Using The Remote Control; Inserting The Batteries - TechniSat TECHNIPOLAR 1 Mode D'emploi

> Approximately 5 seconds after the time is selected, the setting is saved,
the timer LED lights up and the display indicates that the unit is in standby
mode (--).
> After the set time has elapsed, the unit will start up in the last set operating
mode.
To delete the setting, press the timer button again. The timer display will turn
off.
Delayed turning off
> When the unit is switched on, press the TIMER button (2). The timer LED (11)
and the number of hours flash on the display.
> Press the TIMER button again several times within 5 seconds to set the hours
by which the unit should be switched off after a delay.
The timer can be set in 1 hour intervals from 1 hour to 24 hours.
> Approximately 5 seconds after the time selection, the setting is saved and the
timer LED lights up.
> After the set time has elapsed, the unit switches to standby mode.
To delete the setting, press the timer button again. The timer display will turn
off.

8 Using the remote control

8.1 Inserting the batteries

> Open the cover on the battery compartment at the rear of the remote control
by pressing gently at the point indicated and sliding open the cover.
> Insert the batteries (LR03, AAA, 1.5 V), ensuring that the terminals are the
right way round (indicator visible in battery compartment).
> Close the battery compartment again.
Important information for the disposal of batteries:
Batteries may contain poisonous substances that harm the environment.
Therefore, it is imperative to dispose of batteries according to the legal
provisions in force. Never dispose of batteries with normal domestic waste.
Used batteries can be disposed of at your specialist retailer or at special
disposal sites free of charge.
Ensure that the batteries are kept out of the reach of children. Children could
put the batteries into their mouths and swallow them. This could lead to
serious injuries. Seek medical advice immediately if this occurs! Therefore
ensure that the batteries are out of reach of young children.
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