THOMSON DTH740 Operation & User’s Manual

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Displaying Playback  Information 
Press DISPLAY repeatedly during playback to 
show various playback information on screen. 
They include current title and chapter, play-
back time, audio, subtitle and angle settings. 
Changing Audio  and Subtitle  
Settings
On the player, press DISPLAY during playback 
and then press   repeatedly to change audio 
setting and press   repeatedly to change 
subtitle setting. 
On the remote control, press LANGUAGE (for 
audio) or SUBTITLE (for subtitle) repeatedly 
for corresponding setting. 
Tips: For VCD playback, press DISPLAY 
once 
and then press   repeatedly to select audio 
channel: mono left, mono right or stereo; 
press   repeatedly to select PBC mode (if 
available on the disc) on or off.  Alterna-
tively, press LANGUAGE (for audio channel 
selection) or PLAYBACK CONTROL (for PBC 
on/off) repeatedly on the remote control for 
corresponding setting.  
Changing Angle
Press ANGLE (remote control) repeatedly 
to select angle setting (if available on the 
DVD disc).
Accessing Disc  Menu
At anytime during playback, press TOP MENU 
(or MENU on the remote control) to access 
disc’s menu and press TITLE to access disc’s 
title menu (if available).
Random Playback
Press RANDOM (remote control) to select random 
mode on or off. Tracks or chapters will be played 
in random order when the function activated.  
Searching
Press SEARCH (remote control) to enter search 
menu (show on top of the screen). For DVD, you 
can direct access to a title, chapter or time on 
the disc by inputting the values with the numeric 
keys on the remote control. Press     to select a 
search method (title, chapter or time). 
Program Playback
When playback is stopped, press PROGRAM 
(PROG on the remote control) to show the 
program menu. 
1.  Highlight an  input field  by using V     
 keys.  “T” stands for title and  “C” for 
chapter.
2.  Use the  numeric keys  on the remote  control 
to input  values. 
3.  Repeat steps  1 and  2 to program  more. 
4.  Highlight “PLAY” on  screen and press 
OK 
to start  playback. Highlight  “CLEAR” on 
screen and  press 
OK to  clear all  programs.
Rating feature is a parental guardian feature 
which disables playback of certain DVDs based 
on their ratings from 1 (most restive) to 8 (least 
restrictive). DVDs that are rated above the level 
you set will not play until the correct password 
is entered. 
If a password has been set, you cannot change 
the rating without entering the correct password. 
To set up the password, highlight the Password 
part to input a 4-digit password with the numeric 
keys on the remotr control. Press OK to set the 
password.
Note:password is not defined until you set.
Language Setup
Setup the language of the OSD, Audio, Subtitle 
and Menu. Also register your DivX VOD files in 
the DivX[R] VOD menu (see “More Information” 
for details).
•  For DivX  playback, you  need to select  the 
correct character  set between  Western and 
Central European  in “Divx  Subtitle” in order 
to display  properly subtitles  in some eastern 
European languages.
Audio Setup
Setup the audio output format.
Video Setup
Setup the brightness, contrast, hue and saturation 
levels.
Digital Setup
Setup the DRC (Dynamic Range Compression).
Quick Start
1.  Press POWER  ON/OFF to  turn on the 
player. The DVD  logo appears on the 
screen.
2.  Open the  disc compartment  door. Place 
a disc  in the  tray with the  printed side 
up. Push  back the  compartment door. 
The player  will automatically  try to read 
and play  the disc.  If a menu  appears, 
one of  its options  can be selected  to 
start playing  the disc.  Select it using 
V   
    keys and press  OK.
Player Setup
When disc playback is stopped, press SETUP 
and the player’s setup menu will show on 
screen. 
Select a menu icon using     keys. Then select 
one of the available options using V   keys. 
Press   key to access the submenus and use V 
 keys to select an option. Press OK to confirm 
your selections. Return to a previous menu 
using   key.  
To exit from the player menu, press 
SETUP 
again.    
System Setup
Setup the source, TV system, TV type, 
password, rating, screen format and restore to 
default settings.
