Mitsubishi DM 7025 User Manual

Dreambox DM 7025

Bedienungsanleitung

Digitaler Satellitenempfänger zum Empfang von freien und

verschlüsselten DVB-Programmen mit optionaler digitaler

Aufzeichnungsmöglichkeit.

Mit Kommunikations-Schnittstelle

und PCMCIA-Schnittstelle für CI-Module

Anschluss für interne Festplatte

Compact Flash Schacht

Grafisches LC-Display

Twin Tuner steckbar

Smartcard Leser

Linux OS

User Manual

Digital satellite receiver for free and encrypted Digital

Video Broadcasting (DVB) with

optional digital recording capability.

Communication-Port PCMCIA-Slot for CI-Modules Internal hard disk connector

Compact Flash Slot

Graphical LC-Display

Pluggable Twin Tuner support

2 Smartcard Readers

Linux OS

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1. Before initial operation of the receiver

1.1 Safety instructions

Please read the safety instructions completely and carefully, before using the Dreambox. The Manufacturer takes no responsibility for damages as a result of incorrect handling of the Dreambox.

- Allow enough space around the Dreambox for sufficient ventilation.

- Do not cover the top of the Dreambox and allow enough space to other devices. The louvers of the devices must be free at all times to allow sufficient heat transfer from inside the device.

- Never put vases or any other liquid filled containers on top of the device. Do not expose the device to dripping or splashing liquids.

- Do not place open flame sources, such as lit candles, on top of the device.

- The device may only be operated in moderate climate.

- Do not remove the cover. Risk of electric shock. If it is necessary to open the device please contact a trained professional.

- Do not put any metal things into the slots or ventilation openings.

- The installation of a hard disk is only allowed by skilled personal or your local dealer.

ATTENTION!

Modifications and changes to the Dreambox lead to loss of warranty if not

performed and documented by skilled personal.

ATTENTION!

We recommend the installation of a hard disk by your local dealer.

Unskilled installation of a hard disk leads to loss of warranty.

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Shut down

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In case your Dreambox is in use for a longer period of time disconnect the power plug

from the power outlet.

- During thunder storm the unit should also be physically disconnected from the power outlet.

Additional safety instructions

- (Dis-)Connecting to a LNB: Turn the Dreambox off before you connect or disconnect a cable coming from or going to a LNB.

- Connecting to a TV:

Before connecting or disconnecting your Dreambox to/from a TV please turn it off.

- In case you notice any damage to the power cord or power plug immediately disconnect the device from the power outlet.

- In case the device was exposed to humidity immediately disconnect the device from the power outlet.

- In case you notice any serious damage to the outer shell of the device immediately disconnect the device from the power outlet.

- Do not expose the Dreambox to direct sunlight, lightning or rain.

- Grounding:

The LNB cable must be grounded. The grounding system must meet SABS 061 requirements.

- Cleaning: Disconnect the mains power cord before cleaning the cover. Use a slightly damp cloth without cleaning agents.

- Connect the Dreambox only to suitable sockets. Do not allow overloads to occur.

Note:

The Dreambox DM 7025 carries the CE-Sign and fulfills all requirements from the EU.

Subject to change without prior notification.

Version: 01-08-06

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Disposal instructions

The packaging of the Dreambox only consists of reusable materials. Please recycle if possible.

This symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product must not be disposed of with your other household waste. Instead, it is your responsibility to dispose of your waste equipment by handing it over to a designated collection point for the recycling of waste electrical and electronic equipment. The separate collection and recycling of your waste equipment at the time of disposal will help to conserve natural resources and ensure that it is recycled in a manner that protects human health and the environment.

For more information about where you can drop off your waste equipment for recycling, please contact your local city office, your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.

Please note that empty batteries and electric waste is not to be put into the regular garbage.

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1.2 Packaging contents

Please check the completeness of the box’s contents. Included in box:

Dreambox DM 7025

1 IDE-Cable (already installed inside the device)

1 HDD power cable (already installed inside the device)

Remote control

1 Power cord

1 User manual (most recent version online:

http://www.dream-multimedia-tv.de )

2 Batteries

(1,5V Mignon / AA / LR6)

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1.3 Views

Front panel

LC-Display Remote control sensor

CI-Slot Compact Flash Slot

Rear panel

Mains switch Mains

connection

Analog

audio

out

Smartcard Reader

Network interface

TV Scart

VCR Scart

Video

out

Modem port

UHF Modulator

in/out

Channel up/down

Mini DIN Port

Digital audio out

USB port

Power button

0 / 12V out

Serial Port

LNB ins/outs

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1.3.1 Explanation Front Panel

CI-Slot

Plug in here any CI- Module of your choice.

Compact Flash Slot

The Compact Flash Slot is meant to hold a Compact Flash Module. The Compact Flash Module can be plugged in during regular operation.

Smartcard reader

Insert your Dreamcrypt Smartcard with the golden chip facing down and forward into one of the two Smartcard reader slots. Dreamcrypt is a registered trademark of Dream-Multimedia.

Remote control sensor

The remote control sensor receives the infrared signals of the Dream Remote Control.

Channel up/down

Using the channel-up and –down buttons you can switch the channels directly on your Dreambox.

LC-Display (LCD)

The graphical LC-Display shows all major Information for the selected service.

Power button

The Power-Button switches your Dreambox on and off.

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1.3.2 Explanation rear panel

Mains switch

The main power switch completely cuts power from your Dreambox.

Mains connection

Plug the power cable into the main power socket. You must not connect the power plug to anything other than a socket that supplies 110V/60Hz or 230V/50Hz.

Analog audio out (RCA)

Connect your Dreambox with a RCA/Cinch cable to your HiFi-Amplifier (e.g. AUX In or Tape In ports).

Video out (Composite)

You can optionally connect your Dreambox to a TV using a RCA/Chinch cable.

TV Scart

Connect your TV, projector or beamer to your Dreambox using a Scart cable.

VCR Scart

Connect your VCR or DVD player to your Dreambox using a Scart cable. Remember, the VCR Scart is not designed to record a video signal from the VCR or DVD player.

UHF Modulator

You can optionally connect your Dreambox to your TV via a coaxial cable.

Network interface (Ethernet 10/100Mbit, RJ45)

The Communication Port is an Ethernet port. It is used to communicate with your Dreambox via HTTP, FTP, NFS, Telnet and Samba to access your recorded movies, to upload channel lists, etc. This port is also used to update the operating system of your Dreambox. Please use a regular patch cable to connect your Dreambox to your LAN.

USB port

The USB Port is designed for devices that support the USB 1.1 standard. The amount of supported USB devices depends on the installed image (Software) and is still under development.

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Modem port (optional)

You can optionally connect your Dreambox to your ISP via the Modem Socket using a phone line. The modem can be ordered from Dream Multimedia.

Digital audio out (Toslink)

You can connect your Dreambox with an optical (Toslink) cable to your HiFi-Amplifier or DSP. The AC3 signal is also available at this port in case the selected channel transmits Dolby Digital signals.

Mini DIN Port

The Mini DIN port is an expansion port.

0 / 12V out

The 0 / 12V out provides a maximum current of 200mA and can be used to control your satellite equipment.

Serial port (RS232C, Sub-D, 9-pol.)

The Serial Port is used to update the operating system. Please connect a serial null modem cable here.

LNB1 in (DVB-S Tuner)

Connect the coaxial cable from your LNB here.

LNB2 in (DVB-S Tuner)

Connect the second coaxial cable from your LNB here. If you don’t have a second coaxial cable from your LNB available you can optionally use a coaxial cable to connect the LNB1 out with the LNB2 in. This offers you the option to have more channels available for parallel recording.

LNB1 and LNB2 out (DVB-S Tuner)

You can connect an analog/digital receiver here. Remember to shutdown your Dreambox into Deep-Standby-Mode in order for the receiver to work.

Antenna in (DVB-C/T Tuner)

Connect the coaxial cable from your antenna here.

Antenna out (DVB-C/T Tuner)

You can optionally connect your TV or VCR here.

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1.4 Remote control

SHIFT / SETUP-Button

DREAM-Mode-Button

Numeric-Keypad

Arrow-Left-Button

Mute-Button

Volume +/- Buttons

INFO-Button

Navigation-Buttons

AUDIO-Button

Options-Buttons

(PVR-Mode)

TV-Button

(PVR-Mode)

RADIO-Button

(PVR-Mode)

Power-Button

TV-Mode-Button

Arrow-Right-Button

EXIT-Button

Bouquet +/- Buttons

MENU-Button

OK-Button

VIDEO-Button

HELP-Button

TEXT–Button

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Important notes about operation

All functions of the Dreambox can be controlled via OSD-Menu (On-Screen-Display). This makes the handling of the Dreambox very easy for you. All options are indicated by four colored dots or beams (red, green, yellow, blue) in the OSD-Menu and can be started with the Option-Buttons on the Remote Control.

Depending on the chosen Menu, these options do vary.

The Options-Buttons of your remote control have multiple functions. You will notice control symbols below the four colored Options-Buttons, the TV- and the RADIO-Button. In PVRMode these buttons are used to control the digital recording according to their symbols. Pressing the VIDEO-Button on your remote control will activate the PVR-Mode. The Infobar will also indicate this. It changes from showing the channel information to showing the control symbols for the PVR-Mode. (also see 7.3.1. Instant recording)

All Menus and Service lists are closed with the EXIT-Button.

In general the menus are To get into a submenu

controlled using the you have to press the Navigation-Buttons on OK-Button.

your remote control.

Navigation-Buttons

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Explanation remote control buttons

SHIFT / SETUP-Button

The SHIFT/ SETUP-Button is used to preprogram the remote control to operate a TV. See chapter 14. TV-Mode setup.

The Power-Button switches your Dreambox on and off. See chapter 4.1 Turning your Dreambox on and off.

DREAM-Mode-Button

The DREAM-Mode-Button switches your remote control into Dreambox control mode. It will shortly light up once your press the button.

The TV-Mode-Button switches your remote control into TV control mode to control your preprogrammed TV. It will shortly light up once your press the button. See chapter 14. TV-Mode setup.

Enter a service number to directly access the option by using the Numeric Keypad. The service numbers are on the left side of the service list.

The Numeric Keypad can also be used to enter the teletext page number when you are in TV-Control-Mode and if your TV is teletext capable. The TV station has to submit teletext information; otherwise this feature cannot be used.

