시작하기전에 본설명서는 THX-100 케이블방송수신기를설치하거나운영하고자하는사용자를주독자로하고있습니다. 케이블방송을수신하기위해수신기를처음사용하거나사용이익숙하지않은사용자는설치하거나사용하는중에반드시구입처로문의하여전문가의도움을받도록합니다. 설명서에대한소개 본설명서의내용은 T

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1 시작하기전에 본설명서는 THX-100 케이블방송수신기를설치하거나운영하고자하는사용자를주독자로하고있습니다. 케이블방송을수신하기위해수신기를처음사용하거나사용이익숙하지않은사용자는설치하거나사용하는중에반드시구입처로문의하여전문가의도움을받도록합니다. 설명서에대한소개 본설명서의내용은 THX-100 케이블방송수신기의기본사양을기준으로하여제품소개와설치방법에대해설명합니다. 케이블방송을수신하기위해수신기를처음대하는사용자나이전에이와유사한제품을많이다루어본사용자라도수신기를사용하기전에는반드시이설명서의내용을차분히읽어본후설명서내의주의사항을잘숙지하고제품을다루도록하는것이좋습니다. 이설명서에는수신기를잘이해할수있도록수신기의구조와설치방법등을그림과함께자세히설명하고있습니다. 설치자가임의로기기의구성을변경하거나수신기를해체하게되면방송서비스가중단되거나방송중데이터가손실되는등의치명적인문제가발생할수있으므로설명서의지시사항을따르고, 주의사항을기억하면서제품을다루도록합니다. 참고사항 본제품은국내 ( 대한민국 ) 에서사용하도록만들어진제품이므로외국에서사용하실수없습니다. (This unit, which is designed for Korea only, cannot be used in foreign countries.) 본제품의외관디자인, 제품규격등은제품의질을더높이기위해소비자에게알리지않고, 변경될수있습니다. 본제품은정규서비스기사이외에는내부를열어볼수없도록고안되었으며, 사용자가뚜껑을열거나수리를시도하는것은위험하오니서비스기사에게의뢰하시기바랍니다. 본제품의저작권보호기술은미국 Rovi 사및기타관련기관이특허및지적소유권을보유하고있습니다. 가정이나제한된사용이외의경우 Rovi 사의승인이필요합니다. 본제품을분해하거나해체하는것은금지되어있습니다. B 급기기 ( 가정용방송통신기기 ): 이기기는가정용 (B 급 ) 으로전자파적합등록을한기기로서주로가정에서사용하는것을목적으로하며, 모든지역에서사용할수있습니다. 1

2 시작하기전에 저작권 (Copyright 2015 HUMAX Corporation) 본설명서의저작권은주식회사휴맥스 ( 이하 ( 주 ) 휴맥스 ) 와주식회사한국디지털케이블미디어센터 (KDMC) 에있습니다. 이설명서의일부나전부를 ( 주 ) 휴맥스와 KDMC 의사용허가없이무단으로복사, 사용하거나번역하여사용할수없으며, 어떤전자적, 기계적, 음향적인수단으로재생산하거나전송할수없습니다. 제품보증 이설명서의내용은제품의기능향상등의이유로변경될수있습니다. 휴맥스는본설명서에포함된내용이외에사용자가조작하여낸직간접적인사고나부주의로인한제품의파손등을책임지지않습니다. 상표권 이제품은 Dolby Laboratories 의허가를받아제조되었습니다. 돌비, Dolby 및이중 D 기호는 Dolby Laboratories 의상표입니다. HDMI, HDMI 로고, High-Definition Multimedia Interface 는 HDMI licensing LLC 의등록상표이며상표로등록되어있습니다. 2

3 안전을위한주의사항 사용자의안전과재산상의손해를막기위한내용입니다. 아래의내용을잘읽고올바르게사용해주세요. 전원관련 사용하시는지역의전원에알맞은전원코드를사용하세요. 감전, 화재의위험이있습니다. 코드부분을잡아당겨빼거나젖은손으로전원플러그를만지지마세요. 감전, 화재의위험이있습니다. 전원코드를무리하게구부리거나무거운물건에눌려망가지지않도록하세요. 감전, 화재의위험이있습니다. 설치할때 물또는습기등의방수가되지않는곳에노출시키지마세요. 감전, 화재의위험이있습니다. 촛불, 담뱃불등을케이블방송수신기위에올려놓거나열기구와가까운곳에설치하지마세요. 화재의위험이있습니다. 환풍이되지않는밀폐된공간에설치하지마세요. 감전, 화재의위험이있습니다. 진동이나충격이있는곳에설치하지마세요. 수신기가고장나거나다칠수도있습니다. 온도변화가극심한장소에설치하지마세요. 감전, 화재의위험이있습니다. 전원플러그의핀과접촉부분에먼지, 물등이묻어있으면잘닦아주세요. 감전, 화재의위험이있습니다. 3

