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Operating instructions
DSR 520
Digital Satellite Receiver
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Operating Instructions
Contents
Contents .....................................................................................................................................2
General information ....................................................................................................................3
Safety and installation information..............................................................................................3
Controls, displays and connections ............................................................................................5
Connecting up the receiver.........................................................................................................6
Remote control ...........................................................................................................................7
First-time installation...................................................................................................................9
Operating the receiver ..............................................................................................................10
Settings.....................................................................................................................................12
Settings – system setup ......................................................................................................12
Settings – OSD ...................................................................................................................13
Settings – sound .................................................................................................................13
Settings – subtitles ..............................................................................................................14
Installation ................................................................................................................................14
Installation – LNB conguration ..........................................................................................14
Installation – channel search ...............................................................................................15
Installation – factory default settings ...................................................................................16
Installation – software download .........................................................................................17
Installation – motor settings ................................................................................................19
Channel list ...............................................................................................................................20
Channel list – sorting manually ...........................................................................................20
Channel list – editing favourites ..........................................................................................21
Channel list – deleting satellites ..........................................................................................21
Timer ........................................................................................................................................21
Timer – sleep timer..............................................................................................................22
Timer – record timer ............................................................................................................22
Information................................................................................................................................23
Teletext .....................................................................................................................................23
EPG – Electronic Programme Guide ........................................................................................24
Audio language.........................................................................................................................24
Connecting the receiver to a PC (optional)...............................................................................24
Troubleshooting ........................................................................................................................25
Make a contribution to protecting the environment...................................................................26
Technical specications ............................................................................................................27
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General information
Guarantee
The guarantee period begins with the purchase of the product. Please conrm this with your proof of
purchase (receipt, invoice, delivery receipt etc.). Please keep these documents in a safe place. Our
guarantee is based on our guarantee conditions in force at the time of purchase. In the case of a
necessary repair, take or send in the unit to your specialist dealer.
Disposal information for packaging
Packaging materials can be recycled and should always be submitted for recycling.
Packaging materials such as plastic bags do not belong in the hands of children.
Safety and installation information
All of our products at the time of purchase conform to the currently applicable safety regulations and
are, when used as intended, completely safe! Please heed the following information to avoid any
potential dangers, damage or faults:
Location
Place the unit on a solid, secure and horizontal surface and make sure that it is well ventilated. Do not
place the unit on beds, sofas, soft carpets or similar surfaces as this will block the ventilation slots on
the base of the unit and interrupt the necessary air circulation. Make sure that the ventilation slots on
the top of the unit are not covered up e.g. by newspapers, tablecloths or curtains. This could possibly
cause the unit to catch re.
As the unit generates heat and has rubber feet, this can lead to discolouration on the surface of
furniture. If necessary, place the unit on a suitable base.
The heat generated when the unit is in operation must be dissipated by adequate air circulation, so
the unit must not be covered up or situated in a closed cupboard.
You should also bear this in mind if the unit is supplied with an IR mouse (optional) and is situated, for
example, behind the television set.
Make sure there is at least 10 cm of clearance around the unit. Radiators or other heat sources in
the vicinity of the unit can lead to malfunctions or damage the unit. You must not place any open re
sources, such as burning candles, on top of the unit.
The unit must not be located in rooms with a high level of humidity e.g. kitchens or saunas, as the
condensation water may damage the unit.
The unit is designed for use in dry, temperate environments and must not be exposed to dripping or
splashing water.
If the unit is moved from a cold to a warm place, condensation may form inside the unit. Therefore
leave the unit switched off for a few hours.
The unit carries the CE mark and thus conforms to the fundamental requirements
of the European directives 2004/108 EC for EMC and 2006/95 EC for LVD.
The unit carries the CE mark and thus conforms to the fundamental requirements
of the European directives 2004/108 EC for EMC and 2006/95 EC for LVD.
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Mains connection
WARNING:
For units that are supplied with a mains adaptor, only use the original mains adaptor supplied with the
unit! The mains adaptor / mains plug must only be connected to a 230 V~/50 Hz mains supply The
mains adaptor / mains plug must be accessible at all times so that the unit can be unplugged from the
mains outlet. Only connect the mains adaptor / mains plug to an earthed power outlet!
The mains adaptor / mains plug must only be plugged in once installation has been completed
according to the instructions. The unit must not be used if the mains adaptor / mains plug is faulty or
the unit is damaged in any other way.
Avoid exposing the unit to water or moisture. Do not use the unit in the vicinity of bathtubs, swimming
pools or splashing water.
Do not place any water holding containers, e.g. vases of owers on top of the unit. These might fall
over and the liquid may cause serious damage or lead to a risk of electric shock.
Should any liquids or foreign matter accidentally get into the unit, unplug the mains adaptor / mains
plug from the power outlet immediately. Have the unit inspected by a qualied engineer before using
it again.