Arrow-Left-Button

The Arrow-Left and Arrow-Right-Button enable you to jump back and forth between the last 20 channels you have watched. If you have selected a sub service (see chapter 4.6) you can use these buttons to switch to the next sub service.

Power-Button

TV-Mode-Button

Numeric-Keypad

Arrow-Right-Button

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Pressing the MUTE-Button mutes the Volume. A crossed speaker symbol will appear on the TV screen. Pressing it again or pressing one of the Volume +/- Buttons brings back the audio.

You can leave all menus and service lists by pressing the EXIT-Button.

The Volume +/- Buttons control the volume of the audio. Pressing + will make turn it up and pressing - will turn it down.

Pressing the Bouquet +/- Buttons will jump back and forth between the bouquets.

If no OSD menu is visible on the screen and you are in TV or RADIO-Mode, pressing the INFO-Button will reveal the EPG information of the chose channel if it is available.

In general the menus are controlled using the Navigation-Buttons on your remote control. To get into a submenu you have to press the OK-Button.

By pressing the OK-Button you confirm a selection in the menu or service list navigation.

If no OSD menu is present on your screen, the infobar is shown once you press the OK- Button.

Mute-Button

EXIT-Button

Volume +/- Buttons

Bouquet +/- Buttons

INFO-Button

Navigation-Buttons

OK-Button

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If you are in TV- or RADIO-Mode, pressing this button will bring up the OSD main menu. The OSD main menu has the following options:

You can switch to the needed option by pressing the Navigation-Buttons up or down.

If you are in the service list, pressing the MENU-Button brings up the service menu. The shown options may vary depending on the service list you selected.

By pressing the AUDIO-Button you can choose the different audio tracks offered by the station.

Pressing the VIDEO-Button activates the PVR-Mode. The Infobar will show the control symbols. You can instantly start recording by pressing the red Options-Button on your remote control.

All possible options are shown by the four colored dots/blocks (red, green, yellow, blue) and can be activated by the Options-Buttons. These buttons have multiple functions and are also used to control the PVR-Mode.

Depending on the menu you currently are in the options will change and will be named differently.

MENU-Button

AUDIO-Button

VIDEO-Button

Options-Buttons

(PVR-Mode)

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Pressing the TV-Button activates the TV-Mode. In PVR-Mode this button is mapped with the stop function as indicated by the small square underneath it.

Pressing the HELP-Button activates the Help menu.

Pressing the RADIO-Button activates the RADIO-Mode.

The TEXT-Button activates the Teletext.

TV-Button

(PVR-Mode)

HELP-Button

RADIO-Button

(PVR-Mode)

TEXT–Button

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2. Installation

2.1 Turning the device on

- Place the batteries inside the battery compartment of the remote control keeping in mind the right polarity.

- Before using the Dreambox, please read the safety instructions (See chapter 1.1 Safety instructions)

- Connect the LNB or antenna with a coaxial cable to LNB1/2 in or Antenna in at your Dreambox.

See chapter 1.3.2 Explanation rear panel.

- Connect the Dreambox with a Scart cable to your television screen and if available connect your DVD Player or VCR to the VCR Scart of the Dreambox.

- Plug in the power cable into the Dreambox and then into a 110V/60Hz or 230V/50Hz power socket.

- If you are using a switchable power socket please shutdown your Dreambox into deep standby before switching off the power socket. See chapter 4.1 Turning your Dreambox

on and off

- If you switch on your Dreambox for the first time, you will see the setup wizard.

The setup wizard will guide you through the first time installation. Follow the instructions

on the screen. See chapter 3. Start wizard

- Please note that the factory setting for the video format is CVBS (FBAS).

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3. Start wizard

3.1 Language selection

Select your desired and language with the

Navigation-Buttons up and down. Press the OKButton to activate.

The start wizard takes you through the basic setup of your Dreambox.

Press the OK-Button on your remote control to get to the next step.

You will be asked if you want to set the basic settings for your Dreambox now or if you want to quit the start wizard.

Using the Navigation-Buttons up and down select your desired option and press the OK-Button to activate your selection.

If you chose “User wizard to setup basic features” you will be taken to the menu for the language selection.

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3.2 Tuner setup

Detailed information about the tuner setup can be found in chapter 11.1 DVB-S Tuner configuration

3.3 Service scan

Detailed information about the service scan can be found in chapter 11.2 Automatic scan

Finalizing the basic setup

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4. Basic operation

4.1 Turning your Dreambox on and off

Use the Power-Button to turn your Dreambox on and off.

To put your Dreambox into Standby-Mode either press the Power-Button on your remote control or directly on your Dreambox. The current time will be shown in the Dreambox’s LCDisplay.

Holding down the Power-Button on your remote control for three seconds will put your Dreambox into the Deep-Standby-Mode

You can also put your Dreambox into Deep-Standby-Mode by using the OSD main menu. Choose the Option “Standby / Restart” in the OSD main menu and navigate to “Deep Standby” option afterwards. Pressing the OK-Button will put your Dreambox into the Deep- Standby-Mode. Alternatively you can push down the Power-Button on your Dreambox for 5 seconds. If no OSD Menu is visible on the screen this will also put your Dreambox into Deep-StandbyMode.

All your settings will be saved now and your Dreambox goes into Deep-Standby-Mode afterwards (saves energy!).

4.2 Service selection

Pressing the Left/Right-Buttons on your Dreambox remote control will take you to the previous or next service.

Pressing the 0 on the Numeric-Keypad will enable you to skip back and forth between the two most recently watched services. This feature is quite useful during commercial breaks since it enables you to watch another channel and quickly check if your movies is back on.

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This is the Standby / Restart menu. Navigate to the desired option and confirm by pressing the OK-Button.

Restart: Your Dreambox will be rebooted.

Deep Standby: Puts your Dreambox into Deep-Standby-Mode.

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4.3 Changing channel using the service list

Pressing the Up/Down-Buttons on your remote control activates the service list.

Use the Navigation-Buttons up/down to select the desired service and press the OK-Button to change to the selected service.

4.4 Controlling the volume

The Volume +/- Buttons control the volume of the audio. Pressing + will make turn it up and pressing will turn it down.

Pressing the MUTE-Button mutes the volume. A crossed speaker symbol will appear on the screen.

4.5 Changing the audio track

Pressing the AUDIO-Button in TV or Radio Mode will reveal the “Audio” menu of the selected service.

Use the Navigation-Buttons up and down to move to desired audio track. Press the OK-Button to select.

The contents of this menu will vary from service to service.

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4.6 Sub Services

The green dot in the Infobar appears if the selected station transmits sub services.

4.7 TV/Radio switching

Pressing the RADIO-Button activates the RADIO-Mode. By pressing the TV- or EXITButton you can quit the RADIO-Mode.

4.8 Teletext

Use the Text-Button to enter the teletext and the Exit-Button to leave.

Pressing the green Options-Button in TV or Radio mode will reveal the sub services menu.

Use the Navigation-Buttons up and down to move to one of the sub services. Press the OK-Button to select.

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4.9 Infobar

The Infobar appears and disappears by pressing the OK-Button once, if no OSD menu is shown on your screen or when you change channels. The Infobar shows all necessary Information about the selected service.

Channel name

Record Options-Button

Signal level/strength

Next show Current show

Is highlighted yellow as soon as a show is broadcasted encrypted.

Is highlighted yellow as soon as a show is broadcasted in Dolby Digital.

Is highlighted yellow as soon as a show is broadcasted in 16:9 aspect ratio.

Subservices Extensions

Elapsed time

Recording status

Timeshifting Options-Button

Remaining time

Current time

Dolby Digital

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5. Electronic Program Guide - EPG

5.1 Single-EPG

By pressing the INFO-Button in TV-Mode you are supplied with detailed information about the current show and by pressing the Right-Button afterwards about the next show.

Pressing the yellow Options-Button activates the “Channel-EPG” (See chapter 5.1) and pressing the blue Options-Button activates the “Multi-EPG“ (See chapter 5.2).

The Dreambox automatically searches for similar broadcasts in the background. If one or more similar broadcasts are found the label “Similar” will appear in the red window.

Pressing the red Options-Button opens a listing of similar broadcasts.

By pressing the green Options-Button you can set a timer for this rerun.

For additional information about recording by timer please see chapter 7.3.3 Recording by timer.

In this view you are supplied with detailed information about the currently selected channel’s programming.

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5.2 Multi-EPG

Use the blue and yellow Options-Buttons to switch between the now, next and more views. Pressing the green Options-Button will give you the possibility to automatically copy the start and end time of the selected show into a recording timer..

If you have set the “Multi bouquets” option to “yes” (see chapter 10.2) a selection of you bouquets will appear. Select the bouquet for which you want the Multi-EPG view.

This view shows the currently airing shows on the services listed in the left column.

A progress bar showing the progress of the currently airing show is placed next to the service’s name.

Using the Navigation-Buttons up and down you can select a service, just like in the service list, and change to the selected service by pressing the red

Options-Button.

General overview of the following programming.

General overview of the upcoming programming for_the following days. (Depending on the station up_to_one week).

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5.2.1 Time/Date Input

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Press the Menu-Button in the Multi-EPG view.

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A window will appear where you can enter a time and date.

After you have entered the desired time and date press the OK-Button to activate you selection.

The Multi-EPG will be displayed according to you set time and date.

As a example we have selected 20:15. All shows starting 20:15 are displayed.

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6. Edit the channellist

6.1 Adding a bouquet

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Pressing the Up/Down-Buttons on your remote control activates the service list.

Press the blue Options-Button to switch to the bouquet view.

By pressing the Menu-Button the "Channellist menu" will open up.

Navigate to the option "add bouquet".

Use the Numeric-Keypad on your remote control to enter the name for the new bouquet. The according letters are printed on button.

The Mute-Button deletes a character.

Press the OK-Button to add the new bouquet to your favourites list. You will be taken back to the "Channellist menu".

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6.2 Add a service to favourites

If you want to add a service to your Favourites-view you can choose from services in the All-, Satellites- and Provider-views. You can switch views by pressing the red, green, yellow and blue Options-Buttons. At this point we only describe the process from the AllBouquet since it is the same for the others.

Pressing the Up/Down-Buttons on your remote control activates the service list.

Press the red Options-Button to change to the Allview.

Use the Navigation-Buttons up/down to select the desired service and press the MENU-Button to open the “Channellist menu”.

Navigate to the option “add service to bouquet”.

If you are using more than one bouquet this option is named “add service to bouquet” instead and you will get a list of your bouquets afterwards. You can choose to which bouquet you want to add the currently selected service.

