User Manual. VMX1-1 HD MPEG-2/4 QAM Set-Top Box

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User Manual VMX1-1 HD MPEG-2/4 QAM Set-Top Box

Table Of Contents 1 INTRODUCTION... 3 1.1 Important Information... 3 1.2 Unpacking... 4 1.3 Front Panel... 5 1.4 Rear Panel... 6 1.5 Remote Control... 7 2 INSTALLATION... 8 2.1 Connecting the Set-Top Box... 8 2.2 Troubleshooting... 10 3 SYSTEM SET-UP... 12 3.1 Programming the Remote Control... 12 3.2 Changing the Menu Language... 13 3.3 Parental Controls... 13 3.4 Changing the Password... 14 3.5 Locking Channels... 15 3.6 Remove Channels from a Locked List... 17 3.7 Unlocking Channels... 18 3.8 Locking the Menu... 19 3.9 Unlocking the Menu... 20 3.10 Power Save Mode... 21 4 ADVANCED FEATURES... 22 4.1 Recording a Live TV Program... 22 4.2 Electronic Program Guide... 22 4.3 Schedule/Manage Recordings... 23 4.4 Playing Back a Program... 24 4.5 Email Messages from the Cable Company... 25 4.6 Favorites... 26 Document History: Version 1.0 2

1. INTRODUCTION This user manual is for the VMX1-1 cable set-top box. This set-top box is equipped for you to customize your settings and place parental controls for programming that you prefer your children not view. This set-top box is SD/HD compliant, providing you with the ability to view all content from your cable provider. This box has been designed for ease of use and is simple to upgrade to take advantage of any advanced features we may release in the future. 1.1 Important Information POWER REQUIREMENTS: 100 V - 240 VAC ~ 50 Hz/60 Hz LIQUIDS: Take care not to spill any liquids over the receiver or splash it. Avoid placing objects with liquids on or next to the receiver. SMALL OBJECTS: Avoid placing small metallic objects close to the unit. These could accidentally enter through the ventilation slots and cause serious damage. CLEANING: Unplug the receiver from the mains before cleaning it. Use a slightly damp, soft cloth (no detergent) to clean the outside of the receiver. VENTILATION: Place the receiver in a well-ventilated area so that the slots are not blocked in any way. Avoid exposure to the sun or to other sources of heat. Do not place on top of other equipment. CONNECTIONS: Carry out the recommended connections only to avoid any possible damage. 3

(Verimatrix CAS) VMX1-1 HD MPEG 2/4 QAM Set-Top Box 1.2 Unpacking Upon receipt inspect the box and note any damage to the box or the unit. In case of damage contact your cable operator. The box includes: A. 1 - VMX1-1 Quick Start Guide B. 1 - VMX1-1 unit C. 1 - Remote control D. 1 - Power adaptor E. 2 - Batteries for the remote control F. 1 - Composite cable G. 1 - HDMI cable A User Manual B C VMX1-1 HD MPEG-2/4 QAM Set-Top Box D E F G 4

1.3 Front Panel The VMX1-1 is designed for ease of use and offers a small foot print. The front panel features minimal buttons and graphics. Button OK MENU Function Navigate UP Navigate DOWN Navigate LEFT Navigate RIGHT Turns the receiver on/off (STBY) Used to make selections in the menu Navigate to the previous menu Brings up the menu 5

1.4 Rear Panel The rear panel of the cable box includes multiple options for connecting to your TV. With all options you will need to insert the coaxial cable into the Cable In (2) plug on the back of the unit in order to receive the cable feed. 1 2 3.1 3 4 5 6 7 8 Label Function 1 Cable Out Coaxial cable out for loop through to TV connect to TV 2 Cable In Input of coaxial cable as content source 3 Video and L/R Audio Composite cable to connect to TV 3.1 SPDIF Optical digital audio 4 HDMI HDMI cable to connect to TV 5 Ethernet Ethernet cable for Internet access 6 USB USB 2.0 for PVR capability 7 IR Extender External IR receiver 8 Power Connect to 12V power supply 6

1.5 Remote Control Button Function CBL Press to turn set-top box ON/OFF Mute ON/OFF AV Change set-top box HDMI resolution CC Closed captions ON/OFF MAIL Displays e-mail messages (if available) AUDIO Toggles mono/stereo audio options SUB Subtitles ON/OFF MEDIA Displays recorded Library FAV Displays Favorites list INFO Displays program information Back Return to previous menu EPG Displays the program guide MENU Displays the menu EXIT Leaves the menu/program information OK Select VOL + Increase the volume VOL - Decrease the volume CH Channel up CH Channel down Navigation directions 0...9 Channel/password numbers Programmable:* Record Stop Play Fast forward Rewind Pause Menu selection buttons TV Press to turn TV ON/OFF TV/AV Changes TV source SET Program remote CUSTOM Can be programmed as any other button. VOL + Increase the volume VOL - Decrease the volume CH Channel up CH Channel down *Note: These buttons can be programmed as any other button. The functions listed are suggested. 7

