12. 5 Troub l es ho ot i ng ........................................................................................37
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Index
A
Application of data ............ 29
B
Backward ..........................31
Batteries low ....................... 9
Blocking channels ...............21
Blocking the menu ............. 32
C
Change channel name ........18
Channel lists .................20, 35
Cinch output level ...............16
CI module ..........................19
Cinch sockets .....................16
Common interface ............5, 7
Condition on delivery ......... 33
CVBS ................................15
D
Degree of longitude ............14
Deleting channel lists .......... 35
Device information ............. 35
DVB receivers ...................... 5
E
Electronic programme guide 28
Encoded channels ...............19
Entering letters ................... 23
Environmental note ............... 6
EPG ..................................28
Euro-AV .............................15
Euro-AV cable ....................11
F
F-co nnector ........................ 11
Factory settings ................. 33
Frequency ......................... 27
G
GMT .................................14
I
Information on reception..... 35
L
Language...........................14
Lead time ...........................31
Limiting the volume ............. 32
Lists of favourites ................ 20
LNB power supply ..............17
Local time ..........................14
M
Main menu ........................13
Mains adapter ....................12
Main menu ....................... 20
Menu information ...............13
Menu language ..................14
Moving channels ................21
Multi-channel amplifi er ........12
Multi-channel sound ........... 22
O
Operating software ........... 34
Optical connection .............. 7
P
Picture quality.....................15
PIN ............................. 21, 32
Polarisation ....................... 27
Power consumption .............. 6
Preset AV channel .............. 23
R
Radio station ..................... 27
Range of accessories ........... 5
Remote control..................... 8
Remote control level ............. 9
RGB ..................................15
S
Satellite antenna .................11
Satellite antennas................17
Satellite s ............................18
SAT mouse ..................... 8, 11
Scart cable ......................... 5
Screen format .....................15
Sleep timer ........................ 29
Smartc ard ..........................19
Software update ................ 34
Station search ................... 27
Stereo sound ..................... 22
Summer time ......................14
System settings ...................15
T
Teletext ........................ 16, 25
Time ..................................14
Time difference ...................14
Timer .................................31
Timer functions .................. 29
Timer setting ...................... 29
Transponder data .............. 27
V
Volume ............................. 22
W
Wide-Screen-Signaling........16
Winter time ........................14
Y
YUV ................................ 15
Z
Zapping ........................... 24
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1 General information
1.1 Package contents
• DRS 100 CI
• SAT mouse (infrared receiver)
• Remote control incl. 2 batteries (2 x 1.5 V, Mignon, e.g. UM-3 or AA)
• Euro-AV cable ( scart cable)
• Mains adapter
• Operating instructions
1.2 Accessories for satellite receivers
You can find out more about the extensive GSS range of accessories for satellite receiving devices at your specialist dealer or at the website of
Grundig SAT Systems GmbH: http://www.gss.tv.
1.3 Digital satellite reception
To use this device you need a satellite receiving device that must be prepared for receiving digital signals. Unlike analogue satellite broadcasting, digital TV or radio channels
are not all assigned their own frequencies; instead, several TV and/or radio channels
are transmitted by a single transponder using the same frequency.
To help you with the choice and settings for satellite stations, a selection of TV and radio
stations have already been programmed for this device. You can use the channel search
to find new satellite channels that are not yet in the channel list of your device.
You can also compile your favourite channels and store them in four separate channel
lists.
1.4 Special features of your digital receiver
This digital receiver can receive free satellite channels as well as certain encoded digital
satellite channels via common interface.
To ensure that your digital receiver always uses the latest software, we recommend that
you update the operating software (see page 34).
The electronic programme guide provides an overview of all the stations‘ programmes
for the next few hours. You can call up detailed information on each TV programme at
the touch of a button.
This digital receiver has a comprehensive, easy-to-use menu system. It is displayed on
the television screen and the functions of the remote control buttons are explained.
1.5 The common interface
Common interface (CI) is the interface for DVB receivers (digital receivers, set top boxes
etc.) for decoding encoded channels. The smart card required for decoding is available
at the broadcasting station. This device has a common interface (CI) slot for this smart
card and the corresponding CI module.
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2 Set-up and safety
• This digital receiver set is designed to receive and display video and audio signals.
Any other use is expressly prohibited.
• When setting up the device, make sure the mains socket is easily accessible.
• If the digital receiver is subject to a sudden change in temperature, for example when
brought in from the cold to a warm room, let it stand for at least two hours before you
connect it to the mains supply.
• Do not expose the digital receiver to any moisture. The digital receiver is designed
for use in dry rooms. If you do use it outdoors, please ensure that it is protected from
moisture, such as rain or splashing water.
• Make sure that the digital receiver is ventilated adequately.
• Do not use the device close to heating units or in direct sunlight.
• Place the device on a flat, solid surface for use.
•
If placed in a cabinet, make sure there is a minimum space of approx. 10 cm
around it!
• Thunderstorms are a danger to all electrical devices. Even if the device is switched off,
it can be damaged by a stroke of lightning to the mains or the antenna cable. Therefore always disconnect the device from the mains and from the antenna unit during a
thunderstorm.
• Never open the device under any circumstances. No liability is accepted for any damage caused by incorrect handling.
Environmental note
If you do not intend to use the digital
recommend that you switch it with
approx. 0.5 Watts.
receiver
for some time (for example at night), we
to stand by. Power consumption is reduced to
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3 Your device at a glance
3.1 The digital receiver
CI MODULE Common interface slot.
INPUT SAT Antenna socket for the satellite antenna.
12-24 V DC Socket for the supplied mains adapter.
RECORDER Euro AV socket (input and output) for the video or DVD recorder
TV Euro AV (output) socket for the television.
