Remote Control - Sveon SPremiere Serie Manual De Usuario

1. Standby LED. This LED lights in red when it is in Standby status; the LED lights in blue when the unit is turned on.
2. PLAY. Press to playback files.
3. Arrow buttons. Left/Right/Up/Down. Press to move the highlight through the menus. Press OK to confirm.
4. STOP. Press to stop a file playback.
5. POWER. Press to turn the unit on/off.
6. Infrarred receiver.
Rear panel
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1. Power swich
2. Power Input 12v
3. USB port for PC connection
4. HDMI output
5. Coaxial audio output
6. Composite video connection
7. AV audio connection
8. Optical audio output
9. Fan
10. Roof antenna connection
Rear side
1. SD and MMC card reader
2. Two USB Host ports for external storage devices (like a pen drive, an external hard disk...)

6. Remote control

Important. You can manage the files playback by pressing the buttons located on top of the device and also using the
remote control. However, there are some functions which only can be managed using the remote control.
1. POWER: Press to turn the device on/off. When the device is turned off by pressing this button, it is in Standby mode.
Although in this mode the power consume is very low, you should disconnect the device from the power outlet to turn it
completely off.
2. MUTE: Enables/disables audio signal
3. FAV: Press to access to the favourite channels list (TV mode)
4. ZOOM: Press Zoom button during a video o pictures playback to enlarge the image
5. GO TO: Press this button to search a point in the file timeline
6. TTX: Press in TV mode to open the Teletext (this option is subject to channel availability)
7. 0-9: Numeric pad
8. THUMB: In Pictures menu, press this button to display 8 pictures in thumbnail mode
9. TIMESHIFT: Press to enable TimeShift option (you can pause, go backward or go forward while the program is being
recorded)
10. MENU: Press to open the setup menu. In Multimedia mode this menu is available in the main screen; in TV mode, this
menu is available in DVB-T menu
11. UP/DOWN: Use these buttons to move the highlight up and down in the firmware screens. In TV mode, use these but-
tons to go to the previous or to the next channel
12. EXIT: Press to exit the playback and go back the previous menu/folder.
13. LEFT/RIGHT: Use these arrow buttons to move the highlight in the firmware screens. In TV mode, use them to incre-
ase or decrease the volume
14. OK: Selection
15. VOL+: Increases the volume
16. VOL- : Decreases the volume
17. INFO: Press to display information about the current TV channel or the current file
18. CHANNEL+: Press to go to the next channel
19. CHANNEL -: Press to go to the previous channel
20. RED BUTTON: In Multimedia mode, this button changes between two display modes: full screen or preview mode
21. GREEN BUTTON: In TV mode, press it to access to the program list. In Multimedia mode, press to select the A and
B points in a repeat
22. BLUE BUTTON: In file exploring mode, press to select or delete files
23. YELLOW BUTTON: Press to select between the Teletext options
24. SUBTITLE: Enables or disables the subtitles
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SPM1200HD User Guide
Index
1. Welcome
1.1 Safety instructions
2. Features
3. System Requirements
4. Content
5. Hardware
6. Remote control
6.1 Batteries installation
7. PC Connection
8. TV Connections
8.1 AV Connection
8.2 HDMI Connection
8.3 Antenna Connection
9. First time usage
9.1 Hard disk formatting
9.2 Main screen
10. Setup Menu
10.1 System
10.2 Film
10.3 Pictures
10.4 Format
11. Basic operations
11.1 Pictures playback
11.2 Music playback
11.3 Video playback
11.4 Search
11.5 DVB-T
11.6 Recording
12. Channel Scan
12.1 Auto channel scan
12.2 Manual channel scan
13. TV Main Menu
13.1 Program Menu
13.2 Channel scan
13.3 Time
13.4 Options
13.5 System
13.6 Recording menu
14. Sort channels
14.1 Skip channels
14.2 Lock channels
14.3 Delete channels
14.4 Favourite list
14.5 Rename
15. Shedule and direct recording
16. TimeShift recording
17. Radio
18. Watching TV channels
19. Info
20. Teletext
21. Multimedia
22. Default Setup
23. Upgrade System
24. Warning
APPENDIX: Files information
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