PEAQ PTV552403-S Benutzerhandbuch

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Channel number: use 

◄/► t

o select the 

channel number. 

  -  

Start date: use the 

alphanumeric

 buttons to set 

the recording date. 

  -  

Start time: set the starting time of 

the

 recording.

  -  

Stop time: set the stopping time of 

the

 

recording.

 

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:

• Set

 

Reminder to be reminded that you can 

switch to the scheduled programme when the 

time you 

have

 set comes. When time is out and 

you 

do not

 execute any operation, the dialog 

box will disappear and no further operation will 

be executed. 

• Set

 

Record to check if you really want to 

start your scheduled recording when the time 

you 

have

 set comes. When time is out and 

you 

do not

 execute any operation, scheduled 

recording will start automatically. 

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Repeat type: set different repeat modes 

for the 

recording.

 

4.  Press 

▲/▼/◄/►

 to select 

Add, then press OK to 

add the schedule you set into your schedule list. 

5.  Press the red button to repeat above procedures 

to add another schedule. 

6.  If you wish to edit or delete a schedule, select it 

and press 

OK to enter. 

7.  Press 

 to close the menu.

You can set up your TV so that it can access the 
Internet through your local area network (LAN) using 
a wired or wireless connection.
Connecting to a wired network
You can attach your TV to your LAN using cable in 
three ways:
•   You can attach your TV to your LAN by 

connecting the LAN port on your TV to an external 
modem using a Cat 5 cable.

•   You can attach your TV to your LAN by 

connecting the LAN port on your TV to an IP 
Sharer, which is connected to an external modem. 
Use Cat 5 cable for the connection. 

•   Depending on how your network is configured, 

you may be able to attach your TV to your LAN by 
connecting the LAN port on your TV directly to a 
network wall outlet using a Cat 5 cable. Note that 
the wall outlet is attached to a modem or router 
elsewhere in your house.

Select 

Setup > Network > Settings > Interface, 

then select 

Ethernet to connect to a wired network.

Connecting to a wireless network
To connect your TV to your network wirelessly, you 
need a wireless router or modem and a Wireless 
LAN Adapter. Connect your Wireless High-Gain USB 

Adapter (USB dongle) delivered with your TV to your 
TV’s 

USB 1 port. 

1.  Select Setup > Network > Settings > Interface, 

then select 

Wireless to connect to a wireless 

network.

2.  Select Wireless setting and press OK/

► to 

enter.

3.  Connection Methods: You can setup the wireless 

network connection three ways.
-  

Scan 
• Select 

Wireless setting > Scan, then press 

►, the TV will scan all access points within 

range. The access points found by the TV will 
be displayed. 

• Select an available access point, then press 

► to connect the TV.

Notes:  
-  If you select a protected access point, you will 

-  

Manual 
 Select 

Wireless setting > Manual, then press 

►, you will be prompted to enter the correct 

SSID of an available wireless router to set up the 
connection. 

-  

Auto 
If your AP supports WPS (Wi-Fi Protected 
Setup), you can connect to the network via PIN 
(Personal Identification Number) or PBC (Push 
Button Configuration). WPS will automatically 
configure the SSID and WPA key in either mode.
Select 

Wireless setting > Auto, then press 

► to enter. 

•

PIN: Select PIN and press OK/

► to enter. 

Generate a random PIN code. Make sure 
this code is installed on the AP. (For the 
procedures, refer to your router manual.) Press 
OK/

► again to set up the connection.

•

PBC: If your router has a PBC push button, 
select 

PBC, then press OK/

► to enter. Press 

the PBC push button on your router within 2 
minutes after you press 

► again. Your TV 

will automatically acquire all the network setting 
values it needs and connect to your network.

Network setup
1.  Press MENU on the remote control and select 

Setup > Network > Settings > Internet 
connection. Press 

◄/► to select On. Wait until 

the connection is automatically established.