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TechniSat TechniBox VIACAM User's Manual

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1. 9 4 3 Connecting to a TV set 2 isme wame esee 9 4 4 Adjusting the output channel 10 4 5 Connecting a video cassette recorder VCR 11 4 5 1 Connecting a Super VHS video recorder 11 4 6 AUX input and 0 11 47 AMPIE sa oae eae 11 4 8 Serial parallel connection interface 12 4 9 USB 12 5 Installation c r 12 5 1 OSD language selection 12 5 2 Basic setings mene ese p aad waited eed 13 5 3 Audio and video settings 14 5 4 Adjusting to conform to external unit 15 6 Operation 22 18 6 1 Re ose GR Paes 18 6 2 Programme selection 2 18 6 2 5 InfoDOX serari ke 19 6 3 Receiving scrambled encrypted programmes 19 6 4 Volume adjustment 20 6 5 Selecting a different language 20 6 5 2 Dolby Digital mode 20 6 6 TV radio switching 22e eR ee 21 6 7 Going back to last previous programme selected 21 6 8 Display clock
2. ________ Basic Settings ______ Audio Video Settings gt Now use the up down arrow keys to mark the line Audio Video Settings gt Confirm by pressing OK The sub menu Audio Video will be displayed Screen Format TV 43 Language audio signal Deutsch UHF Output Channel 38 SCART Mode RGB off 0 5 to enter value 5 Back TV Radio Menu gt Now select the line UHF Out Channel marking it in blue by using the up down arrow keys gt Select a free UHF channel on your TV set in the range between 21 and 69 gt Finally use the numeric key pad to enter the new output transmission channel in your receiver s memory The receiver will now transmit the signal on the UHF channel shown in the display Should you still experience interference on the channel selected please repeat the procedure until you find a suitable channel free from interference 10 gt Once you have found a UHF channel with optimal quality please remember to enter it into the memory of your TV set You can now select further settings in the Audio Video Settings menu or you can press the Menu key to return to normal operation The selected setting will be auto matically stored in memory when you exit the menu gt If your TV set is only equipped with an automatic channel scan select any UHF chan nel on your receiver then start the automatic scan run on your TV set If necessary repeat this procedure until you find a suitable
3. OU pjnous eui jo y eui AjnjeJeo MON v2 BuipuodsaJJ09 y ejeudoudde y 959 pue pied eui Aq jno 195 suomnonujsul BU BSed q y S NDOW JO paf dn uwop gpueis uo jewog INVOVIA Xogiuuoer 1015 VO Japea Aeidsip q31 V 1015 VO SSADOVIA Please read this first gt gt gt gt Before connecting the receiver first check that you have received all necessary parts The following are included 1 receiver 1 mains cable 1 remote control unit 1 instruction manual 1 guarantee card 2 batteries 1 5V size AAA Insert the enclosed batteries in the battery compartment of the remote control unit ensuring the polarity is correct as indicated Before switching on the receiver please first read the safety hints in Chapter 3 Chapters 4 and 5 show you how to adjust and connect the receiver so that it con forms to the requirements of the external unit dish antenna LNB etc as well as to those of the TV set VCR etc These settings have to be made only once when com mencing operation and only need to be augmented when you attach additional equipment to the set up or if the specifications of your external unit are changed Chapter 6 describes all functions
4. 34 7 6 Unblocking the parental lock for individual channels Enter your PIN in order to get to the appropriate menu then proceed as described in Point 7 3 removing individual red crosses by pressing the OK key In this manner individu al channels can be excluded from the parental lock control 7 7 Programme Search As mentioned previously your receiver has been pre programmed to receive signals from the ASTRA and EUTELSAT satellites In order to add new channels or those received from other satellites there are four possibilities of carrying out a programme channel search 1 All All satellites and transponders selected will be searched 2 Satellite Choose this option to find specific channels or bouquets 3 Transponder Choose this option to scan a specific transponder of a specific satellite You can search for all or selected programmes of a particular transponder 4 Programme channel This option is intended specifically for cases where the desired channel could not be found by any of the other options Please note that to utilise this search method you will have to enter the specific Service ID Number of the channel which you can obtain from the broadca ster or from the Internet Once the search has been completed the number of channels identified by your receiver will be displayed on your screen also stating how many of these are new channels New chan nels are shown in yellow type in the Total List and can be
5. DIGITAL DIGITAL TechniBox VIACAM TechniSat Instruction Manual Integrated VIACCESS decoding unit and PCMCIA interface for two independently DOLBY operating CA modules Receives free to air as well as encoded scrambled e g VIAC tt L CESS CRYPTOWORKS SECA etc DVB Streaming Digital Video programmes via ASTRA and EUTELSAT Broadcasting satellites DIGITAL DIGITAL Remote control Sound on off 1 On standby mode TV Sat mode Numeric keypad Programme Programme Language selection Delete red Back Transponder Arrow up information green Programme info information blue Volume Volume Arrow right Arrow down TV radio mode EPG Programme list on off Contents 1 Illustrations 3 2 Contents 2 5 3 Safety warnings please read first 6 4 Connections 0000 eee ee 8 4 1 Mains connection 9 4 2 ExtemalUnmLt RR BELA 9 4 2 1 Single unit operation es 9 4 2 2 Operating an additional receiver
6. Check all cable connections Replace LNB Wrong external unit set on receiver Correct setting see point 5 4 Dish positioned incorrectly Picture shows intermittent blocks May switch to still Heavy rain or snow Correct dish position Clear dish of snow image no sound at times scre Dish positioned incorrectly Correct dish position en black and note No signal Dish too small for this location use larger dish Obstruction between dish and satellite e g tree Mount dish with uninterrupted view Sound OK screen blue mode Radio mode selected Sound OK no picture SCART connector not properly inserted Switch to TV mode Check SCART connections No reception of channels pre Dish faulty or position changed Check dish viously received Channel moved to another transponder Initiate search see point 7 7 Channel no longer broadcast None Remote control not working Batteries spent Time not entered 45 Time not displayed in Standby mode Replace batteries Set to ARD or other channel for 30 secs to acquire time Summary for everyday use Switching on and off gt Switch the receiver on by pressing the On Standby key on the front panel of the receiver or on the remote control unit gt Press the key again either on the front panel of the receiver or on the remote control to switch the receiver off gt The receiver is now in
7. Your DVB receiver has the facility to display sub titles Provided the function Sub titles has been enabled and the preferred language selected in terms of the Audio signal selection is available the sub titles will be superimposed on the picture automatically If the function has not been enabled it can be set manually Sub titles are indicated by the symbol in the information display Please also refer to Point 6 12 in this instruction manual 5 4 Adjustments for the External Unit Once you have made all the individual selections to make the receiver conform to your pre ferences it may still be necessary to make some adjustments for the receiver to work opti mally with your antenna satellite dish The default factory setting is pre programmed for reception of ASTRA and EUTELSAT broadcasts by means of a universal LNB see Glossary at end for technical terms Once the receiver has been connected to an external reception unit and switched on these programmes can be received without any further adjustments Should you also wish to receive signals from other satellites or if you have a different type of LNB you can make the following adjustments in your receiver to provide for these program mes gt Press the Menu key to display the Main Menu gt Use the up down arrow keys to select the entry Settings gt Confirm by pressing the OK key The menu Settings will be displayed 15 Change PIN Basic Settin
8. 6 13 6 Preview gt Vv gt gt Pressing the right arrow key once again you are viewing the table Next will take you to the table Preview 2000 08 18 15 57 Today Fri 00 08 18 16 06 Des Erste 1600 1650 ZDF 16 00 16 15 heute in Europa ProSieben 16 00 17 00 Nicole Entscheidung am Nach SAT1 16 00 17 00 Mission Impossible In geheim RTL Tele 16 00 17 00 Hans Meiser RTL2 15 40 16 10 Dragon Ball SuperRTL 16 00 16 30 Clarissa VOX 16 00 16 55 Allein gegen die Zukunft KABELI 15 25 16 20 Cagney amp Lacey tm3 16 05 16 30 Das Dschungelbuch Bayerisc 15 00 16 30 Ivanhoe der junge Ritter Iw hessenf 15 15 17 00 Das gro e Ferienabenteuer 4 Time Channel EPG Info OK Note down lt gt TV Rs The title line of this table shows an additional window displaying the time of the EPG table being shown Use the right arrow key to scroll through the tables in chronological order Holding down the right arrow key a little longer will allow you to scroll through one hour at a time This will allow you to get to later programmes or those on following days more quickly Pressing or holding down the left arrow key allows you to scroll through in reverse chronological order Press the Back key to return to the Next table 6 13 7 EPG Functions In order to utilise the following EPG functions you must first select the EPG as described in Point 6 13 3 6 13 7 1 EPG Information The EPG Info will