Under no circumstances should you open the unit or the mains adaptor – this must only by carried
out by a qualied engineer.
Do not let unsupervised children tamper with the unit. Do not let foreign objects, e.g. needles, coins
etc fall into the interior of the unit.
Packaging materials such as plastic bags do not belong in the hands of children.
Do not touch the contacts on the back of the unit with your ngers or metal objects. This could cause
a short circuit.
The unit must not be set up in the vicinity of appliances that generate strong magnetic elds (e.g.
motors, loudspeakers, transformers). Use a suitable, easily accessible power outlet and avoid using
multiple sockets!
Before cleaning the unit, it must be unplugged from the mains outlet. To clean the unit, use a soft dry
cloth. Never spray cleaning agents directly onto the unit. Do not use any cleaning solutions that might
damage the surface of the unit.
Do not handle the mains adaptor when your hands are wet – risk of electric shock! In the case of any
faults or smoke and odours coming from the unit, unplug the mains adaptor / mains plug from the
power outlet immediately!
You must not use the unit if water or foreign objects get into the inside of the unit or if the unit or mains
adaptor has been damaged. The unit must rst be inspected or repaired by a qualied engineer
(technical customer service).
The receiver must be unplugged from the power outlet before connecting the antenna, otherwise
there is a risk of damaging the antenna.
Before connecting the television to the receiver, the television must be unplugged from the mains
outlet , otherwise there is a risk of damaging the television.
The antenna cable must be connected to the system earth of the satellite antenna. The earthing of the
system must be carried out according to national safety regulations.
In the case of an impending storm, unplug the mains adaptor and antenna plug.
If the unit will not be in use for an extended period of time, e.g. before a long holiday, unplug the mains
adaptor from the power outlet. Also remove the batteries from the remote control, as they may leak
and damage the remote control. Normal batteries must not be charged, heated or thrown into an open
re (risk of explosion!).
Do not throw used batteries in the household refuse. Batteries are hazardous waste and must be
disposed of accordingly.
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Controls, displays and connections
Front of unit
1 Display or 1a LED
Display LED
- red
receiver is in standby mode.
Channel display
green receiver is switched on
rEC. timer is active
FAIL short circuit or antenna input overload
Back of unit
2 Connector for mains adaptor 12VDC
3 IF digital input – antenna socket for roof or room antenna.
4 VCR scart socket for connecting a video recorder.
5 TV scart socket for conecting the receiver to a television set.
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Connecting up the receiver
You will nd the corresponding labelling on the back of the unit (see diagram on page 5).
Connecting a satellite antenna
Connect your satellite system’s coaxial cable to the IF-INPUT DIGITAL socket (3).
Warning: If, after connecting the receiver to the mains, the message “short circuit or antenna
input overload!” is displayed on the screen, then there is a short circuit in the LNB cable or
the LNB. In this case the receiver must be disconnected from the mains immediately until the
short circuit has been dealt with.
Connecting a television
Use a scart cable to connect the TV socket (5) on the receiver to the corresponding scart socket on
the television set.
Connecting a video recorder
Use a scart cable to connect the VCR socket (4) on the receiver to the corresponding scart socket on
the video recorder.
When the video recorder is switched to playback mode, the video and sound signals will be relayed to
the television via the receiver (loopthrough mode). This requires the digital receiver to be in standby
mode.
Connecting the mains adaptor
Connect the DC plug of the mains adaptor supplied with the unit to the socket DC-INPUT +12V (2)
on the receiver.
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Remote control
On/off button
Sound off (MUTE)
0-9 Direct channel number input.
In the menu: enter channel parameters
EPG/i Select the Electronic Programme Guide (EPG).
LIST Display the channel list.
VOL◀ ▶ Adjust volume.
In the menu: browse through lists or enter values.
CH ▲ ▼ Change channel.
In the menu: select a menu line.
OK Quick channel information.
In the menu: open, conrm or edit the currently selected item.
SWAP Swaps between the two most recently selected channels..
In the menu: move channels and change lists.
EXIT Exit the currently active menu or
OSD display.
MENU Activates the main menu (back with EXIT).
TV Switch between TV and RADIO mode.
RADIO Switch between TV and RADIO mode.
Red Moves the cursor in the video and sound option menus down.
Button
Blue Switches teletext on.
Button
Yellow Opens the information menu.
Button
F1 Opens the sound menu.
F2 Opens the sleep timer menu.
Green These buttons currently have no function.
Button
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Inserting the batteries
Open the battery compartment on the underside of the remote control and insert both 1,5 V (AAA type)
batteries. Make sure the polarity is correct!
NOTE:
If some remote control functions are no longer functioning properly, you should replace the set of
batteries. Batteries must not be exposed to excessive heat. Dry-cell batteries must not be charged.
