Orbit XTRA DIGITAL-XD300 User Manual
DIGITAL
SATELLITE
RECEIVER
USER
MANUAL
XTRA DIGITAL-XD 300
RECEPTEUR
NUMERIQUE
LIVRET
UTILISATEUR
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Be sure to point the remote control unit directly towards the Set Top Box.
Touche / Key Function
Standby
TV
Zap list
GUIDE
Guide
MENU
Menu
PPV
Pay Per view
Up
Down
Left
Right
OK
Confirm
Pilot
Mail
Mosaic
Subtitles
Information
Last channel
Mute
orange Color function key
yellow Color function key
red Color function key
green Color function key
blue Color function key
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Next program
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Previous program
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CONGRATULATIONS!
This new generation of Set Top Box gives you access to new digital services and makes it
easy for you and your family to choose the best entertainment in the world of Digital TV and
radio.
Once you have connected your Set Top Box and adjusted it according to your preference,
you can enjoy all the services.
You can update your Set Top Box through the satellite stream as new functions and services
become available.
ORBIT Set Top Box operates a policy of continuous development. Therefore we
reserve the right to make changes and improvements to any of the products described
in this manual without any prior notice.
The EMC Directive 89/336/EEC is applied to this product.
DiSEqC is a trademark of EUTELSAT.
SAGEM is a registred trademark of SAGEM SA.
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ENGLISH CONTENTS
1. GENERAL INFORMATION ..................................................................................................... 2
1-1 Safety..................................................................................................................... ............ 2
1-2 Packing list ......................................................................................................................... 2
1-3 Connection to the mains supply ......................................................................................... 2
1-4 Glossary ............................................................................................................................. 2
2. GENERAL DESCRIPTION ...................................................................................................... 3
2-1 Front panel description ...................................................................................................... 3
2-2 Rear panel connectors .......................................................................................................3
2-3 Remote Control Unit .......................................................................................................... 3
2-3-1 Battery installation .................................................................................................... 3
3. CONNECTIONS ...................................................................................................................... 4
3-1 Introduction ........................................................................................................................ 4
3-2 Connection to TV set with Scart cord and VCR with RCA cord .......................................... 4
3-3 Connection to TV set and VCR without Scart cord............................................................. 4
3-4 Connection to TV set and VCR with Scart cord ................................................................. 4
3-5 Connection to analog satellite receiver .............................................................................. 5
3-6 Connection to Hi-Fi amplifier (optional) .............................................................................. 5
3-6-1 Outputs ..................................................................................................................... 5
3-6-2 Digital audio output optical connector ....................................................................... 5
3-7 Modem ............................................................................................................................... 5
3-8 RS232 serial port ............................................................................................................... 5
3-9 USB interface ..................................................................................................................... 5
4. SET TOP BOX INSTALLATION.............................................................................................. 6
4-1 Main Menu ......................................................................................................................... 6
4-2 Installation Setup ............................................................................................................... 6
4-2-1 Auto configuration ..................................................................................................... 6
4-2-2 Manual configuration ................................................................................................ 6
4-2-3 Technical parameters................................................................................................ 7
4-2-4 Auto Update.............................................................................................................. 7
4-3 Satellite Signal ................................................................................................................... 7
4-4 List of Services........................................................................................................... ........ 8
4-4-1 Favourite................................................................................................................... 8
4-4-2 Lock/Unlock .............................................................................................................. 8
4-5 Options .............................................................................................................................. 8
4-5-1 Preferred audio language selection .......................................................................... 8
4-5-2 Preferred subtitle language selection........................................................................ 8
4-5-3 TV screen width selection ......................................................................................... 8
4-5-4 Channel Info selection .............................................................................................. 8
4-5-5 Set PIN code ............................................................................................................ 9
4-5-6 Parental guidance ..................................................................................................... 9
4-5-7 TV signal................................................................................................................... 9
4-5-8 TV audio ................................................................................................................... 9
4-5-9 VCR signal ................................................................................................................9
4-5-10 VCR audio .............................................................................................................. 9
4-6 Personalised Scheduler ..................................................................................................... 9
4-7 Messages .......................................................................................................................... 9
5. USING YOUR SET TOP BOX ............................................................................................... 10
5-1 Changing Channels ......................................................................................................... 10
5-2 Locked channels .............................................................................................................. 10