9. The receiving of data will be shown by EPLd on the receiver display If your receiver is swit ched on at this time the download of information will not take place If you press the EPG key within 5 seconds after switching off the receiver into standby mode you can also initiate a download manually The duration of the download will depend on the number of programmes being updated The system will show programmes up to a maximum of seven days ahead of current time As the number of available programmes increases so the volume of data will cause a reduction in the period of time that can be previewed in the Electronic Programme Guide You can decide for yourself which programmes should be included in the Electronic Pro gramme Guide the details can be entered as described in Point 7 5 6 13 2 Interrupting EPG download The process of downloading data can be interrupted by switching on the receiver key On Standby The data as per the last previous download still remains available 22 6 13 3 Viewing the Electronic Programme Guide gt Switch on your receiver as well as your TV set gt Press the EPG key on the remote control of your receiver The Electronic Programme Guide will now be displayed on the screen The list will include the programmes preprogrammed at the factory or those selected by you You can now use the EPG functions to set Set the programme to Preselect it or to mark it for timer programming Activate VCR You ca
10. gt OK to open sub menu Back TV Radio Menu Use the up down arrow keys to mark the entry EPG Press the OK key to display the sub menu EPG ograms 114 CINE ACTION 115 CINE COMEDY 116 STUDIO UNIVERSAL 117 ROMANTIC MOVIES 118 13 TH STREET 119 PLANET 120 DISCOVERY CHANNEL 121 KRIMI amp CO 122 SUNSET 123 COMEDY XXX XK XXX XK X X OK to deselect lt gt Back TV Radio Menu You may now proceed to use the arrow keys in order to select individual channels Press the OK key to add a channel to the Electronic Programme Guide cross appears in display or delete a channel from the guide cross disappears from dis play Use the up down arrow keys to move around the list one line at a time Use the left right arrow keys to move around the list one page at a time When you have completed programming the EPG in this manner press the Back key to return to the previous menus Press the Menu key to resume normal operation Once you have customized the Electronic Programme Guide to your personal preferences the process of data acquisition by the EPG can be started manually as follows gt gt Use the On Standby key to switch the receiver off standby Press the key EPG within 5 seconds The receiver will now carry out the data acquisition procedure This is shown by the letters EPLd in the display The data acquisition process can be interrupted by switching on On Standby key the receiver
11. gt Confirm with the OK key The sub menu Settings will be displayed gt Use the up down arrow keys to mark the entry Change PIN gt Confirm with the OK key gt Now enter the PIN of your choice by means of the numeric key pad you may choose any 4 digit number you like gt Repeat the entry gt Press the OK key to return to the Settings menu 7 5 Programming the Electronic Programme Guide In this chapter we describe how you can add programmes channels to the Electronic Pro gramme Guide or delete them You thus have the facility to customise the Electronic Pro gramme Guide according to your personal preferences giving you a better view of the pro grammes available Please Note The more channels and programmes are added to the Electronic Programme Guide the lon ger will the process of acquiring data take Also the maximum preview period of 7 days may not be possible if the number of program mes stored in the Electronic Programme Guide is increased Proceed as follows in order to programme the EPG gt Press the Menu key to display the Main Menu TV Programs Radio Programs Search Settin OK to open sub menu lt gt Back TV Radio Menu gt Use the up down arrow keys to select TV Programmes if you wish to work on TV channels or Radio Programmes if you wish to work on radio stations gt Press the OK key to display the sub menu TV Programmes or Radio Program mes 33
12. 32 7 4 Changing the PIN 33 7 5 Programming the Electronic Programme Guide 33 7 6 Unblocking reception of specific programmes 35 7 7 Programme search 35 7 7 1 All programmes 36 7 7 2 Satellite programmes 36 7 7 5 Transponders TEES EXER ME Bele EESS 36 7 7 A Programme ss Lue acne dei deel 37 7 8 Conditional Access 38 7 9 System configuration 38 7 10 Restoring original factory settings 38 8 Technical Terms 0 40 9 Technical Data iiw usw wx wo Ro E o 42 10 Troubleshooting Guide 45 uonoeuuoo U91IMS yanod uoneuuoo Uuoneuuoo indino gN7 sure HEIS sindino oipny JH zn oe Su Aoc i VA 62 XV Ha 5 eon zH0S dod 4 AOE OV WV CES D 2 mu 2 in Im MN k AL ueog pensaa indui gN1 Joely eui sseJd eui ejqissod se se ji 1015
13. 5 Selecting a different language If a programme is broadcast in several languages you can select a language as follows gt Press the Language Selection key The list of languages available will now be displayed on screen gt Use the up down arrow keys to select the desired language gt Confirm by pressing the OK key gt Disable the menu display by pressing the Language Selection key again You can now listen to the programme in the selected language If the programme is chan ged the receiver automatically reverts to the default language setting see 5 3 Language Selection Your receiver also provides the facility to receive mono broadcasts For mono transmissions you can use the Language Selection A B key to switch between the MONO MONO2 sound channels 6 5 2 Dolby Digital AC3 mode Some movies are broadcast in Dolby Digital format This is indicated by the Dolby logo being displayed in the information window once the programme has been selected If you have a separate Dolby Digital 5 1 Channel amplifier you will be able whenever it is broadcast to enjoy such movies in 5 1 Channel Dolby surround sound In order to enjoy this facility you must simply connect the digital output of your receiver Audio Out Digital see 4 7 2 with the digital input of your Dolby Digital 5 1 channel amplifier If a programme is being broadcast in Dolby Digital sound the Dolby logo will appear in the information window when the programme is s
14. While the menu EPG Summary is being displayed press the green function key A list of EPG channels will be displayed gt Use the arrow keys to mark the required channel gt Press the OK key to display the EPG Summary of the selected channel 6 13 7 5 EPG Search The EPG Search function allows you to search for specific types of programmes The search criteria available are Date Time Period and Programme Type The search will only be carried out among those channels that have been activated for the EPG function In order to initiate an EPG Search proceed as follows gt Press the EPG key to display the EPG table gt Press the blue function key The EPG Search menu will be displayed 26 gt By pressing the right arrow key you can move the marker to the from to columns where you can also enter the time period by means of the numeric key pad Programme Type In this field you can enter the type of programme that should be identified by the EPG search gt Use the right arrow key to mark the column Programme Type This field will initially show All Programme Types as the search criterion gt Press the OK key to display a further table showing a list of programme types cate gories that may be selected gt Use the up down as well as left right arrow keys to mark the programme type required gt Press the OK key to confirm the selected category for the column Programme Type gt Now press the blue functio
15. allow you to view a brief piece of information on the programme or broadcast selected marked provided this information is available gt gt Use the arrow keys to indicate the programme selected Press the EPG key to display the information More extensive text can be moved by using the up down arrow keys or scrolled by using the left right arrow keys Press the Back key to return to the previous table 24 6 13 7 2 Preselect Programme gt Mark the desired programme by using the arrow keys gt Pressing the OK key will automatically preselect the programme and it can be viewed as soon as the programme begins broadcasting gt Press the Back key to return to the previous table 6 13 7 3 Activate VCR Timer mode The Activate VCR function allows you to switch your receiver on or off for a selected pro gramme e g in order to record this in your absence Please note that you must also pro gramme your VCR in order to record the programme gt Use the arrow keys to mark the selected programme gt Press the red function key The selected entry will now be displayed in red Your receiver will be switched on at the time when the selected programme is due to begin If the receiver is switched on by the timer the letter t will be shown on the display together with the channel number In this mode most of the functions of the remote control are disabled in order to prevent an accidental premature interruption of the re
16. between the end of one timer period and the start of the next timer period Switching Timer on Repeat gt Use the right arrow key to mark the column Rep gt If required switch the timer on by pressing the OK key Display 1x gt By repeatedly pressing the OK key you can set the timer for further days as follows Display Timer off 1x Timer on T Daily repeat 1W Repeat once per week 2W Repeat every two weeks 3W Repeat every 3 weeks 4W Repeat every 4 weeks 1 5 Repeat only on workdays 6 7 Repeat only on weekends Status gt Use the arrow keys to mark the Status column gt Use the OK key to enter the desired status in this line 1 VCR Your equipment will be switched on and off for the selected programme If the equipment was switched on by means of the timer the display will show a t together with the appropriate channel number Most of the functions of the remote control are disabled in order to prevent an accidental interruption of the recording Please note that this function is only available when your receiver is switched on either fully or in Standby mode When your receiver is in Standby mode the timer activation will be indicated by blin king of the two dots colon in the time display 2 Preselected When the selected time is reached your receiver will switch on and select the preselected channel In contrast to the VCR setting the remote control functions are not disabled and the receiver will no