If you are using only one bouquet which is the factory default, the service will be added to you favourites list.

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6.3 Adding multiple services to a bouquet

You can select multiple services from the All-view to be added to the currently selected bouquet.

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Pressing the Up/Down-Buttons on your remote control activates the service list.

Use the Bouquet +/- Buttons to switch to the desired bouquet. As an alternative you can press the blue Options-Button and select the desired bouquet.

After that select a service and switch to it by pressing the OK-Button.

By pressing the Menu-Button the "Channellist menu" will open up.

Navigate to the option "enable bouquet edit". The Allview will open up.

All services that are in the selected bouquet are highlighted red.

Use the Up/Down-Buttons to navigate to a desired service and press the OK-Button to select. The service will be highlighted red. Using this method you can select additional services that you want to add to the bouquet.

Once you have selected all services that you want to add, press the Menu-Button. The "Channellist menu" will open up.

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6.4 Remove a service from favourites

Choose the "End bouquet edit" option. All highlighted services will now be added to the bouquet that you selected in the beginning.

If you are only using one bouquet, which is the default setting, the selected services will be added to you favourites list.

Pressing the Up/Down-Buttons on your remote control activates the service list.

Use the Navigation-Buttons up/down to select the desired service and press the MENU-Button to open the “Channellist menu”.

Navigate to the option “remove service”.

The selected service will be deleted from your favourites list.

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6.5 Moving a service to favourites

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Pressing the Up/Down-Buttons on your remote control activates the service list.

Use the Navigation-Buttons up/down to select the desired service and press the MENU-Button to open the “Channellist menu”.

Navigate to the option “enable move mode” and press the OK-Button.

Use the Navigation-Buttons up/down to select the service that you want to move and press the OK- Button.

The service will be highlighted red.

Use the Navigation-Buttons up and down to move the service to the desired position. Press the OK- Button to release the service and thus placing it at it’s new position.

You can move services as long as the move mode is activated. To disable the move mode press the MENU-Button to get into the “Channellist menu” and chose the option “disable move mode” by pressing the OK-Button.

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6.6 Adding a marker to favourites

You have the option to add makers within the favourites bouquets.

Pressing the Up/Down-Buttons on your remote control activates the service list.

Use the Bouquet +/- Buttons to switch to the desired bouquet. As an alternative you can press the blue Options-Button and select the desired bouquet.

Select a service. The marker will be added above the selected service.

By pressing the Menu-Button the "Channellist menu" will open up.

Navigate to the option "add marker".

Use the Numeric-Keypad on your remote control to enter the name for the new bouquet. The according letters are printed on button.

The Mute-Button deletes a character.

Press the OK-Button to add the marker to your favourites list. You will be taken back to the "Channellist menu".

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As an example we have added two markers as shown in the picture on the left.

Use the Arrow-Left and Arrow-Right-Buttons to jump between those two markers.

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7. Hard disk operation

7.1 Mounting guidelines

This chapter describes how to mount a hard disk inside your Dreambox DM 7025.

Please always adhere to ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) regulations when handling electronic devices. Make sure that you are grounded. Do not open the device in your living room or in any other rooms with carpeting or any other flooring that can carry an electrostatic charge. Remove all connection from the device. Only open the device with the tools depicted in this manual. Try to avoid direct contact with the main circuit board. If all this doesn’t mean anything to you or if you have too many question, please contact your dealer or technician. Also notice the warranty notes in chapter 1.1 Safety instructions.

This picture shows everything you need for installing the hard disk.

Cover

Hard disk Hard disk- Cover Screwdriver screws screws

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Parts list

1 Dreambox (including the 11 Phillips screws for the cover and the hard disk cage).

The IDE cable and the hard disk power cord a already installed inside the Dreambox

DM7025. 1 Phillips screwdriver 1 Hard disk of your choice 4 Hard disk mounting screws

Action:

Remove these 5 screws on the rear panel.

Remove these 2 screws at the right side of the device.

Remove these 2 screws at the left side of the device.

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Lift the cover on the sides on slide it backwards.

Remove the 2 screws from the hard disk cage.

Remove the hard disk cage by lifting it upwards.

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Bend the IDE cable as shown in this picture.

Now you need the Phillips screwdriver, the hard disk cage, the 4 hard disk mounting screws

and your hard disk.

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Attach the hard disk cage to the hard disk.

Pay attention to the correct mount of the hard disk in the hard disk cage. Set the jumper of the hard

disk to cable select. This information usually is printed on the hard disk.

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Put the hard disk cage back into the Dreambox and connect the hard disk power cord

and IDE cable to the hard disk. Please be careful not to lay the power cord too close to the

powersupply. Screw the two screws back onto the hard disk cage.

Slide the cover from the rear back onto the device..

Watch for the small plastic clips shown in the picture above. The must not overlap when you slide

the cover back on!

Screw the two screws on each side and five screws on the rear back into place.

Reattach all connector to your Dreambox. Attach the power cord as last.

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7.2 Management

If no OSD menu is visible on your screen, press the Menu-Button to open the main OSD menu. Navigate to the option “Setup” and press the OK-Button to select

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Navigate to the option “System” and press the OK- Button.

Navigate to the option “Harddisk…” and press the OK-Button.

Navigate to the option “Samsung SV8004H (Internal - Master)” and press the OK-Button.

If you have installed another hard disk this option will differ from the one depicted!

By pressing the red Options-Button you will initialize (format) the hard disk. After you confirm the safety question the initialization process starts.

Warning!!! All data stored on the HDD will be lost.

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7.3 Recording

7.3.1 Instant recording

A ongoing recording is indicated by a flashing symbol in the Infobar (see chapter 4.9).

During a recording you can watch another service, view a previously recorded movie or add an additional recording.

Pressing the Up/Down-Buttons on your remote control activates the service list. The recording continues in the background.

7.3.2 Stop recording

Press the red Options-Button.

You have four available options:

- Add recording (indefinitely)

- Add recording (stop after current event)

- Add recording (enter recording duration)

- Don't record

Use the up/down-Buttons to navigate to you desired selection and press the OK-Button to select.

Switch to the service which recording you want to stop.

Press the red Options-Button, select the "Stop recording" option and press the OK-Button to select.

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7.3.3 Recording by timer

With the help of a timer you can record shows (if you have a hard disk installed). You are offered two different ways to program a timer, the manual way of via the EPG.

If no OSD menu is visible on your screen, press the Menu-Button to open the main OSD menu. Navigate to the option “Timer” and press the OK-Button to select

.

You see the “Timer Editor“ menu.

Pressing the red Options-Button will delete a timer. The green Options-Button adds a timer, the yellow Options-Button toggles active on and off (only possible in waiting status) and the blue Options- Button removes finished timers from the list.

To edit an existing time select it and press the OK- Button.

The status of a timer is shown on the right side:

- waiting means: still coming up

- recording means: recording right now

- done means: recording finished

- the red X indicates that a timer was deactivated

If you pressed the blue Options-Button you will be asked if you really want to delete the finished timer.

Use the Navigation-Buttons up and down to select. Press the OK-Button to activate.

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Manual programming

You can choose between two different timer types. "Record" to record the desired show or "Zap" to automatically switch to the service.

As repeat type you can choose between "once" and "repeated"

The repeat type "repeated" offers you the folloing options:

- daily

- weekly with choice of weekdaay

- Monday through Friday

- user defined

You can decide what should happen after the recording finishes by selecting the "After event" option. You can choose between "do nothing" to keep you Dreambox in the same state as before the recording or "Go to deep standby" to shutdown your Dreambox once the timer is done.

Set you desired option by pressing the Navigation-Buttons up/down and left/right and press the

green Options-Button to save the timer.

Programming via EPG

Press the green Options-Button to add a new timer.

Change into on of the EPG views as described in chapter 5.

By pressing the green Options-Button you have the option to automatically add the selected show with it’s start and end time as a timer.

All other options are the same as in the manually added timer.

Press the green Options-Button to save the timer. You will be taken to the “Timer Editor” menu.

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7.3.4 Timeshift

Once you started an instant recording you can fast-forward and rewind while recording as long as you have already recorded at least 1 minute long.

Press the yellow Options-Button to pause the screen (video and audio will pause). The recording will continue in the background. Press the yellow Options-Button again to resume watching.

This way you won’t have to miss anything ever again if you quickly have to catch a phone call. The Timeshift-Mode can be exited by pressing the TV-Button.

7.4 Watch a recording

You can see the control symbols for the PVR-Mode on you remote control below the Options-Buttons.

You will be asked if you want to quit the TimeshiftMode.

Use the Navigation-Buttons up and down to select. Press the OK-Button to activate.

Press the Video-Button to get to the selection of recordings.

Use the Navigation-Buttons up and down to select a recording. Press the OK-Button to start playing it.

During replay you can see the control symbols in the Infobar.

Press the Navigation-Buttons up and down or the Video-Button to get back to the list of recordings.

If you have previously watched the movie you will be asked to continue where you left off when you start watching it the next time. If you do not make a selection withing 10 seconds the window will disappear and the movie starts from the beginning.

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In PVR-Mode the Options-Buttons are mapped as described below:

Green

Options-Button

Keep in mind that you have to be in the PVR-Mode to use these options. You can check this by pressing the OK-Button. The Infobar will reveal and should show the depicted control symbols. If they are not shown you simply have to press the VIDEO-Button once again..

Red Options-Button = Rewind Green Options-Button = Play Yellow Options-Button = Pause Blue Options-Button = Forward TV-Button = Stop

The Infobar does not have to be visible to use the PVR-Mode.

Red

Options-Button

Blue

Options-Button

Yellow

Options-Button

The PVR-Mode can be exited by pressing the TVButton. You will be asked if you want to stop the

replay of the recording.

If you choose “Yes” you will be taken back to the last channel you were watching.

TV-Button

Fast-forward/skipping within a movie

Button 1: 30 sec. back Button 3: 30 sec. forward Button 4: 90 sec. back Button 6: 90 sec. forward Button 7: 270 sec. back Button 9: 270 sec. forward

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7.5 Delete a recording

Press the Video-Button to get to the selection of recordings.

Use the Navigation-Buttons up and down to select a recording. Press the Menu-Button.

Use the Navigation-Buttons up and down to select “Delete” and press the OK-Button.

You will be asked if you want to delete the recording. As a control feature the name of the recording is displayed as well.

Choose “Yes” and you will be taken back to the selection of recordings.