4 안전을위한주의사항 사용할때 분해, 수리, 개조하지마세요. A/S 는 KDMC 서비스센터로연락하세요. 감전, 화재의위험이있습니다. 가연성스프레이, 인화성물질등을수신기와가까운곳에서사용하거나보관하지마세요. 폭발, 화재의위험이있습니다. 꽃병, 어항과같은물이들어있는물건을기기위에올려놓지마세요. 물이내부로들어가면감전, 화재의위험이있습니다. 수신기에서이상한소리, 냄새, 연기가나면즉시전원플러그를빼고 ( 주 ) 티브로드콜센터 ( ) 로연락하세요. 감전, 화재의위험이있습니다. 수신기위에올라가거나무거운물건을올려놓지마세요. 수신기가쓰러지거나물건이떨어지면다칠수있습니다. 청소할때 천둥, 번개가치거나오랜시간사용하지않을때는전원플러그를빼주세요. 감전, 화재의위험이있습니다. 전원플러그를뺀후청소하고, 물을직접뿌리거나왁스, 모기약, 방향제, 윤활제, 세정제등으로닦지마세요. 감전, 화재의위험이있습니다. 4

5 목차 1. 제품살펴보기 제품내용물 앞면 뒷면 리모컨 리모컨이용방법 TV전용버튼설정방법 주변장치연결하기 TV 연결하기 전원연결하기 문제해결하기 TV 전용버튼설정하기 제조사별 TV 코드표 제품규격 제품규격 제품보증서 유상서비스 무상서비스...19 지역콜센터...20 Open Source Announcement

6 1. 제품살펴보기 1.1 제품내용물 제품패키지박스에다음과같은구성물품이모두들어있는지확인합니다. 내용물에이상이있을경우, 제품을구입한곳에문의하시기바랍니다. 제품 리모컨 HDMI 케이블 사용설명서 서비스설명서 6

7 1. 제품살펴보기 1.2 앞면 동작 / 대기버튼수신기를동작또는대기상태로전환할때사용하세요. 2. 방송 / 리모컨표시등 수신기가동작상태일때는초록색이며, 대기상태일때는 빨간색입니다. 수신기동작상태에서리모컨신호가수신될때 빨간색으로깜빡입니다. 7

8 1. 제품살펴보기 1.3 뒷면 케이블입력케이블 TV 사의동축케이블을연결하세요. 2. 콘솔사업자용서비스포트입니다. 3. 영상출력 / 음성출력 영상 / 음성을출력합니다. TV 또는비디오등의영상입력과연결하세요. 4. 고화질영상 (HDMI) HDMI 입력포트가있는 TV와연결하세요. 5. USB 사업자용서비스포트입니다. 6. 전원스위치전원을켜거나끄는스위치입니다. 7. 어댑터 전원을공급합니다. 전원어댑터를 220V 전압에연결하세요. 8

9 Battery 1. 제품살펴보기 1.4 리모컨 리모컨에건전지넣기 1. 리모컨뒷면의건전지커버를눌러여세요. 2. 건전지 (AAA) 와리모컨의 +/- 극성이일치되도록넣어주세요. 3. 건전지커버를원래대로끼워주세요. 알카라인건전지사용을권장합니다. 건전지교체시에는항상같은종류의새건전지 2 개로동시에교체하여주시기바랍니다. 장시간리모컨을사용하지않을경우건전지를분리해보관하여주시기바랍니다. 9