First-time installation
After you have read through the safety information and successfully carried out the steps described
in the section on connecting up the receiver, plug the unit into the mains outlet. When using the
unit for the rst time, you will see the welcome screen of the installation assistant. With the aid of
the installation assistant you can congure the most important settings on your digital receiver with
ease.
Menu language
In the rst step of the installation use the CH s or CH t buttons to
select the desired language (Deutsch, English, Italiano, Polski, Français,
Ceština, Türkçe, Magyar, Español) for all menus and conrm this with
OK.
Country
In the next step you enter the country in which you are using your digital
receiver. Use the CH s or CH t buttons to select the country and
conrm with OK. You can use the EXIT button at any time to return to
step one of the installation if you need to correct any mistakes.
NOTE:
The choice of country inuences the sorting of the channel list.
Satellite
In the last step with the installation assistant use the CH s or CH t
buttons to select the satellite that you want to have at the beginning of
the channel list and complete the installation with OK. Once again, you
can use the EXIT button to make corrections.
NOTE:
If the installation process is not completed (e.g. due to a power failure)
or if the receiver is reset to factory default settings, it will start again with
the welcome window.
When using the receiver with DiSEqC switches you may have to modify the preset conguration to
suit your system in the menu Installation – LNB conguration.
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Operating the receiver
Switching on and off
- You can switch on the receiver with the OK, change channel or one of the number buttons. The last
active channel will be displayed. (e.g. 0015)
- To switch the digital receiver into standby mode, press the button. Display: -
Note:
The digital receiver is only fully disconnected from the mains when it is unplugged from the mains
outlet.
Selecting operating mode
You can choose between TV (television programmes) and RADIO (radio stations) modes.
- Select the desired mode with RADIO or TV.
Adjusting the volume
The volume cannot be adjusted while in menu mode.
- Set the desired volume using VOL◀ or VOL ▶.
A volume bar will be displayed on the screen.
NOTE:
Changes in volume regulate the sound signals to the TV, VCR and AUDIO L R sockets on the digital
receiver.
Turning off the sound (Mute)
• Press the button: the sound is now muted. A symbol will appear in the bottom right corner of
the screen.
• Press the button again: the sound is now on again.
Channel selection
1. Normal channel changing:
Move back and forward through the channels by pressing the CH s or CH t buttons as many
times as required. To scroll quickly through the channels hold down one of the CH s or CH t
buttons for as long as necessary.
2. Selecting channels directly:
Enter a one- or multi-digit channel number using the buttons 1-0 on the remote control then press
OK to call up the channel directly. Unassigned channel slots will be ignored.
3. Selecting channels from the channel lists:
Pressing the LIST button displays the last active channel list or favourites list. Use the VOL◀ ▶
buttons to scroll through the channel list. Select the desired channel with CH s or CH t and
call it up with OK.
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Favourites list: a personal list of your favourite channels.
Radio list: a list of the stored radio stations.
TV list: a list of the stored TV channels.
Alphabet: a list of the stored TV channels and radio stations
in alphabetical order.
Use CH s or CH t to select the desired list and conrm with OK.
Use CH s or CH t to select the desired channel and conrm with
OK.
In the Alphabet list, all channels are sorted in alphabetical order. To search for a channel, press
SWAP to switch to the window with the letters of the alphabet. Using CH s t and VOL◀ ▶ ,
select the rst letter of the channel you are searching for and conrm with OK. This will display the
page of the channel list on which channels beginning with the relevant letters are stored. Press
SWAP to return to the channel list then select the desired channel with CH s t and OK.
4. Switching from the current to the previous active channel:
The digital receiver remembers the last active channel.
- Press SWAP to switch from the current to the previous channel.
- Press SWAP to switch back again to the current channel.
Each time you change channel, the title and running time of the current and following programmes will
be displayed. Below the channel number you can see a display showing the progress of the current
programme.
You can also call up this information by pressing the OK button.
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Settings
The Settings menu is for conguring the basic functions of the receiver.
Once settings are stored you can receive ASTRA channels right away when the receiver is connected
to a working, digital-compatible ASTRA satellite system. Only the difference in local time may have to
be corrected so that the time displayed and the broadcast times are shown correctly.
NOTE:
The various control options are displayed and explained at the bottom of the screen.
The settings can be changed using the
VOL ◀ ▶buttons. When leaving the menu (EXIT button) you
will be asked whether you want to store the changes made (
Yes) or keep the previous settings (No).
Make your selection with the VOL ◀ ▶ buttons and conrm this with
the OK button.Press to switch on the digital receiver.
Press the
MENU button.
The main menu will be displayed:
The rst line in the menu, Settings, is highlighted.
Press the OK button.
The following menu will appear:
Make a selection using the
CH st buttons and conrm it with OK
Settings – System setup
1) Scart Output TV
Using the VOL ◀ ▶ buttons, you can select the output
signal for the scart socket (FBAS, RGB [optional], YUV or
Y/C) to suit your television set.