Accessories
Check that all the following accessories come 
with your unit in the package:
1.  Audio/Video cable  x 2
2.  Lithium ion  Polymer Battery  x 1
3.  AC/DC power  adapter x  1
4.  Car power  adapter x  1
5.  Carrying case  x 1
6.  DVB-T decoder  x 1
7.  Antenna x  1
8.  Remote controller  x 1
Connections
Quick Start & Player Setup
DVD Playback DVD Playback
General ControlsSafety Information Precautions
English
DTH740DVBT
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m a n u a l
More Information
The descriptions and characteristics in this owner’s manual are for the purpose of general reference only and 
not as a guarantee. In order to provide you with the highest quality product, we may make changes or modi-
fications without prior notice. The English version serves as the final reference on all product and operational 
details should any discrepancies arise in other languages.
EN
Please read this user manual carefully to ensure proper use of this product. Keep this manual for future reference.
Tocom: 56384680
General Precautions
•   Water and Moisture -  Do not  use this 
product near  water for  example, near 
a bathtub,  wash bowl,  kitchen sink, or 
laundry tub;  in a  wet basement; or  near 
a swimming  pool; and  the like. Do  not 
spill liquids  on your  Portable DVD or  its 
components as  they may  touch danger
-
ous voltage  points or  short-out parts that 
could result  in a  fire or electric  shock. 
To clean your  Portable DVD use  a soft 
slightly damp  cloth. Always  allow all the 
components to  dry completely  before 
using again. 
•  Cleaning - Unplug this  product from the 
wall outlet  before cleaning.  Do not use 
liquid cleaners  or aerosol  cleaners. Use a 
damp cloth  for cleaning.
•   Heat  - The product  should be placed 
away from  heat sources  such as radiators, 
heat registers,  stoves, or  other products 
(including amplifiers)  that produce  heat. 
Do not  expose the  Portable DVD or  any 
of its  components to  extreme heat or 
cold. Do  not expose  the player to  direct 
sunlight.
•   Attachments  - Do not  use attachments 
not recommended  by the  product manu
-
facturer as  they may  cause hazards.
•  Servicing - Do not  attempt to service this 
product yourself  as opening  or removing 
covers may  expose you  to dangerous 
voltage or  other hazards.  Refer all servic
-
ing to  qualified service  personnel.
•  AC/DC power adapter cords  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.
General Controls
1.  LCD display
2.  Speakers
3.  Selects display  information
4.  Enters player’s setup  menu or disc’s 
menu
5.  Returns to  disc’s menu
6.  Enters disc’s title  menu (if available)
7.  Accesses repeat  and program  modes
8.  Searches forward
9.   Searches backward
10.  Stops playback
11.  Starts and  pauses playback
12.  Moves upward  in menu
13.  Moves leftward  in menu, selects  audio 
setting
14.  Confirms selections
15.  Moves downward  in menu
16.  Moves rightward  in menu, selects 
subtitle setting
17.  Disc compartment  door
18.  Skips forward  a chapter/track
19.  Skips backward  a chapter/track
20.  Adjusts volume
21.  Switches on  / off the  player
22.  Opens disc  compartment door
23.  Headphone jacks
24.  Function switch
25.  USB connector
26.  Audio input  / digital output  jack
27.  Video in  / out  jack
28.  Power jack
29.  Power indicator
30.  Low battery  indicator
31.  Muting sound
32.  Clears input
33.  Enters disc’s  menu
34.  Enters VCD  playback control menu
35.  Selects zoom  options
Connecting the  Power Adapter
•  Connect the  power adapter  to the DC 
jack of  the unit.
•  Connect the  other side  of the 
power adapter  with the  wall plug or  car 
adapter.
•  Turn on the  power.
•  Disconnect the  adapter if  the set is  not 
used for  a period  of time.
Installing the  Battery
•  Plug in  the battery  at the bottom  of the 
unit.
•  Slide the  battery to  the side until  a 
“click” is  heard.
•  The unit  is now  powered by the  battery.
Removing the  Battery
•  Turn the unit  upside down.
•  Locate the  lock at  the bottom.
•  Push down  the lock  and slide the  bat
-
tery to  the side  to release.
Charging the  Battery
•  Connect the  power adapter  to the 
power jack  of the  unit.