10 1. 제품살펴보기 1.5 리모컨이용방법 리모컨각버튼의기능에대해알아봅니다. 수신기의전원을켜거나끕니다. 5 초이상길게누를경우수신기가리부팅됩니다. 길게누르고있으면 TV 의외부입력이변경됩니다. TV 의채널을변경합니다. TV 전원을켜고끕니다. TV 의채널을변경합니다. TV 의음량을감소시킵니다. TV 의음량을증가시킵니다. 포커스를위쪽으로이동합니다. 포커스를왼쪽으로이동합니다. " 사용자설정 " 메뉴에서는단계별이동을합니다. 포커스를아래쪽으로이동합니다. 메뉴나알림창을종료할때사용합니다. 음량을증가시킵니다. 포커스를오른쪽으로이동합니다. " 사용자설정 " 메뉴에서는단계별이동을합니다. 해당기능을선택하거나 TV 프로그램의미니가이드를실행합니다. 메뉴사용시기능을취소하거나이전단계또는채널로이동합니다. 메뉴화면으로이동합니다. 채널을변경합니다. 음량을감소시킵니다. 특정기능을실행합니다. 채널을변경합니다. 음소거기능을실행 / 해제합니다. 0~9 숫자입력시사용합니다. TV 버튼설정시사용합니다. ( 리모컨후면설정스티커참고 ) 자막설정창을화면에보여줍니다. 10

11 1. 제품살펴보기 1.6 TV전용버튼설정방법제조사번호입력방법 1. TV를켜놓습니다. 2. ( ) 버튼을누른상태에서해당브랜드설정번호 3자리를차례대로누릅니다. 3. TV의전원이꺼지면, ( ) 버튼을놓아설정을마칩니다. 4. 만일 TV의전원이꺼지지않으면계속해서다른설정번호 3자리를차례대로입력합니다. 자동검색입력방법 1. TV를켜놓습니다. 2. ( ) 버튼을누른상태에서 ( ) 또는 ( ) 버튼을천천히한번씩누릅니다. 3. TV의전원이꺼지면, ( ) 버튼을놓아설정을마칩니다. 삼성전자와 LG 전자의디지털 TV 는별도로설정하지않아도바로동작합니다. 타가전사의 TV 로설정되어있던리모컨을삼성 /LG 겸용으로재설정할때에는리모컨의케이블전원 ( ) 버튼과 TV 전원 ( ) 버튼을동시에 5 초동안누르고있으면리모컨이초기화됩니다. 리모컨건전지교환은최대 10 시간안에하셔야설정이유지됩니다. 11

12 L R 2. 주변장치연결하기 케이블안테나선을케이블입력단자에연결합니다. 영상과음성을 TV 에연결하여출력할수있습니다. 전원을모두끄고, 전원플러그를뽑은후에연결하세요. TV 설명서와주변장치설명서도참조하세요. TV 나주변장치의음성입력단자가하나일때는본제품의음성 ( 좌 ) 출력에연결하세요. 컴포넌트케이블및영상 / 음성케이블은별매품이며, 시중에서구입할수있습니다. 2.1 TV 연결하기 1. HDMI 케이블로연결동봉된 HDMI 케이블을이용하여수신기와 HDMI 단자가있는 TV 를연결합니다. 2. 영상 / 음성케이블로연결영상 / 음성케이블을이용하여수신기와영상 / 음성출력단자가있는 TV/VCR 을단자와케이블플러그의색상이같도록연결합니다. VCR 을통해연결할경우화질이저하될수있으니수신기와 TV 를직접연결하는것을권장합니다. 2 1 케이블 TV 방송케이블 영상 / 음성케이블 HDMI 케이블 VIDEO AUDIO HDMI 12

13 2. 주변장치연결하기 2.3 전원연결하기 1. 전원스위치가꺼진상태에서전원케이블을연결합니다. 2. 수신기뒷면에있는전원스위치를켭니다. 3. 제품전면에있는 대기 버튼또는리모컨의 ( ) 버튼을누릅니다. 13