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8. Teletext

You are in the TV or Radio mode. Press the Text-Button to enter the teletext.

Keep in mind that not every station transmits teletext!

Teletext - regular navigation:

If you are viewing any teletext page you can enter the interactive mode by pressing the OK-Button. Use the Navigation-Buttons to select a text page number and press the OK-Button to call this page. You don’t need to type in a text page number in this mode, but it is still possible.

Press the EXIT-Button to exit.

Press the Mute-Button a couple of times to toggle between transparent-mode, invisible-mode and full mode. The alpha-mode shows the picture from the running program through the text pages. The invisible-mode shows the complete picture from the running program without exiting the teletext. The full-mode brings back the text page.

Press the Volume-up-Button to toggle between double high from the upper half, double high from the lower half and full view text page.

Press the Volume-down-Button to activate or deactivate the PIG-Mode (Picture in Graphics). Same view from Text page and Program picture. (best results are show on 16:9 TV’s during 4:3 transmission).

Teletext configuration menu: If the teletext page 100 is shown you can press the MENU-Button to enter the teletext configuration menu.

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You have the following options:

Teletext - Selection: Select the "Search" option and press the OK-Button to start searching for teletext information on other services without having to leave the service that you currently are watching. After the search is finished you can use the Navigation-Buttons left and right to select the teletext of another service without having to switch services. Press the OK-Button to select the desired teletext. This option is only available if more than one service on the current satellite transponder actually transmits teletext information. If this is not the case you cannot make a selection.

Screen format: Standard mode 16:9 = on/off Enabling this shows the TuxText in 16:9 Aspect Ratio. Press the OK-Button to enable or disable this option. The default setting is disabled.

Text/TV mode 16:9 = on/off Enabling this, switches the TV to 16:9 Aspect Ratio if the PIG-Mode is activated with the Volumedown-Button. Press the OK-Button to enable or disable this option. The default setting is disabled.

Note: On some older 4:3 TV’s these Modes may not work. If enabled, it could happen, that your TV switches away from the VCR or A/V socket. If you are using a 4:3 TV, we suggest not to enable these modes.

Brightness: Here you can adjust the brightness of your Teletext. Press the Navigation-Buttons left or right to adjust the brightness.

Transparency: Here you can adjust the transparency value of your Teletext. Press the Navigation-Buttons left or right to adjust the alpha value.

National characterset: automatic recognition = on/off The national codepage detection is used to display the teletextpages with the right letterset for your location. Press the OK-Button to enable or disable this option. The default setting is enabled. If disabled, use the Navigation-Buttons left or right, to choose your codepage.

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9. Picture-in-Picture mode (PiP)

The Dreambox has a so called PiP-Function. With PiP you can display a small TV picture ontop of the main big TV picture.

The main TV picture is now additionally displayed as a small PiP in the upper right corner of your screen and the last watched service is displayed in the main big TV picture. In PiP mode you will always hear the sound from the main TV picture. If you now switch services as you are used to the main TV picture will change, but the PiP stays.

By pressing the blue Options-Button you can choose between the following options:

1. Disable Picture in Picture: Choose the option to turn the PiP mode off. The little PiP will disappear and only the main TV picture is displayed on your screen.

2. Move Picture in Picture: Choose the option to move or resize the small PiP. You can move the position of the small PiP by using the Navigation-Buttons up/down and left/right. Use the Bouquet +/- Buttons to resize the small PiP. Press the Exit-Button to discard your changes or the OK-Button to save the settings and return to the current TV show.

3. Swap services: Choose the option to swap the main TV picture and the small PiP. The small PiP becomes the main TV picture and vice versa.

Press the blue Options-Button and select the "Activate Picture in Picture" option.

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10. Setup

10.1 Language

If no OSD menu is visible on your screen, press the Menu-Button to open the main OSD menu. Navigate to the option “Setup” and press the OK-Button to select

.

Navigate to the option “System” and press the OK- Button.

The “System” menu will open up.

Navigate to the option “Language…” and press the OK-Button.

The “Language” menu will open up.

Select your desired and language with the

Navigation-Buttons up and down. Press the OKButton to activate.

The Exit-Button will quit this menu.

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10.2 Customize

If no OSD menu is visible on your screen, press the Menu-Button to open the main OSD menu. Navigate to the option “Setup” and press the OK-Button to select

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Navigate to the option “System” and press the OK- Button.

The “System” menu will open up.

Navigate to the option “Customize…” and press the OK-Button.

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Recordings always have priority:

Margin before record (minutes):

Set the desired forerun in minutes for a recording.

Margin after record:

Set the desired lag in minutes for a recording.

Visualize positioner movement:

Multi bouquets:

Set this option to “Yes” if you want to use multiple bouquets.

Change bouquets in quickzap:

If this option is set to “Yes” your Dreambox will automatically switch to the service which is supposed to be recorded incase there is a conflict with an existing timer. If you set this option to “No” you will be asked if you want to switch to the service which is supposed to be recorded.

If you own a satellite dish with a positioner you can see a flashing symbol of a satellite dish on your screen if you set this option to “yes”.

If this option is set to “Yes” you will automatically be taken to the next bouquet while changing channels once you have reached the end of one bouquet.

Alternative radio mode:

Set this option to “Yes” if you want the handling in the Radio mode to be the same as in the TV mode.

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10.3 Setting the time zone

If no OSD menu is visible on your screen, press the Menu-Button to open the main OSD menu. Navigate to the option “Setup” and press the OK-Button to select

.

Navigate to the option “System” and press the OK- Button.

The “System” menu will open up.

Navigate to the option “Timezone…” and press the OK-Button.

The “Time zone” menu will open up.

Use the left/right-Buttons to select the desired time zone.

Press the green Options-Button to save the setting or the red Options-Button to discard them.

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10.4 A/V Settings

If no OSD menu is visible on your screen, press the Menu-Button to open the main OSD menu. Navigate to the option “Setup” and press the OK-Button to select.

Navigate to the option “System” and press the OK- Button.

The “System” menu will open up.

Navigate to the option “A/V Settings…” and press the OK-Button.

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Use the Navigation-Buttons left and right to change the values.

Color format: CVBS (FBAS), RGB (Red, Green, Blue separated), SVideo (Color- and Brightness signal separated)

Aspect ratio: 4:3 Letterbox (Standard), (16:9 programs will be displayed on 4:3 TV’s with black beams at top and bottom)

4:3 Panscan (16:9 programs will be zoomed to full high on 4:3 TV’s, parts of the picture on the left and right side will cut off)

16:9 (programs transmitted in 16:9 will be displayed automatically in 16:9, on 4:3 TV’s the picture will be reduced in height)

16:9 always (16:9 mode will be forced)

16:10 Letterbox and 16:10 Panscan (Choose these options if 4:3 and 16:9 result in a distorted view

on your screen.)

TV System: Choose the standard that your TV supports. PAL or NTSC.

WSS on 4:3: Check the checkbox to disable zooming on some 16:9 TV’s during 4:3 transmissions.

AC3 default: If a program is transmitted with an AC3 audio track (e.g. Dolby Digital), the Dreambox switches automatically to this audio track. The AC3 signal will only be available at the optical socket. The Dreambox has no built-in Dolby Digital Decoder, AC3 signals are not available on the analog socket, therefore you need an external Dolby Digital Amplifier to adjust the volume.

VCR Switch: If this function is enabled (standard) the signal from the VCR Scart is directly passed to the TV. Depending on the model the this is either enabled when you turn on the device or when you start a replay.

Press the green Options-Button to save the setting or the red Options-Button to discard them.

You are taken back to the “System“ menu.

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10.5 RF output

If no OSD menu is visible on your screen, press the Menu-Button to open the main OSD menu. Navigate to the option “Setup” and press the OK-Button to select.

Navigate to the option “System” and press the OK- Button.

The “System” menu will open up.

Navigate to the option “RF output” and press the OK- Button.

Connect a TV to the UHF-out using a coaxial cable.

Start a channel scan on your TV. The UHFModulator is set to channel 36.

If this channel conflicts with any other existing devices you can easily change it.

Use the Navigation-Buttons left and right to change the values.

Press the green Options-Button to save the setting or the red Options-Button to discard them.

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10.6 LCD Setup

If no OSD menu is visible on your screen, press the Menu-Button to open the main OSD menu. Navigate to the option “Setup” and press the OK-Button to select.

Navigate to the option “System” and press the OK- Button.

The “System” menu will open up.

Navigate to the option “LCD Setup…” and press the OK-Button.

Using the Navigation-Buttons left and right you can set the brightness and contrast of the LCD.

“Standby” set the brightness value for standby.

If “Invert” is set to “Yes” the polarity of the LCD will change.

All changes will take effect immediately.

Press the green Options-Button to save the setting

or the red Options-Button to discard them.

You are taken back to the “System“ menu.

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10.7 Network

If no OSD menu is visible on your screen, press the Menu-Button to open the main OSD menu. Navigate to the option “Setup” and press the OK-Button to select.

Navigate to the option “System” and press the OK- Button.

The “System” menu will open up.

Navigate to the option “Network…” and press the OK-Button.

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Use the Navigation-Buttons and the Numeric-Keypad to change the values.

Use DHCP:

If enabled your Dreambox will get its IP from a DHCP server. Disable this option to set a static IP address.

IP Address: Enter the IP address here.

Netmask: Enter the subnet mask (Usually 255.255.255.0).

Gateway:

Enter the router’s IP address here, if the Dreambox is connected to the Internet over a router.

Nameserver: Enter the DNS-Server’s IP address here. DNS is used to translate a Domain name to an IP address. Normally, if the Type is set to LAN, there is no need for a DNS entry. If the Dreambox is connected to the Internet over a router, enter the router’s IP address here.

Activate the network:

Press the OK-Button to save the setting and activate the network.

Attention:

If you are using a DHCP server in your LAN, configure the DHCP server so it does not assign the IP address used by the Dreambox. Otherwise an IP address collision is possible. Refer to the DHCP server’s manual about how to configure a DHCP address pool.

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10.8 Common Interface

If no OSD menu is visible on your screen, press the Menu-Button to open the main OSD menu. Navigate to the option “Setup” and press the OK-Button to select.

Reset: This options resets your CI-Module. This function is needed if you are experiencing trouble with one of your encrypted services.

Init: This option initializes an inserted Smartcard. It is recommended to inset the CI-Module with the Smartcard already in it.

No module found: No CI-Module is inserted into the slot. If you have inserted one the name and firmware version will show.