DIGITAL AUDIO OUT Optical connection for digitally encoded audio signals to the dig-
ital multi-channel amplifier (SPDIF).
AUDIO OUT R L Left/right stereo output sockets (cinch) for the hifi system.
SOFTWARE/MOUSE Socket for SAT mouse or for a PC cable.
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3.2 The SAT mouse
3.3 The remote control
ABC DEF
123
JKLMNOGHI
456
TUV WXYZPQRS
789
AV
Fav
TV/RA/B
0
Ton e
i
Channel
OK
TXT
SATLIST
F
MENU
Exit
z
Timer
EPG
The SAT mouse receives the infrared signals for the remote control and forwards the commands via cable to the receiver.
• Position the SAT mouse visibly so that it can receive the commands by the remote control.
Note:
– The red operation indicator goes out in standby mode.
–
The operation indicator flashes if a timer has been set and
the
receiver
is in standby mode.
Switches to standby, and from standby to the
channel last selected.
1 … 0 Select channels.
0 AV mode
Switches between digital receiver mode and the
audio and video signals from the device connected to the “RECORDER” socket.
Switches the sound to mute and back on again.
TV/RSwitches between radio mode and the channel
lists and lists of favourites.
MENU Opens the main menu, ends settings.
i Displays channel information.
Z Zapping function.
In menu mode: returns to the previous menu.
A/BSwitches between audio channels A, B and
stereo.
◀▶ Changes the volume, controls the cursor in the
menus .
▲▼ Switches channels up and down one by one, se-
lects menu items.
OK Opens the channel list, confirms entries.
TXT Opens teletext.
EPG
SAT Switches to remote control level SAT 2.
(Controlling of a second
Opens the electronic programme guide.
receiver)
Freeze frame.
RCR 100
Note:
Not described functions are used for operating a
digital recorder.
F has no function.
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Inserting batteries in the remote control
Î
• Open the battery compartment and remove the lid.
• Insert the batteries (Mignon, e.g. UM-3 or AA, 2 x 1.5 V).
Observe the polarity marked in the battery compartment
base.
• Close the battery compartment.
Notes:
2
1
– If the digital receiver no longer reacts properly to remote
control commands or if the message “Low Battery!” appears, we recommend that the batteries are changed.
– Always remove used batteries.
The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage result-
ing from leaking batteries.
– The first time you use the digital receiver after changing
batteries, the message “Low Battery!” appears. Ignore
this message.
Environmental note
Do not throw away used batteries with your normal household waste. Instead take
them to a battery collection box in a shop or a public collection point.
Selecting remote control level SAT 1 or SAT 2
If you wish to use an RCR 100 remote control to operate two
DRS 100 CI digital
control level for one of the two digital
receiver
, you must select a different remote
receiver
.
TV Setup
TV
Picture Format
WSS
Teletext
IR Level
Cinch Audio
OK
Select
RGB
Auto
On
West
SAT 1
SAT1
SAT 2
Fixed
Connect the device and switch it on
(see chapters 4 and 5, pages 10 … 19).
• Press the MENU button to open the main menu.
• Use
▼/▲
in the main menu to select “System Setup” and
press OK to confirm.
• Use
▼/▲
to activate “TV Setup” and press OK to confirm.
MENU
• Select “IR Level” with
Exit
Z
Back
• Use
▼/▲
to select remote control level “SAT 1” or “SAT 2”
and press OK to confirm.
▼/▲
and press OK to confirm.
•
– If you wish to use the digital receiver with remote control
level “SAT 2” press and hold the button SAT button and
at the same time press the desired function button on the
remote control.
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Switching the remote control to SAT 2 level
VCR,
.
O
O
U
L
You can switch the remote control permanently to the SAT 2
remote control level.
• Press the button SAT and hold.
• At the same time press the buttons 4, 5, 6.
To return to SAT 1 remote control level
• Press the button SAT and hold.
• At the same time press the buttons 1, 2, 3.
• To finish your setting: press MENU.
4 Connecting the device
Overview
AUDIO OUT
RL
SOFTWARE/
MOUSE
RECORDERTV
DIGITAL
AUDIO
OUT
SAT
TV R
AUDIO
AUDI
L
OU
T
T
R
VCR, DVD etc.
DVD etc
DEC. - AV 2
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4.1 Connecting the satellite antenna
1
4.2 Connecting the television
2
4.3 Connecting the AV recorder/player
3
• Connect the antenna cable to the
the digital receiver (screw connector, F-connector).
• Plug the Euro-AV cable into the TV2 socket on the digital
receiver and into the corresponding Euro-AV socket on the
television.
• Plug the commercial Euro-AV cable into the RECORDER 3
socket on the digital receiver and into the Euro-AV socket on
the AV recorder/player (e.g. video or DVD recorder).
INPUT SAT 1 socket on
4.4 Connecting the SAT mouse
4
Note:
To view a video or DVD recording, switch on the digital
receiver and press the 0 button to select AV mode.
• Insert the plug of the SAT mouse into the SOFTWARE/MOUSE
4 socket.
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4.5 Connecting the hifi system
5
4.6 Connecting the digital multi-channel amplifier (SPDIF)
6
4.7 Connecting the mains adapter
7
• Plug a commercial cinch cable into the AUDIO OUT R L
(right/left)
responding input sockets on the hifi system.
• Remove the socket cover.
• Plug a commercial optical cable (SPDIF) into the DIGITAL
AUDIO OUT
responding socket on the digital multi-channel amplifier.
• Plug the jack plug of the supplied mains adapter into the
12-
24 V DC 7 socket on the digital receiver.
• Plug the mains adapter into the socket.
5 sockets on the digital receiver and the cor-
6 socket on the digital receiver and the cor-
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