14 3. 문제해결하기 수신기를사용하면서발생할수있는문제점과대응방법입니다. 아래사항을모두점검하였는데도문제가해결되지않는경우에는구입처나고객센터에문의하여주십시오. 증상 제품에전원이들어오지않을경우 대응방법 전원케이블이제대로꽂혀있는지확인하세요. 화면이나오지않을경우 음성이나오지않거나좋지않을경우 영상 / 음성케이블이 TV 에제대로연결되어있는지확인하세요. 케이블이수신기에제대로연결되어있는지확인하세요. TV 의밝기레벨이적당한지확인하세요. 방송중인채널인지확인하세요. 비디오설정 (480p/720p/1080i/1080p) 이사용하는 TV 의설정과같은지확인하세요. TV 의외부입력이케이블입력과동일하게선택되어있는지확인하세요. TV 와수신기의음성케이블이제대로연결되어있는지확인하세요. TV 와수신기의음량을확인하세요. 수신기와오디오기기를연결하였을경우오디오기기의전원, 음량을확인하세요. 리모컨이제대로동작하지않을경우 제품전면의리모컨표시등이깜빡이는지확인하세요. 리모컨으로수신기를조작하기위해서는리모컨의발광부가수신기의리모컨수신부를향해야합니다. 리모컨의건전지를교체하고확인하세요. 14

15 4. TV 전용버튼설정하기 4.1 제조사별 TV 코드표 제조사 AIWA 222 A MARK 005 설정번호 ANAM( 아남 ) AOC ATEC( 에이텍 ) 226 BARCO 217 BLAUPUNKT 119 BTC( 모니터 &TV) 158 CANDLE CETRONIC 028 CIMADIGITEC CINEMA PULS( 001(Default) 현우 ) CITIZEN CLASSIC 028 CONCERTO 022 CONTEC CRAIG CROWN 028 CURTISMATHES CXC 028 DAEWOO( 대우 ) (204 DAEWOO 비디오비젼 ) DAYTRON 007 D-BOSS 215 DIGITAL DEVICE DYNASTY 028 EMERSON ERAE FISHER FUNAI 제조사 설정번호 FUTURETECH 028 GE GRUNDIG 119 HAIER 238 HALL MARK 007 HYUNDAI IT HITACHI INFINITY 068 INKEL( 인켈 ) JBL 068 JCP JVC KEC( 한국전자 ) KENWOOD 120 KLOSS 082 LG( 엘지 ) (203 LG 비디오비젼 ) 237 LS전자 150 LODGENET 088 LOGIK 088 LUXMAN 022 LXI MAGNAVOX MARANTZ MATSUI 068 METZ 119 MGA MINERVA 119 MITSUBISHI MOTV 148 MTC NIKEI

16 4. TV 전용버튼설정하기 제조사 NAD 설정번호 NEC ONKING 028 ONWA 028 OPTONICA 113 ORCOM PANASONIC PENNEY PHILCO PHILIPS PIONEER PORTLAND 022 PROTON 007 QUASAR RADIO SHACK RCA REALISTIC SAMPO 007 SAMSUNG( 삼성 ) (202 SAMSUNG 비디오비젼 ) SANYO SCOTT SEARS SHARP SIEMENS 119 SIGNATURE 088 SIGMACOM 147 SONY SOUNDESIGN SPECTRICON 005 제조사 설정번호 SSS SYLVANIA TAEKWANG( 태광 ) 122 TANDY 113 TATUNG 047 TECHNICS 116 TECHWOOD 022 TEKNIKA TELEFUNKEN TELERENT 088 TMK TOSHIBA UNIKRO UNIVERSAL VIDTECH 022 VOIMTLE 152 WARDS WORLD 209 YAMAHA 022 YORK 007 YUPITERU 028 ZENITH ZONDA 005 동국 동양전자 보림전자 S DIGITAL 244 삼인디스플레이 유투스 153 인디텍 146 현대아이티 LG & SAMSUNG 160(XCANVAS & PAVV) 16

17 5. 제품규격 5.1 제품규격 전원사양 입력전원 V~, 60Hz 방식 External power supply (Adapter) 소비전력 최대 9 W Protection Separate internal fuse & lightning protection 비디오디코더 Profile Level MPEG2 (MP@HL), H.264 (HP@L4.2) 비디오출력 CVBS/HDMI 비디오전환방식 1080p/1080i/720p/480p 오디오디코더 오디오디코딩 MPEG1 Layer-I/II/III, MPEG2, AC3 오디오모드 1채널모노 /2채널모노 / 스테레오 / 조인트스테레오 메모리 그래픽 / 시스템메모리 256MByte 비디오 / 오디오 비디오 HDMI 영상출력 (1), COMPOSITE 출력 (1) 오디오 HDMI 음성출력 (1), 음성출력L/R(1), USB USB USB 2.0 (1) 5V 300mA Max 외관및동작 / 보존온도중량 190 g 크기 135 x 135 x 30 (W x D x H, mm) 동작온도범위 0 C to +40 C 17