Navigate to this option and press the OK-Button to get to the extended options of the inserted CIModule. The option strongly depend on the type of module inserted and therefore will not be explained in detail.

Can decrypt multiple services: You can set if your CI-Module can decrypt multiple services or not. Please note that not every CIModule supports this feature. Check the instruction manual of your CI-Module for information about this feature. The “Auto” option only works with so called Alphacrypt Modules.

The Exit-Button will quit this menu.

Navigate to the option “Common Interface” and press the OK-Button.

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11. Service searching

11.1 DVB-S Tuner configuration

If no OSD menu is visible on your screen, press the Menu-Button to open the main OSD menu. Navigate to the option “Setup” and press the OK-Button to select

.

Navigate to the option “Service searching” and press the OK-Button.

The “Service searching” menu will open up.

Navigate to the option “Tuner configuration” and press the OK-Button.

Use the Navigation-Buttons up and down to select the “Socket A” (Tuner 1) and press the OK-Button.

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11.1.1 Single satellite – direct connection (DVB-S)

Use this type of configuration if you want to receive a single satellite with a Single Universal LNB. The coax cable is directly connected from you Dreambox to the LNB. Please read the section 11.1 DVB-S configuration to learn how to get into this menu.

The “Satconfig” menu will open up.

Use the up/down-Buttons to navigate to the “DiSEqC-Mode” option and use the left/right- Buttons to select “Single”.

Navigate to the option “Satellite”.

Use to the Navigation-Buttons left and right to select the desired satellite and press the OK-Button.

You are taken back to the “Select slot“ menu.

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11.1.2 Two satellites via Toneburst A/B (DVB-S)

Use this type of configuration if you want to receive two satellites from one LNB each. It does not matter if you use one or two dishes to achieve this.

Connect the two coax cables form the two LNBs to a so-called Toneburst switch and connect the coax cable from the Toneburst switch to your Dreambox. Please read the section 11.1 DVB-S configuration to learn how to get into this menu.

The “Satconfig” menu will open up.

Use the up/down-Buttons to navigate to the “DiSEqC-Mode” option and use the left/right- Buttons to select “Toneburst A/B”.

For Port A and Port B select the desired satellites just as described in the Single satellite – direct connection section.

Make sure you know which satellite is connected to which input on the Toneburst switch.

If you do not find any services in the transponder scan later, exchange the two satellites in this list and try again.

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11.1.3 Two satellites via DiSEqC A/B (DVB-S)

Use this type of configuration if you want to receive two satellites from one Twin Universal or Quad Universal LNB. It does not matter if you use one or two dishes to achieve this.

In this case the LNBs are connected to a so-called Multiswitch from which the signal is via coax cabled to the satellite receivers (Dreamboxes) in your household. Please read the section 11.1 DVB-S configuration to learn how to get into this menu.

The “Satconfig” menu will open up.

Use the up/down-Buttons to navigate to the “DiSEqC-Mode” option and use the left/right- Buttons to select “DiSEqC A/B”.

For Port A and Port B select the desired satellites just as described in the Single satellite – direct connection section.

Make sure you know which satellite is connected to which input on the Toneburst switch.

If you do not find any services in the transponder scan later, exchange the two satellites in this list and try again.

Press the OK-Button to save your settings.

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11.1.4 Four satellites via DiSEqC A/B/C/D (DVB-S)

Use this type of configuration if you want to receive four satellites from one Single Universal or Twin Universal LNB for four or eight parties. It does not matter if you use one or two dishes to achieve this.

In this case the LNBs are connected to a so-called Multiswitch from which the signal is via coax cabled to the satellite receivers (Dreamboxes) in your household. Please read the section 11.1 DVB-S configuration to learn how to get into this menu.

The “Satconfig” menu will open up.

Use the up/down-Buttons to navigate to the “DiSEqC-Mode” option and use the left/right- Buttons to select “DiSEqC A/B/C/D”.

For Ports A, B, C and D select the desired satellites just as described in the Single satellite – direct connection section.

Make sure you know which satellite is connected to which input on the Toneburst switch.

If you do not find any services in the transponder scan later, exchange the two satellites in this list and try again.

Press the OK-Button to save your settings.

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11.1.5 Stab Positioner using USALS (DVB-S)

Use this type of configuration if you want to receive many satellites with a Stab positioner from a Single Universal LNB. The coax cable is directly connected from you Dreambox to the LNB. Please read the section 11.1 DVB-S configuration to learn how to get into this menu.

The “Satconfig” menu will open up.

Use the up/down-Buttons to navigate to the “DiSEqC-Mode” option and use the left/right- Buttons to select “Positioner”.

This menu is meant for a Stab positioner. You only have to enter the geographical details of your residence.

At http://www.heavens-above.com coordinates of your residence.

The rest is done automatically by your Dreambox with build-in USALS.

USALS is a model for calculating the position of all satellites in orbit with a margin of error less than 0.1 degrees. USALS was developed by the Stab company. Everything is done automatically and does not require any technical know-how.

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11.1.6 Tuner 2 setup (DVB-S)

The same setup possibilities that applied for Tuner 1 also apply for Tuner 2. There are some additional configuration options.

Equal to socket A:

Use this setting if Tuner 2 should use the same settings as Tuner 1.

Loopthrough to socket A

Use this option if you connected the LNB1 out to the LNB2 in.

Nothing connected:

Use this option if no cable is attached to Tuner 2.

Secondary cable from motorized LNB:

Use this option if you are using a positioner with a Twin- or Quad LNB and have 2 cables from the LNB connected to the LNB1 and LNB2 in. Tuner 1 controls the positioner and using Tuner 2 you can continue watching TV on the same satellite while recording. All others are grayed out.

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11.2 DVB-C Tuner configuration

Please read the section 11.1 DVB-S configuration to learn how to get into this menu.

11.2.1 Tuner 2 setup (DVB-C)

The same setup possibilities apply if you are using a second DVB-C tuner in your Dreambox (see chapter 11.2 DVB-C Tuner configuration).

Use the Navigation-Buttons up and down to select the DVB-C Tuner and press the OK-Button.

The default setting for this option is “ALL (SR6900)“.

Use the Navigation-Buttons left/right to change this option to “ALL (SR6875)” if you cannot find any services during a service scan.

Press the OK-Taste to activate your selection.

You will be taken back to the “choose Slot” menu.

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11.3 DVB-T Tuner configuration

Please read the section 11.1 DVB-S configuration to learn how to get into this menu.

11.3.1 Tuner 2 setup (DVB-T)

The same setup possibilities apply if you are using a second DVB-T tuner in your Dreambox (see chapter 11.3 DVB-t Tuner configuration).

Use the Navigation-Buttons up and down to select the DVB-T Tuner and press the OK-Button.

Choose your region by pressing the Navigation- Buttons left/right.

If you have connected an active antenna and you want to run the antenna without it’s original power supply set the “Enable 5V for active antenna” option to “On”.

Press the OK-Button to save your settings.

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11.4 Automatic scan

If no OSD menu is visible on your screen, press the Menu-Button to open the main OSD menu. Navigate to the option “Setup” and press the OK-Button to select

.

Navigate to the option “Service searching” and press the OK-Button.

The “Service searching” menu will open up.

Navigate to the option “Automatic scan” and press the OK-Button.

The “Automatic scan” menu will open up.

Set the “Clear before scan” option to “Yes” if you want to delete all services before the scan starts. Otherwise leave the setting to “No”.

Use the Navigation-Buttons up/down to select a tuner and the Navigation-Buttons left/right to enable or disable the scan for the selected tuner.

Press the OK-Button to start the scan for all tuners which option is set to “Yes”.

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You can see the progress of the scan here.

The scan is done once you see this menu.

It shows how many channels were found during the scan.

Press the OK-Button to close this menu.

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11.5 Manual scan

If no OSD menu is visible on your screen, press the Menu-Button to open the main OSD menu. Navigate to the option “Setup” and press the OK-Button to select

.

Navigate to the option “Service searching” and press the OK-Button.

The “Service searching” menu will open up.

Navigate to the option “Manual scan” and press the OK-Button.

The “Service scan” menu will open up.

Use the Navigation-Buttons left/right to select the tuner on which you want to run the manual service scan.

All other options can be changed by using the Navigation-Buttons left/right and depend on the type of tuner that you want to run the scan on.

Press the OK-Button to start the manual scan.

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12. Systeminformation

12.1 Service

If no OSD menu is visible on your screen, press the Menu-Button to open the main OSD menu. Navigate to the option “Information” and press the OK-Button to select

.

The “Information” menu will open up.

Navigate to the option “Service” and press the OK- Button.

This window shows detailed technical information about the current service.

Press one of the four Options-Buttons to get the following information:

red = Serviceinfo green = PIDs yellow = Transponder blue = Tuner status

Press the OK-Button to close this menu.

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12.2 About (Hard- and Software)

If no OSD menu is visible on your screen, press the Menu-Button to open the main OSD menu. Navigate to the option “Information” and press the OK-Button to select

.

The “Information” menu will open up.

Navigate to the option “About…” and press the OK- Button.

This window shows all relevant information about the Hard- and Software of your Dreambox.

Press the OK-Button to close this menu.

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13. Troubleshooting

Problem

No audio, no video, LCD lit

Beamlike blackouts in the video

No reception on a channel that was working before

No reception of the channels: Sat1, Pro7, Kabel …

You cannot record anything anymore

Remote control is not working

Possible cause

Faulty wiring Check wiring and connections

Faulty LNB

Wrong Tuner setting Review settings (see 11.1

Dish aligned incorrectly

Heavy rain or snow

Dish aligned incorrectly

Dish is too small

An obstacle between dish and satellite (e.g. house or tree)

Dish aligned incorrectly or faulty

Channel is transmitted in a new slot

The transmission of the channel was terminated

Interference from a wireless DECT phone

Hard disk is full Delete no longer needed

Batteries are inserted incorrectly

Batteries are empty Insert new batteries

Exchange LNB

DVB-S configuration)

Realign dish

Remove snow from dish

Realign dish

Install larger dish

Reposition dish so it has a clear “view” towards the satellite

Check dish

Start service scan (see chapter

11)

Increase distance between the phone’s base station and the Dreambox or buy a coaxial cable with a higher shielding value

recordings Remove batteries and check

polarity

Solution

Wrong remote control mode (Dream-Mode, TV-Mode)

Software is not reacting

Dreambox does not react Dreambox is locked up Reboot Dreambox

Press Dream-Mode or TVMode button

Reboot Dreambox

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14. TV-Mode setup

A four digit device code is selected from the device list and entered into the remote control. The most recent device list can be found on our website.

