clear skip points
Split take
5 Nine Digital
00:00:04 / 00:00:30
((( S (((
Select ‘Split take’ menu and press , then Split take dialog will pop-up.
Screen
Split this program in two ?

Q
Yes / No E
Lock No
Clear skip points
Split take
5 Nine Digital
00:00:23 / 00:00:30
((( S (((
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Press to start splitting or EXIT key to void.
If split operation starts, the progress window will pop-up and you can see the status of
process.
Screen
HD-Program Guide

Now splitting program
2 This is BBC CHOICE 5% 14:27
Play time: 14:27 Free:71.6 GB (93.8%)

After splitting, HD-Program Guide menu will pop-up and splitted program will be select-
ed.
Screen
HD-Program Guide
07:00 Title Play Type

Play time: 14:26 Free:71.4 GB (93.5%)

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You can use trick play controls without HD-Information Bar.
Small yellow icon will be displayed for trick play controls.
Additional play control is available in this mode.
This function is activated at pause state using GREEN( ) / YELLOW( ). and make the
sequence played step by step.
or CH
Press INFO or to turn off HD-Information Bar.
Press BLUE( ), GREEN( ) or YELLOW( ) to start controlling trick play without any
OSD.
You can control trick play while yellow icons are displayed.
Besides, you can control step by step play with GREEN( ) / YELLOW( ) while pause
state.
Note : You can not control jump play without HD-Information Bar.
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Hot-Key for direct recording and pause function.
You can immediately record the current channel.
And replay the picture as you want.
Press white key.
Current channel recording starts with pause the picture.(Time-shift fuction starting)
Screen
4 Nine Digital
00:00:00 / 00:00:12
R
((( S (((
If you press blue key the picture will replay.

Note : Refer to 8.2.2 Trick Play Controls &8.7 Trick Play Controls without OSD in
this manual.
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There may be various reasons for the abnormal operation of the unit. Therefore, if the unit does not
work properly, check it according to the procedures shown in the table below :
Problem Possible causes Remedy

LED on front panel AC Power is disconnected. Check the main power cable is
does not light. plugged into a power outlet.
Check the main power switch in the
rear panel.
No Picture Wrong connection from the STB Check the video cable(RCA, SCART)
video output to the TV input ter-
minal.
Wrong setting of the TV input Check the video input mode of the TV.
mode.
Wrong setting of the STB video If your STB is set to the AUX2 mode, you
output mode. can’t see video. Press AUX IN key once
or more.(See page64)
No sound Wrong connection from the STB If you are using RCA cable, check the
audio output to the TV input ter- audio input/output terminal.
minal.
Volume level of the TV and STB is Check the volume level of the TV and
low. STB. Check the mute function of the TV
and STB.
On screen displayed Wrong connection of the anten- Connect antenna cable correctly.
‘Bad or no signal’ na cable.
Signal level is low. Check the tuner state of STB. If signal
level is weak, adjust the aerial anten-
na.
Black and white TV or STB mode is different from Check the broadcasting video format
screen or V-Hold. the broadcasting mode. in your TV and STB.(NTSC/PAL)
The STB A/V output mode is dif- Set to the same mode.(CVBS, RCB,
ferent from the TV. Y/C)
The remote control unit Battery exhausted. Change the batteries.
is not working. Remote controller is incorrectly Aim the remote control at the receiver.
aimed.
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System capabilities Fully DVB-T compliant
Tuner Connector IEC 169-2, female/male
Input :170MHz~860MHz
Frequency range
Loop through out : 50MHz~860MHz
Channel bandwidth 7MHz
Modulation COFDM
Constellation QPSK, 16QAM, 64QAM
Tx mode 2K, 8K, Auto
Guard interval 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/32, Auto
Spectral inversion Auto conversion
RF modulator Connector IEC 169-2, female/male
PAL G/I/K and NTSC Frequency range 470~860MHz
TV type output channel number UHF 21~69
System resource Processor 32bit Processor
SDRAM 8M byte
FLASH 2M byte
EEPROM 2K byte
Video decoder MPEG 2 Main Proflie @ Main Level
Data rate Up to 15M bit/s
Resolution 720 X 576, 720 X 480
Video format NTSC, PAL
Aspect Ratio 4:3, 16:9
MPEG audio MPEG 1 layer 1 & 2
Type Mono, Dual mono, Stereo, Joint Stereo
Sampling rates 32, 44.1 and 48KHz
Serial data interface Connector 9pin D-sub male, Max 115K bps
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Remote control Code NEC-IR
Operating condition up to 7 Meter

Power supply Power consumption Max 30W
Supply voltage 98V 240V
Supply frequency 47Hz 63Hz

