User Manual HR-630 En -ASUKA Car TV

8/16/2019 User Manual HR-630 En -ASUKA Car TV

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Model: HR-630

CONNECTED Car TV Diversity

Receiver

User Manual


2/44ASUKA HR-630 User Manual 2

Please read all information in this manual thoroughly. Familiarize yourself with the capabilities and the usage of your

appliance before attempting to operate or maintain this unit. Taking a minute to do this now will help to prevent any

damages or loss in the future.

Keep this manual handy as a reference for operating procedures and safety information.

Do not insert any kind of irrelevant objects into this device through the openings as they may touch dangerous

voltage points that could result in the fire or electric shock.

Avoid placing this unit near the liquids since it could result in the electric shock. Furthermore, the liquid

splashes could damages the device and might cause smoke and overheat.

Always submit yourself into the safe driving rules and follow all traffic regulation. If you experience any

difficulties while operating the system or reading the monitor display, please stop your car and make any

necessary adjustment.

The Safety

Do not attempt to install or service your device on your own. Installation or serving by the people without

proper training and experience in the electronic equipment and the automotive accessories may be

dangerous and could lead into the risk of the electric shock or the other hazards.

If the receiver does not work properly, please disconnect the power plug for your safety and contact your

local dealer immediately for further technical support.

If any solid objects or liquids fall into the cabinet, please disconnect the unit and make it checked by the

qualified person before operating it any further.

Do not install the in-car DVB-T/T2 receiver where it may

obstruct the driver’s vision,

impair with the performance of any vehicle’s operating system or the head unit, and

impair with the driver’s ability to safely operate the vehicle.

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK – DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK)NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE REFER SERVICINGTO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNE;

The lighting flash with arrowhead symbol within anequilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to thepresence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within theproduct’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude toconstitute a risk at electric shock to persons.

The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle isintended to alert the user to the presence of importantoperating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in theliterature accompanying the appliance



Table of Contents

Product Introduction ........................................................................................................... 4

I. Unit Overview ................................................................................... 5

I.1 Front Side ........................................................................................................................................... 5

I.2 Rear Side ............................................................................................................................................ 6

I.3 Remote Control Operations ............................................................................................................. 7

I.4 Home Menu ........................................................................................................................................ 8

II. Installation & Configuration Guide ......................................................... 9

II.1 I/O Overview.................................................................................................................................... 10

II.2 Antenna Connection ....................................................................................................................... 12

II.3 Smart phone Connectivity ............................................................................................................. 14

II.4 Operating HR-630 from Steering Wheel Control(SWC) ........................................................... 16

II.5 Touch control with Tier-1 Head Units .......................................................................................... 20

II.6 When having multiple external AV devices ................................................................................ 23

III. Quick Guide for First-time User ........................................................... 24

III.1 TV Watching ................................................................................................................................... 24

III.2 TV Recording ................................................................................................................................. 26

III.3 Smart phone connection .............................................................................................................. 27

III.4 MOVIE Watching ........................................................................................................................... 28

III.5 MUSIC Listening............................................................................................................................ 29

IV. TV Mode ........................................................................................ 30

IV.1 TV Menu ......................................................................................................................................... 30

IV.1.1 CH List (Channel List) .................................................................................................. 30IV.1.2 Audio ............................................................................................................................... 31

IV.1.3 CH Info.(Channel Information) .................................................................................... 31

IV.1.4 Auto Search ................................................................................................................... 32

IV.1.5 Channel Manager ......................................................................................................... 32

IV.1.6 Display ............................................................................................................................ 33

IV.1.7 TV Setting....................................................................................................................... 33

V. MOVIE Mode ................................................................................... 35

VI. MUSIC Mode ................................................................................... 36

VII. Radio Mode .................................................................................... 37

VIII. System Setting ................................................................................ 38

VIII.1 Country/Language ......................................................................................................... 38

VIII.2 Display ............................................................................................................................. 38

VIII.3 Monitor Port Setting....................................................................................................... 38

VIII.4 Steering Wheel Control (SWC) Learning ................................................................... 39

VIII.5 HDMI Setting .................................................................................................................. 41

VIII.6 Antenna Power Setting ................................................................................................. 41

VIII.7 Version / Upgrade .......................................................................................................... 41

VIII.8 Reset Default .................................................................................................................. 41

IX. Trouble Shooting Q&A ...................................................................... 42

X. Specification................................................................................... 44



Product Introduction

ASUKA HR-630 is designed for users to access terrestrial DVB-T2 TV broadcasting services

recently emerging in many countries. With its state-of-the-art TV signal reception performance and

AV codec processing techniques, HR-630 promises to deliver users an easy access of local HD

DVB-T2 TV programs as well as enhanced HD media player functions over existing multimedia

features.

Besides, HR-630 provides unique features and capability to make it more fun and convenient for

in-car information & entertainment experience. They are:

1. Smart phone connectivity: It’s an easy & convenient to feed the smart phone contents intothe head-unit. Either iOS or Android mobile devices are supported.

