Front display and LEDs
Menu → Setup → Usage & GUI → Display Settings controls the display on the front of the receiver. Configure front panel LEDs is a separate hardware-dependent entry. Both are independent of the TV Infobar.
A segment display supports different content from a graphical LCD/OLED. A display skin arranges information on suitable displays. Brightness settings do not create a weather screen, and a picon path cannot add graphics to a segment display.
Brightness and power states
Section titled “Brightness and power states”- Set a suitable Normal brightness.
- If required, select Dimmed brightness and Dim delay. The delay enables the transition to the dimmed level.
- Set Standby brightness separately and check it in standby later.
- Adjust contrast only where available. Values are device-specific steps, not comparable brightness measurements.
Deep Standby is a separate state. Whether a clock or LED works there depends on hardware/front-processor support. Ordinary standby does not necessarily switch the display off completely.
All groups in the existing display reference
Section titled “All groups in the existing display reference”The 45 reference entries also cover fields unavailable on this test receiver. Their visibility depends on the documented hardware conditions.
| Group / options | Practical meaning |
|---|---|
| Clone TV screen to LCD | Display video or information on supported front LCDs. Does not add a tuner. |
| Normal, Dimmed, Dim delay, Standby, Contrast | Brightness and legibility by state; see above. |
| LED Normal/Standby/Deep Standby | Older driver-specific LED brightness controls within Display Settings. |
| Power/control LED and standby/deep-standby states | Enable or disable available indicators. Not all receivers have both LEDs. |
| Operating LED colour for each state | Select colour or switch off, where the driver supports it. |
| Display state during operation/standby/deep standby | Enable or disable the display for each state. |
| Show during operation / standby | Choose clock, channel number or blank on applicable segment displays. |
| Initial/final delay, repetitions and scrolling speed | Scroll long text with pauses; more repetitions repeat the same text more often. |
| LCD scroll speed and repeat scrolling | Corresponding controls for supported graphical LCDs. |
| Software renderer scroll speed and delay | Values used by compatible skin renderers; separate from driver controls. |
| MiniTV, PiP and frame rate | Video on capable front displays. Lower frame rate can save processing time; PiP has additional requirements. |
| REC symbol during use and standby | Steady, blinking or other supported recording indications. Hiding the symbol does not stop recording. |
| 12-/8-character mode | Special case for supported text displays: balance character repertoire and text width. |
| Display icons | Enable status symbols supported by the display. |
| Remaining/elapsed time, TV/media format, sign | Front-panel time display independent of the TV OSD. Programme timing comes from EPG; media position comes from the player. |
| Display power, HDMI resolution, HDD indication | Enable the display and available status information. HDMI indication does not change video resolution; HDD indication is not a filesystem check. |
| Date and time style | Select leading zeros and 12-/24-hour formatting. This does not set NTP, timezone or system time. |
Front-panel LEDs: five additional fields
Section titled “Front-panel LEDs: five additional fields”Where Configure front panel LEDs is available, it provides Running colour, Running brightness, Standby colour, Standby brightness and Deep Standby colour. A disabled colour can switch the LED off. The LED reference lists each field. This setup has no separate sixth control for Deep Standby brightness.
Dark display or incorrect content
Section titled “Dark display or incorrect content”Check the actual power state, its brightness and enable switch first. For graphical displays, then check display skin and picon assignment. Correct clock errors under time and wakeup. Missing hardware-dependent fields are not a reason to force drivers or another receiver model.
The image shows the actual available test-receiver dialog. It does not demonstrate functionality on every display or LED variant.
Receiver views
Section titled “Receiver views”