2) Time difference
After switching the receiver on for the rst time you should
set the difference between your local time and the received
GMT time. Make the setting using the VOL ◀ ▶ buttons.
For central Europe winter time is: +1.00 hour and summer
time: +2.00 hours. You will have to update this setting with
each change between winter and summer time.
3) Selecting the menu language
Use the VOL ◀ ▶ buttons to select the desired menu language.
4) Screen format
With the VOL ◀ ▶ buttons you can set the signal format (4:3, 16:9) to suit your television set.
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5) Picture adjustment
The VOL ◀ ▶ buttons are used to select the scart output signal mode, depending on the signal
format: pan & scan, letterbox, pillarbox or centre.
Press EXIT to leave the menu. Use the VOL ◀ ▶ buttons to choose whether you want to store the
changes made (Yes) or keep the previous settings (No). Conrm your choice with the OK button.
Settings – OSD
Use the CH s t buttons to move the cursor in the Installation menu to the line OSD and press the OK
button. The following menu will appear:
1) OSD transparency:
You can set the transparency of the OSD using the VOL
◀ ▶ buttons.
2) Display duration:
With the VOL ◀ ▶buttons you can set the length of time
that channel information is displayed when changing
channels (1-10 seconds).
3) OSD colour:
You can select the colour of the OSD display using the VOL ◀ ▶ buttons.
Press
EXIT to leave the menu. Use the VOL ◀ ▶ buttons to choose whether you want to store the
changes made (
Yes) or keep the previous settings (No). Conrm your choice with the OK button.
Settings – Sound
1) Start volume
You can use the VOL ◀ ▶ buttons to set the start
volume of the receiver.
2) Sound setting
You can use the VOL ◀ ▶ buttons to choose
between Stereo, Mono left or Mono right.
3) Audio channel TV
You can use the VOL ◀ ▶ buttons to select the SCART output audio channel for the current
channel , if the current programme being transmitted offers more than one option.
4) Audio channel digital
You can use the VVOL ◀ ▶ buttons to select the audio channel for the receiver’s digital output for
the current channel.
Press EXIT to leave the menu. Use the VOL ◀ ▶ buttons to choose whether you want to store the
changes made (Yes) or keep the previous settings (No). Conrm your choice with the OK button.
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Settings – Subtitles
1) Subtitles
You can use the VOL ◀ ▶ buttons to switch subtitles on or off.
2) Subtitle language
You can use the
VOL ◀ ▶ buttons to select the language of the subtitles. If no subtitles are being
transmitted, the symbol „-“ will be displayed.
Press
EXIT to leave the menu. Use the VOL ◀ ▶ buttons to choose whether you want to store the
changes made (Yes) or keep the previous settings (No). Conrm your choice with the OK button.
Installation
This digital receiver was pre-congured in the factory so that it is ready to work right away with
most satellite systems and LNB congurations without having to make any changes to settings. Any
changes made in this menu have a direct effect on the reception characteristics of the receiver and
should therefore only be carried out by qualied personnel! In the main menu use CH st to select
the line Installation and conrm with OK. The following menu will appear:
The line Motor settings will not be displayed if DiSEqC 1.0 has been set in the LNB conguration
menu.
Use the CH st to make a selection and conrm this with OK.
Installation – LNB configuration
Select the required line with CH st and make the desired setting using VOL ◀ ▶ or 1-0.
1) LNB:
Name of the satellite.
2) LNB supply
You can use the VOL ◀ ▶ buttons to switch the LNB supply voltage on or off.
3) LOW band
LOW band oscillator frequency. Can be set using the VOL ◀ ▶ buttons or, after the OK button has
been pressed, directly using the 1-0 buttons.
4) HIGH band
HIGH band oscillator frequency. Can be set using the VOL ◀ ▶ buttons or, after the OK button has
been pressed, directly using the 1-0 buttons.
5) DiSEqC switch
If the receiver is connected to a satellite system for the simultaneous reception of several satellites
(multi-feed system), then assign the respective LNB (menu line 1) to its input on the DiSEqC switch
using the VOL ◀ ▶ buttons.
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6) Tone burst switch
If the receiver is connected to a satellite system for the simultaneous reception of several satellites
(multi-feed system), then assign the respective LNB (menu line 1) to its input on the tone burst
switch using the VOL ◀ ▶ buttons.
7) DiSEqC mode
You can use the VOL ◀ ▶ buttons to select the DiSEqC mode. Select DiSEqC 1.0 for xed systems
and DiSEqC 1.2 for motorised systems. If you select DiSEqC 1.2, the line Motor Settings will appear
in the Installation menu.
Press EXIT to leave the menu. Use the VOL ◀ ▶ buttons to choose whether you want to store the
changes made (Yes) or keep the previous settings (No). Conrm your choice with the OK button.