2. Steering wheel control: For cars equipped with steering wheel control features, after a very

simple learning procedure, one can designate any 5 keys to perform the function of CH+, CH1,

ENTER, EXIT, and TV LIST respectfully. The use of steering wheel control keys for HR-630

operation control can significantly ease the operation complexity and make HR-630 extremely

suitable for in-car applications.

3. Providing both CVBS and RGB TV output: In addition to CVBS output, HR-630 also

provides optional RGB (progressive) TV output that is the expected video format by several

well-known head unit with the RGB TV output, HR-630 is capable of inter working with an even

wider range of head units in the market..



I. Unit Overview

I.1 Front Sid e

(1) AV in : audio/video signal input port for external

devices connection such as DVD, GPS etc.

(2) CCD in : video input port for external CCD camera device connection

(3) DVR in : designated port for integration with ASUKA driving recorder.

(4) HDMI in : HDMI signal input port for mobile phone connection.

(5) Charging USB port : with DC +5V output for battery charging of mobile devices.

(6) USB port : for USB stick or external hard disk connection to perform

multimedia playback, TV recording, or software upgrade.

(7) Operating LED : the LED light to indicate whether the system is working or not

(8) Power LED : the LED light to indicate whether the power has been actively

supplied to the device or not.

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I.2 Rear Side

(9) Antenna in : antenna input port (NOTE : the unit provides +5V phantom

power through RF signal pin.)

(10) HDMI out : HDMI signal output port

(11) Video out : CVBS video output ports

(12) Audio out : Audio left/right sound output ports

(13) Monitor Port*1 : with RGB output signal and UART/IR control interface for

advanced integration with 2-Din headunits(14) Power/SWC/IR Port*2 : with 12V/24V, ACC & GND car power inputs, steering wheel

button signal inputs and IR control interface

*1, See chapter II.1 for more information

*2, See chapter II.2 for more information

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I.3 Remote Con trol Operat ions

No Button name Function

1 POWER Select the power-on or stand-by2 SRC

Select a video source from

DTV/AV1/CCD/DVR

3 HOME Go to the home screen

4 MENU Enter the setup menu

5 CH▲ Select the channel up or move the cursor

up

6 VOL Select the volume up or move the cursor

7 CH▼ Select the volume up or move the cursor

right

8 FF Fast Forward

9 TV LIST TV Program List

10 ENTER To enter the selected item

11 EXIT Exit the current setup

12 VOL Select the volume down or move the cursor

left

13 OKSelect the highlighted item or select

play/pause

14 FR Fast Rewind

15 REC●

-Start to record the TV/Radio program or

exit the recording

- Subtitle key in the normal operation mode

If the battery power in the remote controller becomes low, please follow the steps below to replace

a new battery:

1. Slightly push the battery case from the down to the up and pull out the battery case from the

remote control.

2. Replace the original battery with the new one.

3. Insert back the battery and the case into the remote control.

Remote Control Battery Installation

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I.4 Home Menu

This is the home menu screen. From here, you can access

repestively the TV mode, LINK mode for smart phone

connection, Movie mode for video playback, Music mode for

music playback mode, RADIO mode, DVR mode, AV mode

and Setting mode for system settings.

1. Use [VOL ] and [VOL ] buttons to highlight the desired

mode.

2. Press [OK] button to enter the desired mode.

TV Mode

To enter the DTV mode.

Smart phone Link Mode

To enter the link mode and operate the smartpone

connectivity.

Movie Playback Mode

To enter the playback mode and watch the movie files.

Music Playback Mode

To enter the audio playback mode and listen to the music.

Radio Playback Mode

To enter radio playback mode and listen to Radio

broadcasting.

DVR Mode

To enter the driving recorder mode and watch the real

time video.

AV Mode

To select the AV output sourcing.

System Settings

To configure the device settings.

Note: Press the [HOME] key to go back to the home screen anytime.

Press the [SOURCE] key to switch the AV source anytime.



II. Ins tal lat ion & Con f igurat ion Guid e

The HR-630 provides three different kinds of video output ports: AV OUT, HDMI, and Monitor Port

- Configuration overview

HR-630

Contents Sources

available at each

HR-630 output port

CONNECTED Car TV Diversity

Receiver

Smart phone link AV 1/AV2

Driving Recorder USB devices

Input devices

AV OUT

(CVBS signal)

Monitor Port

(RGB signal)

HDMI Port:

TV

USB

Smartphone

TV

USB

TV

USB

Smartphone

DVR

AV1/AV2

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II.1 I/O Overv iew

Power/SWC/IR Port

1 Ground (black wire). Connect this cable to the vehicles chassis ground.

2 - Reverse status (orange wire). Connect this cable to the reverse gear to see the

image of the rear view camera image on the front monitor.

- Keep the cable grounded if the reverse mode is not enabled.

3 +12 ~ 24 V DC input (yellow wire). Connect this cable to (+) pole of the battery4 Steering In 2 (green wire). Plug in the cable to the SWC output wire 2.