17. current programme The bottom of the screen will now display the current time the current channel as well as the name of the current programme including the starting and end times of the programme if these details are broadcast by the channel concerned 6 9 Additional Programme Information In as far as such information is provided by the broadcasters you can obtain additional pro gramme information by pressing the Programme Info key gt Pressing the yellow key will open a further viewing window on your screen Information relating to the current programme will be displayed gt Now press the OK key to obtain information about the following programme gt Pressing the yellow key again will cause the on screen information to disappear 6 10 Transponder Information gt Press the green key Transponder Info to display data relative to the transponder selected gt Press the same key again to return to the normal video display 6 11 Video text Where broadcast video text will be sent through to your TV set Use the remote control of your TV set to utilise the video text function Should your TV set experience problems e g video content and text are superimposed you should set your receiver to FBAS mode Point 5 3 21 6 12 Sub titles The symbol iE displayed in the on screen information window will indicate when sub titles are being broadcast If you have enabled the Sub title function as per Point 5 3 these will be dis
18. entry Settings gt Confirm this selection by pressing the OK key The sub menu Settings will be displayed ChangePIN _______ Basic Settings _____ Audio Video Settings System Configuration conditional Access Factory Settings gt Now highlight the entry Audio Video Settings using the up down arrow keys gt Confirm by pressing OK The sub menu Audio Video Settings will be displayed Screen Format 43 Language audio signal Deutsch UHF Output Channel 38 SCART Mode RGB gt Use the up down arrow keys to move the marker blue highlighted entry within the menu and to change the individual settings as indicated When selecting an opti on please also note any additional on screen notices The following selections are possible 14 Picture format TV Set Use the OK key to select either the 4 3 standard or 16 9 widescreen picture format in accordance with the features of your TV set This function automatically adjusts the picture format to the specifications of your TV set Sound Audio Use the OK key to select your preferred language Where a programme is broadcast with several language soundtracks this feature will automatically select your preferred language if available UHF Output Channel See Point 4 4 Scart Mode Use the OK key to select either FBAS RGB or S VHS in accordance with the specifications of your TV set For standard equipment retain the default setting RGB Sub titles
19. for data in any conceivable form and in every possible and appropriate quality External unit Description for the entire system mounted outdoors consisting of the parabolic dish antenna as well as one or more LNBs to receive signals from one or more satellites Frequency Physical unit for measuring the number of oscillations per second expressed in Hertz Hz or cycles per second Frequency range a Satellite or LNB 40 11 GHz range from 10 70 GHz to 11 70 GHz 12 GHz range from 11 70 to 12 75 GHz b Receiver Intermediate Frequency or 1st Intermediate Frequency 950 to 2150 MHz Unit of frequency Name Oscillations per second 1 Hz 1 Hertz 1 1 kHz 1 Kilohertz 1 000 1 MHz 1 Megahertz 1 000 000 1 GHz 1 Gigahertz 1 000 000 000 Intermediate Frequency The frequency range broadcast by satellite cannot be transported by cable the LNB therefo re transforms the incoming signal to the intermediate frequency range of 950 to 2050 MHz thus allowing the signal to be transmitted to and modulated in the receiver 1 IF Intermediate Frequency LNB LNC Low Noise Block converter Receiving unit at the focal point of the parabolic dish antenna converts the signal from the frequency range of the satellite to the intermediate frequency of the receiver LOF Local oscillator frequency measured in MHz or GHz varies according to the LNB and the frequency range received Receiving frequency of the receiver transmitting frequency of
20. reception you have blocked as per points 7 3 and 7 4 can only be received after a four digit PIN is entered You can enable or disable the parental lock facility by pressing the OK key while this entry is marked Time difference GMT hours Your receiver is provided with a clock This is synchronised to Greenwich Mean Time by means of satellite signals If you do not live in the GMT time zone you must correct the time display with the aid of the OK key to correspond to your local time In Germany standard time is GMT 1 hour and Daylight Savings Time is GMT 2 hours When the receiver is in stand by mode the time is shown on the receiver display 13 Country This function provides an automatic change over between standard winter time and day light savings summer time Mark the entry Country to select your home country and con firm by pressing the OK key As this information is currently not broadcast by all programme providers you should initially select None for this setting gt Press the key Back to return to the menu Settings or press the Menu key to return to normal operation All settings selected will be automatically stored 5 3 Audio Video Settings In order to further optimise the operation of your receiver in conjunction with your TV set you can make further selections in the Audio Video settings menu gt Press the Menu key for the Main Menu to be displayed gt Use the up down arrow keys to highlight the
21. required for everyday usage such as volume adjustment and programme selection Chapter 7 shows you ways of setting additional programmes and of changing the order of programmes Technical terms used in the instruction manual are explained in Chapter 8 Technical data and specifications are to be found in Chapter 9 Hints on finding and correcting faults and malfunctions are described in Chapter 10 Important hints on Usage The use of a so called On Screen Display see example of screen shots simplifies the use of the receiver and makes it possible to manage with fewer buttons on the remote control unit All functions are displayed on the TV screen and can be adjusted with a few clicks of the button Functions that logically belong together are combined into a single MENU The function selected is marked by a blue background in the relevant line A short comment on the selected function is shown in the lower half of the display Terms used in the OSD menu are shown in bold type in this instruction manual Example gt Use the button MENU to open the Main Menu OSD Language open sub men Now select the line of text OSD LANGUAGE by marking the appropriate line with the aid of the arrow up down controls Confirm with OK 3 Safety Advice For your own safety you should read the safety instructions carefully before switching on your new receiver for the first time The manufacturer can acce
22. standby mode and the display will show the current time In order to disconnect the receiver completely from mains power supply switch off the mains power switch on the back panel of the receiver Switch on again via the same switch to reconnect to the mains power supply Selecting a programme channel Using the up down arrow keys gt You may use the up down arrow keys either on the receiver or on the remote con trol to move up or down the selected programmes channels one step at a time Using the numeric key pad gt Use the numeric keys to directly enter the number of the programme channel you wish to view For instance 1 for programme slot 1 1 then 4 for programme slot 14 2 then 3 then 4 for programme slot 234 When entering programme channel numbers with more than one digit you have approx 3 seconds after pressing the last key to continue with the entry If you are entering a channel number with only one or two digits we recommend you press the OK key after entering the digit s in order to speed up the process Using the programme channel list gt Press the key List A list of programmes will be displayed When operating in TV mode a list of TV programmes only will be displayed when operating in Radio mode a list of radio programmes only will be displayed The programme channel currently selected will be displayed in red gt You can now proceed to select a programme by using the up down arrow keys the select
23. the satellite LOF Mode Determines whether a mono or stereo programme will be received Modulation at 22 KHz Apart from the 14 28 Volt switching mode this also serves to switch between 2 LNBs In uni versal LNBs it is used to switch into the High range Modulator Switch in a satellite receiver or a video recorder that is used to connect the TV set by means of an antenna cable Multyfeed External unit consisting of a parabolic dish antenna as well as several LNBs suitable for receiving signals from several satellites Operational voltage The LNBs are supplied with power by means of the coaxial cable In order to provide this the receiver must supply power at 14 or 18 volt Parabolic dish antenna A reflector of metal or coated plastic shaped in a parabolic form used to focus the electro magentic waves broadcast by a satellite in a focal point Polarisation plane In order to better utilise the available frequency range satellites will transmit neighbouring programmes with opposite polarisation horizontal and vertical or dextro rotatory and laevo rotatory In order to receive both polarisation planes either two single LNBs or one V H LNB are required Receiver see Satellite receiver Satellite Description of a satellite usually includes its name as well as its orbital position ASTRA 19 East EUTELSAT 13 East 41 Satellite Receiver The signals received and modulated by the LNB cannot be proc