•  Turn off the  power to start charging.
•  The indicator  is red  when charging and 
will turn  green when  the battery is  fully 
charged.
•  The battery  cannot be  charged while 
the unit  is being  used.
External Connections
This player can output sound and picture to ex-
ternal devices. To do so, slide the Function Switch 
on the rear side of the unit to the DVD MODE 
position. Always switch off the player before 
connecting to any devices. 
1.  Connect the  smaller yellow  connector to the 
VIDEO IN/OUT  jack of  the player.
2.  Connect the  larger yellow  connector (with 
pin) to  the video  input jack of  external 
device.
3.  Connect the  black connector  to the AUDIO 
IN/DIGITAL OUT jack  of the player.
4.  Connect the  orange connector  (with pin) to 
the audio  input jack  of the external  decice.
This player can also be used as a display for other 
devices, such as DVD player, game console etc. To 
do so, slide the Function Switch on the rear side 
of the unit to the AV IN position. Always switch 
off the player before connecting to any devices. 
1.  Connect the  smaller yellow  connector to the 
VIDEO IN/OUT  jack of  the player.
2.  Connect the  larger yellow  connector 
(without pin)  to the  video output jack  of 
external device.
3.  Connect the  black connector  to the AUDIO 
IN/DIGITAL OUT jack  of the player.
4.  Connect the  white and  red connectors 
(without pin)  to the  audio output jacks  of 
the external  decice.
Playback
For basic  playback, refer  to “Quick Start”.
Note: The player stores the point where 
playback was interrupted. If you press PLAY/
PAUSE again, playback resumes from this 
point. To stop playback completely or to start 
from the beginning, press STOP twice. 
Accelerated Play
While the disc is playing, press REV or FWD 
one or more times to vary the speed and 
direction of the accelerated play. Press PLAY/
PAUSE
 to resume normal playback.
Still Image
While the disc is playing, press PLAY/PAUSE 
once to freeze frame. 
Frame Advance
While the disc is paused, press STEP (remote 
control) to activate STEP mode. Each press 
of STEP will advance forward image by 
image. Press PLAY/PAUSE to resume normal 
playback.
Changing Chapter  / Track
While the disc is playing, press SKIP REV / 
FWD to go immediately to the next or previ-
ous chapter, or to the next or previous track.
Repeat Playback
During playback, press REPEAT repeatedly 
to select repeating a chapter or a title (DVD 
discs).
A-B Repeat
During playback, press A-B (remote control) 
once at the start and press again at the end 
of a desired repeat section. The section will 
repeat continuously until you press A-B to 
resume normal playback.
Playback of  MP3, WMA and 
JPEG Files
Your player also supports playback of MP3, 
WMA and JPEG files. When a disc is loaded, 
the player will automatically search for sup-
ported files and begin playback automatically. 
During playback of MP3 and WMA files and 
stop mode of JPEG files, the following screen 
will appear:
•  Use 
V        keys to move  to different 
files or  directories.
•  Press 
OK to  play the  file highlighted.
•  While viewing  JPEG files,  press 
V       
keys will  rotate or  flip picture respec-
tively.
•  Program playback  is available  for mp3 
and WMA  discs, refer  to “Program Play
-
back”   for details.  Input folder number 
under column  “D” and  file number 
under column  “F”. 
The unit  is not  working.
•  Turn off the  power,  and then turn  it on 
again.
•  Make sure  power cord  or battery is 
properly connected  and battery  is not 
empty.
•  The unit  cannot operate  when the car 
adaptor power  supply voltage  is above 
16V.
There is  no sound or picture.
•  Check the  connection to  the mains 
socket or  battery.
•  Make sure  the power  switch is on.
•  Make sure  the power  outlet is opera
-
tional.
•  Make sure  the power  cord is not  dam
-
aged.
•  Make sure  the volume  is not set  too 
low.
There is  no sound or sound quality 
is poor.
•  Make sure  the audio  jacks are securely 
connected.
•  Make sure  the audio  connector is not 
damaged.
•  Make sure  the volume  is turned up.
•  Make sure  you have  set the player’s 
audio settings  correctly.