5 ACC (red wire). Connect this cable to the ACC ignition of your vehicle.

6 IR (Infrared) LED power. Power for the LED of the IR receiver.

7 Steering In 1 (Blue wire). Plug in the cable to the SWC output wire 1.

8 IR (Infrared) data input. Infrared data of the IR receiver.

9 IR (Infrared) power. Power of the IR LED.

10 IR ground. Ground for the IR LED.

Steering In

Steering In 2



Monitor Port

1 UART TX output

2 UART RX input

3 Csync output

4 Ground

5 RGB_B (Video output)

6 Ground

7 RGB_R (Video output)

8 RGB_G (Video output)

DVR Port

1 Ground

2 Reserved

3 CVBS video input

4 Audio input

5 IR data output

6 UART RX input

7 +12V ACC output

8 UART TX output

9 +12V battery output

10 Reserved

UART_RX

Ground

Ground

RGB_G

Mini USB

UART_T

Csync

RGB_B

RGB_R



II.2 An tenna Connectio n

In-car digital TV reception situation will vary from vehicle to vehicle and the installer may need

to try anetnna mounting positions to determine the best position for most stable signal reception in

vehicles.

Important Notes on Antenna Installation:

For a better reception, please place the rod antenna horizontally, and keep the rod antenna away

from metals.

Antenna Position

To optimize the TV reception performance, we recommend that one antenna is mounted at the front

and one at the rear of the vehicle. Please refer to the diagram below for some recommended

locations.

(1) Behind the Front Bumper. Note: Please make sure the bumper is not made of metal

(2) Top of the Front Windscreen, but at least 5cm away from the metal body of the car

(3) Top of the Rear Windscreen, but at least 5cm away from the metal body of the car

(4) Bottom of the Rear Windscreen, at least 5cm away from the metal body of the car

(5) Behind the Rear Bumper (note: make sure rear bumper is not made of metal)

*Noted: For position (2) ~ (4), because the windshields of many cars are usually equipped with film coating

(that contains metal), the actual signal reception may be degraded, depending on the amount of the metal

embedded within the film.

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Antenna Cable Routing

Once a suitable position of antenna placement is found, carefully route the antenna cables to the

receiver unit and then connect to the Antenna Inputs on DTV receiver.



II.3 Smart p hone Con nect iv i ty

If you are like most people these days, you’ve made your smartphone the source for Youtube,

Google Map, and any other Internet information surfing.

To answer the increasing demand of Internet access within a car via smartphone, HR-630 provides

an efficient way to connect your smartphone to the head unit display on car monitor.

Connect your smart phone to the HDMI input port of HR-630. Different interconnection cable should

be used for iOS and Android devices, respectifully, as illustrated below:

iOS device : Lightning HDMI adaptor HDMI cable HDMI IN port of HR-630

device.

Android device: MHL cable HDMI IN port of HR-630 device.

Configuration:



After proper interconnection cable is well installed, please enter the home menu as shown below.

Select LINK mode and press [OK] button to execute smart phone connection.

If the connection is successfully activated, the mirroring image of smart phone will become also

available on car monitor as shown in the below:

Set up the connection



II.4 Operating HR-630 from Steering Wheel Contr ol (SWC)

Most car models provide easy and convenient operation

control of in-car entertainment devices (ex. AM/FM

radio and/or media player) through the use of Steering

Wheel Control (SWC) buttons. Typical SWC buttons

offered originally, if any, are such as CH+, CH-, VOL+,

VOL-. To provide users further enhanced convenience,

HR-630 has been designed to support steering wheel

control buttons to allow users change the TV to

adjacent channel or any desired TV channels promptly. Operation is Quick and No hassle!

Here is a brief summary how HR-630 works to achieve this operational convenience.

(1) 5 major TV function keys from steering wheel control are supported in HR-630. They are: TV

LIST , Channel up(CH+), Channel down (CH-), ENTER, and EXIT.

Tell HR-630 Which is Which: First, users shall go to SETTING mode as explained in the

following paragraph to “teach” HR-630 which button on your steering wheel would be

assigned to which function. Note that the correspondence could be arbitrary. However, to

avoid unexpected results, the following SWC buttons shall NOT be used for these function

assignments: VOL+, VOL-, MOD.

(2) Use CH+/CH- button to change to adjacent TV channel.

(3) One may first pop up the entire TV List by pressing TV LIST button and then navigate to otherdesired channel by using CH+ or CH- button.

Steering wheel

Control signals

2-Din head unitSteering Wheel

ASUKA Car-TV Receiver

AV SIGNAL

2 ~ 3 wires,15V max(GND, output_1,& output_2)

Operation Overview

Note: The HR-630 can detect the SWC

output voltage level from 0.2V ~ 15V.