Rear Panel Video out 1 X RCA cinch
connector Audio out 2 X RCA cinch
1 X RCA cinch
Digital audio out
1 X optical port
S-Video S-Video jack
Serial data 9pin D-sub connector
Digital tuner input IEC 169 2 female
Loop throughout tuner IEC 169 2 male
TV SCART CVBS, Y/C, RGB, audio
VCR SCART CVBS, Y/C, RGB(in), audio
RF input IEC 169-2 female
RF output IEC 169-2 male

Physical Size (W X H X 335 X 58.5 X 268(mm)
Specification Weight (Net) 3.0Kg
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DATA TRANSFER
is best carried out by an

authorized service person.
please contact your
appointed dealer for more
information regarding
this feature.
SRT 5390
Connection & Recording

Supplement
Connections
For connection of the SRT 5390 there are number of
alternatives depending what is your preference and
the connection types on your TV.
Please connect by either of the following methods

A. B. C. (D. is mandatory for antenna connection)
Refer to Page 8 of the Instruction Manual for the

Connector Reference Numbers listed below.
A. SCART Connection for: B. Separate S-Video (Y/C)

RGB or S-Video or CVBS Connector
If your TV includes a 21 Pin Scart Connector, you If your TV includes a 4 Pin Mini Din S-Video
may choose to connect in this way and select your connector, you may choose to connect in this way.
choice of RGB, S-Video (Y/C) or CVBS (Composite). Although S-Video is available through the Scart, there is
(You will need to Purchase Scart Lead separately) an additional S-Video connector (connector 2) on the
rear panel and unit can be connected to the TV this way.
Through the Scart, the Factory Default setting in the
Menu is listed as RGB. (You will need to purchase S-Video Lead separately)
If you decide to operate as CVBS (Composite), you If you choose to connect in this way, once unit is
do not need to change to CVBS mode in the A/V POWERED (Refer Power On below), go into the SRT
mode (as explained below), as the unit will 5390 Menu button 10 and select System Parameters
automatically default to CVBS mode. and select S-Video in the AV Mode.
However, if you choose to have S-Video (Y/C) from Important: Using this separate S-Video (Y/C) for your
the Scart, once unit is POWERED (Refer Power On Video connection, you will need to make connections
below), please go into the Main Menu of the SRT for Audio.
5390 and select System Parameters, then Scroll
down to AV Mode and via the remote control left and For Audio this can be done by using the supplied
right centre buttons select the preferred AV Mode. RCA cable by connecting to Connector 9 for Left
Audio (RCA White) and Connector 10 for Right Audio
(Connector 4) (RCA Red), and then connect to appropriate RCA
audio connectors of your TV.
TV SCART
These Left (white) & Right (Red) RCA Audio
SCART 21 pin Scart output to TV: connections will provide MPEGA-2 Stereo.
3 video signals to choose from:
RGB If you require Dolby Digital Audio Output (through
S-Video (Y/C) you’re Dolby Digital Decoder Amplifier) please refer to
CVBS (composite) Note: DOLBY DIGITAL AUDIO below)
Also, by using Scart Output, Audio MPEG-2 is included
Connector 2 S-VIDEO (Y/C) S-video jack S-video output
If you require Dolby Digital Audio Output (through
your Dolby Digital Decoder Am0plifer, please refer to
Note DOLBY DIGITAL AUDIO.
2
Connections
C. CVBS (Composite) via D. Connecting the Antenna

the supplied RCA Lead
You can connect to your TV with the supplied RCA Connect TV Antenna to Connector 11 (TV ant) on the
cable to give you Video and Audio. This will give you SRT 5390
CVBS (Composite Video & MPEG-2 Stereo for Audio)
Connector 11 TVANT IN IEC 169-2 female Terrestrial
Connector 8 VIDEO RCA cinch Composite video stream input from antenna to SRT 5390
output Connector 9 AUDIO Left (White) RCA cinch
Left audio output Connector 10 AUDIO Right (Red)
RCA cinch Right audio output Having made the above connections to suit your
requirements: The next step is to make certain you
have selected a Video Mode on your Television from
your TV Remote Control
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Power On
Turn the SRT 5390 ON. There is an ON/OFF Switch on
the rear panel of the Receiver. (Located beside the main
power cord from the receiver)
Now Push the On/OFF Power button on the Remote

Control (Red Button)
When Power is ON, you will view a Strong Image Banner

on the TV Screen and your Receiver is now ready to be
scanned to lock in all of the Broadcast Frequencies in
your area.
Automatic Scan Process Time Setting - Automatic

Press the Menu button (10) on the remote control and There is a manual procedure to set up the Time in
a Main Menu Banner will appear listing 3 topics. your unit.
Select INSTALLATION and push the ENTER Button However, as the Time is taken from the “Time Print” in
16 (button in the middle of the Remote control) and a each broadcaster’s signal, once you have scanned the
secondary Banner will appear prompting you to enter frequencies into your unit, time will be automatically
a 4 digit password. Enter the Default Password 0 0 0 0. generated, thus avoiding the necessity to manually
input the time. It is important to ensure Time is in
A Banner will appear with 5 topics. Select Automatic correct Mode. I.e. Daylight Saving YES / NO.
Scan by using the Middle scroll up/down buttons of
the Remote Control.
With Automatic Scan selected, push ENTER Button.