5-3 Parental guidance ............................................................................................................ 10
5-4 Region Blackout ................................................................................................................11
5-5 Audio volume Adjustment ................................................................................................. 11
5-5-1 Muting the sound .....................................................................................................11
5-5-2 Volume level ............................................................................................................ 11
5-6 Setting audio and subtitles ................................................................................................11
5-7 Reception signal level strength ......................................................................................... 11
5-8 Front panel display............................................................................................................ 11
5-9 Front panel keys ............................................................................................................... 11
5-10 Remote control keys used by the Set Top Box application.............................................. 11
5-10-1 Menu...................................................................................................................... 11
5-10-2 Standby ................................................................................................................ 12
5-10-3 Accessing interactive applications ........................................................................ 12
5-11 Phone numbers to contact for further information .......................................................... 12
6. CHANNEL LIST..................................................................................................................... 13
6-1 Channel lists .................................................................................................................... 13
6-2 Favourite channel list ....................................................................................................... 13
6-3 All channel list .................................................................................................................. 13
6-4 Error screen ..................................................................................................................... 13
6-5 TV pilot ............................................................................................................................. 13
6-5-1 Main screen ............................................................................................................ 13
6-5-2 Info screen .............................................................................................................. 14
6-5-3 Remote control key functions ................................................................................. 14
6-6 Channel guide .................................................................................................................. 14
6-6-1 Main screen ............................................................................................................ 14
6-6-2 Info screens ............................................................................................................ 15
6-6-3 Future programs screen ......................................................................................... 15
6-6-4 Accessing current event ......................................................................................... 15
6-6-5 Setting future programs for Viewing / Recording .................................................... 15
6-6-6 Entering PIN code................................................................................................... 15
7. TROUBLESHOOTING .......................................................................................................... 16
8. OUTLINE SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................ 17
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ENGLISH 1. GENERAL INFORMATION
1. General information
1-1 SAFETY
In order to keep the high technological performance of your Set Top Box, it should be:
• located in an indoor place to protect it from lightning, rain and direct sunlight,
• located in a dry and well-ventilated place,
• protected from damp,
• installed in a way to avoid violent shocks,
• plugged directly into the mains, the use of an extension cord is not recommended,
• without anything on top to permit ventilation.
Be careful
• Contact with a liquid would lead to deterioration of your Set Top Box, which could cause failure.
Never open your Set Top Box; in case of technical problems contact qualified service personnel.
• Like any electronic device, the Set Top Box contains fragile components. It should thus be
installed in a place where it is unlikely to fall down and should be out of reach of children.
• The case of the Set Top Box can be cleaned with a soft and dry cloth. Do not use any type of
abrasive pad, scouring powder nor solvents, such as alcohol or turpentine, as they could damage
the surface of the case.
• The Set Top Box must be disconnected from the mains supply (from wall socket or rear panel)
before any modification of connection between TV, the VCR or the antenna. Take care to provide
free access to mains plug and socket.
• Do not forget to put the batteries inside the remote control unit.
1-2 PACKING LIST
Your Set Top Box is delivered with the following accessories:
• a remote control unit (1),
• 2 batteries (R6-AA) for the remote control unit (2),
• a scart to RCA cord for connection to the TV set or VCR (3),
• a 3 RCA to RCA cord for connection to the VCR or TV set (4),
• a power cord (5),
• a modem RJ11-RJ11 cord (6),
• this user manual (7).
1
2
3
4
5
6
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1-3 CONNECTION TO THE MAINS SUPPLY
The Set Top Box must be connected by the power cord to a 110V to 220V wall socket. Turn on the mains
power on the wall.
1-4 GLOSSARY
BER Bit Error Rate
CA Conditional Access
DiSEqC Digital Satellite Equipment Control
DVB Digital Video Broadcasting
EPG Electronic Program Guide
FTA Free To Air
LNB Low Noise Block converter
LO Local Oscillator
MPEG Motion Pictures Experts Group
MVM Mediahighway Virtual Machine
NIT Network Information Table
OSD On-Screen Display
PIN Personal Identification Number
PPV Pay Per View
Favourite channel
Locked channel
Event programmed for viewing or recording
Parental guidance
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ENGLISH 2. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
2. General description
2-1 FRONT PANEL DESCRIPTION
GreenDoor Red
s
Xtra digital-XD 300
Stand-by and switch on key.
Program changing key.
Red LED(*) Stand-by mode.
Green LED Reception of commands from remote control.
4 digit front panel display
Card slot Two card slots are present for future use.
(*) Not used.
B
C
A
LMIH
JNO
KGEDCBA F
CAUTION
RISKOFELECTRICALSHOCK
DONOTOPEN
98-264V~ 50-60Hz
35W MAX
POWERSUPPLY
TELEPHONE
LINE
SLAVE
MASTER
VIDEO
TVSCART
AUDIO
L
R
RS232USB
VCRSCART
TV
ANTENNA
MODULATOR
400mA 13/18V
BISIN/OUT
LNBIN
LNBOUT
!
DIGITAL
AUDIO
A - 110 volts to 220 volts 50-60Hz power supply socket (**)
B - USB Master connector (*)
C - USB Slave connector (*)
D - Serial data port (*)
E - Modem connector (*)
F - Digital audio output connector (*)
G - Terrestrial antenna input (*)
H - RF output for TV or VCR (*)
I - Composite video output (*)
J - Hi-Fi audio, right channel (*)
K - Hi-Fi audio, left channel (*)
L - Scart socket for connection to the VCR (*)
M - Scart socket for connection to the TV set (*)
N - LNB input (*)
O - LNB output (*)
(*) : Security electric low voltage TRT3 as specified in standard EN60065
(**) : Excessive voltage as specified in standard EN60065
2-3 REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
2-3-1 Battery installation
The remote control unit requires two R6-AA batteries for operation.