24. timer and programme information 21 6 9 Additional programme information 21 6 10 Transponder information 21 6 11 VIdeOlG XI io os ei D o eds are OR p eddie eek MARC RO A a 21 6 12 Display Sub titles EROR ER ee e erint 22 6 13 Electronic Programme Guide EPG 22 6 13 1 Entering EPG data ssec er Rx 22 6 13 2 Interrupting the data entry process 22 6 13 3 Calling up the Electronic Programme Guide 22 6 13 4 Table of current contents 23 6 13 5 Table of contents immediately following 23 6 13 6 PIeVIGW usas aor RR RUE RR ROCA 24 6 13 7 EPG functions i IRI 24 6 13 7 1 EPG information 24 6 13 7 2 Pre selecting a programme 25 6 13 7 3 Activating the VCR timer mode 25 6 13 7 4 Overview of EPG 25 6 13 7 5 Searching the EPG 26 6 13 7 6 Manual programming 28 7 Changing basic programme settings 30 7 1 Adding deleting programmes 30 7 2 Sorting programmes 32 7 3 Blocking programmes
25. transferred to the User List in accordance with Point 7 Changing the Basic Programming gt In order to search for programmes press the Menu key to display the Main Menu Tv Programs Radio Programs J Search gt Use the up down arrow keys to mark the entry Search gt Confirm with the OK key The sub menu gt Search will be displayed 35 All caig Trai der Program OK to open sub menu lt gt Back TV Radio Menu gt Use the arrow keys to select the search mode to be used gt Press the OK key to display the relevant sub menu 7 7 1 All When this search mode is activated all satellites and transponders available in the system will be scanned At the end new programmes will be displayed in yellow type in the pro gramme channel list gt Use the up down arrow keys to select the option gt Confirm with the OK key The legend Start search will appear on the display gt Press OK again to start the search gt The search can be terminated at any time by pressing OK It is quite likely that a full scan may take 15 minutes or longer Please note any notes and information displayed on the screen 7 7 2 Satellite This search mode can be used to search a specific satellite All other satellites will be ignored in this mode gt Use the up down arrow keys to select the Satellite option gt Confirm with the OK key The legend Start search will appear on the display gt Before p
26. transmission channel as described above and store the selected channel in your TV set s memory gt It may be necessary to finish off with some fine tuning of the channel on the TV set 4 5 Video Cassette Recorders VCR f Connect the video cassette recorder to the Scart connection marked VCR on your receiver When the video player is set to PLAY it will send a switching signal to the receiver which will transmit the video player signal to the TV set automatically Press the TV Sat key to select whether the signal from the TV Scart connection is to be shown on screen or not It is thus possible to record a satellite programme on your video recorder while at the same time viewing a different terrestrial programme via the UHF input of your TV set 4 5 1 Super VHS Video Cassette Recorders If you have a Super VHS video recorder you can use this to make recordings in Super VHS quality through your DVB receiver In order to achieve this make all the necessary settings as described in 5 3 Audio video Settings Note this setting applies to both the TV and VCR Scart connections of your receiver 4 6 AUX IN OUT e Spare connection for connecting an analogue receiver an additional TV or VCR set AV2 4 7 Amplifier 4 7 1 Analogue In order to achieve the best possible sound quality the receiver can be connected to a hi fi amplifier Use a suitable cable to connect the cinch outputs Audio R and Audio L of the receiver with an input conne
27. Hz loop through 75 Ohm 36 MHz 3 MHz Shaped QPSK 4 30 Mbauds SCPC compatible Viterbi and Reed Solomon 1 2 2 3 3 4 5 6 7 8 and automatic adjustment 35 in accordance with ISO 13818 1 2 Common Interface slots for Cl modules up to size 2 situated behind flap on front panel Single slot card reader ISO 7816 Part 1 3 situated behind flap on front panel Card reader for integrated VIACCESS Compatible with MPEG 1 and MPEG 2 Up to MP ML main profile main level PAL 25 Hz 720 pixels x 576 lines 4 3 16 9 Automatic adjustment for 16 9 TV sets via SCART connection 42 Audio decoding Audio compression Audio mode Sampling frequencies Audio parameters Analogue output Output level L R Output impedance THD Crosstalk Analogue input Input level L R Input impedance Letterbox filtering for 4 3 TV sets MPEG 1 and MPEG 2 Layer and Dual main sub stereo 32 kHz 44 1 kHz 48 kHz 16 kHz 22 05 kHz 24 kHz 0 5 V RMS nominal 600 Ohm gt 80 dB 1 kHz lt 65 dB 0 5 V RMS nominal gt 40 kOhm Output digital electric SP DIF Output level Sampling rates via Cinch connection Video parameters Input Input level FBAS Input level RED Input level GREEN Input level BLUE Teletext filtering Entry teletext data VCR SCART Input Output AUX SCART Input Output Serial Interface RS 232 Type Bitrate Connection Function 0 5 Vpp into 75 Ohm 32 kHz 44 1 kHz 48
28. age gt Use the up down arrow keys to mark the entry Settings which will be shown in red gt Confirm with the OK key The sub menu gt Settings will be displayed 38 ChangePIN 1 7j BasicSetings 7 Audio Video Settings ____ LNB Settings _____ System Configuration jJ conditional Access J Factory Settings gt Use the up down arrow keys to mark the entry Factory Setting gt Confirm with the OK key The sub menu gt Factory Setting will be displayed Restore Factory Settings 1 Delete All Programs ServiceChanne ____ _____ OK to open sub menu gt Back TV Radio Menu Activate Factory Setting This function will delete all personal settings and will restore all default settings as program med in the factory Delete all programmes This function will delete all channels programmes stored in memory gt Use the up down arrow keys to select the entry gt Confirm with the OK key Please note any notes and information displayed on the screen EPG Your receiver provides the facility of receiving expanded EPG information specifically prepa red by us This enables you to preview programmes for up to a week in advance The data is broadcast via a dedicated satellite data signal Press the OK key to display the sub menu EPG Should the parameters of the data chan nel used for loading the EPG list have changed they can be changed in this menu as descri bed under po
29. ansponder information can be obtained from your retailer or from our homepage in the Internet see page 44 Under normal circumstances you should not change the settings in this menu 8 Technical Terms Glossary Antenna cable Cable connection between the modulator of the satellite receiver and the antenna input of the TV set used as an alternative where no SCART connection is provided AV see SCART Coaxial cable Cable connection between the LNB and the satellite receiver transmits the signals received and transmits power supply to the LNBs Data compression MPEG1 MPEG2 The transmission of an image in accordance with current TV standards 625 lines with a pic ture frequency of 50 Hz results in a digital data volume of 216 Mbit s This would require bandwidths not available in terrestrial or satellite systems The data volume is thus subjected to a process of data reduction MPEG2 which is an expanded development of MPEG has been set in Europe as the worldwide standard for data compression Deemphasis Making the audio frequency curve conform to the broadcast signal this is determined by the transmission parameters of the satellite DISEqC Digital Satellite Equipment Control a digital control signal used to control DiSEqC compa tible components of the external unit via the antenna connection DVB Digital Video Broadcasting a universal digital transmission technology for video images graphics sound and text i e
30. channels according to your own preferences proceed as fol lows gt Use the Menu key to display the Main Menu gt Use the up down arrow keys to mark TV Programmes if you wish to sort TV channels or Radio Programmes if you wish to sort radio stations gt Confirm with the OK key The sub menu gt Programmes will be displayed gt Now use the up down arrow keys to mark the entry Sort gt Confirm with the OK key The User Channel List will be displayed gt Use the up down arrow keys to mark a channel whose position in the list you want to change gt Confirm with the OK key gt Now you can use the up down arrow keys to place the marked channel at any position in the list where you would like it to be Or Use the numeric key pad to enter the position in the list where you would like the channel to appear The channel number will be displayed on the menu gt Use the OK key to insert the channel at the preferred position gt Repeat this process until the list conforms to your preferences gt Press the Menu key to return to normal operation 7 3 Blocking Channels You have the facility to block specific channels parental lock A blocked programme will only be shown on the TV screen if you enter your personal PIN after selecting the channel This number need to be entered only once during an operating session i e the blocking will only become operative again the next time the receiver is switched on standby In order to b