Time Setting - Manual
Unit will now begin to scan and lock in all available
frequencies in your area. This will take a few minutes.
Push MENU Button
Once Scan has been completed, a Banner will appear
which will state: Select System Parameters and press ENTER
NETWORK SCAN IS DONE and It will
prompt you to push the ENTER button (10). Scroll down to Local Time/Timer by using button 13
Once ENTER button has been pushed, you will need Using right Scroll button 15, Adjust by inputting date
to push ENTER button again on the Remote Control, and time via the numeric buttons on the remote control.
and Data will be saved, and normal TV broadcast
channel will now displayed. Scroll down to DL Saving and select correct mode:
YES / NO.
Push EXIT to return to normal viewing.
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The Correct A/V Mode
Assure the correct A/V Mode has been selected in the
Menu by Pushing Menu Button on the remote Control;
Main Menu Banner will appear; Select System
Parameters and then scroll down to A/V Mode and
select the preferred AV mode: i.e. RGB or S-Video
(Y/C) or CVBS (Composite)
Once preferred A/V mode has been selected, Push

EXIT button 11 on the remote control to return to
normal viewing broadcast.
Dolby Digital Audio

If you have a Dolby Digital Decoder Amplifier, you can
connect to the amplifier by Optical Cable or Coaxial
Cable (purchased separately). These connections will
provide for Dolby Digital Output when broadcast.
Connector 1 is the Optical audio output.

Connector 3 is the Digital audio output.
To ‘Enable’ Dolby digital to be heard when transmitted

within the broadcast stream, you will need to select
Dolby Digital in the System Parameters.
Push the Audio Button 5.
Scroll down via button 13 and select Dig. Output
IMPORTANT: If broadcaster is not transmitting in

Dolby digital at that time, you will not be able to
select topic of DIG. Output
All of the above connection/s and procedure

completes the Connections Installation, however,
there are other connections that can be made
(Not Essential), explained as below.
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Connectors
Connector 12 RF Loop Out Connector 7 RF Out to enable
tuning of the UHF Signal
For Aerial Signal Pass through to your TV and/or VCR
Channels 21 to 69
(Normally used when no Audio Video connections are
This is the signal coming from your antenna and available on your TV)
passing through the SRT 5390
With a separately purchased RF Lead, you can
This can be used for a variety of purposes as per connect from this connector to your VCR or TV.
items A and B as follows.
When connecting to a VCR, you then Tune the VCR
A. With a separately purchased RF Lead, you can to Default Channel 38.
connect from this connector to your TV antenna IN.
This means that you are able to record into the VCR;
This enables you to switch back to normal analogue the same channel you are viewing through the SRT
viewing. I.e. you would switch back to normal TV 5390. This would be RF analogue.
analogue mode by pressing the TV Mode button on
your TV Remote Control.
B. You can choose to connect RF from this connector

to your VCR (separately purchased Lead) which will
enable you to watch a normal Digital Broadcast
Channel through the SRT 5300 / SRT 5390 and at the
same time you can record a different broadcast
channel into the VCR.
Therefore, as you are watching your digital channel

through the SRT 5300 / SRT 5390, you would select a
channel via your VCR Remote Control and press
Record Button on your VCR.
E.g. you may be watching the Digital transmission of

