LEXIUM DBS7000 Installation Manual

Rev. 9-2011

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RECEIVER

INSTALLATION MANUAL

This manual will provide you with step by step instructions on how
to setup your satellite receiver, program the receiver, and start
watching TV.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: When installing your new satellite receiver,
make sure that the receiver is NOT plugged into the power outlet
before you start attaching and/or detaching the cables & wires
coming into your receiver from the satellite dish, and going to
your TV from the receiver. Once you have all the wires and cables
connected to your receiver, you can then plug the receiver in.
Failure to follow this step may damage your LNBF on your satellite
dish, and/or damage your new receiver. Such damage is due to
negligence, and therefore it's not covered under your warranty.

To start out, first connect the cable coming in from your satellite
dish to the “LNB IN” port on the back of the receiver. Connect the
receiver to your TV using the RF OUT port of the receiver with RG6
or RG59 cable (Not supplied) or the supplied HDMI cable using the
HDMI ouput port, or RCA cables using the Audio/Video port.

IMPORTANT: The only cable approved to connect your satellite dish
to your receiver is RG6 coaxial cable. When putting the connectors
on the cable going from the satellite dish to your receiver, be
sure that the wires around the center conductor (center wire) is
not touching or making any kind of connections to the center
conductor. If the small strands of wires, even if one is touching
the center conductor, it will short out the wire and will cause
your receiver and/or your LNBF to burn and your satellite system
will not work properly. Any damage caused to your equipment due to
this will not be covered under warranty.

Rev. 9-2011

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Attach all the cables and wires to your satellite receiver.

2. Plug your satellite receiver to a power outlet.

3. Turn on power to the receiver by flipping the power switch on
the back of the satellite receiver.

4. Wait several seconds for the receiver to fully boot.
The receiver comes pre-programmed with all channels from
Galaxy 19, so you should be able to see a channel liston the
receiver.

5. Install the batteries in your remote control properly. Be
sure that the cellophane wrap of the batteries are fully
removed from the top and the bottom of each individual battery
to ensure it makes the proper connection to the probes inside
the remote control.

6. Press MENU on the remote control.

7. Press the CH▼ button two times to go to “Installation”

8. Press OK to enter the Installation screen

9. “Antenna Setup” should be already highlighted. Press OK to
enter the Antenna Setup screen.

10. In the Antenna Setup screen, make sure that the
satellite name is “Galaxy 19 Ku 97W”

11. Press the CH▼ button to highlight “LNB Type” on the
screen.

12. Press OK. This will open a small window with
frequencies.

Depending on the type of LNBF you are using on your satellite dish,
you will need to make sure that the LNB Type is setup properly to
match and reflect the frequency for the LNBF you are using on your
dish.

There are mainly 2 different types of LNBFs. One is a standard
LNBF. A standard LNBF has only 1 LO frequency. The LO frequency
for a standard LNBF is 10750MHz. The second is a universal LNBF.
A universal LNBF has 2 LO frequencies. One Low LO frequency and
one High LO frequency. The Low LO frequency is 9750MHz, and the
high LO frequency is 10600MHz.

To determine which type of LNBF you have, simply look at either on
the label on the LNBF or the specifications on the box that the
LNBF came in. LO frequencies should be listed there. If the LO
frequency listed is 10750MHz or 10.75GHz, then you have a standard
LNBF. If the LO frequencies listed is 9750/10600MHz or

9.75/10.6GHz, then you are using a universal LNBF.