User manual HAUPPAUGE WINTV

[. . . ] WinTV Installation and Reference Manual Copyright (c) Hauppauge Computer Works, Inc. 2000-2003 Hauppauge Computer Works, Inc. 91 Cabot Court Hauppauge, NY 11788 Telephone: 631-434-1600 Fax: 631-434-3198 Tech Support: 631-434-3197 Hauppauge Computer Works, GmbH Krefelder Straße 673e 41061 Mönchengladbach, Germany Telephone: 02161-694880 Fax: 02161-6948815 BBS: 02161-177353 Technical Support: 02161-6948840 Hauppauge Computer Works, Ltd Phone: 6 Bank Chambers Fax: Borough High Street Technical Support: London, U. K. SE1 9QQ BBS: 0207-378-1997 0207-357-9171 0207-378-0202 0207-357-6587 Internet addresses: Sales: sales@hauppauge. com Technical Support: techsupport@hauppauge. com Web site: http://www. hauppauge. com WinTV Installation and Reference Manual FCC Statement Radio Interference Statement: The WinTV boards have been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. [. . . ] Full button: makes WinTV go full screen. Clicking the Full button again brings WinTV into a window. Record button: opens the SoftPVR tray. 3-6 WinTV Installation and Reference Manual Remote control buttons when playing video recordings Skip ahead button: skips ahead in the video 30 seconds per click. Holding the skip ahead button will autorepeat, and advances the video about 5 minutes per 10 seconds the button is depressed. Skip back button: skips back 30 seconds per click. pressing and holding the Skip back button makes the video go back about 5 minutes for 10 seconds the button is depressed. Go button: brings up the WinTV task list. Allows you to start WinTV2000, WinTV32 or WinTV-radio. Menu button: brings up the Windows Task list. Use the left and right arrows to change to other Widnows tasks. Green power button: will turn off the WinTV application 0 - 9 buttons: When playing back a recording, the "1" button will skip to 10%, the "2" button 20%, etc. of the length of the recording. 3-7 WinTV Installation and Reference Manual 3-8 Teletext Data Reception using VTPlus (European WinTV boards) Teletext is used in Europe and other parts of the world to transmit digital data along with a television picture. Teletext data is transmitted in an invisible part of the TV picture called the "Vertical Blanking Interval" or VBI. Teletext data is normally formatted into pages. A master index is also transmitted which lists the various categories that can be received, and which Teletext page they are being transmitted on. Teletext data must be inserted into the VBI by your TV broadcaster, and can only be received on the Win/TV boards if the Hauppauge Teletext decoder is installed. Each Teletext page has a page number, a date and the current time in the right hand corner: VTPlus for Win/TV is a sophisticated Teletext software application which runs exclusively on the Hauppauge Win/TV card. VTPlus allows you to view multiple Teletext pages, save or print Teletext pages and create Dynamic Data Links so that Teletext data can be used in other Windows applications. The Win/TV application does not have to be active while 4-1 WinTV Installation and Reference Manual the VTPlus Teletext application is running. Installation of the VTPlus software If the VTPlus application is provided on CD-ROM, then it will automatically be installed from the WinTV Installation CD-ROM. If it is provided on diskette, click on the Start button, then Run and then type: A:\VTSETUP . EXE The program will install in the default directory c:\VTPLUS. The installation creates a group headed VTPlus for Win/TV and three icons will be created. The main icons are: VTPlus program: VTPlus On line help: VTPlus window 4-2 WinTV Installation and Reference Manual VTPlus toolbar Select TV channel Center Teletext page TOP text select Set Time/Date Current Teletext service Current page number Reveal invisible text Next Subpage Previous Subpage Script Reception indicator 1. [. . . ] You can either ignore the error, or can can double check to make sure there are no applications running in the system that might be using the WinTV driver. In general, to make sure the re-installation is done correctly, all applications using the WinTV driver should be stopped before HCWCLEAR is run. 8-4 Checking the WinTV Plug-and-Play Setup After the WinTV board has been installed, you can find out what I/O port and interrupt has been assigned by Windows Plug-and-Play by looking at its configuration in the Control Panel. Windows Plug-and-Play will not let you change the Interrupt it has assigned, but you can, if necessary, change the Memory Address selected. Open up Control Panel by clicking on Start/Settings/ControlPanel. [. . . ]