CH7 through the SRT 5300 / SRT 5390 as normal
and recording CH9 RF analogue through your
attached VCR.
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Connectors
Connector 6 RF Loop In VCR AUX Scart (CVBS
Composite) for Video In & Out
This can be used for a variety of purposes as per
items A and B as follows.
On the rear panel there is a Second Scart called VCR AUX
A. For viewing on a second TV
(Using supplied RF Loop Lead) (Requires separately purchased Scart Lead for
connection to VCR or DVD)
With the SRT 5390 is a supplied RF Loop Lead.
Essentially, there are 3 alternatives for using this
When used, this is connected to Connector 6 connection and would mainly be used where there
(RF Loop In) and Connector 12 (RF Loop Out). are not enough Video Connections on your TV.
Refer to the following alternatives A. B. C.
There may be circumstances where you want to
connect a Second TV (e.g. in another room) to the A. As a Switching device for other attached Video
SRT 5390, and thus receive the same digital devices e.g. DVD Player/VCR
programs as viewed through the first ‘priority’ TV.
Because this connector is also Video IN, this enables
Firstly, you would connect a seperatly purchased RF you to switch to the Video IN source of your attached
Lead from Connector 7 (RF out) to your second TV VCR or DVD; in those cases where you may want to
and Tune this second TV to default Channel 38 watch your DVD Disk or VCR tape program
In this situation, the Second TV would receive the I.e. You can switch from watching your digital channel
same channels as broadcast through the first TV. broadcasts in STB mode to AUX mode for attached
video sources
The second TV would be a ‘Slave’ to the first TV and the
second TV would not be able to change to other Channels To switch from normal viewing STB mode,
(i.e. analogue channels), if preferred by the user. Push AUXIN button on the remote control, and select
AUX position for attached VCR/DVD viewing.
However, by connecting the supplied RF Loop Lead To return to normal digital STB mode, push AUXIN
from connector 6 to Connector 12, the second TV and select STB.
then has the ‘additional’ capability of changing
channels if required by the user. I.e. they can change B. To enable to RECORD to your attached video
to normal analogue channels. devices: DVD Player / VCR
B. Where Video Inputs are Required on Your TV Because this VCRAUX Scart connector is also Video
Out, you can Record the broadcast signal of the SRT
There may be circumstances where you do not have 5390 into your attached VCR/DVD.
enough Video Inputs on your TV to enable the SRT Push Record on your VCR / DVD Remote Control.
5300 / SRT 5390 to be connected. In this
circumstance, action in the following way: C. Connection for SRT 5390 where no Video Inputs
available on your TV
Connect a separately purchased RF Lead from
Connector 7 (RF out) to your second TV and Tune If your TV does not have enough available connections
this second TV to default Channel 38. of Video Inputs, you can receive the STB digital Channel
signal and pass this through to your TV by using this
Now connect the supplied RF Loop Lead from AuxIn Scart connection from the SRT 5390 to your TV
connector 6 to Connector 12. (This would be CVBS [Composite] Video Signal).
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Overview
Selecting and Changing Checking your Aerial
Channels Signal: Level & Quality
There are 2 methods to select and change channels To assure that you can receive adequate picture quality
for digital transmissions, it is important to check that
A. Press the desired Number Button on the remote you have enough Signal Level and Quality Level
control. (signal to noise ratio) through your antenna system.
Please note: Level: ideal is 70%, minimum is 50%

1 = CH10 Quality: ideal is 100%, minimum is 80%
2 = Ch 2 ABC
3 = SBS Press MENU button 10
7 = Ch 7
9 = Ch 9 Select INSTALLATION and press ENTER button
Input 4 digit password - 0000
B. Select and change channels by using the
Up/Down channel buttons Select TUNER STATE and press ENTER button
Button 12 CH, for Up Banner will show the Level and Quality Bar Graphs
Button 13 CH, for Down and Channel number.
To change to each channel number to check the %,

Volume Control press Channel Up / Down buttons 12/13.
IMPORTANT: On the opened banner you will note a

channel number.
To adjust Volume up and down, press the following
buttons on the remote control:
Examples:
Channel (MUX) number 6 on the banner. However,
Volume Increase: VOL Button 15
you will note the broadcast station is actually Channel
Volume Decrease: VOL Button 14
7 and also indicated on the front display.
Important: The Volume level is dependant on the
Channel (MUX) number 8 on the banner. However,
volume level that you firstly set within your TV I.e. via
you will note the broadcast station is actually Channel
your TV remote control volume setting.
9 and also indicated on the front display.
Volume Mute
Press Button 2 to mute sound. Volume Bar in the
banner will be RED.
Press Button 2 again to reactivate sound.
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Setting Aspect Ratio
There are 2 methods to Set and Switch between your
preferred Aspect Ratio:
I.e. 4:3 Letterbox / 4:3 Full Screen / 16:9 Full Screen.
A. Menu Setting
Press MENU button 10
Select System Parameters and press Enter button
Select Aspect Ratio preferred i.e. 4x3 or 16 x9 or Auto
If you select Auto, when viewing a broadcast program,

aspect ratio will change according to the aspect ratio
being transmitted by the broadcaster at that time.
After selecting your preference, push EXIT twice to

return to normal viewing.
B. Hot Key for Aspect Ratio change
Whilst viewing a broadcast program, you can change

the aspect ratio to your preference by pushing RATIO
Button 20.
As you make your selection by this button, you will see

the aspect ratio type indicated on the TV screen banner.
I.e. 4x3 Full Screen / 4x3 Letterbox / 16x9 Full Screen.
Captions ON/OFF Teletext

IMPORTANT: Is dependant on when transmitted by To view teletext, select a Channel 7 broadcast station
broadcast stream Press BLUE Button 21
To view Captions, Press CAPTIONS Button 19 To select your preferred Teletext topics, enter the
topic number via the channel numbers on the remote
Banner will state Captions ON control.
Push button to turn Captions OFF. Banner will state To turn Teletext OFF and return to normal viewing,
Captions OFF. push EXIT button
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Parental Control
Enables setting of AGE LIMIT as a protection for
Children’s viewing.
There are 8 categories that can be selected.