2. INSTALLATION 2.1 Connecting the Set-Top Box When you receive the set-top box, it will include the small VMX1-1 unit, a power cable, composite cables, an HDMI cable, and the remote control with batteries. We recommend that you make sure you have all necessary cables before starting the installation process. A. Disconnect power from the TV and set-top box. B. Plug the cable TV cable into the Cable In. (Figure 2.1.1) C. Connect an external HDD to the set-top box using a USB cable (if available). D. Connect the set-top box to your television. There are three different connection options for this: 1. HDMI cable (included) - Figure 2.1.2 2. Composite (yellow, red and white cable - included) - Figure 2.1.2 3. RF out (Coaxial cable for cable TV - not included) - Figure 2.1.2 E. Plug the power cord into the back of the set-top box (Figure 2.1.3) and plug the power supply into your power source. F. Reconnect power to the TV. Figure 2.1.1 Figure 2.1.2 Figure 2.1.3 Power Adapter Cable TV Coaxial Video/Audio HDMI 8

G. The set-top box will start an Auto Channel Scan. This will program the channels into the box. H. Let this continue to 100% I. Once this Auto Channel Scan has completed, the number of detected channels will appear. Press OK. J. The set-top box is now ready for use. All detected channels should now be available for viewing. K. View the first channel to appear without changing channels after exiting the menu. This is the home channel. Verify that reception is clear without visible artifacts. If the home channel is not received clearly, contact your cable operator for further instructions. 9

2.2 Troubleshooting 2.2.1 Reset to First-Time Installation If the set-top box is not working, then the first step is to restart the box. If this does not work, then try resetting the box to first-time installation. This is done by following these instructions: A. With the TV switched ON and the set-top box switched ON, press the MENU button on the remote control. This brings up the following menu: B. Go to the Settings option and press OK. This will take you into the settings menu. 10

C. Select the Version option and scroll down to the Reset to Factory Default option. Press OK. Confirm by pressing OK once more. *The set-top box will then reboot and start a scan and find all of the available channels. If this does not work, please contact your cable operator for more troubleshooting options. 2.2.2 Help Menu More detailed information about set-top box functions can be found in the Help menu. A. With the TV switched ON and the set-top box switched ON, press the MENU button on the remote control. B. Navigate to the Help option and press OK. 11

3. SYSTEM SET-UP 3.1 Programming the Remote Control In order to program your remote control, follow these steps: A. On the set-top box remote, press and hold the SET button until the red light at the top turns bright red. B. Point the remote that you would like to copy and the set-top box remote at one another. C. On the set-top box remote, press and hold the button that you would like to program (eg. Channel up) until the light flashes. D. On the remote you want to copy, press and hold the corresponding button (Channel up) until the light flashes again. E. Repeat this process until all of the buttons are programmed. F. Press the SET button once more to save and exit the remote control programming. 12

3.2 Changing the Menu Language Each set-top box can be set to show the menus in your preferred language. The box is currently set for Spanish. To change this: A. Go to the Menu. B. Select Settings. C. Inside the Region menu, scroll down to Language. D. Select your preferred language by scrolling to the left or right. E. Once selected, exit out of the menu. F. The menu will begin showing your chosen language. 3.3 Parental Controls Parental controls allow you to manage the channels that your children are able to view. This locking system can be used to block specific channels or to lock the whole menu from being used without entering a password, safeguarding your children from viewing any content you don t want them viewing. 13

3.4 Changing the Password The current default password is 0000. This password can be customized and updated by using the following steps: A. Go into the menu. B. Select Settings. C. Navigate to the Parental menu. D. When prompted, enter the current password (default is 0000). 14

E. Scroll down to Set PIN and press OK. F. Enter and confirm a new password, then press OK to return to the menu. 3.5 Locking Channels In order to set parental controls and lock specific channels, use the following steps: A. Go into the menu. B. Select Settings. 15

C. Navigate to the Parental menu. D. If prompted, enter your current password for parental controls (default is 0000). E. Select Select Locked Channels and press OK. F. A list of your channels will appear. Navigate to those you would like to lock and press OK on each. G. A lock icon will appear next to each channel that you choose to be locked. H. Once you are finished selecting channels to lock, press the yellow button on the remote to return to the menu. 16