31. ck will now be displayed together with the DiSEqC setting selected e g 1 LOF tow band 03 750 LOF high band 10 600 Transition LOF low high 11 750 Testtramponder 1 Transponder frequency 12109 Polarizalion h Symbol rate 27 500 FEC rate 3 4 EEREEEEEE OOdB The following settings can be made LOF low band LOF local oscillator frequency is the frequency used by the LNB to convert the frequency received into the so called 1st Intermediate Frequency which can then be utilised by the receiver So called universal LNBs utilise 2 LOFs in order to cover the whole frequency range of 10 7 to 11 8 GHz low band and 11 7 to 12 75 GHz high band Using the numeric key pad of your remote control enter here the LOF frequency corresponding to the low band of your LNB LOF high band As above using the numeric key pad of your remote control enter here the LOF frequency corresponding to the high band of your LNB Switchover LOF low high Use the numeric key pad of your remote control to enter the frequency at which your LNB switches from low band to high band Transponder Test The following points of this menu should only be entered if you want to test a satellite signal by means of a self generated satellite User 1 to 15 Transponder frequency Use the numeric key pad to enter a frequency at which digital programmes are broad cast 17 Polarisation Use the OK key to enter the appropriate polarisat
32. cording Please note that this function can only be executed if your receiver is switched on either fully or in standby mode If the receiver is in standby mode the activated timer will be indicated by blinking of the two dots colon in the time display gt Press the Back key to return to the previous display Disabling the timer function If you want to cancel a timer command entered via the EPG repeat the above steps then cancel the timer setting by pressing the red function key In order to interrupt disable while the timer is actively in operation switch off the receiver by means of the on standby key When you press this key again the receiver will be switched on and you can continue with normal operation 6 13 7 4 EPG Summary You can use the EPG Summary in order to display the current day s programme of a single channel This can be done as follows gt Press the EPG key The EPG table Now Current will be displayed gt Press the green function key The EPG Summary will be displayed 25 17 00 News the Hour 17 30 SKY World News 18 00 Live at Five 19 00 News on the Hour 21 30 SKY Business Report 22 00 News on the Hour 22 30 Answer The Question 23 00 SKY News at Ten gt Use the up down arrow keys to select the required programme resp time gt If available the left right arrow keys can be used to display the programme con tents for the next few days Displaying EPG Summary of other Channels gt
33. ction of your hi fi amplifier use either CD or AUX inputs the Phono connection is not suitable 4 7 1 Digital If your amplifier has a suitable electrical input connect the Audio Out Digital connection of your receiver with the electrical input of your amplifier Sampling rates of 16 22 05 24 32 44 1 and 48 kHz are available Whenever it is broadcast the Dolby Digital signal AC3 is also available via this output 11 4 8 Serial Interface RS 232 The RS 232 interface can be used to update the operating software and in order to pre pro gramme the receiver via a PC 4 9 USB Interface The USB interface can be used to exchange data between a PC and the receiver 5 Installation Now that you have made all the necessary connections to and from your receiver and have switched it on you may if necessary resp if you wish optimise the operation of the receiver 5 1 OSD Language This menu heading gives you the opportunity of selecting a language of your choice in which the menus will be displayed The receiver is given a default setting of German in the factory You have a choice of German English French Italian Turkish Norwegian Finnish Danish Swedish Portuguese and Spanish In order to change the OSD language please follow these steps gt Use the Menu key to select the Main Menu gt Select the entry OSD Language OSD Sprache marking it in blue by using the up down arrow ke
34. der frequency gt Use the numeric key pad to enter the correct frequency in this line Polarisation gt Use the up down arrow keys to mark the entry Polarisation gt Use the OK key to enter the polarisation plane horizontal or vertical on which the desired programme is broadcast Symbol rate The symbol rate indicates the volume of data transmitted per second An example might be 27500 indicating transmission of 27500 symbols per second gt Use the up down arrow keys to mark the entry Symbol rate gt Use the numeric key pad to enter the correct symbol rate gt Once you have entered all the information start the search by using the up down arrow keys to mark the entry Start search gt Confirm with the OK key Please note any notes and information displayed on the screen 7 7 4 Channel Programme If a channel cannot be found by means of any of the first three search modes it may be necessary to enter a programme specific Service ID Number This number will be obtainable directly from the service provider broadcaster or from the Internet Select the menu gt Search gt Programme gt Use the up down arrow keys to mark the entry Programme gt Confirm with the OK key The menu gt Search gt Programme will be displayed 37 Satellite ASTRA 19 Transponder frequency 00 000 Polarization Symbol rate 00 000 Service ID 00000 Start search OK to open list lt gt Back TV Radio Menu This menu differ
35. ed programme will be displayed in blue gt Press the OK key for the selected programme to be viewed gt The up down arrow keys allow you to scroll through the programme list one entry at a time gt The left right arrow keys allow you to page through the programme list one page at a time Volume adjustment You have the facility to adjust the volume directly in your receiver as opposed to adjusting this via your TV set controls This makes operation even more convenient as you now have all important functions combined on one remote control unit and will have to use the remote control of your TV set only very rarely gt Use the Volume key to increase the volume of your receiver and the Volume key to reduce the sound volume gt Press the Sound on off key to mute the sound completely Pressing the same key again will restore the sound 46
36. elected Your receiver can be set to AC3 mode as follows gt Press the Language Selection key A list of available languages for this programme as well as AC3 will be displayed gt Select AC3 by means of the up down arrow keys gt Confirm by pressing OK You can now listen to the programme in 5 1 channel surround sound If you change pro 20 grammes the language and other sound settings revert to the default settings resp your pre selected settings If you wish to continue receiving sound in AC3 format you will have to repeat the selection procedure as described above 6 6 TV Radio selection Your receiver has been pre programmed with a selection of radio as well as TV programmes When selecting a radio programme the TV image is switched off and only the radio pro gramme name is displayed gt Use the TV Radio key to select radio mode The receiver will automatically go to the last radio programme selected gt Press the TV Radio key again and the last TV programme selected will be display ed again 6 7 Return to previous programme selected gt Press the Back key on the remote control to view the last programme previously sel ected gt Press the same key again to return to the programme viewed before the change 6 8 Displaying Time and Programme Information This function allows you to view information about the programme currently selected gt Press the blue key in order to display information on the
37. ent has been exposed to extreme damp or when liquid has entered the equipment gt when there are serious malfunctions gt if there is severe external damage to the receiver errr 1 JOS AL 1no JO 4 ay 0 y uo 4H uoroeuuo u 1 JOS AL pue 19419991 eog 6 19419281 y uo uonoeuuoo LIS YIA pue uonoeuuoo LIS 19N929J UO jndui 01 19419991 NI JH indui euuojue euuojue e11 9449 sure 1919291 Jo uonoeuuoo jndui gN7 991 0 194 9281 GAG UO LNO 8 7 uonoauuog 19 19981 UO uonoeuuoo NI GN 0 SgN7 210W 10 euo uooeuuo ow os e 0 J9A19294 Buno euuo5 4 Connections The references in bold type a b etc refer to the diagram on page 8 4 1 Mains connection The receiver should only be connected to the mains supply after all connections with other components and equipment have been made This helps to eliminate the likelihood of dama ge to the receiver or other components c Once all other cable connections have been made connect the receiver to a mains supply
38. essed by the TV set The receiver alters the frequency of these signals so that usable audio and video signals AV are generated at its outputs which are transmitted to the TV set SCART Type of connector used in conjunction with TV sets video players satellite receivers and other electronic equipment in order to transmit audio and video signals AV Transponder Piece of equipment in the satellite that processes one or more programmes including recei ving the data from the ground station amplification retransmission of data back to earth Universal LNB Name given to a three band LNB It is able to receive the following ranges FFS 10 70 11 70 GHz BBS 11 70 12 50 GHz and FFS High Band 12 50 12 75 GHz This whole range is usually divided into two bands Low Band High Band VIACCESS 10 70 11 80 GHz LOF 9750 MHz 11 70 12 75 GHz LOF 10600 MHz Form of digital encryption scrambling 9 Technical Data DBS Tuner Input frequency range Input level range Noise DBS tuner input Input impedance Output for 1 Output impedance Tuner IF bandwidth AFC capture range Demodulation Symbol rate FEC Viterbi rates Roll off factor Demultiplexing Common Interface Type Card reader Type Function Video decoding Video compression Video standard Active image area Picture formats Picture input 16 9 950 2150 MHz 65 dBm 25dBm max 12 dB F connector 75 Ohm 950 2150 M