No Block / Block All / Block G & Above / Block PG &
Above/ Block M & Above /
Block MA & Above / Block AV & Above / Block R &
Above
Press MENU button, select System Parameters and

press ENTER button
Select Parental Control and press ENTER button

Input 4 digit password 0000
Select AGE LIMIT and select preferred age boundary

by pressing scroll button 15
Push EXIT button 3 times to return to normal viewing
Note: Age Limit restriction is operational only when the

signal being broadcast, carries age limit information.
Lock Channel Editing & New Password

Lock Installation
Although the default 4 digit password is 0000, you
can set your own password if preferred.
Factory default for these 2 modes is set to YES
• Press MENU button and select System Parameters.
This ensures your Password must be entered when Press ENTER button
accessing the Installation & Channel Editing modes; • Select Parental Control and Press Enter button
as a form of security. • Input 4 digit password 0000
• Scroll down via button 15 and select New Password
If you prefer to have open access to these modes, • Choose your new 4 digit password number and
without the requirement of inputting a password each input by your selection of number
time, you can set to NO in the Menu. buttons on the remote control.
• Once you have input your new password, Verify
. Press MENU button Password will be automatically
. Select System Parameters & push ENTER button highlighted, re-enter your password
. Select Parental Control and push ENTER button • Password Change banner will appear as verification
. Input 4 digit Password • Push EXIT button 3 times to return to normal viewing
. Using scroll down button 13, Scroll to Lock Channel
Editing and using Scroll button 15, change to NO.
. Repeat for Lock Installation
. Push EXIT button 3 times to return to normal viewing
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Recording Information
There are 4 methods of Recording:
Manual Record – Continuous

Manual Record – Time Length Input
Delayed Recording
Time Shift Recording
Manual Record – Continuous Manual Record –

Time Length Input
• Push the RED Record Button ONCE and
Recording will commence and continue until you
• Push the RED Record Button TWICE and REC
decide to stop the recording.
Banner will be viewed with the following information
• As the program is being recorded, you will see a
Name - The Channel
file number indication on the display
Information - Program Title
e.g HD001, HD002, HD 003 etc.
Start - Start Time of Recording
Also, a red flashing indicator will be viewed in the display.
Stop - Stop Time
• To Stop the Recording, push the ORANGE ‘List’ Button
• In this mode you can input your selected Stop Time
by scrolling down to the Stop bar and via L & R
• HD Program Guide Banner will be viewed with the
Scroll Keys input your Stop Time via the numeric keys.
current recording highlighted with program name and
REC as an indication the program is still recording.
• Press ENTER to confirm your input and Recording
will now commence.
• With this HD Program Banner in view, there are 2
methods that can be selected to
As the program is being recorded, you will see a file
Stop the recording:
number indication on the display
Push the ORANGE ‘List’ button or the EXIT button.
e.g. HD001, HD002, HD 003 etc.
• Banner will now be viewed ‘Do you want to Stop
Recording?’
• Once the allotted Record Time is reached, HD
Program Guide Banner will be viewed with the
• Push ENTER button for YES or EXIT button for NO
current recording highlighted with program name
and file length.
• When you select YES to stop recording,
HD Program Guide Banner will now list the
• Push the ORANGE ‘List’ button or the EXIT button
Program name and file length.
to go to normal TV Broadcast mode.
• Now push the ORANGE ‘List’ button or the EXIT
button to go to normal TV Broadcast mode.
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Delayed Recording
There are 14 Timer Entries available.
• Push the GREY Timer Record button (Bottom Right)
• Timer banner will be viewed listing the available 14 entries
• With Time slot entry highlighted, push the ENTER button
• Using the L & R scroll buttons, select TV or Radio

mode in the CH Type bar.
(TV mode is the default setting)
• Using the Up & Down scroll buttons, select the

Ch Number bar and select your Channel number
via the L & R scroll buttons: Ch Name will also be
viewed on theCH. Name Bar
• Scroll down to Start Time bar and input the Start

Time via the numeric buttons
• Scroll Down to Stop Time bar and input the Stop

Time via the numeric buttons.
• Scroll down to Status bar and via the L & R scroll

buttons; select your preference of Once, Daily, or Weekly.
• Scroll down to HD Record bar and select ON via the

L & R scroll buttons.
(Will be listed as ON as a default setting)
• Press EXIT Button (4 times) to return to normal TV

broadcasts.
• Once the Start Time has been reached, recording

will commence and you will see a file number
indication on the display
e.g HD001, HD002, HD 003 etc.
• Once recording has been completed, HD Program