18 6. 제품보증서 케이블방송수신기의품질보증기간은 2 년부품보유기간은 7 년입니다. 제품명 구입일 구입대리점 모델명 SERIAL NO. 판매금액 서비스에대하여 저희 ( 주 ) 휴맥스에서는품목별소비자피해보상규정 ( 재정경제부고지제 호 ) 에따라아래와같이제품에대한보증을실시합니다. 서비스요청시 ( 주 ) 휴맥스에서서비스를합니다. 보상여부및내용통보는요구일로부터 7 일이내에, 피해보상은통보일로부터 14 일이내에해결하여드립니다. 6.1 유상서비스 고장이아닌경우서비스를요청하면요금을받게되므로반드시사용설명서를읽어주세요. 1. 기구세척, 조정, 사용설명등제품고장이아닌경우 ( 수리가불가능한경우별도기준에준함 ) 사용설명및분해하지않고간단한조정시 판매점에서부실하게설치하여재설치시 제품내부의먼지세척및이물제거시 2 회부터유료 제품의이동, 이사등으로인한설치부실발생시 구입시고객요구로설치한후재설치시 소비자설치미숙으로인한재설치시 1 회부터유료 2. 소비자과실로고장난경우 ( 소비자의취급부주의및잘못된수리로고장이발생함 ) 전기용량을틀리게사용하여고장발생시 설치후이동시떨어뜨림등에의한고장, 손상발생시 당사에서미지정한소모품, 옵션품사용으로고장발생시 ( 주 ) 티브로드서비스기사및 ( 주 ) 휴맥스기사가아닌사람이수리하여고장발생시 3. 그밖의경우 천재지변 ( 화재, 염해, 수해등 ) 에의한고장발생시 18

19 6. 제품보증서 6.2 무상서비스 일반제품을영업용도로전환하여사용할경우의보증기간은반으로단축적용됩니다. 소비자피해유형 구입후 10 일이내에중요한수리를요하는경우 보증기간이내 제품교환또는구입가환급 보상내용 보증기간이후 정상적인사용상태에서발생한성능, 기능상의하자로고장발생시 구입후 1 개월이내에중요한수리를요하는경우 제품구입시운송과정에서또는제품설치중피해가발생한경우 교환된제품이 1 개월이내에중요한수리를요하는고장이발생한경우 교환이불가능한경우 수리가능 동일하자로 3 회까지고장이발생한경우 동일하자로 4 회째고장이발생한경우 서로다른하자로 5 회째고장이발생한경우 소비자가수리의뢰한제품을사업자가분실한경우 부품보유기간이내수리용부품을보유하고있지않아수리가불가능한경우 수리용부품은있으나수리가불가능한경우 제품교환 구입가환급 무상수리 제품교환또는구입가환급 해당없음 유상수리 정액감가상각한금액에 10% 를가산하여환급 정액감가상각후환불 소비자의고의, 과실로인한고장발생시 수리가불가능한경우 유상수리에해당하는금액징수후제품교환 유상수리금액징수후감가상각적용제품교환 수리가가능한경우유상수리유상수리 19

20 지역콜센터 법인명권역콜센터번호 티브로드강서방송 티브로드동대문방송 티브로드도봉강북방송 티브로드노원방송 티브로드종로중구방송 티브로드광진성동방송 티브로드서대문방송 티브로드기남방송 티브로드한빛방송 티브로드 ABC방송 티브로드수원방송 티브로드남동방송 티브로드새롬방송 티브로드서해방송 티브로드중부방송 티브로드전주방송 티브로드낙동방송 티브로드동남방송 티브로드서부산방송 티브로드동서디지털방송 티브로드대구방송 티브로드대경방송 서울강서구서울동대문구강북구, 도봉구노원구종로구, 중구광진구, 성동구서대문구용인, 평택, 이천, 안성안산, 광명, 시흥안양, 과천, 의왕, 군포수원, 오산, 화성인천시남동구인천시서구인천시동구, 중구, 강화도천안, 아산, 연기전주, 완주, 무주, 진안, 장수부산시사상구, 강서구부산시남구, 수영구부산시서구, 사하구부산시서구, 사하구대구중구, 남구대구서구

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