39. gs Audio Video Settings LNB Settings to open sub menu 5 Back TV Radio Menu gt Now use the up down arrow keys 10 select the entry LNB Settings gt Confirm by pressing the OK key The menu LNB Settings will be displayed ASTRA 19 EutelSat 13 Satellite Satellite LNB voltage 1V The following selections can be made in this sub menu 5 4 1 Switching DiSEqC on or off DiSEqC Digital Satellite Equipment Control is a digital signal that can control the functions of DiSEqC compatible components via the antenna connection If your external installation features DiSEqC components you should enable the DiSEqC control function gt When this entry is highlighted use the OK key to switch the DiSEqC function on or off 5 4 2 Adjusting the Switching Matrix and LNB Properties The menu reflects the four switching criteria of the DiSEqC control Your receiver is pre programmed to receive ASTRA broadcasts on switch setting A A and EUTELSAT signals on setting B A of a Multiswitch Should the switching matrix of your exter nal receiving unit be set up differently or should you wish to receive satellite signals other than those mentioned you can adjust the receiver settings as follows gt Use the up down arrow keys to select the DiSEqC switch position 1 4 that you wish to use for allocation to a satellite e g A B 3 No Satellite and highlight the appropriate entry gt Press the OK
40. ings of your receiver you can alter the list of channels according to your own preferences This function is also required in order to sort the programmes identified in a Search run You should note the following Your receiver features two programme channel lists the User List and the Total List The User List includes those channels you can select by means of the numeric key pad and by using the channel up down keys The Total List includes all channels If you do a search in this list new programmes will be shown in yellow and can be transfer red from the Total List to the User List 7 1 Adding Deleting Channels To add new channels to the user list or to delete channels proceed as follows gt Press the Menu key to display the Main Menu TV Programs Radio Programs Search Settings gt Use the up down arrow keys to mark TV Programmes if you wish to add TV channels or Radio Programmes if you wish to add radio stations gt Confirm with the OK key The sub menu gt Programmes will be displayed 30 OK to open sub menu lt gt Back TV Radio gt Use the up down arrow keys to mark the entry Select gt Confirm with the OK key The sub menu Programmes Select will be displayed 19 2 X 192E X X 192b X 19 2 1925 X 19 2E X 192b X 192b X 4 OK to deselect FED to delete lt gt Back TV Radid This table lists the various bouquets with the
41. ints 7 7 3 and 7 7 4 search for transponders and programmes Current trans ponder information can be obtained from your retailer or from our homepage in the Internet see page 44 Under normal circumstances you should not change the settings in this menu In order to receive the expanded EPG data you must enter Download activated If you do not want to receive the expanded EPG data you should set the entry to Download activated no Service Channel You also have a facility to update the operating software of your receiver via satellite gt Press the OK key to display the sub menu Software gt In order to carry out a software update mark the entry Download activated 39 gt Confirm to yes by pressing the OK key gt Now confirm the notice displayed by again pressing the OK key gt Press the Menu key to return to normal operation In order to load the updated software overnight the receiver must be left in the Standby mode The progress of the download will be indicated by SatL on the display This download should NOT be interrupted by swit ching the receiver on or off while it is in progress When the software has been fully loaded the function Download activated will be auto matically reset to no Should the parameters of the data channel for the download of software updates be chan ged you can correct them in this menu as described under points 7 7 3 and 7 7 4 search for transponders and programmes Current tr
42. ion plane horizontal or vertical on which the selected programme is broadcast Symbol rate The symbol rate is an indication of the volume of data being transmitted per second A typi cal rate might be 27000 indicating that 27000 symbols per second are being transmitted Use the numeric key pad to enter the appropriate symbol rate FEC Rate The FEC function adjusts error correction to the requirements of the selected transponder Use the OK key to enter the appropriate FEC This can be 1 2 2 3 3 4 5 6 6 7 or 7 8 If the FEC rate is not known use the Auto setting Signal This line will indicate the signal strength provided the details of the transponder have been entered correctly Red bar poor reception digital reception not possible Yellow bar good reception Green bar excellent reception 5 4 4 Increasing LNB voltage In order to cope with greater cable length between the external unit and your receiver it may be necessary to increase the LNB output voltage by 1 V gt Use the OK key to select either on or off for the voltage increase of 1 V 6 Operation 6 1 Switching on and off gt Use the key On standby on the receiver or on the remote control to switch the receiver on gt Pressing the same key on the receiver or on the remote control again will switch the receiver off again gt The receiver is now in standby mode the display on the receiver will now show the time If the time is not shown this must
43. ir respective channels Existing channels will be shown in black type newly found channels will be displayed in red type Channels that also appear in the User List are marked with a red cross Scrambled channels are marked with a key symbol Bouquets are displayed with a blue background 7 1 1 Adding items to the User Channel List gt Use the up down arrow keys to mark a channel or bouquet that you wish to work on gt Press the OK key and this field will display a red cross inclusion in user list If a single channel is added the menu background will turn transparent and the video image of that channel displayed in the background 7 1 2 Deleting items from the User List If the red cross is removed the marked channel will be deleted from the User List However it will be retained in the Total List and can be reinstated in the User List at any time 7 1 3 Deleting items from the Total List The marked channel can be deleted from the total List by pressing the red function key As long as you have not left this menu again the channel can again be included by again pressing the red function key If you have marked a bouquet the setting will affect the whole bouquet whereas only a spe cific channel will be affected if you mark the channel 31 New channels added to the User List will be positioned at the end of the list and can then be sorted to any desired position 7 2 Sorting Channels In order to sort the User List of
44. kHz 1 Vpp 0 3 dB into 75 Ohm 0 7 Vpp 0 1 Vpp into 75 Ohm 0 7 Vpp 0 1 Vpp into 75 Ohm 0 7 Vpp 0 1 Vpp into 75 Ohm in accordance with standard ETS 300 472 FBAS corresp to ITU R BT 653 2 lines 6 22 and 320 335 FBAS with RGB or S VHS FBAS or S VHS FBAS and RGB FBAS RS 232 bi directional Max 115 2 Kbit s 9 pin D SUB connector Pre programming and updating operational software USB Bus Data control Interface Type Bitrate Connection Function PLL Modulator Output range Antenna input Input impedance Antenna output Output impedance USBI Max 12 Mbit s USB single port Type B connector Data transfer between STB and PC UHF channels 21 to 61 47 862 MHz 75 Ohm 75 Ohm 43 LNB power supply LNB power Max 400 mA double insulated LNB voltage vertical lt 14 0 V no load 11 5 V at 400 mA LNB voltage horizontal lt 20 V no load gt 17 5 V at 400 mA LNB switched off in Standby mode 22 kHz Modulation 22 kHz amplitude 0 6 V 0 2 V Programme memory Satellite positions No of programmes favourites list TV 999 TV programmes F 1 to F 999 No of programmes favourites list Radio 999 radio programmes r 1 to r 999 Number of Programmes Bouquet lists TV Radio total of 4000 programmes in bouquet lists possible Number of active satellite positions Max 4 DISEqC 1 0 SAT POSITION SAT OPTION Total number of satellite positions 32 One home transponder is stored in memor
45. key to confirm A list of several satellites will be displayed from which you can make your selection gt Use the up down arrow keys to select the appropriate satellite Pressing the up down arrow keys will move the marker by one line at a time up or down while the left right arrow keys will take you to the previous or following pages respectively Should the satellite you are looking for not be included in the list please select one of the spare settings which are marked User 1 to User 15 16 gt Confirm by pressing the OK key The highlighted entry will now be inserted in the menu gt Settings gt LNB at the pre viously selected position In this way you can continue to customise the Menu gt Settings gt LNB until all the information in this menu correspond to those of your receiving unit For those switiching criteria you do not require you should select the setting No Satellite 5 4 3 Additional Settings Now that the switching matrix of your DVB receiver has been adjusted to conform to your external reception equipment you should also check on the other settings for your receiving equipment and adjust the settings where necessary gt Use the left right arrow keys to mark the entry Check LNB gt Using the up down arrow keys to move around the field Check LNB select the satellite position 1 4 that you wish to adjust resp check on mark the entry Pro ceed in blue gt Confirm by pressing OK The menu gt LNB gt Che
46. lock a specific channel follow this procedure gt Press the Menu key to display the Main Menu gt Use the up down arrow keys 10 select TV Programmes if you wish to block viewing of TV channels or Radio Programmes if you wish to block radio stations gt Confirm with the OK key The sub menu gt Programmes will be displayed gt Use the up down arrow keys to mark the entry Lock gt Confirm with the OK key The User List will be displayed gt Use the arrow keys to mark the channel station you wish to have blocked gt Confirm with the OK key The channel will be marked with a red cross in the list gt You can repeat this process as often as required to block all channels you wish to block gt Press the Menu key to return to normal operation gt In order to activate the parental control function you must still enter your personal PIN in the following point Changing the PIN and then activate the parental lock as described in Point 5 2 Basic Settings 32 7 4 Changing the PIN The is set at the factory to 0000 In order to activate the programme blocking function you must still enter your own personal PIN in the place of the factory setting Please Note Be sure not to forget your PIN number If you do ever forget it please contact your retailer In order to change the PIN number follow this procedure gt Press the Menu key to display the Main Menu gt Use the up down arrow keys to mark the entry Settings