Installation – Channel search
This digital receiver has been pre-programmed at the factory with most of the digital TV channels and
RADIO stations for the following satellites
- Astra 19,2° east,
- Hot Bird 13° east,
- Türksat 1C 42° east,
- Sirius 2/3 5° east,
- Amos 1 4° west,
- Hellas Sat 2 39° east
You can read which satellite channels are already pre-programmed when you call up the channel list
in TV or RADIO mode using the LIST button.
New satellite channels are constantly being added and satellite parameters can change. We therefore
recommend that you carry out a channel search from time to time.
Use the CH s t buttons to move the cursor in the Installation menu to the line Channel search and
press the OK button. The following menu will appear:
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Channel search
1. Use the CH s t buttons to move the cursor to the line Satellite and use the VOL ◀ ▶ buttons
to set the desired satellite.
2. Select the line Search mode with CH st and use the VOL ◀ ▶ buttons to select the desired
search mode.
Transponder: In this mode, only one transponder is searched. For this you have to enter the
frequency, polarisation and symbol rate of the transponder.
Satellites: In this mode, the transponders for the channels stored in the channel list will be
searched for new channels.
3. In the line Encrypted use the VOL ◀ ▶ buttons to select whether the channel search should also
search for encrypted channels.
No = encrypted channels will be ignored.
Yes = encrypted channels will also be included in the list.
The following settings are only carried out in the search mode Transponder.
4. Use the CH st buttons to move the cursor to the line Frequency, press the OK button and use
the 1-0 buttons to enter the channel’s 5-digit frequency then conrm the entry with OK.
5. Use the CH st buttons to move the cursor to the line Polarisation and use the VOL ◀ ▶
buttons to set the polarisation (vertical or horizontal).
6. Use the CH st buttons to move the cursor to the line Symbol rate, press the OK button and
use the 1-0 buttons to enter the symbol rate then conrm the entry with OK.
Use the CH st buttons to move the cursor to the line Start channel search, then start the channel
search by pressing the OK button.
Two windows will now be displayed listing the newly found TV channels and radio stations.
In the “Status:” window you can see how far the search has progressed.
- Display: Scanning => search is active
- Display: Complete => search has been completed.
When leaving the menu (EXIT button) you will be asked whether you want to store the new channels
(Yes) or delete them again (No). Make your selection with the VOL ◀ ▶ buttons and conrm it with
the OK button.
The newly found channels will be added to the end of the channel list.
Installation – Factory default settings
This menu item is used to reset the receiver to the factory default settings. Afterwards it will revert to
the three start menus as in the rst-time installation.
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Installation – Software download
This feature allows you to update the receiver’s system software as well as menu texts and the
channel list via the Astra 19.2° east satellite. However, this requires that your satellite system is set up
to receive this satellite. Your current channel list will not be affected by a software update.
WARNING:
When the software is updated, your receiver’s current system software will be deleted and replaced
by a new version of the software.
When the channel list is updated, the factory default channel list will be replaced by the new list.
When you update the OSD texts, the currently stored menu texts will be deleted and updated.
The update process consists of the following steps:
1. Opening the update menu:
In the
Installation menu use the CH ts buttons to select the line Software download and conrm
with OK.
The update process is started by opening the
Download menu, which automatically starts the search
for the receiver’s download channel. Wait until this search has been completed, This can take several
minutes. After this, the receiver will automatically check whether there is any software available that
is newer than that which is currently installed. The result will be displayed in the Download menu
alongside the corresponding items.
If no new data is available, „
-“ will be displayed. Press EXIT to leave the menu.
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2. Selecting the available data:
Depending on what downloadable les are available (New software available) you can use CHts
to choose between the following:
a.) Software: The digital receiver’s system software
b.) Channel list: The digital receiver’s channel list
c.) OSD text: All the menu texts that are displayed on the screen by the digital receiver
d.) Information: Information on the les ready for download,
e.g. version number, new features, noteworthy information etc.
With a.) to c.) use OK to select whether you want to update the corresponding data (4) or not (µ).
When making the selection it is possible that a further menu item will be automatically activated,
because the update requires the additional data.
In the line Information you can choose (with VOL ◀ / VOL ▶) which of the available data blocks you
would like to receive more detailed information on:
All: on all available data blocks
None: on none of the available data blocks
Software: on the software.
OSD text: on the menu texts
Channel list: on the channel list.
NOTE:
If, before updating, you want to read the relevant information, leave points a.) to c.) unselected, (µ)
and under d.) select the desired information, then start the information download.
Once the information has been downloaded you can return to a.) to c.) and use the yellow button to
display the information. Press the EXIT button to close the window.
3. Starting the update process:
The actual update/download process is started as follows:
- Use OK to select the data you require under a.), b.) or c.) (display 4)
- Use VOL ◀ or ▶ to set the line Information to None.
- Use the CH ts buttons to select the line Start download and conrm with OK.