3.6 Remove Channels from a Locked List To unlock a channel, use these steps: A. Go into menu. B. Select Settings. C. Navigate to the Parental menu. D. If prompted, enter your password for parental controls (default is 0000). E. Select Select Locked Channels and press OK. 17

F. A list of your channels will appear. Those labeled with a lock icon are currently locked. G. To remove a channel from the locked list, navigate to a locked channel and press OK. The lock next to the channel will disappear. 3.7 Unlocking Channels When a locked channel is selected, you will be prompted to enter the parental lock 4-digit PIN (see Changing the Password ). In order to view the channel, press OK and enter the PIN and the channel will unlock. Note: This will turn OFF the Parental Control in the Parental menu. In order to re-lock channels, go to the Parental menu and turn the setting to ON. 18

3.8 Locking the Menu To lock the menu, follow these steps: A. From the menu, navigate to Parental. B. If prompted, enter your password for parental controls (default is 0000). C. Scroll down to Settings Lock and switch it to ON. D. Once you leave the menu and re-enter Settings, you will be prompted to enter your password in order to make changes. 19

3.9 Unlocking the Menu To turn the Settings Lock feature off: A. From the menu, navigate to Parental. B. When prompted, enter your password for parental controls (default is 0000). C. Scroll down to Settings Lock and switch it to Off. D. You will now be able to make changes to the set-top box s settings without a password. 20

3.10 Power Save Mode The set-top box ships in normal power mode. If you prefer to set this to Power Save Mode follow these steps: A. From the menu, navigate to Settings. B. Navigate to TV. C. Scroll down to Energy Mode. You can toggle between Quick Start Up and Low Power. D. Toggle the setting to Low Power and exit the menu. Note: In Low Power Mode, the set-top box may take longer to power up and be ready for use. 21

4. ADVANCED FEATURES 4.1 Recording a Live TV Program In order to record a live program, follow these steps: A. Make sure an external USB hard drive is connected to the set-top box (See 2.1 Connecting the Set- Top Box ). B. While watching a live program, press the REC button on your remote. C. The current program will begin recording immediately and can be found in the Library. (See 4.4 Playing Back a Program ). 4.2 Electronic Program Guide To bring up the Electronic Program Guide, press the EPG button on your remote. Guide Interface: Program Name Future Times/Programs Current Date/Time Channel Name Program Description Set selected program to record Schedule a reminder for a future program Search for a program or channel Exit the menu 22

4.3 Schedule/Manage Recordings In order to record a future program, follow these steps: A. Press the EPG button on your remote control. B. In the EPG, navigate to the program that you would like to record. C. When the program is highlighted, press the Red button on the remote to schedule a future program to be recorded. In order to view/manage your scheduled recordings, follow these steps: A. From the menu, navigate to Timers. B. Here you will find any previously scheduled future recordings and reminders. 23

C. Select from the list and press OK to bring up options for managing your scheduled reminder/recording. 4.4 Playing Back a Program In order to play back an existing recording, follow these steps: A. From the menu, navigate to Library. B. Here you will find a list of previously recorded programs. 24

C. From this list, select the program that you would like to play and press OK to bring up detailed information about the recording. D. Press OK again to start watching the recorded program. 4.5 Email Messages from the Cable Company To view important messages from the cable company, follow these steps: A. When you receive a message, a number will appear in the Messages icon (see below). B. From the menu, navigate to Messages. C. Here you will find a list of important messages from the cable company. D. Navigate to the desired message and press OK to view. 25

4.6 Favorites 4.6.1 Creating a Favorites List A. From the menu, navigate to Settings. B. Select Favorites. C. Press the Green remote button to create a new list. D. Create a name for your playlist using the number keypad on the remote or by selecting each of the letters on-screen and pressing OK. 26

E. A list of channels will appear. Navigate to the channels you would like to include in your Favorites list and press OK. F. A heart icon will appear next to the channels you ve selected. To remove a channel from the list, press OK again and the heart icon will disappear. G. When you are finished, exit out of the menu. H. To select your custom Favorites channel list, press the FAV button on your remote or navigate to the Settings menu and select Favorites. To delete a Favorite Channels list, follow these steps: A. From the Settings menu, select Favorites. B. Select the list you would like to delete and press OK. 27

C. Scroll down to Delete and press OK. Confirm by pressing OK once more. Note: Here you may also view the list to make further changes or rename the list. 4.6.2 Using a Favorites List A. On the remote control, press the FAV button. This will bring your previously created Favorites lists (see Creating a Favorites List ). B. Navigate to the desired list and press OK. Note: This will restrict the set-top box to only showing channels on the selected list. In order to return to all channels, follow these steps: A. Press the FAV button on the remote control. B. Select All Channels and press OK. 28