47. n also obtain information on the content of various programmes from the EPG func tion 6 13 4 Now Display of current programme contents The first tables to be displayed will be those of programmes currently being broadcast Now EPG TV _ 2000 08 18 15 55 gt You may now utilise the EPG functions as per Point 6 13 3 gt Press the right arrow key to view the table Next see Point 6 13 5 Or gt Press the TV Radio key to return to normal signal reception 6 13 5 Next Display of immediately following programmes gt Use the right arrow key to select the Next table programmes immediately follo wing current programmes 2000 08 18 15 56 ZDF 16 00 16 15 heute in Europa ProSieben 16 00 17 00 Nicole Entscheidung am Nach SAT1 16 00 17 00 Mission Impossible In geheim RTL 16 00 17 00 Hans Meiser RTL2 16 10 16 40 Digimon Super RTL 16 00 16 30 Clarissa VOX 16 00 16 55 Allein gegen die Zukunft KABEL1 16 20 17 15 Agentin mit Herz tm3 16 05 16 30 Das Dschungelbuch Bayerisc 16 30 17 00 rolle r ckwarts hessen f 17 00 17 15 Tagesschau um f nf Time Channel EPG Info OK Note down lt gt TV Ra 23 gt gt gt gt The EPG functions as per Point 6 13 3 are now available Press the right arrow key to view the table Preview Point 6 13 6 Press the Back key to return to the previous table Now Press the TV Radio key to return to normal signal reception
48. n key to start the EPG search After a few seconds the screen will display a summary of the programmes with the desired content If you selected All Programme Types the contents of all programmes within the selected time period will be displayed If there are no programmes of the desired type being broadcast during the time period selected 27 The screen display will show No Entries Found Press the Back key to return to the column Programme Types and continue your search for other types of programmes 6 13 7 6 Programming the Timer Apart from using the EPG to programme the timer you can also do this manually gt gt Press the EPG key Press the yellow function key The EPG Timer menu will be displayed No events available MEE E Press the yellow function key again to display the menu for programming the timer 22 27 22 22 22 22 1 VCR 4 scroll OK Channel list lt gt TV Radio The timer can be programmed as follows Date gt gt Start Stop Use the arrow keys to mark the Date column Use the numeric key pad to enter the date on which you wish to record a program me Use the right arrow key to mark the Start column Use the numeric key pad to enter the starting time for the timer Repeat the steps shown under Start to enter the time when the timer should stop i e be switched off In order to ensure a smooth operation there should be a gap of at least one minute
49. of 230 V 50 Hz using the mains cable included 4 2 External Installation 4 2 1 Single unit operation a Use a suitable coaxial cable to connect the LNB INPUT of the receiver to the LNB unit of your external installation Also note Point 5 Installation 4 2 2 Operation with an additional receiver connected to a single receiving unit b Should you wish to operate a further piece of equipment such as an analogue recei ver or an ADR satellite radio receiver in conjunction with a single receiving unit you may use a Suitable coaxial cable to connect the LNB input of the additional receiver with the LNB OUT connection on the DVB receiver In order to ensure the satellite signal is fed through to the additional receiver the DVB receiver must be kept in Standby mode If the DVB receiver is switched on this will receive priority in directing the LNB signal 4 3 Connection to a Television set 4 3 1 By means of a Scart cable In order to obtain the best picture quality possible we advise you to use a Scart cable to connect your receiver to the TV set The procedure is as follows g Connect the receiver SCART TV connection with the TV set Scart connection using a Scart cable If your TV set is fitted with an appropriate connection the set will automatically switch to AV mode and thus receive the satellite signal whenever the receiver is switched on 4 3 2 By means of an HF connection If your TV set is not fitted with a Scart connect
50. or the receiver will have to be connected to the antenna input of the TV set If this form of connection is used sound will only be availa ble in mono mode and not in stereo The procedure is as follows h Using a suitable TV connection cable coaxial connect the receiver HF OUT to the antenna input connector of your TV set The cable feeding the terrestrial signal from the antenna should be connected to the Terrestrial Antenna Input of the receiver Now you must tune the TV set to the transmission channel used by the receiver Select a free programme slot on your TV set and select channel 38 if necessary refer to the instruc tion manual of your TV set for this If you do not receive a clear picture on channel 38 this may indicate that either this or a neighbouring channel are already receiving a programme signal via the antenna You can check on this by temporarily disconnecting the antenna cable from the Terrestrial Anten na Input of the receiver If you then temporarily receive a clear picture you should select a 9 different transmission channel within the receiver s range of 21 to 61 4 4 Setting the UHF Output Channel The procedure is as follows gt Use the Menu key to select the Main Menu Seach J Settings OSD Language gt Now select the entry Settings marking it in blue by using the up down arrow keys gt Confirm by pressing OK The sub menu Settings will be displayed
51. played automatically if they are being broadcast in the language selected Point 5 3 If you have not enabled the Sub title function or if sub titles are only being provided in other languages you can also enable their display manually as follows gt Press the red function key A list of the sub title languages currently being broadcast will be displayed gt Use the up down arrow keys to select the language required gt Confirm with OK The sub titles will now be displayed in the language selected You can also use this procedure to select another language for sub titles Please note that this function is only available when sub titles are actually being broadcast Also this manual selection will be lost when changing to other programmes 6 13 Electronic Programme Guide The EPG or Electronic Programme Guide will allow you to view programme details and con tents of various programmes on your TV screen This can provide you with a quick overview of the current day s programmes and those of the next few days The EPG functions allow you to Preselect programmes which will then be automatically switched on when they start broadcasting Programming of timers View information about programme contents on the screen Select programmes according to categories and to view accordingly 6 13 1 Entering EPG data Your receiver will update programme information twice daily at 05ho00 provided it is in standby mode at those times
52. pt no responsibility for damage caused by inappropriate handling or by ignoring the safety advice gt To ensure a sufficient ventilation place the receiver on a plain flat underground Do not lay any objects on the upper surface of the receiver This contains cooling slots which are essential to ensure that the heat generated inside the receiver can escape freely gt Do not place any burning objects e g burning candles on the receiver gt Do not expose the receiver to drop and splash water Do not place any liquid filled objects e g vase on the receiver gt The receiver should only be used in moderate climate gt NEVER open the receiver You are in danger of receiving an electrical shock If it is ever necessary to open the equipment housing this should be done only by appro priately trained personnel Please ensure that spent batteries as well as general electronic components may not be dis posed of in your regular household waste but should be disposed of professionally either taken back by the retailer or disposed of in accordance with local council regulations Equipment not in use During an electrical storm as well as during extended periods when the equipment is not in use it is advisable to disconnect it from the electrical mains In the following cases you should disconnect the equipment from the mains and call a specialist for assistance gt when the mains cable or plug are damaged gt when the equipm
53. roceeding further you will still have to select the satellite to be scanned Press the OK key A selection window will appear with the four available satellite positions Use the up down arrow keys to select the satellite Confirm with the OK key Use the up down arrow keys to mark the entry Start search Press OK again to start the search gt The search can be terminated at any time by pressing OK It is quite likely that a full scan may take 15 minutes or longer Please note any notes and information displayed on the screen 7 7 3 Transponder This search mode can be used to search a specific transponder see Point 9 Technical Terms for channels In order to use this function you will have to enter data relating to the transponder gt Use the up down arrow keys to select the Transponder option gt Confirm with the OK key The menu gt Search gt Transponder will be displayed 36 Satellite ASTRA 19 Transponder frequency 00 000 Polarization v Symbol rate 00 000 Satellite In this line you must select the satellite corresponding to the selected transponder gt Use the up down arrow keys to select the Satellite option gt Press OK to display a table listing four satellites gt Use the up down arrow keys to mark the selected satellite gt Confirm with the OK key The selected satellite has now been acquired by the menu Transponder frequency gt Use the up down arrow keys to mark the entry Transpon
