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Note: 

The options 

Channel Sort

,

 Channel Move 

and

 Channel 

Edit

 may not be available and appear as grayed out depending 

on the operator selection and operator related settings.

Managing Favourite Channel Lists

You  can  create  four  different  lists  of  your  favourite 

channels. These lists include only the channels that 

are specified by you. Press the 

OK

 button to display 

the channel list. Then press 

Blue

 button to access 

favourite lists. If one of the lists is being displayed on 

the screen you can press the 

Yellow

 button to open 

the 

Favorite List Selection

 menu in order to switch 

from one list to another. Select the desired list and 

press the 

OK

 button. Highlight a channel in the list 

and press the 

OK

 button to watch.

To add the currently watched channel to one of your 

favourite lists select the desired favourite list as 

described above and press the 

Menu

 button on the 

remote. Then enter the 

Channels

 menu, highlight 

Add 

to My Favorites

 option and press 

OK

. The channel will 

be added to the selected favourite list. To remove that 

channel from the list open the favourite list, highlight 

the channel and press 

Blue

 button. In this way only the 

currently watched channel can be added or removed. 

Programme Guide

By means of Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) 

function of your TV you can browse the event schedule 

of the currently installed channels on your channel 

list. It depends on the related broadcast whether this 

feature is supported or not. 
In order to access the Electronic Programme Guide on 

the Home Screen press the 

EPG

 button on the remote. 

Electronic Programme Guide is also available in Live 

TV mode. You can switch to Live TV mode by either 

launching the 

Live TV

 application on the Home Screen 

or selecting 

Channels

 input source from the 

Inputs

menu on the Home Screen. To access the programme 

guide while in Live TV mode, press the 

EPG

 button 

on your remote.
Use the directional buttons to navigate through 

the programme guide. You can use the Up/Down 

directional buttons or 

Programme +/-

 buttons to 

switch to previous/next channel on the list and Right/

Left directional buttons to select a desired event of 

the currently highlighted channel. If available, the full 

name, start-end time and date, genre of the highlighted 

event and a brief information about it will be displayed 

on the bottom of the screen. 
Press 

Blue

  button  to  filter  the  events.  Due  to  the 

large  variety  of  filter  options  you  can  find  events  of 

the desired type quicker. Press 

Yellow

 button to see 

detailed information on the highlighted event. You 

can also use Red and Green buttons to see events 

of previous day and next day. The functions will be 

assigned to the coloured buttons on the remote when 

they are available. Follow the on-screen informations 

for accurate button functions.
The guide can not be displayed if TV input source 

is blocked from the 

Settings>Channel>Parental 

Controls>Inputs Blocked

 menu in Live TV mode or 

on Home Screen.

Connecting to the Internet

You can access the Internet via your TV, by connecting 

it to a broadband system. It is necessary to configure 

the network settings in order to enjoy a variety of 

streaming content and internet applications. These 

settings can be configured from 

Settings>Network & 

Internet 

menu. You can also highlight the Connected/

Not Connected icon on the Home screen and press 

OK

 to access this menu. For further information refer 

to 

Network & Internet 

section under the title of 

Home 

Screen

.

Wired Connection

Connect your TV to your modem/router via an Ethernet 

cable. There is a LAN port on the rear side of your TV.
The status of the connection under the 

Ethernet

section in the 

Network & Internet

 menu will changed 

from 

Not connected

 to 

Connected

. 

2

3

1

1. 

Broadband ISP connection

2. 

LAN (Ethernet) cable

3. 

LAN input on the rear side of the TV

You might be able to connect your TV to a network 

wall socket depending on your network’s configuration. 

In that case, you can connect your TV directly to the 

network using an Ethernet cable.