Once the rst data has been received, the progress of the download will be displayed in the status
window. As the data is received in blocks, several minutes may pass between individual data blocks.
As soon as the rst of the data blocks selected in 2. has been 100% received, the receiver will store
the data immediately, and the display will ash while data is being stored. Wait until all data blocks
have been received. Once the update process is complete, the receiver will switch to standby mode.
WARNING:
As long as the receiver hasn’t started to store the data, the download can be cancelled at any time
with EXIT. However, once the rst data is being stored, cancelling is no longer possible.
Interrupting the download (e.g. by disconnecting the mains plug) may damage the receiver!
NOTE:
If the download contains a new channel list, the receiver must be reset to factory defaults in order to
activate the list.
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Installation – Motor settings
Your digital receiver is suitable for use with a rotor system (DiSEqC level 1.2). With the aid of DiSEqC
control you can control a suitable motor via the existing coaxial cable.
In the menu
LNB conguration rst select DiSEqC mode 1.2. Then leave the menu with EXIT and use
the CH ts buttons to select Motor settings and press OK.
1) Satellite:
Use the VOL ◀ ▶ buttons to select a satellite name in order to identify the corresponding antenna
position.
2) Antenna position
Use the
VOL ◀ ▶ buttons to select the antenna position to be transmitted to the DiSEqC motor.
3) Frequency
The frequency of a strong transponder to locate the satellite. Can be set using the
VOL ◀ ▶
buttons or, after pressing the
OK button, directly using the 1-0 buttons.
4) Polarisation
Use the VOL ◀ ▶ buttons to select the polarisation of the transponder (horizontal or vertical).
5) Symbol rate
Enter the symbol rate of the transponder with the
VOL ◀ ▶ buttons or, after pressing the OK
button, directly using the
1-0 buttons.
6) Motor setting
After making your selections in points 1) to 5), you can now send the commands for setting the
motor positions.
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Motor commands:
- button : turns the antenna to the east
+ button: turns the antenna to the west
OK button: stops the motor
1 button: sets the eastern limit for the antenna
2 button: sets the western limit for the antenna
3 button: deletes the antenna limits
4 button: turns to the set antenna position
5 button: ne adjustment of the motor in an eastward direction
6 button: ne adjustment of the motor in a westward direction
7 button: recalculates the antenna position
8 button: stores the current antenna position under the name of the chosen satellite
Red button: starts the channel search
Basic settings for the rotor system:
First install the motor and the antenna according to the manufacturer’s instructions. In the menu
Settings – Installation – LNB conguration, DiSEqC mode must be set to DiSEqC 1.2. Once this is
done, the eastern and western rotation limits must be set in the Motor settings menu. It is important
that the dish and the LNB do not collide with obstructions such as a wall or roof. If there are no
obstructions within the entire turning radius of the antenna, set the limits such that the antenna can be
turned slightly past the positions where the outermost satellites can be received. Once the selections
have been made in the menu lines 1) to 5), the motor can be rotated to the east or west until a picture
appears on the connected TV set or the signal level display indicates that a signal is being received.
Optimum antenna orientation is achieved by ne adjustment. Once the antenna is correctly set up, the
antenna position will be stored and the procedure repeated for further satellites.
Channel list
You can arrange the order of the pre-programmed channels according to your own wishes and delete
channels you don’t need. This applies to both TV channels and radio stations.
In the main menu, use the CH s t buttons to move the cursor to the line Channel list and press the
OK button. The following menu will appear:
Channel list – sort manually
Allows you to delete or move channels within the channel list. In the menu Channel list use the CH s
t buttons to move the cursor to the line Sort manually and press the OK button.
a) Deleting channels
Select the channel to be deleted with CH s t and highlight it with OK. You can now select
further channels with CH s t and highlight them with OK. To delete the highlighted channels
press the
AV button.
b) Sorting channels
Select the channel to be moved with CH s t and highlight it with OK. You can now select further
channels with CH s t and highlight them with OK. With CH s t select the channel slot before
which the highlighted channels are to be inserted. To move the channels, press the yellow button.
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Channel list – editing favourites
You can store your favourite channels in a favourites list. In the menu Channel list use the CH s t
buttons to move the cursor to the line Edit favourites list and press the OK button.
Two tables will now be displayed:
- The Overall list, containing all stored channels (max. 4000).
- The Favourites list, into which the selected channels can be copied (max. 4000).
Select your favourite channels from the overall list and copy them to the favourites list: Select the
channel to be moved with CH s t and highlight it with OK. You can now select further channels with
CH s t and highlight them with OK. Pressing the SWAP button switches to the favourites list. With
CH s t select the channel slot before which the highlighted channels are to be inserted. Press OK
to add the channels to the favourites list. By pressing SWAP you can switch back to the overall list.