•  Make sure  you have  entered the correct 
AV input  for your TV.
•  Make sure  the audio  is not set  to mute.
There is  no picture or picture quality 
is poor.
•  Make sure  that the  Function Switch is 
on the  proper position.
•  Make sure  the video  jacks are securely  con-
nected.
•  Make sure  you have  entered the correct  AV 
input for  your TV.
•  Make sure  the video  connector is not  dam
-
aged.
•  Make sure  you have  set the player’s video 
settings correctly.
•  Make sure  the battery  level is not  low.
It is impossible to read the disc
•  Make sure  the disc  is inserted with  the 
printed side  up.
•  Make sure  the disc  is not warped,  damaged, 
deformed, stained  or scratched.
•  Check that  the disc  format is supported  by 
the player. 
•  Check that  the disc’s regional  code matches 
that of  the player. This player’s  regional 
code is  2.
Remote control is not working
•  Battery may  be empty.
•  Make sure  you are  pointing to the  remote 
sensor on  the player  while using. 
You have forgotten your rating pass-
word.
•  Enter 9688  in the  password menu to  clear 
the memory. Keep  this master password  out 
of the  reach of  children. Refer to  “Player 
Setup -  System Setup”  for details.
Playback of Various Media Formats
Folder directory
File directory in 
current folder
Name of current file
Troubleshooting Tips
More Information
Car Mounting
You can easily mount the player on the back of a car seat with the help of the carrying case. See 
illustration below:
Carrying case
DVD player
Elasticated strap
Clasp strap
Specifications
•   Model:  DTH740DVBT
•  TV System:  PAL/NTSC
•  Supported Disc  Formats: DVD,  SVCD, VCD, 
CD, HDCD,  CD-R, CD-RW, DVD+/-R,  DVD+/-
RW
•  Supported File  Formats: DivX,  MPEG, MP3, 
WMA, JPEG,  Kodak Picture  CD
•  DVD Regional  Code: 2
•  AV Input/Output:  Composite x 1
•  Power Requirement:  DC in  9V (power 
adapter bundled)
•  Power Consumption:  <10W
•  Operating Temperature: 5
o
C to  35
o
C (41
o
F to 
95
o
F)
•  Operating Humidity:  5% to  90% (no 
condensation)
•  Size (without  battery): 200(W)  x150(D) x 
32(H) mm
•  Weight: 1087g
DVD Copy  Protection
This product incorporates copyright protection 
technology that is protected by U.S. patents and 
other intellectual property rights. Use of this copy-
right protection technology must be authorized 
by Macrovision Corporation, and is intended for 
home and other limited consumer uses only unless 
otherwise authorized by Macrovision. Reverse 
engineering or disassembly is prohibited.
Playback via  USB Connector
MP3, WMA and JPEG files stored on a USB device 
can be played via the USB connector on the rear 
side of the player. Playback operations are the 
same as files on discs as shown above. When an 
USB device is connected, a selection menu appears 
on the screen for playback from USB or disc. 
Audio CD
Your player also supports playback of audio CD. 
Playback starts automatically after an audio CD is 
loaded. Program playback is available for audio 
CD, refer to “Program Playback”  for details. You 
only need to input the desired track numbers.
DVD Regional  Code
Your DVD player has been designed to process 
regional management information that is stored 
on DVD discs. The regional code for your player 
is 2 (Europe, Japan, the Middle East, Egypt, South 
Africa). Only DVD discs that have regional codes 
of 2 or ALL (for all regions) can be played by 
your player.
•  Power Sources - 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. Do  not use any  battery 
other than  the orginal  ones provided by 
Thomson.
•   When  using your Portable  DVD player, do 
not sit  or stand  too close to  the screen. 
