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Instruction Booklet
Has anyone, with some spare time, loads of enthusiasm and knowledge, re-written the Topfield instruction booklet?
It has to be the worst I have ever seen. Farcical translation into English and full of acronyms with no glossary. A downloadable pdf file would be great. |
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I just pressed every button on my remote to see what happened. I don't think I have read the manual fourteen months on.
I think somebody may well have written one but I think you'll get more joy in the other place because most Toppisti don't come here any more: just a few of us old recruiting sergeants left on here. |
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Darkmatter wrote this useful quick start guide. Available via link or guides section of toppy.org
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There are a number of user contributed guides in addition to Darkmatter's piece (you have probably found them by now) but if not
http://www.toppy.org.uk/documents/index.php?catid=2 Richard |
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Hummyowner
Darkmatter wrote this useful quick start guide. Available via link or guides section of toppy.org
Thanks |
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A new manual is apparently in the works, too. They have heard the comments from shocked and horrified users
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[quote=Hummyowner]Darkmatter wrote this useful quick start guide./QUOTE]
Many thanks to Darkmatter for this guide. I'll have a look and see if I've missed anything. Today I "found" a key I'd not used before. It's the Mute. Initially I took the sound output via SCART to my VHS player. Left and Right audio were brought out on phonos at that end and these were poked into my surround system. Mute didn't work in this configuration. Now though I use the L+R phonos on the Toppy so the Mute key now works. Think the Pause key will get more use though. |
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Some of my remote buttons are different to the ones on that guide.
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Yes; that guide was written based on the foreign models, before the UK one arrived. The need to reserve some keys for interactive services meant that other things had to be shifted around.
Nigel. |
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