The steering wheel control signals available from most car models are usually consisted of 2 or 3

wires. Generally speaking, when one press a particular SWC button, a specific voltage will be

presented at one and/or 2 wires to “ inform ” the peripheral devices (ex. TV receiver) that a SWC

button has been asserted. The TV receiver can therefore interpret the voltage and perform the

corresponding action (CH+, CH-, ENTER, EXIT, TV LIST or nothing) in accordance with function

asserted.

The above-mentioned theories of operation are conceptually illustrated in the above wiring diagram.

1. The designated inputs of Power/IR port for SWC signals are Power GND (Black wire), Steering

In 1 (Blue wire), and Steering In 2 (Green wire).

2. Connection diagram is as follows:

SWC GND Power GND;SWC output wire 1Steering In 1(Blue wire); and

SWC output wire 2 Steering in 2 (Green wire).

System Configuration for SWC Control



Since a car will have its own unique output voltage for each SWC button, a learning procedures to

make HR-630 becomes familiar with the specific SWC signal becomes necessary. This following

pictures will describe the steps required to achieve the SWC learning for 5 major TV function keys.

1. Start Steering Wheel Control Learning:1.1 Back to Main Menu

1.2 Enter Setting Mode and select Steering Control

Learning

2. Learning Channel up (CH+) Key:2.1 Select the “CH+ Key Learning”

2.2 Press the button of SWC designated for [CH+]

3. Learning Success

The “Success” message will pop up when HR-630

successfully gets the key of SWC.

4. Learning Channel Down (CH-) Key:

4.1 Select the “CH- Key Learning”

4.2 Press the button of SWC designated for [CH-]

5. Learning ENTER Key:

5.1 Select the “OK Key Lerning”

5.2 Press the button of SWC designated for [OK]

6. Learning EXIT Key:

6.1 Select the “EXIT Key Learning”

6.2 Press the button of SWC designated for [EXIT]

How to set up SWC learning



7. Learning TV LIST Key:

7.1 Select the “TV LIST Key Learning”

7.2 Press the button of SWC designated for [TV LIST]



II.5 Tou ch contr ol w ith Tier-1 Head Units

HR-630 provides advanced integration with tier-1 2-Din head units. This integration allow users to

operate HR-630 not only through remote controller but also through the touch screen and/or the

remote controller of the head unit. Below table is listed to summarize the head unit models that

HR-630 can support and the available methods to control TV functions after integration.

Supported Model Available methods to control HR-630 after integration

SONY Touch screen control, ASUKA remote control

Kenwood Touch screen control, Kenwood remote control, ASUKA remote control

JVC Touch screen control, JVC remote control, ASUKA remote control

To enable the function of touch control operation, a specific installation way for different headunit is

required. For instance, the different interconnection cable is requested for each specific headunit to

connect with HR-630. The installation guide for each supported head units is summarized as below

for reference.

Configuration :

Video connection : Plug the SONY interconnection cable to the Monitor port on HR-630, and

insert the other side to Navigation port on SONY head unit.

Audio Connection : Plug audio L/R RCA cable to AV L/R Out on HR-630 and insert the other side

to AUX IN on SONY head unit.

Audio L/R Output

SONY interconnection cable

SONY Head Unit

Audio L/R RCA cable

Monitor port



System Setting at HR-630 :

At HR-630, follow the steps:

HOME->Setting->Monitor Port Setting, and enter

the function of Supported Model.

Press [OK] to enter option selection. Select

SONY(XAV65) or SONY(Others) upon the

headunit under integration.

System Setting at SONY head unit :

In SONY head unit, everytime, when you intend to

change current application source to watch TV,

please be sure that the following steps are done

accordingly.

Step 1: Go to the HOME MENU of the head unit.

Step 2: Enter AUX mode and return back to

HOME MENU.

IMPORTANT NOTICE : The TV so und can not successfu l ly output through SONY headuni t i f Step2 is skip ped.

Step 3: Enter Navigation and then TV screen will show up.

*Note: Navigation icon of SONY head unit will not appear on screen unless the interconnection

cable is plugged.

To integrate KENWOOD/JVC head unit, please adopt KENWOOD/JVC interconnection cable for

the integration. The configuration is same as SONY head unit.

System Setting at HR-630 :

1. Before the operation on KENWOOD/JVC head unit,

please find another standard monitor first with CVBS

video input fuction. Connect the CVBS output of

HR-630 to CVBS input of that monitor and make

system setting on it.

2. At HR-630, follow the steps:

HOME->Setting->Monitor Port Setting, and enter the

function of Supported Model.

Press [OK] to enter option selection. Select JVC(V41BT) or KENWOOD upon the headunit

under integration.

KENWOOD/JVC Head Unit



System setting at KENWOOD/JVC head unit :

At KENWOOD or JVC head unit, everytime, when

you intend to change current application source to

watch TV, please be sure that the following steps

are done accordingly.

Step 1: Go to the HOME MENU of the head unit.

Step 2: Enter AUX and return back to HOME

MENU.

IMPORTANT NOTICE : The TV sound c an not su ccess ful ly

output th rough h eaduni t i f Step2 is skipped.