Guide banner will be viewed listing the file name and
length. This banner will remain in view for 90
seconds and unit will then revert to standby mode.
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Time Shift Recording
• Push the WHITE Time Shift Pause Button and • To stop the Time Shift recording mode, push the
Broadcast view will be ‘Paused’ and Recording will ORANGE ‘List’ Button
be actioned.
• HD Program Guide Banner will be viewed with the
• As the program is being recorded, you will see a file current recording highlighted with program name
number indication on the display and REC as an indication the program is still recording.
e.g. HD001, HD002, HD 003 etc.
Also, a red flashing indicator will be viewed in the display. • With this HD Program Banner in view, there are 2
methods that can be selected to stop the recording:
• At any time during this Time Shift 'Pause' recording,
you can choose to push the ENTER button and a • Push the ORANGE ‘List’ button or the EXIT button.
banner will indicate the Channel Number, Program
Name & Elapsed Record Time. • Banner will now be viewed ‘Do you want to Stop
Recording?’
• In this Time Shift mode, Broadcast view will remain
‘Paused’ until you decide to ‘release’ the Time Shift • Push ENTER button for YES or EXIT button for NO.
to begin Play.
• When you select YES to stop recording, HD
• To begin Play, push the BLUE Button. Program Guide Banner will now list the program
name and file length.
• Your recorded File will now begin to Play from the
original Pause Position. For example, if you release • Now push the ORANGE ‘List’ button or the EXIT
the Time Shift and begin Play after one hour, you button to go to normal TV Broadcast mode.
are effectively watching the broadcast one hour
behind Real Time.
• As Play continues in this Time Shift mode, the ‘Real

Time’ Broadcast is still being recorded.
• In this Play mode, you can choose to action FF

(Fast Forward) YELLOW Button or REW (Rewind)
GREEN Button at any time to move forward within
the Time Shift Play mode.
• When actioning either FF or REW, to commence

Play again, push the BLUE Play button.
• As Time Shift is still operating, you can choose at

any time to ‘Pause’ the ‘Playback’ by pausing the
BLUE button. To ‘release’ and begin Play again,
push the BLUE button again.
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Controlling Recorded Files
Playing Back Files Fast Forward & Fast Rewind
In each of the 4 Recording Modes, your completed Whilst playing back a recorded file, including when in
recorded files will be held within the Hard Drive File List. Time Shift mode, you can action FF & REW to move
forward or back within the recorded file.
• To view and playback your recorded Files, push the
ORANGE ‘List’ button. FF YELLOW Button REW GREEN Button
• HD Program Guide banner will be viewed. There are 3 x FF & REW Speeds
• Scroll to your selected recorded file. Press Once ›› = x 10 time faster than normal
Press Twice ››› = x 30 times faster than normal
• Push ENTER button to begin playing the file Press Three times ›››› = x100 times faster than normal
• Once your recorded file has completed its full length

play, Play will stop and HD Program Guide banner
will be viewed.
• Push EXIT button or ORANGE List button to return

to normal TV broadcast.
Deleting Files
• Push the ORANGE List button
• HD Program Guide banner will be viewed.
• Scroll to your selected recorded file.
• Push the RED record button to commence deletion action
• Banner will be viewed:

Do You Want To Delete This. Yes / No
• To delete, select YES and push the ENTER button.
• File will now be deleted from your hard drive and

HD Program Guide Banner will be viewed with the
file removed from the list.
• Push EXIT button or ORANGE list button to return to

normal TV Broadcast.
IMPORTANT: Your Recorded Files cannot be deleted

at those times where you have actioned a new
Recording – in progress.
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White Progressive Banner bar will be viewed at the top
File Search Function using of the banner and Total Length (Time) of this recorded
Progressive Bar file will be ‘progressively’ noted on the right as well as
the Current’ Time’ position of the file, on the left.
This feature enables selection of a given point to 3. Press the FF (Yellow) & REW (Green) buttons to
commence ‘Playback’ from that ‘selected’ file position. select any point along the File length.
There are 3 Modes where you can operate this function. One instant PUSH = 10 seconds; Or by Continual Press,
Progressive Bar will move along the File and you can
A. From Your RECORDED FILE LIST select your desired point of the file. As the Progressive
Bar moves along, you will note the given ‘time’ position.
1. Go to your Recorded File List to select a
previously recorded file. 4. Once you have selected your preferred ‘Time’
position in the File, push ENTER button and File
2. Once File is selected Press ENTER for full screen will begin playing from that selected point.
normal play of this file. Time Shift will still continue to record to your file.
3. Push the PAUSE (Blue) Button 5. To remove Progressive Banner Bar from view,
push ENTER button
4. With the File now In PAUSE mode, push the Enter Button
C. When Actioning MANUAL RECORD
White Progress Banner Bar will be viewed at the top
of the banner and Total Length (Time) of this recorded 1. Press the RED record button to action Manual Record
File will also be noted on the right, as well as the
Current ‘Time’ position of the File, on the left. 2. Push the PAUSE (Blue) Button
5. Press the FF (Yellow) & REW (Green) buttons to 3. Push the ENTER Button.
select any point along the file length.
White Progressive Banner Bar will be viewed at the top
One instant PUSH = 10 seconds; Or by Continual Press, of the banner and Total Length (Time) of this recorded
Progressive Bar will move along the File and you can file will be ‘progressively’ noted on the right as well as
select your desired point of the File. As the Progressive the Current’ Time’ position of the file, on the left.
Bar moves along, you will note the given ‘time’ position.
4. Press the FF (Yellow) & REW (Green) buttons to
6. Once you have selected your preferred ‘Time’ select any point along the File length.
position in the File, push ENTER button and File
will begin playing from that selected point. One instant PUSH = 10 seconds; Or by Continual Press,
Progressive Bar will move along the File and you can
7. To remove Progressive Banner Bar from view, select your desired point of the file. As the Progressive
Push ENTER Button Bar moves along, you will note the given ‘time’ position.
the File length.
5. Once you have selected your preferred ‘Time’ position in
B. In TIME SHIFT Mode the File, push ENTER button and File will begin playing
from that selected point. Manual Record will still continue
1. Press the WHITE Button to action Time Shift and to record to your File.
picture will pause at that point
6. To remove Progressive Banner Bar from view,
2. Push the ENTER Button. push ENTER button.
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Play back of a previously
recorded file, whilst recording.
This a method that enables you to play back a