SHIFT / SETUP-Button

Numeric-Keypad

14.1 Programming the remote control

- Press the TV-Mode-Button once.

- Press the SHIFT/Setup-Button for 3 seconds,

the TV-Mode-Button will flash twice.

- Use the Numeric-Keypad to enter the four digit device code into the remote control.

The TV-Mode-Button will flash once for every digit you enter. Once you have entered all four digit the TV-Mode-Button will flash twice.

- The remote control exits the programming mode automatically.

- If no code is entered within 10 seconds the remote control will exit the programming

mode automatically.

TV-Mode-Button

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14.2 Device list

A.R. Systems 0067 0382 Accent 0067 Admiral 0117 0123 0448 0243 0294 Adyson 0247 0246 Agashi 0246 Agazi 0294 AGB 0546 Agef 0117 Aiko 0246 0039 0067 0401 0065 0463 0102 0391 0221 0294 0247 Aim 0067 Akai 0391 0238 0401 0067 0463 0221 0065 0039 0102 0248 0193 0546 0586 0578 0510 0247 0661 0246 0294 Akiba 0248 0312 0485 0067 Akura 0248 0389 0312 0039 0442 0294 0067 Alba 0248 0265 0039 0448 0400 0385 0401 0067 0246 0277 0193 0517 0066 0698 0609 Alcyon 0106 Allorgan 0236 0324 0247 Allstar 0067 Amplivision 0247 0430 0350 0400 Amstrad 0039 0546 0294 0248 0401 0463 0442 0067 Anglo 0039 0294 Anitech 0039 0106 0294 0067 Ansonic 0400 0132 0039 0067 0404 0193 0353 0441 0289 0277 0042 0458 Apollo 0503 Arc en Ciel 0429 0531 0139 0226 0363 0228 Arcam 0246 0429 0247 Aristona 0067 0586 0042 Arthur Martin 0193 0430 ASA 0135 0376 0100 0134 0117 Asberg 0067 0106 Asora 0039 Asuka 0248 0294 0246 0312 0247 Atlantic 0067 0246 0236 0289 0350 Atori 0039 Auchan 0193 0430 Audiosonic 0067 0139 0247 0400 0367 0294 0248 0458 Audioton 0247 0400 0294 Ausind 0106 Autovox 0117 0236 0267 0106 0379 0247 0277 0366 Awa 0041 0066 0039 0187 0404 0442 0067 Ayomi 0268 Baird 0139 0373 0102 0247 0238 Barco 0410 0193 Basic Line 0248 0039 0404 0067 0597 0193 0312 Bastide 0247 Baur 0333 0225 0542 0067 0221 0391 0379 0535 0040 Bazin 0247 Beko 0400 0067 Beon 0067 0448 Best 0367 0400 Bestar 0067 0400 0404 Binatone 0247

Deitron 0067 Denko 0294 Desmet 0350 0067 Diamant 0067 Digiline 0067 Dixi 0039 0067 0277 0247

Black Star 0277 Blacktron 0312 Blackway 0312 Blaupunkt 0221 0225 0230 0243 0357 0358 0348 Blue Sky 0248 0312 0485 0067 0517 0698 Blue Star 0312 Bondstec 0277 Boots 0247 BPL 0312 0067 Brandt 0531 0139 0429 0235 0267 0363 0226 0228 0317 0365 Brinkmann 0448 0067 0549 Brionvega 0067 0117 Britannia 0246 0247 Brother 0294 Bruns 0117 BSR 0193 0324 BTC 0248 Bush 0248 0265 0193 0379 0039 0066 0312 0067 0385 0401 0404 0549 0294 0391 0517 0238 0324 0247 0698 Capsonic 0294 Carad 0640 0067 Carena 0485 0067 Carrefour 0066 0100 Cascade 0039 0067 Cathay 0067 CCE 0067 Centurion 0067 Century 0117 0243 0277 0268 CGE 0104 0114 0336 0106 0277 0193 0448 0400 Cimline 0039 0265 0248 City 0039 Clarivox 0448 0100 Clatronic 0248 0294 0400 0401 0247 0106 0277 0067 0039 0132 0350 0609 Clayton 0415 CMS Hightec 0247 Concorde 0039 Condor 0246 0277 0312 0350 0067 0400 0039 0132 0441 0448 Contec 0246 0039 0187 0041 0066 Continental Edison 0531 0139 0267 0226 0228 0429 0363 0235 0317 0517 Cosmel 0039 0367 Crezar 0243 Crosley 0117 0277 0104 0114 0106 0193 0243 Crown 0039 0400 0106 0067 0389 0609 0448 0238 0517 CS Electronics 0277 0246 0248 CTC 0277 Cybertron 0248 Daewoo 0039 0067 0246 0404 0248 0247 Dainichi 0248 0246 Dansai 0067 0294 0065 0246 Dansette 0442 Dantax 0400 Datsura 0238 Dawa 0067 Daytron 0039 0404 0067 Decca 0102 0546 0067 0247 General Technic 0039 Genexxa 0248 0067 0442 Germanvox 0243 Goldhand 0246 Goldline 0367 GoldStar 0067 0400 0039 0247 0277 0246

0193 0391

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Domland 0424 Drean 0067 DTS 0039 Dual 0379 0247 0373 0289 0366 0549 0067 0382 0424 0429 0333 Dumont 0117 0134 0132 0243 0247 0100 0102 Dux 0067 0042 Dynatron 0067 Elbe 0465 0268 0289 0400 0193 0067 0248 0221 0441 0640 Elcit 0117 0277 0546 0132 0193 Elekta 0294 0312 Elin 0246 0067 0135 0134 0578 0391 0379 0193 0039 Elite 0248 0067 Elman 0132 Elta 0039 0294 Emerson 0243 0117 0277 0067 0401 0100 0312 0350 Emperor 0312 Erres 0067 0042 Etron 0067 0039 0193 Euro-Feel 0294 Europa 0067 Europhon 0067 0546 0132 0243 0247 0277 0193 Expert 0236 0430 0289 0193 Exquisit 0067 0277 Fenner 0404 0039 Ferguson 0317 0365 0268 0139 0590 0655 Fidelity 0246 0401 0193 0294 0067 Filsai 0247 Finlandia 0238 0376 0389 0578 0391 Finlux 0135 0134 0067 0376 0247 0102 0193 0106 0546 0100 0117 0132 0441 0661 0522 Firstline 0324 0351 0246 0067 0404 0415 0277 0039 0193 0132 0247 0441 0379 0561 0268 0102 0265 0698 0238 Fisher 0134 0247 0066 0238 0400 0585

0117 0187 0391 0193 0333 0379 0102 Flint 0067 0485 0102 0248 FNR 0132 Formenti 0117 0243 0246 0350 0193 0106 Fortress 0123 0117 Fraba 0400 0067 Friac 0039 0067 0132 Frontech 0277 0294 0379 0247 0039 Fujitsu 0236 0102 0132 0247 0193 Fujitsu General 0039 Funai 0294 0324 Galaxi 0132 0067 Galaxis 0400 0448 0067 0132 GBC 0243 0193 0039 0404 0248 GE 0590 0139 0317 0365 0373 Geant Casino 0193 0430 GEC 0102 0193 0391 0235 0546 0067 0247 0379 Geloso 0243 0277 0039 0193 0404 General 0139 0317 0501 IInterfunk 0067 0042 0117 0542 0357 0193 391 0400 0531 0139 Internal 0067 Intervision 0312 0247 0485 0067 0401 0549 400 0424 0517 0248 0132 193 0294 0277 Irradio 039 0067 0248 0277 0106 Isukai 248 0067 0312 ITC 247 ITS 067 0401 0248 0312 0294 0246 ITT 193 0510 0379 0391 0503 0578 597 0376 0238 ITV 294 0067 0277

Goodmans 0066 0102 0067 0039 0294 0546

0404 0517 0401 0586 0373

0265 0065 0510 0590 0247 0365 Gorenje 0400 GPM 0248 Gradiente 0067 0083 Graetz 0391 Granada 0067 0430 0256 0389 0042 0102

0138 0238 0247 0106 0066 0546 0503 0365 0590 Grandin 0312 0248 0430 0067 0039 0350 0193 0485 0609 0640 Gronic 0247 0132 Grundig 0225 0221 0517 0100 0106 0235

0267 0067 0586 Halifax 0294 0246 0247 Hampton 0246 0247 Hanimex 0324 Hanseatic 0067 0312 0379 0193 0391 0424

0243 0350 0458 0400 0039 0324 0247 0549 Hantarex 0039 0243 0067 0132 Hantor 0067 Harwood 0039 0442 0067 HCM 0294 0039 0312 0442 0247 0248

0448 0067 Hema 0247 0039 Hemmermann 379 Hifivox 0531 0139 0226 0429 Hikona 0248 HiLine 0294 0067 Hinari 0238 0066 0067 0248 0039 0193 385 0473 0517 0265 0324 Hisawa 0312 0248 0430 0485 Hit 117 Hitachi 0255 0066 0379 0503 0193 0373

0226 0228 0247 0336 0224 0546 0102 0067 0135 0586 0180 0578 Hitsu 039 0485 0248 Hornyphone 0067 0042 Hoshai 0248 0485 Huanyu 0404 0246 Hygashi 0247 0246 Hyper 0039 0246 0247 0277 Hypersonic 0391 Hypson 0067 0294 0247 0312 0485 0430 268 Iberia 067 ICE 294 0247 0067 0401 0248 0246 039 Ices 248 0246 Imperial 0067 0277 0400 0448 0193 0561 104 0114 0106 0379 0226 Indesit 267 0243 Indiana 0067 Ingelen 0517 0640 Inno Hit 0039 0102 0067 0248 0247 0106 546 0277 Innovation 0549 Interactive 0441 Interbuy 0039 0294 0277 Matsui 0265 0039 0385 0041 0102 0066 067 0586 0517 0247 0324 401 0463 0473 0609 0485 379 0546 0065 0193 0238 225 0221 0365 Mediator 0067 0586 0042 Medion 0067 0698 0549 Megas 0640 Melvox 0430 Memorex 0039 Memphis 0367 0102 0039 0415 Mercury 0067 0039 Metz 0117 0225 0243 0221 0397

