Thank you for purchasing this August DVB415. You may already be familiar with
using similar products but please take the time to read these instructions
carefully. They are designed to familiarise you with the product’s many
features and to ensure that you get the very best from your purchase. Safety
Please read the Safety Instructions before using this product to ensure your
safety and the safety of others. Disposal
Please ensure the product and its accessories are disposed of in compliance
with WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) Directive and any other
applicable regulations. Please check with your local authority for current
disposal regulations. Declaration of Conformity
The Declaration of Conformity can be found on our website at
http://www.augustint.com/en/declaration/ Customer Service
If you need help, please contact our Customer Service:
Telephone: +44 (0) 845 250 0586
Email: service@augustint.com
Quick Start Guide DVB415
It is suggested that you use a rooftop aerial when searching for TV channels for the first time.
Connect the device with a Monitor. We advise that you do this with the provided HDMI Cable if possible, as this should provide a high-quality TV. However, there is a Scan Port on the Box if required. After this, connect the device to Mains Power and use the power button on the remote to switch the device.
When switching the device on for the first time, the message ‘Boot’ will appear on the Device, whilst the Installation Guide will load on the screen. Follow the on-screen instructions to select the appropriate OSD Language and Country, then press . The auto Channel Scan will then start. (Rest of the text already there can be used)
If you have done the first time installation before and would like to search for Digital Freeview channels again, or if you have moved to a different region and need to search channels again, press
To play music, photos, movies, or PVR from a USB memory stick, insert the memory stick into the USB port, press
Please note that the signal strength in some areas may not be sufficient to support TV reception using a portable aerial. The distance from the closest transmitter and other factors such as surrounding buildings, the walls of your house, weather, and electromagnetic interference caused by power and telecommunication infrastructure may affect signal strength. Changing location may improve signal reception and a rooftop aerial designed for digital TV can be used to achieve the best possible reception.
For any further queries, please telephone August International Ltd helpline +44 (0) 845 250 0586 or email service@augustint.com
Safety Instructions
Storage and Use
| Keep this machine away from hot or cold places. Working temperature of this
device is 0° — 50° C, storage temperature is -10°C — 60°C.
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| Never expose the Receiver to moisture, dust oil, or smoke.
| Never put this machine in containers that are unstable as this may cause
damage.
| Keep the Receiver away from water or damp environment.
| Avoid dropping or exposing to impacts.
| Never extrude or chafe this machine with sharp objects.
Maintenance
Please unplug all connection wires before cleaning this machine.
| Please wipe this machine and buttons with a soft cloth. Only clean the
screen with a professional LCD TV screen cleanser.
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| Never wipe this machine with an abrasive cloth, detergent powder, alcohol
and benzene, etc. various propellants or chemical cleaning products.
Operation Precautions
For the sake of safety, when you do not intend to use the Receiver, please
switch off the power button.
Please ensure the DVB415 is located so that it has adequate ventilation. Special Notice
Never try to repair this machine by yourself. In case of any fault or failure,
please turn off the Receiver at once, and notify our company or the
corresponding dealer. The Receiver is made up of many precision electronic
components. Any disassembly or modification may lead to further damage.
Box Contents
Part Names and Functions
3.1 Front
Display
Power Indicator
IR receiver window
USB Port
3.2 Rear
SCART
HDMI Port
Coaxial
RF Out
RF In
3.3 Remote Control 3.3.1 Remote Button Functions
1. Mute / Unmute Sound
2. Power
3. Favourite Channel List
4. Subtitle
5. Information
6. Teletext (not available in UK)
7. Numbers
8. Channel Recall
9. PVR List
10. Main Menu
11 . Exit
12. Up
13. Down
14. Left
15. Right
16. Confirm
17. Electronic Program Guide
18. Go To Function
19. Page Down
20. Page Up| 21. Channel Up
22. Channel Down
23. Volume Up
24. Volume Down
25. Rewind
26. Forward
27. Previous Track
28. Next Track
29. Play
30. Stop
31. Pause
32. Audio Language
33. Record
34. Timeshift
35. TV / Radio
36. Repeat
37. Zoom In
38. Aspect Ratio
39. Resolution
40. Schedule
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3.3.2 Use of the Remote Control
lease remove the PVC packaging before using the remote control for the first
time.
Do not expose the remote control to direct sunlight or very strong/bright light.
Do not drop or step on the remote control or subject it to shocks.
Keep the remote control away from extreme hot or humid environments.
Keep the remote control away from water.
• Operating range
The IR sensor on the remote control should aim directly at the sensor on the front of the device. It may not be possible to operate the device if there are obstacles between it and the remote sensor.
Use the remote control no further than 8 meters away from the sensor.
The receiving angle range should be ± 30°.
• Replacing the Batteries
If the remote control does not function or if the operating range becomes
reduced, replace the old battery with a new one.
| Pull out the battery holder and remove the old battery.
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| Insert the new battery into the battery holder with the + side facing
upwards.
| Push back the holder.
*Note:
Please ensure proper disposal of used batteries.
To prevent leakage of fluid from the lithium battery, remove the battery when not using the remote control for a long period of time. If the battery leaks fluid, carefully wipe it out of the battery case, then change to a new lithium battery.
Connection
Operation
5.1 Initial Installation
After you first switch on your device, an Installation Guide is displayed that
allows you to set your location preferences and search for channels.
Press <▲> or <▼> to navigate up or down.
Press <◀> or <►> to change the options.
After setting the OSD Language and Country, press to start the search.
Press to enter the main menu.
After the search has finished, you can start watching any channels which have
been found. Press <TV/RADIO> to switch between Freeview TV and Radio channels.
If no channels are found, it will return to the Installation Guide. You can
try a different location or use a rooftop aerial.
5.2 Channel Information
Press in TV display mode to show Now and Next for the current station.
Press again to show detailed information.
53 Channel List
Press in TV display mode to show the channel list. Press <◀> or <►> to
switch between the TV and Radio channel list. Press <▲> or <▼> to select the
desired channel and press to confirm. Press to close the list.
5.4 Recall
Press in TV display mode to change back to the last channel you
watched. 5.5 Record
Plug a USB memory stick into the USB socket, then press to record the
channel you are watching. Whilst recording a timer will show in the top left
corner of the screen.
To stop recording, press <■ >. Then press to confirm or to keep
recording.
5.6 ‘lime Shift
To enable Time Shift, press < TIMESHIFT> whilst watching TV, the program will
pause. Press < ►> again to resume, <414> to rewind and <► ►> to fast forward.
Press < ■ > to exit Time Shift and return to the live broadcast.
5.7 Schedule
Press in TV display mode to enter the Schedule. This function
supports scheduled viewing or scheduled recording of Programs. You can choose
to record at the same time daily, or weekly or schedule a one-off recording.
5.7.1 Schedule
Event To add an event, press RED button, and the Event Add window will pop up.
Press <▲> or <▼> to select an item, press <◀> or <►> to change the settings.
Then press to confirm or press to exit. 5.7.2 Edit Event
To edit an existing event, press<▲> or <▼> to select the event and press GREEN
button. 5.73 Delete Event
To delete an existing event, press <▲> or <▼> to select the event and press
BLUE button. Then press to confirm or press to cancel. Press
to exit Schedule. Note: Press the button on the remote control
to view a list of recordings.
**5.8 Main Menu**
Press