Step 3: Enter Navigation and then TV screen will

show up.

• KENWOOD 2-DIN

• JVC 2-DIN



II.6 When having mult ip le external AV devic es

HR-630 serves an excellent way to integrate multiple external AV devices such as rear CCD

camera, driving recorder (DVR) and other AV devices simultaneously into your car entertaining

system. The following is to explain how to configure external AV sources with HR-630.

1. Connect rear CCD camera to the CCD IN, Driving recorder into DVR IN, and/or any additional

AV source to the stanadrd AV inputs as shown below:

2. Enter the AV mode at Home Menu, then one may

access the desired AV source by selecting the AV1,

AV2 or AV3 option to switch between video

sources.


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III. Quic k Guid e for Firs t-t ime User

III.1 TV Watching

Step 1: Turn on the unit

1. Turn on the vehicles ACC or IGN. (or start the vehicle)

2. When the unit is powered, the POWER LED indicator show below will illuminateRED.

3. When the system is activated, the Operating LED on the unit will illuminate Green.

Step 2: Highlight the “TV” option to enter the TV mode. After that, the screen of

“Setup Wizard” will show up.

Operating LED

Power LED


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Step 3: Set your located country, prefered

OSD language, Summer Time and LCN option.

NOTE: Time zone setting will be automatically

updated once the Region setting is changed.

Step 4: Perform auto search to find available

TV channels.

1. Select “Start” on Setup Wizard and press OK to active it.

2. The device will show "Scan screen" as below and perform searching the

available TV channels in your area

Step 5: Good Job! You can now sit back and enjoy your mobile TV.

NOTE: Press the [OK] button to change the aspect ratio of the current TV program.


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III.2 TV Reco rd ing

1. While watching TV, press [REC] to start recording

TV programs. The timer menu will appear on the

lower left screen. This timer menu will disappear

automatically when no operation is performed

within 10 seconds.

2. Select favorite recording time on timer menu and

press [OK] to start the recording. icon will

appear on the left upper screen. The information

of current recording time will be shown beside the

icon.

NOTE:

a. Please ensure that a USB Storage device is

connected to the unit before recording.

b. While turn off the ACC/IGN, the unit will

continue recording until recording time is

finished. The unit will automatically turn off

while the recording is finished.

3. You can simply call the timer menu out with press [REC] again.

4. To stop recording, please select the STOP option

on timer menu.

5. Recorded TV programs can be played back in

MOVIE mode.

Imp ortant notes:

i. A recorded program will be stored in a default folder named “ PVR ”. The file

name will have “.TSV” file extention for recorded TV program.

ii. The file will be named as:

"Channel Name(RecordedDate_RecordedTime)”

iii. Maximum file size of FAT/FAT32 is 4 GB, if the file exceeds this size, the system

will creat a new file to continue the recording.

iv. 1 GB storage can be used to save recorded program for approximately 45


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minutes.

v. Storage system can support FAT/FAT32/NTFS formats.

vi. Generally all USB 2.0 flash drive can be used as storage devices. However,

there are cases happening that the USB flash drive can’t succesffuly store

recorded programs. So, before recording, i t’s strongly suggested to first format

the USB storage device by PC or laptop

WARNING! Please do not edit the “*.PLT” & “RECORD.TMP” files on your disk.

Modifying/deleting this file will cause error on recorded file.

III.3 Smart p hone connect ion

The section below will explain how to configure the smart phone devices with

HR-630.

1. Please connect your smart phones or smart devices with HR-630 by appropriate

interconnection cable. The detailed connection instruction please refer to Chap II.3 .

2. After the interconnection cable is well installed, please

enter the screen of HR-630 home menu. Select LINK

mode and press [OK] button to execute smart phone

connection.

3. If the smart phone connectivity is successfully

activated, the mirroring image of smart phone will

show on car monitor like the example shown as right

picture.


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III.4 MOVIE Watch ing

The section below will explain how to quickly play a video file stored on USB device.

1. Press the [Home] button to get back to thehome screen. Select “Movie” section toward

next setting.

NOTE: Make sure that your USB device has

been plugged into the receiver’s USB port,

otherwise this function cannot be used.

2. The available video files will list on screen.

Select the desired file and press [OK] to

start playing the video.

NOTE: Only video files will show under this

mode. Music files will not.

3. To stop movie play, press [EXIT] button toreturn.

NOTE :

1. Press the [FR] / [FF] button to increase or decrease the speed of track.

2. Press the [PLAY/PAUSE] button to pause or resume the movie playing.

3. Press the [REC ] button to delete the highlighted file/folder.


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III.5 MUSIC L istenin g

The section below will explain how to quickly play a

music file stored on USB device.

1. Press the [Home] button to get back to the

home screen. Select “Music” section toward

next setting.

NOTE: Make sure that your USB device has

been plugged into the receiver’s USB port, otherwise this function can not be

used.

2. The available music files will list on screen.

Select the desired file and press [OK] to start

playing the music.