36.  Selects display  information
37.  Selects DVD’s  angle setting
38.  Returns to  top of menus
39.  Enters search  menu
40.  (STOP) -  stops playback
41.  (PLAY/PAUSE) - starts  and pauses playback
42.  (SKIP FWD/  SKIP REV) -  skips backward or 
forward a  chapter or  track
43.  Selects random  playback mode
44.  Enters program  mode
45.  DVB-T /  DVD
46.  Enters player’s  setup menu
47.  Numeric input  keys
48.  Selects subtitle  setting
49.  Navigation keys  in indicated direction,  press 
OK to  confirm selection
50.  Selects language  setting
51.  Enters title  menu (if available)
52.  Enters step  advance mode
53.  Adjusts volume
54.  (FWD /  REV) - search  backward or forward
55.  Selects repeat  modes
56.  Performs A-B  repeat
Notes on the remote control
 
On the remote control, remove the plastic tab 
from the battery compartment before first use. To 
replace battery, slide the release lock to the right 
and pull out the battery tray. (One button type, 
CR2025 battery required)
When using the remote control, make sure you 
are pointing to the remote sensor located at the 
front of the player (where the power indicator 
is located).  
CAUTION
Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly 
installed.
Replace only with the same or equivalent type 
of battery.
Zoom
During playback, press ZOOM (remote control) 
repeatedly to select a zoom in or out option to 
enlarge or reduce image size. 
Muting
Press MUTE (remote control) to cut sound output. 
Press again to restore.
Screen Saver  and Power  Saving
Screen saver will show when the player is idle for 
more than 5 minutes. Press any key to de-activate 
it. If there is no further key activation for another 
5 minutes, the LCD screen will shut down for 
power saving. Press any key to turn the screen 
on again.

WARNING:
 
TO PREVENT FIRE
OR ELECTRICAL
 SHOCK HAZARD,
DO NOT EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT
TO
 RAIN OR MOISTURE.
SEE MARKING ON BOTTOM / BACK OF PRODUCT
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
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INTERNES DE CET APPAREIL 
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MAINTE-NANCE FAITES 
APPEL A DU PERSON-NEL 
QUALIFIE POUR TOUTE 
OPERA-TION DE 
MAINTENANCE.
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POINTE EN FORME 
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AVERTISSEUR 
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DANGEREUSE" A 
L'INTERIEUR DE 
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GERÄTERÜCKSEITE DES PRODUKTS
VORSICHT
WARNUNG: ZUR VERMEIDUNG EINES BRANDES 
ODER DER GEFAHR EINES ELEKTRISCHEN 
SCHLAGS DAS PRODUKT KEINEM REGEN ODER 
FEUCHTIGKEIT AUSSETZEN.
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KEINE VOM NUTZER ZU 
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INNEREN DES GERÄTS. 
ÜBERLASSEN SIE DIE 
WARTUNG QUALIFIZIERTEM 
FACHPERSONAL.
DER BLITZ UND DIE 
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DREIECK SIND EIN 
WARNZEICHEN, 
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CAUTION!
Invisible laser radiation when open. Avoid exposure to 
beam. Class 1 laser product. This system must be opened 
only by qualified technicians to prevent accidents caused 
by the laser beam.
LASER  λ  = 650 nm, P max = 5 mW
Rating Information: At bottom/rear of the unit.
This unit comply with the existing requirements.
In accordance with the rating plate of the 
unit, this unit complies with current standards 
concerning electrical safety and electromagnetic 
compatibility.
Please respect the environment. Before throwing 
any batteries away, consult your distributor 
who may be able to take them back for specific 
recycling.
Have a Blast- Just Not in Your Eardrums! Make 
sure you turn down the volume on the unit 
before you put on headphones. Increase the 
volume to the desired level only after headphone 
are in place.
This symbol means that your inoperative elec-
tronic appliance must be collected separately 
and not mixed with the household waste. The 
European Union has implemented a specific 
collection and recycling system for which manu-
facturers are responsible.
This appliance has been designed and manufac-
tured with high quality materials and components that can 
be recycled and reused. 
Electrical and electronic appliances are liable to contain 
parts that are necessary in order for the system to work 
properly but which can become a health and environmental 
hazard if they are not handled or disposed of in the proper 
way. Consequently, please do not throw out your inopera
-
tive appliance with the household waste.
If you are the owner of the appliance, you must deposit it 
at the appropriate local collection point or leave it with the 
vendor when buying a new appliance.
• If you are a professional user, please follow your supplier’s 
instructions.
• If the appliance is rented to you or left in your care, 
please contact your service provider.
Help us protect the environment in which we live!
