Smart Card Pin Code; Volume Control; Mute Function - TechniSat HDTV 46 Schnellstartanleitung

Encrypted programmes / Volume / Language selection
6.5 Reception of encrypted programmes
> Insert a CONAX smart card into the slot of the integrated card reader.
(The golden chip should point forwards and in the insertion direction)
or
> Insert a CI module into the slot with the top pointing to the rear.
> Insert the smart card into the card slot of the CI module.
Make sure that the golden chip of the smart card is pointed to the rear in insertion direction.
If an encrypted programme is set, your TV set will check the CI slot and the card reader automatically
and will display the programme unencrypted, if a smart card or an appropriate CI module with a valid
smart card has been used.

6.5.1 Smart card PIN code

A child lock can also be implemented to block programmes that are unsuitable for children and are
broadcast by encrypted programmes. It is necessary to enter the smart card pin code stored on the
smart card, in order to access the respective programme.
> Use the numerical keypad to enter the 4-digit smart card PIN-code
in order to activate the broadcast.

6.6 Volume control

> Adjust the volume of your TV set with the Volume + rocker key louder
and with the Volume - rocker key quieter.

6.6.1 Mute function

> Pressing the Sound off/on key turns the sound off,
renewed pressing of this key turns the sound on again.
6.7 Selection of a different language /sound option
The message Sound Selection is displayed above the info box respectively a Dolby symbol
in the info box, if a programme is broadcast in several languages or on several sound channels.
> A list of the broadcast languages/sound options is displayed on the screen
by pressing the Language Selection key.
> Use the up/down Arrow keys to mark the language that you want and then press OK to confirm.
Please note that the chosen sound selection is stored as preferential audio language
for the respective station and is also retained after switching the TV off or changing the programme.
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