NOTE: Only video files will show under this

mode. Music files will not.

3. To stop music play, press [EXIT] button to return.

NOTE :

1. Press the [FR] / [FF] button to increase or decrease the speed of track2. Press the [PLAY/PAUSE] button to pause or resume music playing.

3. Press [REC] button to delete highlighted file/folder.


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IV. TV Mode

IV.1 TV Menu

Enter TV mode first, and then press the

[MENU] button to make TV menu appear. Bynavigating the different options, you can have the

access to the channel list, audio settings,

channel info, auto search, channel management,

display setting and the subtitle through setting

menu.

IV.1.1 CH Lis t (Channel Lis t)

To display channel information, to preview the program, and to access the

Electronic Program Guide (EPG)

a. CH List

1. Select “Channel List” in the TV menu

and press the [OK] button. The

“Channel List” will appear on the

screen.

NOTE: you can also press the [EPG]

button to enter “ Channel List” while

enjoy watching TV.

2. Scroll up/down the channel list to

preview the program.

3. Press the [EXIT]/[MENU] button to exit.

b. Schedule

1. Press the [VOL] button to enter the

schedule

2. Scroll up/down the date list to see

program schedule of the corresponding

date.

3. Press the [VOL] button to see the

program schedule.

4. Scroll up/down the program schedule

to see the previous/next program on the selected date.5. Press the [VOL] button to return back to the date list.

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the selected program.

7. Press the [EXIT]/[MENU] button to return to the “Channel List”.

c. Program Information

1. Select one of the desired TV channel

schedule and press the [OK] button.

2. The program information will appear

and describe the selected channel.

3. Press the [EXIT]/[MENU] to return to

the “Schedule”.

IV.1.2 Audio

To select either master or secondary language as well as the audio channel of

current service

1. Highlight the “Audio” option on TV menu

screen.

NOTE: you can also press the [AUDIO]

button to enter the “Audio” while enjoying

TV.

2. Select the stereo/left/right audio channel

and scroll the available language. Press

the [OK] button to select the language.

3. Press the [EXIT]/[MENU] key to exit.

IV.1.3 CH Info .(Chann el Inform ation )

Provide the information of the current service’s system parameters and the

signal information

1. Highlight the channel information option.

NOTE: you can also press the [INFO]

button to enter “Channel Information”

while enjoying TV.

2. Press the [OK] button to display the

channel information.

3. Press the [EXIT]/[MENU] button to exit.


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IV.1.4 Au to Search

To re-search the available channels automatically

1. Highlight the “Automatic Search” option.

NOTE: you can also press the [AUTO

SCAN] button to enter the “AutomaticChannel Search” while enjoying TV.

2. Press the [OK] button to restart the channel

search again. The previous TV channels

will be deleted automatically if this function

is executed.

IV.1.5 Channel Manager

To rearrange and to edit the TV channel listing using skip, move, and delete

functions

1. Select “Channel” in the TV Menu and press

the [OK] button. The channel manager

screen will appear as the picture on the

right.

2. Scroll up/down the channel list to enter the

editing menu for the chosen channel.

3. Press [EXIT]/[MENU] button to exit anytime.

Skip a Channel

1. After entering the channel editing menu, select the “SKIP” visual-button on

screen.

2. Press the [OK] button to activate or deactivate it.

NOTE: this function temporari ly removes the channel from the program list. The users

can restore the channels by deactivating the function.

Channel Movement

1. After entering the channel editing menu, select the “MOVE” visual-button on

screen.

2. Move the channel up or down in the list.

3. Press the [OK] button to save the new listing.

Channel Delete

1. After entering the channel editing menu, select the “DELETE” visual-button on


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screen.

2. Press the [OK] button to delete the channel.

NOTE: this function will permanent ly delete the channel from the current program list.

Users will only restore the previous channels back by performing the auto search again.

IV.1.6 Display

To set up and adjust the image with

preference.

1. Highlight the item you want to adjust.

2. Press the [OK] button to activate it.

IV.1.7 TV Settin g

To configure the subtitle, teletext, and antenna power setting

III.1.7.1 Subtitle : to active or deative the subtitle function

1. Select the “Subtitle” option on TV menu

screen.NOTE: you can also press the [REC]

button to enter the “Subtitle” while

enjoying TV.

2. Scroll the available language to activate

the subtitle.

3. Press the [EXIT]/[MENU] key to exit

III. 1.7.2 Teletext : to enter the teletext menu

1. Select the “Teletext” option on TV menu.

NOTE: you can also press the [TTX] button to enter the “Teletext” menu while

enjoying TV.

2. Press the [CH] button to view the next page or the [CH] to view the

previous teletext page.

3. Press the numerical key button to jump to the specific teletext page.

4. Press the [MENU]/[EXIT] to leave.


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III.1.7.3 Antenna power : to set up the antenna power

1. Select the “Ant.Power” option on TV menu

to enter “ Antenna Power ” menu.