THOMSON
46, quai  Alphonse Le  Gallo
92648 Boulogne
Cedex FRANCE
www.thomson.net
Registration for  DivX VOD Files
DivX VOD files are downloaded after paying a rental from certain commercial websites. Prior to 
downloading a VOD, you need to input the registration number of your DVD player on the purchase 
form on the site. The registration number can be located in the Setup Menu under the “Language” 
submenu.
Note:  If you cannot play a DivX VOD file recorded on a CD-R disc after downloading it, the rental period 
allocated during purchase from the website may have expired. It is also possible that the recorded 
file is not compatible with your player because of different versions or incorrect download param-
eters. The parameters used when copying to CD-R may be another reason for this. Since it is not 
possible here to supply all the information, parameters and advice relating to the use of DivX VOD 
files, we recommend that you visit specialist websites such as www.divx.com/vod.
Main plug is used as the disconnect device, it shall 
remain readily operable and should not be ob-
structed during intended used. To be completely 
disconnected the apparatus from supply mains, 
the main plug of the apparatus shall be discon-
nected from the mains socket outlet completely.
Getting started
The system includes 30 games.
To play the games, set the function switch on 
the rear of the device to GAMES MODE. A 
welcome screen appears.
Choosing a  game
Press RTN / START to view the list of games.
1.   Press 
V       to  scroll through the  list.
2.   Highlight the  game you want to play 
and confirm  by pressing  RTN / START
.
Playing the  games
1.   Press V        to navigate in  the game.
2.   Use the 
A, B,  TA,  TB keys to play.
These keys have different functions in differ
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ent games.
3.   Press OK  / RESET  to quit the  game.
Games 
Games included
- Delta Fighter
- Space Castle
- VR Racing
- Sea War
- Dragon Fire
- Golden Arrow
- Push the Box
- Bean’s Adventure
- Ball Clash
- Block Out
- Road Star
- Super Surfing
- Bubble Blaster
- Fish Catcher
- Ball Mania
- Grass Cutter
- Jewel Master
- Motor Rally
- Birdie Nest
- Insect Chase
- Bingo Zap
- Last Cabra
- Ocean Quest
- Pinball Track
- Runner Car
- Spin Ball
- Animal Pool
- Go Bang
- Garden Maze
- Submarine War
TV function  
Rear Side
DVB-T decoder

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Antenna
1.   DVB-T decoder 
2.   Antenna socket
3.   IR window
4.   A/V and  DC IN/OUT sockets
5.   Antenna
6.   Power socket
7.   Power On  light
8.   Decoder On/Off  switch
9.   Open the  main menu of your DVB-T 
decoder
10.   Enter  the menu
11.   Move  up in the menu /  Select the next 
channel
12.   Move  down in the menu /  Select the 
previous channel
TV function (cont’d)
Getting started
1.   Once the  decoder has been switched on, 
a menu  appears on  the screen. Use  the 
    keys to select  the language for  the 
menus.
2.   Press 
V and  select a  country.  Use the   
 keys  to choose  a country.
3.  Select OK  to confirm.
4.  A new  menu appears  to select the 
required TV  image format  (4/3 or 16:9). 
Use the 
    key to make  your choice 
and select 
OK to  confirm.
5.  Once you  have confirmed  your choice, 
the device  starts searching  for the avail
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able TV  and radio  channels.
Favourite lists
The concept behind the channel list is to 
make it easy for you to access the channels 
you spend the most time watching or radio 
stations you listen to most frequently.
Once a list has been defined, you can press the 
FAV
 button to activate your favourites list.  
Then when you change channels using the   
 V   buttons, only your favourite channels or 
stations are included in the loop.
1.  Press MENU  and  select the Favourite 
lists line  using 
V  .
2.  Select 
OK to  confirm.
3.  Use 
V   to  select, create, edit  or delete 
your favourites.  Select 
OK to  confirm. 
Follow the  instructions using  the 
,  , 
V,
  , OK  keys.
4.  Press MENU  to return  to the main 
menu.
Setup
Use this menu to change the TV reception set-
tings, to set the time and date and to restore the 
system’s factory settings. If you restore the factory 
settings, all your settings will be deleted.