Press EXIT to leave the menu. Use the VOL ◀ ▶ buttons to choose whether you want to store the
changes made (Yes) or keep the previous settings (No). Conrm your choice with the OK button.
In radio mode, you can create your own favourites list for radio stations.
Channel list – Deleting satellites
Allows you to delete all channels from the selected satellite from the channel list. In the menu Channel
list use the CH s t buttons to move the cursor to the line Delete satellites and press the OK
button.
Deleting channels of individual satellites
Select the satellites to be deleted with CH s t and highlight them with OK. You can now select
further satellites with CH s t and highlight them with OK. To delete the highlighted satellites press
the AV button.
Press EXIT to leave the menu. Use the VVOL ◀ ▶ buttons to choose whether you want to store the
changes made (Yes) or keep the previous settings (No). Conrm your choice with the OK button.
Timer
You can make your digital receiver switch off at a previously selected time or program a recording for
a connected video recorder.
A total of 10 record timers are available.
In the main menu, use the CH s t buttons to move the cursor to the line Timer and press the OK
button. The following menu will appear:
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Timer – Sleep timer
In the Timer menu, use the CH s t buttons to move the cursor to the line Sleep timer and press
the
OK button. The following menu will appear:
Entering the switch-off time:
1. Conrm Switch off at with OK.
2. With the 0-9 buttons, enter the desired switch-off time and conrm with OK.
3. Select the line Activate with CH st.
4. With VOL ◀ ▶, either activate (On) or deactivate (Off) the sleep timer.
5. To end the settings, press EXIT and then OK.
Press EXIT to leave the menu. The digital receiver will switch off at the preset time (standby).
Timer – Record timer
In the Timer menu, use the CH s t buttons to move the cursor to the line Record timer and press
the OK button. The following menu will appear:
Programming the record timer:
1. Select the line Timer slot (1...10) with CH st.
2. Select the timer slot with VOL ◀ ▶.
3. Select the line Start time, Stop time or Recording date with CH st and conrm with OK.
4. Use the 0-9 to enter the desired time or date.
5. Conrm the entries by pressing OK.
6. Select the line Channel with CH st and conrm with OK.
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7. Select the channel from the channel list with CH st and VOL ◀ ▶ and conrm with OK.
8. Select the line Status with CH st.
9. With
VOL ◀ ▶, activate (On) or deactivate (Off) the record timer.
10. To complete the setting, press
EXIT and then OK.
11. Press the EXIT button to leave the menus. The digital receiver will switch on at the time
programmed. „rEC.“ will be shown in the display. Once a timer is activated, you can no longer
use the receiver, but you can call up the menu
Record timer“ and deactivate the timer.
NOTE:
The local time on the receiver must be set correctly and your video recorder must be programmed
accordingly.
Information
In the main menu, use the CH s t buttons to move the cursor to the line Information and press the
OK button. The reception characteristics of the active channel will now be shown.
You can also access the menu in normal TV or radio mode using the
blue or yellow buttons on the
remote control.
In the upper part of the menu, the active channel and the channel parameters are shown.
In the lower part of the menu, the signal characteristics are shown.
-
Level: The further the bar extends to the right, the better the signal being received.
- Quality (
C/N): The further the bar extends to the right, and the higher
the dB level, the better the signal quality.
NOTE:
The signal strength depends not only on the settings of your reception system, but also on the
currently active channel. Bear this in mind when checking the alignment of your antenna using the
signal strength display.
By pressing VOL ◀ ▶ or the yellow button, two further windows with channel and with software and
hardware information will be displayed, one after the other. You can change the channel with CH st
and SWAP.
Press EXIT to leave the menu.
Teletext
Switch on the channel for which you want to receive teletext. Then press the blue button to switch on
teletext. The start page displayed is page 100.
Use the 0-9 buttons to enter the three-digit number of the page you want to see. Your entry will be
shown in the top left corner of the screen. Once the page number is entered, the receiver will search
for the desired page. As teletext pages are transmitted one after the other, it may take several seconds
before the page is found.
You can use the CH st buttons to browse back and forward.
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By pressing the blue button one more time you will switch to mix mode. Here, the background of
the teletext page is transparent and you can see the currently running programme and the teletext
simultaneously. You can switch back to normal mode with the
blue button.
Press EXIT to leave teletext.
EPG – Electronic Programme Guide
DVB-compatible channels offer information on their programmes such as title, running time and a
description of the programmes.
Pressing the
i/EPG button displays the Preview menu. Here you can see all the programmes that
the chosen channel is transmitting, together with their running times. The current programme is
highlighted in colour.
With CH s t and VOL ◀ ▶ you can select the programme about which you want information. By
pressing the
OK button you will receive detailed information about this programme. You can use the
CH s t buttons to browse if the text doesn’t t into one menu window.
Press
EXIT to return.
Audio language
If a channel is being transmitted in more than one language, this will be
displayed on the screen when changing channels.