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Jea 066 JEC 065 JVC 0683 0083 0066 0401 0248 Kaisui 0248 0312 0067 0246 0485 0247 039 Kamp 0246 Kapsch 0236 0193 0391 0289 0134 Karcher 0067 0400 0312 0132 0640 0294 KB Aristocrat 0193 Kendo 0265 0277 0132 0067 0458 0400 441 0640 Kennedy 0236 0243 0193 0465 Kingsley 0246 Kneissel 0465 0289 0400 0268 0067 0441 640 Kolster 0067 Konka 0248 0401 0067 Kontakt 0517 Korpel 0067 Korting 0117 0400 0350 Kosmos 0067 Kotron 0442 0294 Kraking 0268 Kyoshu 0294 0442 Kyoto 0415 0193 Lemair 0441 Lenco 0039 0134 0193 0067 Lenoir 0039 Lesa 277 Leyco 0294 0102 0067 0324 0609 LG 067 0400 0039 0247 0277 0246 193 0391 Liesenkotter 0067 0357 0358 Lifetec 0039 0294 0549 0067 0404 0248 698 Lloyd’s 0039 Loewe 0542 0067 0117 0400 Logik 0041 0401 Logix 0698 Luma 0236 0067 0193 0289 0441 0404 039 Lumatron 0236 0067 0193 0289 0391 0247 0294 Lux May 0067 0039 Luxor 0224 0267 0510 0522 0379 0391 238 0578 0193 0376 Madison 0067 Magnadyne 0117 0277 0546 0132 0193 Magnafon 0546 0243 0106 0132 0246 Mandor 0294 Manesth 0067 0265 0247 0294 0350 0065 324 Manhattan 0067 Marantz 0067 Marelli 0117 Mark 0067 0247 0246 0404 0039 Masuda 0248 Osume 0187 0102 0066 0248 Otto Versand 0040 0535 0066 0123 0542 0067

0586 0225 0379 0221 0391

0265 0139 0243 0324 0256 0277 0333 0350 0247 Pael 0246 Palladium 0400 0067 0221 0535 0040 0230

0448 0586 0277 0357 0379 0117 0193 0243 0247 0441 0685 Palsonic 0294 0442 0067 Panama 0039 0247 0294 0246 0067 0277 Panasonic 0256 0680 0280 0244 0243 0391

0267 0397 0546 0067 0193 0578 Panavision 0067 0441 Pathe Cinema 0193 0268 0246 0430 0350 0379 Pathe Marconi 0235 0243 0531 0139 0226 0228 0363 0429 0267

Micromaxx 0067 0698 Minerva 0517 0225 0100 0106 0221 0267 Minoka 0442 0067 0389 Mitsubishi 0138 0180 0542 0067 0117 0066 267 Mivar 0400 0106 0246 Monaco 0039 Motion 0106 MTC 0400 0379 0542 Multistandard 0132 Multitec 0067 0698 Multitech 0247 0379 0039 0246 0277 0132 400 0067 Murphy 0134 0246 0102 0193 NAD 0391 Naiko 0067 Nakimura 0404 0067 National 0267 0244 0256 NEC 0066 0350 0485 0039 0404 0247 0067 Neckermann 0067 0221 0400 0535 0040 0230

0586 0193 0357 0448 0379

0117 0243 0277 0247 0441 NEI 0067 0367 0401 Nesco 0277 Network 0367 Neufunk 0067 0039 0586 0640 New Tech 0067 0039 0586 0373 0247 New World 0248 Nicamagic 0246 Nikkai 0102 0248 0067 0247 0294 0065 0367 0246 0039 0066 Noblex 0067 0294 Nobliko 0132 0106 0100 0246 Nogamatic 0429 0531 0139 0226 Nokia 0391 0193 0510 0379 0578 0522

0389 0503 0238 0404 0661 0376 Nordmende 0139 0531 0317 0429 0226 0373

0228 0243 0605 0590 0225 0067 0365 Novatronic 0067 0135 Oceanic 0597 0193 0430 0391 0324 0238 Okano 0400 0067 0294 0102 Omega 0294 Onwa 0401 0248 0463 Opera 0067 Orbit 0067 Orion 0265 0324 0350 0385 0041 0067

0039 0351 0132 0473 0586 0685 0294 0442 Orline 0067 0248 Ormond 0415 0698 Osaki 0102 0248 0247 0294 0067 0442 0404 Osio 0067 Oso 0248 Reflex 0067 Revox 0067 0400 Rex 0236 0441 0277 0193 0289 RFT 0117 0400 0458 0102 0294 Roadstar 0039 0294 0248 0448 Robotron 0117 Royal Lux 0400 0442 Saba 0317 0243 0117 0429 0193 0139 0531 0546 0373 0391 0528 0226 0228 0365 0235 0655 0578 Sagem 0485 0640 0312 Saisho 0265 0546 0039 0041 0247 0193 0294 Salora 0224 0379 0193 0389 0391 0546 0578 Sambers 0243 0546 0106 0132 Samsung 0067 0586 0617 0039 0247 0400 0294 0246 0102 0238

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Pausa 0039 Perdio 0102 0350 0193 0067 Perfekt 0067 Pershin 0430 Philco 0117 0114 0104 0448 0106 0243

0277 0193 0400 0067 Philharmonic 0247 Philips 0586 0067 0042 0353 0221 0117 0373

Phoenix 0067 0117 0350 0400 0415 0246 0193 0102 Phonola 0067 0586 0042 0117 0246 Pioneer 0067 0458 0400 0373 0391 0139 Pionier 0400 Plantron 0067 0294 0039 Playsonic 0247 Poppy 0039 Portland 0404 Prandoni-Prince 0277 0546 0391 0243 0106 Precision 0247 Prima 0039 0294 Prinz 0102 0379 0224 Profex 0039 0193 Proline 0351 0102 0067 0042 0655 Prosonic 0067 0244 0246 0400 0404 0609 0401 Protech 0067 0247 0039 0277 0379 0132 0294 0448 0367 0698 Provision 0067 Pye 0067 0586 0042 0117 Pymi 0039 Quadra Vision 0430 Quasar 0277 Quelle 0067 0040 0041 0531 0139 0542

0379 0221 0391 0066 0247 0277 0104 0114 0357 0336 0100 0134 0135 0187 0225 0230 0243 0294 0698 Questa 0066 R-Line 0067 Radialva 0139 0248 0193 0067 Radiola 0067 0586 0042 0353 Radiomarelli 0117 0546 0277 0067 RadioShack 0067 Radiotone 0039 0067 0458 0400 0609 0448 0294 0442 Rank 0100 RCA 0590 0655 0365 Recor 0067 Rediffusion 0391 0578 0066 Redstar 0067 Starlite 0039 0193 0067 0294 Stenway 0312 0248 Stern 0236 0289 0193 Strato 0067 0294 0039 Sunkai 0324 0385 0351 0485 0248 0265 0067 0517 Sunstar 0401 0067 0039 Sunwood 0067 0039 Superla 0546 0246 Supertech 0039 0067 0246 0586 Supra 0404 0039 Susumu 0365 Sutron 0039 Swissline 0277 Sydney 0246 0247 Sytong 0246 Tandberg 0397 0441 0139 0367 0226 0391 Tandy 0248 0102 0247 0277 0123 Tashiko 0066 0247 0246 0389 0193 Tatung 0102 0546 0247 0067 0041 Teac 0067 0542 0485 0294 0039 0442 0379 TEC 0247 0039 0277 0501 0365 0367 0289

Sandra 0246 0247 Sanela 0268 Sansui 0067 0401 Sanyo 0238 0187 0066 0041 0400 0102 0246 0247 0134 0243 0039 0193 0067 0585 Save 0067 SBR 0067 0586 0042 Schaub Lorenz 0379 0578

Schneider 0067 0586 0042 0333 0379 0549

0424 0382 0366 0289 0353

0373 0247 0277 0401 0248 0391 0193 0698 SEG 0247 0294 0039 0277 0066 0132 0193 0067 0246 0698 0517 SEI 0117 0132 0040 0193 0546 0379 0243 0324 0236 0067 Seleco 0236 0289 0193 0441 Sencora 0039 Sentra 0065 0248 0039 Serino 0485 0640 Sharp 1223 0123 0187 0066 0324 0683

0083 Shorai 0324 Siam 0067 Siarem 0193 0117 0132 0243 Siemens 0221 0230 0225 0243 0357 0358 0187 0067 Sierra 0067 0586 0042 Siesta 0400 Silva 0246 0067 Silver 0066 0391 Singer 0117 0132 0277 0430 0465 0039 Sinudyne 0117 0265 0132 0243 0324 0193

0391 0546 0379 0040 0236 0067 Sogera 0350 Solavox 0391 0102 0193 0578 Sonitron 0238 0400 0247 Sonneclair 0067 Sonoko 0067 0039 0294 0312 0247 Sonolor 0238 0597 0193 0430 0535 0040

0578 Sontec 0067 0400 0324 Sony 1535 1040 1681 0535 0040 0041 0030 0066 0132 0681 0104 Sound & Vision 0132 0248 0404 Soundwave 0067 0350 0448 Ssangyong 0039 Standard 0248 0039 0247 0350 0067 0404

Unic Line 0067 0503 United 0067 Universum 0376 0135 0225 0503 0391 0277

0522 0510 0400 0230 0448 0041 0542 0324 0066 0187 0100 0193 0294 0134 0067 0441 0104 0336 0243 0357

0358 0040 0535 0106 0379 0247 0531 0139 0367 0661 0698 Univox 0367 0117 0067 0193 0268 Vestel 0067 0193 0247 Vexa 0039 0067 Videologique 0246 0248 0247 VideoSystem 0067 Videotechnic 0246 0350 0247 Videoton 0193 Vidikron 0132 Viper 0367 Visiola 0246 Vision 0067 0350 Vistar 0236 0391 Vortec 0067 Voxson 0117 0106 0067 0448

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Tech Line 0067 0698 Technema 0350 Technisat 0685 Tedelex 0247 Teleavia 0139 0531 0317 0226 0429 0235

0363 0520 Telecor 0067 0193 0248 0247 0289 0424 Telefunken 0139 0531 0528 0501 0429 0317

0104 0114 0131 0365 0292

0336 0373 0226 0067 0655 Telefusion 0067 Telegazi 0067 0193 0289 0248 0294 Telemeister 0350 0067 Telesonic 0067 Telestar 0067 Teletech 0039 0277 0367 0067 0698 Teleton 0247 0236 0193 0379 0289 0066 Televideon 0350 0193 0246 Televiso 0430 Temco 0324 Tempest 0039 Tensai 0134 0248 0067 0247 0324 0350