2. Press the [OK] button to select the power.

Note: if the power is “on”, it means that the

antenna will have +5V to empower the

signal. We suggest to keep this antenna

power on to have a better signal reception.

3. Press the [MENU]/[EXIT] button to exit.


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V. MOVIE Mode

In the Movie Menu, the users can adjust the playing mode, repeat mode, aspect

ratio, audio, and the subtitle.

1. Press the [MENU] to enter “Menu”.

2. Highlight the item you want to adjust.3. Select one by pressing the [OK] button or exit

the setting by pressing the [EXIT]/[MENU]

button.

4. Press the [EXIT]/[MENU] button to exit the

“Movie Menu”.

Movie Menu Options Result

Playing ModeOff Video file will be played according to the video list

Shuffle The next vIdeo file will be played randomly

Repeat Mode

Repeat –OFF The device will stop, right after playing one video file

Repeat –OneThe device will repeat one video file that is currently

being played continuously.

Repeat –DirThe device will repeat all of the video files in one

directory that is currently being played continuously.

Aspect RatioFull Screen The video picture will be displayed in full screen

NoneThe video picture will be displayed according to the

video picture ratio

Audio

Stereo Sound will come out from both left&right speakers

Left Sound will come out only from left speaker

Right Sound will come out only from right speaker

Subtitle Languages Choose one of the available subtitles.


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VI. MUSIC Mode

First, please select the “music” symbol at

the start screen menu. After the music has

already played, please press the [MENU] button

to invoke the music menu. Through this menu,

the users can adjust the palying mode, and therepeat mode.


2. Select one by pressing the [OK] button or exit the setting by pressing the

[EXIT]/[MENU] button.

3. After adjusting, press the [EXIT]/[MENU] button to exit.

Music Menu Options Result

Playing ModeOff Music file will be played according to the music list

Shuffle Music file will be played randomly

Repeat Mode

Repeat –OFF The device will stop, right after playing one music file

Repeat –OneThe device will repeat one music file that is currently

being played continuously.

Repeat –DirThe device will repeat all of the music files in one

directory that is currently being played continuously.


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VII. Radio Mode

Enter the radio section, The section below will

explain how you could select preferred radio

broadcasting and enjoy the function.

The operation of radio function is shown below:

1. Channel List: Select your preferred radio stations.

2. EPG: To show EPG (Electronic program guide) information about current radio.

3. Current channel: Show the frequency of present channel that you selected.

4. Volume Up: Turn up the voice by pressing or press [Vol+]

5. Volume Down: Turn down your voice by pressing or press [Vol-]


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VIII. Sys tem Setting

This is the system settings menu screen. The

users can adjust the country/language setting,

display setting, HDMI setting, reset default,

and proceed to a software upgrade. Use the[VOL] and the [VOL] buttons to highlight

the desired item and press the [OK] button to

enter one item.

VIII.1 Countr y/Language

To set up the OSD language and regional settings


2. Select one option by pressing the the[OK] button or exit the setting by

pressing the [EXIT]/[MENU] button.

3. After adjusting, press the [EXIT]/[MENU]

button to exit the “Country/Language”

menu.

VIII.2 Disp lay

To set up and adjust the image with preference.

1. Highlight the setting that you want to

adjust.

2. Select one by pressing the [OK] button

or exit the setting by pressing the



button to exit the “Display” menu.

VIII.3 Monit or Por t Setting

To set up the monitor types for

integration.

1. Press [OK] button or exit the setting by

pressing the [EXIT]/[MENU] button.


button to exit the “Monitor Port Setting”menu.


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VIII.4 Steering Wheel Con tro l (SWC) Learni ng

To achieve the SWC learning for 5 major TV function keys, CH+ and CH-, ENTER,

EXIT and TV LIST. The procedure to perform SWC learning is summarized as

shown below. Before SWC learning, please make sure the connecton wires

betweeb SWC signal and HR-630 are well connected.

1. Start Steering Wheel Control Learning:

1.1 Back to Main Menu

1.2 Enter Setting Mode and select Steering Control

Learning

2. Learning Channel up (CH+) Key:

2.1 Select the “Up Key Learning”

2.2 Press the button of SWC designated for [CH+]

3. Learning Success

The “Success” message will pop up when HR-630

successfully gets the key of SWC.

4. Learning Channel Down (CH-) Key:

4.1 Select the “CH- Key Learning”

4.2 Press the button of SWC designated for [CH-]

5. Learning ENTER Key:

5.1 Select the “ENTER Key Lerning”

5.2 Press the button of SWC designated for [ENTER]

6. Learning EXIT Key:

6.1 Select the “EXIT Key Learning”

6.2 Press the button of SWC designated for [EXIT]


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. Learning TV LIST Key:

7.1 Select the “TV LIST Key Learning”

7.2 Press the button of SWC designated for [TV LIST]


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VIII.5 HDMI Setti ng

To choose AV output through HDMI and adjust output color

1. Highlight the option that you want to

adjust.