With the red and green buttons on the remote control, you can select
the desired language and conrm this with OK. With OK you can call
up the display at any time and change the language.
Connecting the receiver to a PC (optional)
The “DATA” interfaces (7/8) allow you to connect the receiver to a PC.
For this you need a PC and the appropriate cables. At the PC end, the
cable has a 9 or 25-pin SUB-D connector, depending on what kind of
serial connection your PC has. At the receiver end, you need a 9 pin
SUB-D plug or a 6 pin RJ11 plug.
Using this connection, you can now carry out, for example, software updates or channel list uploads
and downloads. For information on how to do this, see the description supplied with the necessary
program available from the homepage www.schwaiger.de or your supplier.
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Troubleshooting
All electrical appliances are subject to problems, but this doesn’t always mean that the appliance
is faulty. Usually the cause of the problem is due to poor cables or connections. So before sending
your unit in for servicing, please check the following points:
problem possible causes tips and solutions
Unit can’t be switched
on
mains adaptor not plugged in check that the mains adaptor is
plugged in properly,
test the power outlet with
another electrical appliance
remote control batteries are at replace the batteries
No picture or poor
picture
wrong channel selected on the
television
check the connections and
settings on the television set
connection cable faulty or not
properly plugged in
replace cable or plug it in
properly
No sound volume set too low increase volume
faulty cable or bad connection check cables and connections
Remote control not
working
too far away from the unit move closer, point directly at the
receiver
batteries at or incorrectly
inserted
insert batteries correctly
remote control receiver covered remove obstacles between
remote control and receiver
timer is active deactivate timer
Wrong time displayed incorrect local time setting set local time correctly
Timer is activated at the
wrong time
incorrect local time setting set local time correctly
Menu error:
“short circuit or antenna
input overload”
coaxial cable damaged check and/or replace coaxial
cable and F-plug
LNB damaged or faulty check and/or replace LNB
Picture interference with
channels of a frequency
of around 12480 MHz
interference may be cause by
wireless phones (DECT) in the
vicinity of the receiver
move wireless phones further
away
No picture, message
“faulty signal”
cable faulty or not properly
connected
check cables and connections
channel has changed
transponder
carry out a channel search
satellite antenna misalligned adjust satellite antenna
wrong settings in LNB
conguration menu
correct settings or reset to
factory defaults
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Make a contribution to protecting the environment
Batteries and battery packs should not be thrown in the household refuse. As a consumer, you are
legally obliged to return used batteries. You can hand in your old batteries at public collection points
in your community or at any place where those batteries are sold.
You will nd the following signs on batteries containing harmful substances:
Pb Cd
Hg
Pb = Batterie enthält Blei
Cd = Batterie enthält Cadmium
Hg = Batterie enthält Quecksilber
Tips for protecting the environment
When the unit has reached the end of its useful life, you should not simply throw it in the household
refuse. There will probably be a centre for recyclable materials in your community which will accept
old appliances for re-utilisation.
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Technical Data
General
•4000 channel memory
•30 satellites (activated individually)
•teletext and teletext generation for display on TV
Fast OSD
•quick channel changing for channel-hopping
•no delays when displaying menus
•large text for better readability
•clear and concise help for all menus
•programmable OSD transparency and OSD display duration
EPG
•Electronic Programme Guide for max. 64 days
Channel list editor
•copy, move, delete
•block-based operations
Channel search
•fully automatic channel search
•identies unencrypted channels
•manual transponder search
Further features
•DiSEqC control (level 1.2) for motorized antennae
•signal strength and signal quality display
•separate settings for SCART and digital audio outputs
•one-button return to previous channel
•plug & play thanks to pre-programmed channel list for Astra 19,2° east,
Hot Bird 13° east, Turksat 1C 42° east, Sirius 2/3 5° east, Amos 1 4°
west and Hellas Sat 2 39° east
•DVB subtitle display
•software updates via satellite
•serial interface (optional) for updates and channel lists, updates
available via website
Hardware
CPU
•32 bit RISC CPU
Video
•2 × SCART with FBAS, Y/C, YUV or RGB support (optional)
•16:9 signalling
Audio
•24bit-Audio-DAC
•32-step volume control
•VCR loop-through to TV
Reception
•2 – 45 MSym/s symbol rate range
•DiSEqC 1.0 and DiSEqC 1.2 control
Controls
•Remote contro
Supply voltage
•+ 12 Volt DC
•standby mode approx. 6W
Batteries for remote
control
•2x1.5V ( AAA size)
Ambient temperature
•+5°C to +40°C
Dimensions
•W x H x D: 230 x 35 x 140 mm
Weight approx. 580g
We reserve the right to errors and technical changes.
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Christian Schwaiger GmbH
Würzburger Straße 17
D-90579 Langenzenn/Germany
Hotline +49 (0)9101-702 299
www.schwaiger.de
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