0039 0135 0404 0401 0277 Tenson 0350 0039 Tevion 0549 0067 Texet 0247 0404 0039 Thomson 0317 0429 0139 0531 0363 0501

0365 0226 0228 0235 0267 0373 0067 0520 0590 0655

Thorn 0268 0104 0114 0067 0134 0365

0542 0389 0404 0065 Tokai 0102 0067 0367 0193 0247 0404 0039 Tokyo 0246 0065 Tomashi 0312 0248 Toshiba 0065 0538 0273 0066 0100 0132 0247 Towada 0379 0132 0247 Trans Continens 0247 0067 Trident 0546 0247 Tristar 0248 Triumph 0546 0376 0586 0067 0273 Uher 0106 0067 0236 0350 0333 0404

0448 0400 0289 Ultravox 0117 0132 0404 0277 0246 0193 0243 0067

Waltham 0247 0448 0317 0415 0067 Watson 0067 0350 0193 0248 0243 0609

0549 0424 0039 0698 Watt Radio 0243 0132 0379 0193 0246 Wega 0243 0066 0117 0067 Wegavox 0039 Weltblick 0067 0350 White Westinghouse 0350 0246 0067 0367 Winco 0442 Windstar 0312 Xrypton 0067 Yamishi 0312 0485 0248 0067 0247 Yokan 0067 Yoko 0247 0067 0248 0294 0039 0400 0246 Yorx 0248 Zanussi 0236 0247

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15. Technical data

- 300 MHz MIPS Processor

- Linux open source (most parts under GPL)

- DVB Common-Interface Slot

- 2 x Smartcard-Reader

- Integrated Compact Flash Reader (Slot inside the front panel)

- 10/100 Mbit Ethernet Interface

- USB 1.1 Port

- Serial V.24/RS232 port

- Graphical LC-Display

- 128 MByte DDR RAM, 32 MByte Flash

- Integrated IDE UDMA66 connector

- HDD support for all current disk sizes

- Plug&Play TWIN Tuner support, Picture-in-Picture Mode (PiP)

- Changing channels in less than a second

- EPG-support (electronic program guide)

- Built-in Teletext

- Support for multiple LNB-Changeover (DiSEqC)

- Skinable OSD in many languages

- SPDI/F optical AC-3 port

- 2 x Scart-Connector, RF Modulator, Video Cinch out

- Analog Modem upgrade available

Additional info:

DVB/S-Tuner (pluggable):

Frequency Range 950 - 2150 MHz Signal Level - 65 dBm - 25 dBm Signal-to-Noise Level 12 dB max. DBS-Tuner Input Connector F-Type female Input Impedance 75 Ohm AFC +/- 3 MHz Demodulation Shaped QPSK Symbolrate 2 - 45 Mbaud/s, SCPC / MCPC Inner FEC: Rates:1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8 (DVB specification) Demultiplexing according to ISO 13818-1

DVB/C-Tuner (pluggable):

Input/Loop through Connector IEC 169-24, Female Frequency Range 50 - 870 MHz Signal Level Input -20 - 25dBm Demodulation QAM Constellation 16, 32, 64, 128 and 256 QAM Input Symbol Rate 7.252 Msps max.

DVB/T-Tuner (pluggable):

Input/Loop through Connector: IEC 169-24, Female/Male Frequency Range: VHF(174 ~ 230MHz), UHF(470 ~ 862MHz) Signal Level Input: -78 - 20dBm Aerial supply: 5V, max. 100mA Demodulation: OFDM Carrier Mode: 2k and 8k hierarchical/non-hierarchical Constellation: QPSK, 16 and 64 QAM Guard Interval: 1/4, 1/8, 1/16 and 1/32

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Common-Interface:

Common-Interface Power Consumption max. 0,3A/5V

Video decoder: Video Compression MPEG-2 and MPEG-1 compatible Video Standard PAL G/ 25 Hz Video Formats 4:3 / 16:9 Footage 16:9, automatic assimilation for 16:9 TV-Device (over Scart) Letterbox percolating for 4:3 TV-Device

Audio decoder: Audio compression MPEG-1 & MPEG-2 Layer I and II Audio Mode Dual (main/sub), Stereo Frequency: 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 16 kHz, 22.05 kHz, 24 kHz

Output analog:

Output Level L/R 0,5 Vss on 600 Ohm THD > 60 dB (1 kHz) Crosstalk < -65 dB

Output digital:

Output Level 0,5 Vss on 75 Ohm Sampled Data Filtering 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz S/PDIF-Output optical (AC3)

Video parameter:

Input Level FBAS 1 Vss +/- 0.3 dB on 75 Ohm Teletext filter in conformity with ETS 300 472 Standard

TV-Scart:

Output: FBAS,RGB,S-VHS over OSD selectable

VCR-Scart:

Input: FBAS,RGB,S-VHS Output: FBAS

Serial Interface RS 232:

Typ RS232 bidirectional Bitrate 115,2 kBit/s max. Plug Connector SUB-D-9 Function Update of Firmware and Preprogramming

Ethernet:

100 Mbit compatible, bi-directional interface Function Update of Firmware and Preprogramming

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USB:

USB 1.1 connector

UDMA66 IDE Interface:

Internal HDD connector Compact Flash - Reader

LNB power and polarization per tuner:

LNB Current 500mA max. ; short-circuit-proof LNB Voltage vertical < 14V without load, > 11,5V at 400mA LNB Voltage horizontal < 20V without load, > 17,3V at 400mA LNB shut-off at Standby-Mode

Count of active satellite position:

DiSEqC 1.0/1.1/1.2 SAT POSITION / SAT OPTION DiSEqC - Rotor Control

Power consumption: ca. 60 W (in Use / 400mA LNB current) ca. 6 W (Deep-Standby-Mode)

Input voltage: 110/230V / 50/60 Hz AC +/- 15%

Physical specification:

Ambient Temperature +15°C...+35°C Humidity < 80% Size (W x D x H): 374 mm x 230 mm x 75 mm Weight: 2,2 kg without HDD

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16. Contact & support information

Headquarter & Distribution:

Dream-Multimedia Sales and distribution through Visoduck Discount GmbH Pierbusch 24-26 44536 Lünen Germany

Dealer’s Hotline:

(Dealers only) Tel.: +49 (0)180 - 368 43 98 - 000 (0,09€/min.) Fax: +49 (0)180 - 368 43 98 - 001 (0,09€/min.)

You can reach the dealer’s hotline from : Mo - Fr. 09:00 am - 12:00 pm and 01:00 pm - 03:00 pm

Technical Hotline:

Tel.: +49 (0)180 - 368 43 99 - 777 (0,09€/min.) Fax: +49 (0)180 - 368 43 99 - 778 (0,09€/min.)

You can reach the technical hotline from: Mo - Fr. 09:00 am - 12:00 pm and 01:00 pm - 03:00 pm

Dealers & Pricing:

E-Mail: info@dream-multimedia-tv.de

Technical Support:

E-Mail: support@dream-multimedia-tv.de

Website:

Weblink: http://www.dream-multimedia-tv.de

Support Forum:

Weblink: http://www.dream-multimedia-tv.de/board

Software Support (actual images):

Weblink DM 7025: http://www.dm7025.de

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17. Copyright notes

This product contains files that are distributed under different licenses, especially a Open

Source License, the GNU General Public License. You can find details about this

License on the next three pages. Additional notes about the source code and patches under

The GPL license can be found on the internet under this link:

http://www.dream-multimedia-tv.de/deutsch/downloads.php

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17.1 GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE

Version 2, June 1991

Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed.

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18. Menu overview

Media Player

Timer

VCR Scart

Service

About

Main menu

Information

Tuner configuration

Manual scan

Games / Plugins

Service seraching

Automatic scan

Setup

Language

Timezone

RF output

LCD Setup

System

Standby / Reboot

Common Interface

Customize

A/V Settings

Harddisk

Network

Mitsubishi DM 7025 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Table of contents

1. Before initial operation of the receiver

1.1 Safety instructions

1.2 Packaging contents

1.3 Views

1.3.1 Explanation Front Panel

1.3.2 Explanation rear panel

1.4 Remote control

2. Installation

2.1 Turning the device on

3. Start wizard

3.1 Language selection

3.2 Tuner setup

3.3 Service scan

4. Basic operation

4.1 Turning your Dreambox on and off

4.2 Service selection

4.3 Changing channel using the service list

4.4 Controlling the volume

4.5 Changing the audio track

4.6 Sub Services

4.7 TV/Radio switching

4.8 Teletext

4.9 Infobar

5. Electronic Program Guide - EPG

5.1 Single-EPG

5.2 Multi-EPG

5.2.1 Time/Date Input

6. Edit the channellist

6.1 Adding a bouquet

6.2 Add a service to favourites

6.3 Adding multiple services to a bouquet

6.4 Remove a service from favourites

6.5 Moving a service to favourites

6.6 Adding a marker to favourites

7. Hard disk operation

7.1 Mounting guidelines

7.2 Management

7.3 Recording

7.3.1 Instant recording

7.3.2 Stop recording

7.3.3 Recording by timer

7.3.4 Timeshift

7.4 Watch a recording

7.5 Delete a recording

8. Teletext

9. Picture-in-Picture mode (PiP)

10. Setup

10.1 Language

10.2 Customize

10.3 Setting the time zone

10.4 A/V Settings

10.5 RF output

10.6 LCD Setup

10.7 Network

10.8 Common Interface

11. Service searching

11.1 DVB-S Tuner configuration

11.1.1 Single satellite – direct connection (DVB-S)

11.1.2 Two satellites via Toneburst A/B (DVB-S)

11.1.3 Two satellites via DiSEqC A/B (DVB-S)

11.1.4 Four satellites via DiSEqC A/B/C/D (DVB-S)

11.1.5 Stab Positioner using USALS (DVB-S)

11.1.6 Tuner 2 setup (DVB-S)

11.2 DVB-C Tuner configuration

11.2.1 Tuner 2 setup (DVB-C)

11.3 DVB-T Tuner configuration

11.3.1 Tuner 2 setup (DVB-T)

11.4 Automatic scan

11.5 Manual scan

12. Systeminformation

12.1 Service

12.2 About (Hard- and Software)

13. Troubleshooting

14. TV-Mode setup

14.1 Programming the remote control