2. Select one by pressing the [OK] button or

exit the setting by pressing the[EXIT]/[MENU] button.


button to exit the “HDMI Setting” menu.

VIII.6 Antenna Power Setting

To set up and adjust the image with preference.

1. Highlight the setting that you want toadjust.

2. Select one by pressing the [OK] button or

exit the setting by pressing the



button to exit the “ Antenna Power Setting”

menu.

VIII.7 Version / Upgrade

To upgrade the software version

1. Insert the USB device containing the

software upgrade file into the card slot.

2. After entering the Version/Upgrade menu,

press the [OK] button to start the

upgrade.

VIII.8 Reset Default

To reset all settings to factory default

1. Highlight “Reset Default” option and press

the [OK] button to reset system settings to

factory default.

2. Press the [EXIT] button or select [NO] toexit.


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IX. Troub le Shoo t ing Q&A

Most of the troubleshooting issues can easily be solved. The common cases and

their respective solutions are listed in the table below. If the problem is more complicated,

please contact the after sales service.

Problem Possible Issue Solution

No picture, no

audio.

The power cord is notproperly inserted into the

unit.

Check the power wire connection.

The unit is not switched on. Press the [POWER] button on the

remote control .Unit is in stand-by mode.

In TV mode, the

number of TVchannels is not as

much as we

expected.

The number of available

channels is limited due to

the local broadcasting

system. The available

channels can vary

depending on the area.

Perform the “Auto Search” to rescan

all the channels.

The signal quality of some

TV channels is too low.

Please use the active antennas

instead of passive antennas for better

reception quality.

Some TV channels are not

available.

Only the locally free broadcasted

channels can be viewed. They can

vary depending on the area.

In TV mode, all of

the channels

show “no signal or

random mosaic

tiles appear on the

display.”

Some TV channels signal

quality is too low.

Please use the active antennas

instead of the passive antennas for

better reception quality.The antennas are not

properly connected.

Please check the connection of the

antennas.

No DVB-T2 service is

provided in the area.

Check your country TV singnal

coverage map. It is not possible to

watch digital TV in non-covered

areas.

Incorrect regional setting

Please check whether “Regional

Setting” is correct or not, and please

perform “Auto Search” to rescan all ofthe channels.

The video is fine

but there is no

sound.

The audio volume is too

low.

Press the [VOL] button to raise the

volume.

The audio is muted.Press the [MUTE] button to disable

the mute function.

The remote

control does not

work

No power.

Check the remote control battery.

NOTE: the remote control is equipped

with a small plastic insulator that must

be removed in order to function thisunit. Please check whether the plastic

insulator has been removed or not.


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No “line-of-sight” between

unit and controller

Ensure there are no obstacle

between the controller and the unit.


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X. Specif ic at ion

RF Input

Antenna Active antenna supported (F-Connector)

Frequency range VHF (170-230 MHz) and UHF band (470-862 MHz)

RF input impedance 75 Ohm

Channel bandwidth 6/7/8 MHz for DVB-T; 1.7/5/6/7/8/10 MHZ for DVB-T2TV System

Transmissionstandard

ETSI EN 302-755 v1.3.1 standardSupport all DVB-T2 modes, including, Single and multiple-PLPs SISO and MISO transmission

Video/Audio decoderReal time 1080P Full-HD Video Decoder:- MPEG-2(ISO/IEC 13818-2) SD& HD- H.264 (MPEG-4 AVC, ISO/IEC 14496-10) SD & HD

S/W Feature

OSD Language English, German, French, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, Dutch,Finnish, Traditional Chinese, Thai, Indonesia

FeaturesDVB-T/T2 TV, Auto Channel Search, Multi –Language EPG,Steering Wheel Control (SWC)

TV/Radio Recording Record TV programs on the USB device

Media formats supported

Media port USB

Audio formatMP3, WAV, ASF(option), AAC(option), WMA(option),RM(option)

Video formatMPEG-I/II/IV, VOB, AVI, DivX, Xvid, MKV, TS, MOV,RMVB(option), FLV(option), WMV(option), ASF(option)

Subtitle format SRT, SUB, SSA, ASS, SMI, PSB, TXT, IDX

Recorded file format *.tsv (TV recording)

Interface

USB port1 Support the USB 2.0 host (for playback and for TV recording)1 for smart phone charging

AV input port 1 A/V Input with RCA connector

DVR input port 1 Mini-USB input

CCD input port 1 CVBS input with RCA connector

Power/IR/SWC port

DC Voltage input (Support +12V ~ 24V DC)

IR Signal input

Steering Wheel Control Signal input (Supportvoltage:0.2~15V)

AV Output 2 CVBS Video out, 1 Audio (L/R) out

HDMI Output 1 HDMI output (Type A)

UART/RGB output 1 UART, 1RGB output

Monitor port Dedicated port for advanced intergration with 2-DIN monitor

TV out 2 CVBS video out, 1 Audio (L/R) out, 1 HDMI out

Power

Input voltage 12-24 V DC

Power consumption 6.5 Watt, max

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