previously recorded File and at the same time be
recording a new program file.
Can be actioned on all recording modes i.e. Manual

Recording – Continuous, Manual Recording – Time
length Input, Delayed Recording and Time Shift
Recording.
Once you’re new Recording has commenced:
• Push the ORANGE ‘List’ Button
• Scroll to your selected recorded file.
• Push ENTER button to begin playing the file
As you are viewing your previously recorded file your

new file program is continuing to record.
File Name Editing –

Rename Your Files
There are 2 modes where you can input your own
selected file name.
A. In the Manual Record – Time length Input Mode:

This is actioned when you are setting up the recording
details for a new Recording. (13 Characters available)
B. Renaming your file from your Recorded Files with

in the HD Program Guide Banner
This is actioned with your previously recorded files
within the file list. (17 Characters available)
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A. Renaming your File in B. Renaming your file from
the Manual Record – Time your Recorded Files
Length Input mode within the HD Program
In the Manual Record – Time Length Input mode, you
Guide Banner.
can choose to change the file program name in the
Information Heading.
Push the RED Record Button TWICE and REC
Banner will be viewed with the following information.
• Scroll to your selected recorded file
Name - The Channel
• Via the Numeric and Letter buttons of the remote
Information - Program Title
control and right scroll button, input your preferred
Start - Start Time of Recording
title of maximum17 characters.
Stop - Stop Time
• Scroll to Information
• Via the Numeric and Letter buttons of the remote

control and right scroll button, input your preferred
title of maximum13 characters.
. Input your selected Stop Time by scrolling down to

the Stop bar and via L & R Scroll Keys input your
Stop Time via the numeric keys.
• Press ENTER to confirm your input and Recording

will now commence.
As the program is being recorded, you will see a file

number indication on the display e.g. HD001, HD002,
HD 003 etc.
• Once the allotted Record Time is reached,

HD Program Guide Banner will be viewed with the
current recording highlighted with your selected
program name and file length.
• Push the ORANGE ‘List’ button or the EXIT button

to go to normal TV Broadcast mode in the
HD Program Guide Banner.
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Skip Points
Within a Recorded Program File, you can select up to . Once end Skip Point position has been selected,
10 Skip Points sections (Per File), being sections of push RED record button and a yellow icon will be
your recorded program that you do not want to view viewed at that position. Your start Skip point will also
when playing back the file. now change to a yellow icon.
Skip Points enables selecting the Start Point and Finish This completes the input of Skip Point sections and
Point of sections, with your preferred section length. you can then choose to rewind to the start of the
recorded file to view the recorded file in its entirety, or
Example: Your previously recorded file is one hour push EXIT to return to normal TV broadcast.
length and you wish to ‘Skip’ the section from the 15
minute mark to the 18 minute mark. Each time you playback your recorded file, your Skip
Point sections will be eliminated from view and will be
Once you have input the start and end skip points, when you seamlessly skipped over.
play back the file, this 3 minute section will be eliminated from
view. (You can determine the section length)
The section is still within the file but it is now

seamlessly skipped over.
Important: These Skip Points can be manually cleared

which re-inserts the original section.
• Push ENTER button again banner will be viewed

with white time length bar and the total file Length
indicated on the right and the current time position
within the file indicted on the left.
• You can continue viewing the file until you reach

your required Skip (start) Point or action by FF &
REW buttons.
• Once you have selected your start Skip Point position,

push the RED record button and a Red Skip Point icon
will be placed and viewed at that position
• Select your end Skip Point position by continuing

view of the file (or FF & REW).
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Deleting the Skip Points
You can delete your Skip Points from your files by
actioning as follows:
• Push ENTER button to begin playing the file.
• Push MENU button and Lock / Clear Skip Points /