54. s from the Transponder menu only in terms of the list item Service ID gt Proceed as described in Point 7 7 3 above gt Use the up down arrow keys to mark the entry Service ID gt Use the numeric key pad to enter the Service ID number gt Confirm with the OK key 7 8 Conditional Access This entry provides you with access to the sub menus of the VIACCESS card when inser ted or of the CA modules in slots A or B when inserted Use the arrow keys to mark the desired function i e the VIACCESS card or one of the slots and confirm with OK You can then obtain information relating to the smart card inserted 7 9 System Configuration This menu entry allows you to view all data relating to the specific receiver gt Use the up down arrow keys to mark this entry in the sub menu Settings gt Confirm with the OK key gt Use the Back or Menu keys to exit this function 7 10 Activate factory settings Delete programme memory You may at any stage revert to the original factory settings for the LNB You may also wish to delete the programme list which may be outdated completely before initiating a new search Please note that if you delete all programmes from memory you will then have to initiate a search and you will have to copy your selected programmes from the Total List into the User List gt Use the Menu key to display the Main Menu Programs ______ Radio Programs sid Sare Settings j OSD Langu
55. s you to receive scrambled programmes In order to receive such programmes you must insert either a VIACCESS card into the integrated card reader or insert a CA module with a valid smart card into one of the two slots provided 19 gt Open the cover on the right side of the front panel of the receiver by opening the cover downwards as indicated gt Either insert the VIACCESS card into the slot of the integrated card reader gt Insert a CA module in one of the two slots provided gt Insert a smart card in the card slot of the CA module Take care to ensure the gold coloured chip on the smart card is on the upper side in the direction in which the card is being inserted gt If a scrambled programme is now selected your receiver will automatically check on both the integrated card reader and on both CA slots for the presence of a valid smart card resp of a CA module with a valid smart card If it finds one of these the scramb led programme will be displayed in decoded form 6 4 Adjusting sound volume You can adjust the volume of your receiver This facilitates use of the receiver as it means you have all important functions in one remote control and will have to revert to the remote control of your TV set only very rarely gt Use the keys Volume to increase the sound volume and Volume to reduce the volume gt Press the key Sound on Off to mute the sound Repeated pressing of this key will restore the sound 6
56. still be acquired by the receiver In Germany it is sufficient to switch the receiver on and to select Channel 1 ARD of the public servi ce broadcast system for the time to be acquired automatically In order to disconnect the equipment entirely from the electrical mains use the mains switch on the back panel of the receiver to switch on or off 6 2 Programme Selection 6 2 1 Using the Programme up down keys gt Use the Channel up down keys either on the receiver front panel or on the remote control to move up or down the list one channel at a time 6 2 2 Using the Numeric Key Pad gt Use the numeric key pad to enter the desired programme channel number directly For example 1 Programme channel 1 1 followed by 4 Programme channel 14 2 followed by 3 followed by 4 Programme channel 234 18 When entering programme numbers consisting of more than one digit you have about 3 seconds after pressing one digit to enter the next digit in order to complete the entry in such a way that the receiver recognises all digits as part of one selection If you are entering a programme number with only one or two digits you can speed up the selection process by pressing OK after entering the last digit 6 2 3 Using the Programme List gt Press the key List A list of programmes will now be displayed 41 CNN Int If the receiver is in TV mode only TV programmes will be shown and in Radio mode only radio programmes will be displa
57. t switch off when the programme has ended 3 Delete The timer setting will not be activated Source gt Use the right arrow key to mark the Source column gt Use the OK key to indicate the source required either TV or Radio Programme gt Use the arrow keys to mark the Programme column gt Press the OK key Depending on which has been preselected the display will now show the list of TV or radio programmes gt Use the arrow keys to select the required programme gt Press the OK key for this to be stored in the timer memory 29 gt Use the up down arrow keys to move the marker by one line at a time gt Use the left right arrow keys to move backwards or forwards through the list one page at a time gt When you have completed your programming session press the yellow function key in order to store the data in memory gt Press the TV Radio key in order to return to normal operation IMPORTANT NOTICE Ensure that the receiver has received and stored the basic time This is shown on the dis play during Standby mode If this is not the case you should select a channel with an auto matic time signal such as ARD in Germany and switch this on for approximately 30 seconds so that your receiver can acquire the current time data After this procedure the current time should be displayed in Standby mode 7 Changing the Basic Programming If for some reason you are not satisfied with the preprogrammed sett
58. y for each of the 32 satellite positions This transponder facili tates automatic channel programme search on each satellite position EPG Data EPG preview Maximum 7 days in advance Memory capacity 300 kBytes Programmable for 999 programmes recommended 50 days Timer Events Maximum 128 events one year in advance Remote Control System RC 5 Sub system address 8 SAT 2 Modulation frequency 36 kHz Infrared wavelength 950 nm Power supply Mains switch Power usage lt 35 W in operation horizontal polarisation 400 mA supply to LNB lt 26 W in operation excluding LNB lt in standby mode Mains voltage 180 V 250 V 50 Hz AC General Ambient temperature 15 C 4 35 C Humidity 80 Dimensions WxLxH 370 mm x 270 mm x 65 mm Weight 1 6 kg Your receiver bears the CE control label and complies with all relevant EU standards Subject to change and printing errors Correct at 08 00 TechniSat and VIACAM are registered trademarks of TechniSat Digital GmbH P O Box 560 D 54541 Daun Germany www technisat de 333 01 44 10 Troubleshooting Guide Problem Possible Cause Solution No picture no sound Display off No power No picture no sound Display Short circuit in LNB connection on Check power plug and cable Check status of power switch on back panel Switch receiver off repair short switch receiver on again Defective or missing Cable connection LNB defective
59. yed The programme currently selected is highlighted in red gt You can now proceed to mark the desired programme in blue by using the up down arrow keys gt Press the OK key and the desired programme will be shown gt Use the up down arrow keys to move up or down the programme list one line at a time gt Use the left right arrow keys to move forward or back one page at a time 6 2 4 Selecting blocked programmes If a programme is selected that is subject to parental lock the words PIN Number will appear on the screen gt Use the numeric key pad to enter your PIN number The desired programme can now be viewed In order to make this function easy to use the PIN number needs to be entered only once during an operational phase The parental lock feature is only activated again next time the receiver is switched on 6 2 5 Information Info Box Every time the programme is changed an info box will be displayed temporarily showing the programme number and name In addition any programme features will be shown e g TxT for video text 16 9 for a 16 9 widescreen broadcast A B for various audio channels e g movies with several language soundtracks or various radio programmes the Dolby sym bol for Dolby Digital broadcasts or the En symbol for sub titles 6 3 Reception of scrambled encrypted Programmes Your receiver is equipped with a built in VIACCESS decoding module as well as with a Common Interface feature This enable
60. ys gt Confirm by selecting OK The sub menu OSD Language OSD Sprache will be displayed gt Select the preferred language by means of the up down arrow keys Use the up down arrow keys to move the marker by one line at a time while the left right arrow keys are used to scroll to the previous or the following page res pectively gt Press OK to store the selected language gt Press Back to return to the Main menu 12 5 2 Basic Settings In order to gain the optimal benefit from your DVB receiver you can still set several individu al preferences gt Press the Menu key to call up Main Menu display gt Use the up down arrow keys to mark the entry Settings gt Press OK to confirm this selection The sub menu Settings will be displayed Change PIN Basic Settings LNB Sengs ______ System Configuration conditional Access Factory Settings gt Use the up down arrow keys to mark the entry Basic Settings gt Press OK to confirm this selection gt The sub menu Basic Settings will be displayed Parental Control GMT Time Offset hrs Country gt You can use the up down arrow keys to move the marker within the menu and to change the individual positions as stated When selecting a menu item please also note any additional screen notices The following settings can be made Parental lock Your receiver is provided with a security circuit to prevent use by children Any programmes whose

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