1.  Press MENU  and  select the Setup line using 
V  .
2.  Select 
OK to  confirm.
3.  Use V    to select, create,  edit or delete  your 
favourites. Select 
OK to  confirm. Follow  the 
instructions using  the 
,  ,  V,  ,  OK keys.
4.  Press 
MENU to  return to the  main menu.
TV Configuration
Select the image format (4/3, 16:9), the display 
mode (PAL, SECAM) and the sound settings 
(mono, stereo).
Time Settings
Set the date, time and time zone.
Factory Settings
Delete all settings and restore the factory 
configuration.
Installation
This menu indicates the quality of signal recep-
tion and can be used to re-install channels or add 
new channels.
1.  Press MENU  and  select the Installation line 
using 
V  .
2.  Select OK  to confirm.
3.  Use 
V   to  select, create, edit  or delete your 
favourites. Select 
OK to  confirm. Follow  the 
instructions using  the 
,  ,  V,  ,  OK keys.
4.  Press MENU  to return  to the main  menu.
TV function (cont’d)
Signal information
This menu indicates the level of reception and 
the quality of the signal received according to the 
selected channel number.
Channels installation
Use this function to re-install all the TV and radio 
channels. You can also add more channels to the 
list of channels that has already been memorised.
Channel searches can be run automatically 
(Standard) or manually (Manual) depending on 
the level of reception of the antenna in the place 
where the device is located.
You can also search for unencrypted channels 
only, encrypted channels only or both.
New channels
Use this menu to install new channels.
User preferences
Use this menu to configure your preferences for 
the language used for the menus, subtitles and 
sound. Other visual settings are available, includ-
ing subtitles and menu banners. You can also 
configure the parental control settings.
1.  Press MENU  and  select the User preferences 
 
line using 
V  .
2.  Select 
OK to  confirm.
3.  Use V    to select, create,  edit or delete  your 
favourites. Select 
OK to  confirm. Follow  the 
instructions using  the 
,  ,  V,  ,  OK keys.
4.  Press MENU  to return  to the main  menu.
Languages
This menu is used to configure your language 
preferences for the menus, subtitles and sound.
Appearances
Certain visual settings, such as subtitles and menu 
banners, can be configured in this menu. Choose 
your settings and select OK to confirm.
Access control
This function lets you prevent or limit access to 
certain channels.
System information
1.  Press MENU  and  select the System informa-
tion line using 
V  .
2.  Select 
OK to  confirm.
3.  The screen  that appears  shows the technical 
characteristics of  your DVB-T  decoder.
4.  Press 
MENU to  return to the  main menu.
Using the  remote control
To use the remote control with your DVB-T 
decoder, set the switch on the remote control 
to DVB-T.
Always point the remote control at the IR 
reception window on the decoder, otherwise 
the decoder will not respond to the com-
mands sent from the remote control.
Settings and  use of the decoder
Change the settings using the MENU,  ,  , V, 
, OK keys on the remote control.
The MENU, ENTER, CH+, CH- keys on the rear 
of the decoder can also be used to navigate 
in the menus.
Setting up  the decoder
1.   Connect the  DVB-T decoder to the rear 
of your  DVD player.
2.   Insert the  mains power adapter plug in 
the DC  socket on  the decoder.
3.   Insert the  power plug of the adapter  in 
a mains  wall socket  or in an  adapter for 
vehicles.
4.   Connect the  antenna cable to the socket 
provided and  place the  antenna on 
a metal  surface that  acts as a  ground 
plane for  the antenna  for better recep
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tion.
5.   Press
   to switch on the  DVD player.
6.  Press the  ON /  OFF switch on  the rear 
to switch  on the  decoder.

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Please respect the environment and 
prevailing regulations. Before you dis-
pose of batteries or accumulators, ask 
your dealer whether they are subject to 
special recycling and if they will accept 
them for disposal.
THOMSON does not accept any liability if the appliance is used in any way other than in accordance 
with this manual.
DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTIES:TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, DEC
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LARATIONS AND WARRANTIES OF NON-INFRINGEMENT OF COPYRIGHT OR OTHER INTELLECTUAL 
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