Split Take banner will be viewed with white time
length bar and the total file length indicated on the
right and the current time position within the file
indicted on the left and the yellow icons of your Skip
Points will be viewed.
• Scroll to and select Clear Skip Points
• Push the ENTER button and the Skip Points will be deleted.
• Push EXIT button to remove the view of the banner.
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Split Take
For previously recorded files, this enables you to split • Now Splitting Program banner will be viewed
your file into 2 sections. identifying the percentage of the file split.
This creates 2 separate files on you Hard Drive. • File will now split in 2 from the point chosen.
You can determine the ‘Split’ position of the file. • HD Program Guide banner will be viewed listing the
2 files of the same Program Title.
e.g. One hour file: Split at 30 minutes (creating 2 x 30
minute file) • Push EXIT button to return to normal TV Broadcast
One hour file: Split at 20 minutes (creating first file of
20 minutes and second file of 40 minutes) IMPORTANT: You can choose to rename your split
files if desired, please refer to:
• Push the ORANGE ‘List’ Button B. Renaming your file from your Recorded Files within
the HD Program Guide Banner
• Push the MENU button and Lock / Clear Skip Points

/ Spilt Take banner will be viewed.
• Scroll to SPLIT TAKE and view the white time length

bar with the total file length indicated on the right
and the current time position within the file indicted
on the left.
• Via FF YELLOW & REW GREEN buttons, selected

your preferred point where you want the file to be split.
• Once you have selected your Split Take point, push

the BLUE button Twice to Pause.
(one push is normal play, 2 pushes to pause)
• Push ENTER button and Split this Program in Two

banner will be viewed, YES or NO
• Push the ENTER button for YES
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Recorded Files - Lock
You can choose to ‘LOCK your recorded program files
so that a Password is required to enable playback of
the file.
• Push the MENU button and Lock / Clear Skip Points

/ Spilt Take banner will be viewed.
• Lock will be highlighted
• Push ENTER button to select YES
• Push EXIT button to remove banner
• Within your file list (ORANGE List button), you will

now view the HD Program Guide banner and your
‘Lock' files will be indicated with a Lock icon.
• Push ENTER button and Password banner will be

viewed.
• Input password via the numeric buttons on the

remote control and the program file will begin to
play. (Default Password is 0000).
Auto Playback Book Marking
When choosing to Stop viewing a recorded program

from your file list, the next time you select the same
file program to commence viewing again, the play-
back will commence from the last viewed point of the
recorded file.
IMPORTANT: At any time the SRT 5390 is switched to

Standby mode, this setting will be cancelled.
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SRT-5390

STRONG & Co. (FAR EAST), LTD.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Fully compliant with MPEG-2 and DVB standards

User friendly operating Menu and On-Screen Graphic Menu

Easy to use EPG(Electronic Program Guide) on screen

Age protection lock function

Manual PID control

Software downloading via RS-232C connector

Hard Disk Functions

User's manual : 1 Remote control : 1 QZ- ABC DEF

GHI JKL MNO

PRS TUV WXY

er' VOL VOL

Batteries (AAA type) : 2 RCA video/audio cable : 1

3 Channel Display(4 Digit)

10 Remote Control indication light

11 TV/Sat. mode Indication lamp light

12 Standby/Power on Indication light

Smart Card Slot

No. Name Connector Function

1 DIGITAL AUDIO Optical port Digital audio output.

2 S-VIDEO S-Video jack S-Video output.

3 DIGITAL AUDIO RCA cinch Digital Audio Output.

4 TV SCART SCART SCART output to TV.

5 VCR/AUX SCART SCART SCART output to VCR, analog receiver or Hi-Fi.

7 RF OUT UHF 21-69 IEC 169-2 male Output to TV.

8 VIDEO RCA cinch Composite video output.

9 AUDIO L RCA cinch Left audio output.

10 AUDIO R RCA cinch Right audio output.

13 RS-232C DB-9 serial port.

1 2 2 MUTE : To turn the sound on/off.

3 Numeric Keys(0-9) : To select channels

4 5 4 INFO. : To display the information of the

7 CH LIST : To watch the channel list. Press

8 AUX IN : To select the output mode of

9 RECALL : To return to the previous chosen

11 EXIT : To return to previous status or menu.

GHI JKL MNO

PRS TUV WXY the value of a selected item with

& Right VOL

18 TV/STB : To toggle the TV input A/V mode

19 CAPTIONS : To enable or disable subtitle,

20 RATIO : To change screen size (4X3, 16X9),

Channel List menu. To stop the played

CH 24 SLEEP : To switch off the receiver automati-

When to replace a battery

How to replace a battery

When the remote control is not operative

Notes for handling

1 Menu Language Setting

Press POWER on remocon, the LED number will be displayed as follows;

Note : Languages displayed in 'Language' column are supported by your receiver.

Select ‘Tuner State’ with CH

Select the channel you want with VOL

4 Automatic Full Scan

Select ‘Automatic Full Scan’ with CH

Automatic Full Scan

TV: 0 Scanning:2% Radio: 0