The diagram inside the battery compartment will show you how to insert the batteries.
Remote control description: see internal cover of this manual.
2-2 REAR PANEL CONNECTORS
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ENGLISH 3. CONNECTIONS
3. Connections
3-1 INTRODUCTION
There are several ways of connecting the Set Top Box to your audio/TV system. Some of the methods
enable you to listen to music in stereo sound with CD quality.
Please contact your local supplier for assistance in setting up an audio/video configuration that will be
best suited to your requirements.
Warning:
Disconnect the Set Top Box from the mains before connecting or disconnecting any device to it.
3-2 CONNECTION TO TV SET WITH SCART CORD AND VCR WITH RCA CORD
Connect your satellite antenna when the Set Top Box is unplugged from the mains supply.
The Set Top Box connects directly to your TV by a Scart connector. Connect the supplied Scart to RCA
cord between TV Scart connector of the Set Top box and the RCA inputs of the TV set:
• audio R = red,
• audio L = white,
• composite video = yellow.
Then connect the Set Top Box with the supplied RCA to RCA cord to the VCR. Please use the same
color coded connector for identification of audio and video.
CAUTION
RISKOFELECTRICALSHOCK
DONOTOPEN
98-264V~ 50-60Hz
35W MAX
POWERSUPPLY
TELEPHONE
LINE
SLAVE
MASTER
VIDEO
TVSCART
AUDIO
L
R
RS232USB
VCRSCART
TV
ANTENNA
MODULATOR
400mA 13/18V
BISIN/OUT
LNBIN
LNBOUT
!
DIGITAL
AUDIO
(not supplied)
VIDEO
3-3 CONNECTION TO TV SET AND VCR WITHOUT SCART CORD
Connect your satellite antenna when the Set Top Box is unplugged.
Please note that the RF cables are not supplied for that configuration.
The modulator configuration is: PAL B/G, channel62.
CAUTION
RISKOFELECTRICALSHOCK
DONOTOPEN
98-264V~ 50-60Hz
35W MAX
POWERSUPPLY
TELEPHONE
LINE
SLAVE
MASTER
VIDEO
TVSCART
AUDIO
L
R
RS232USB
VCRSCART
TV
ANTENNA
MODULATOR
400mA 13/18V
BISIN/OUT
LNBIN
LNBOUT
!
DIGITAL
AUDIO
RF in
VIDEO
RF out
RF in
Terrestrial
antenna
3-4 CONNECTION TO TV SET AND VCR WITH SCART CORD
Connect your satellite antenna when the Set Top Box is unplugged from the mains supply.
CAUTION
RISKOFELECTRICALSHOCK
DONOTOPEN
98-264V~ 50-60Hz
35W MAX
POWERSUPPLY
TELEPHONE
LINE
SLAVE
MASTER
VIDEO
TVSCART
AUDIO
L
R
RS232USB
VCRSCART
TV
ANTENNA
MODULATOR
400mA 13/18V
BISIN/OUT
LNBIN
LNBOUT
!
DIGITAL
AUDIO
(not supplied)
(not supplied)
VIDEO
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ENGLISH 3. CONNECTIONS
3-5 CONNECTION TO ANALOG SATELLITE RECEIVER
Connect your satellite antenna when the Set Top Box is unplugged from the mains supply.
You can continue to receive analog satellite programs from the satellite by connecting the LNB output
of your Set Top Box to the input of your analog satellite receiver. The analog satellite receiver will work
correctly when your Set Top Box is in standby mode.
CAUTION
RISKOFELECTRICALSHOCK
DONOTOPEN
98-264V~ 50-60Hz
35W MAX
POWERSUPPLY
TELEPHONE
LINE
SLAVE
MASTER
VIDEO
TVSCART
AUDIO
L
R
RS232USB
VCRSCART
TV
ANTENNA
MODULATOR
400mA 13/18V
BISIN/OUT
LNBIN
LNBOUT
!
DIGITAL
AUDIO
(not supplied)
Analog Satellite
Receiver
3-6 CONNECTION TO HI-FI AMPLIFIER (OPTIONAL)
Modem
RS232
Serial port
Hi-Fi amplifier
CAUTION
RISKOFELECTRICALSHOCK
DONOTOPEN
98-264V~ 50-60Hz
35W MAX
POWERSUPPLY
TELEPHONE
LINE
SLAVE
MASTER
VIDEO
TVSCART
AUDIO
L
R
RS232USB
VCRSCART
TV
ANTENNA
MODULATOR
400mA 13/18V
BISIN/OUT
LNBIN
LNBOUT
!
DIGITAL
AUDIO
USB
interfaces
Optical
output
3-6-1 Outputs
CAUTION
RISKOFELECTRICALSHOCK
DONOTOPEN
98-264V~ 50-60Hz
35W MAX
POWERSUPPLY
TELEPHONE
LINE
SLAVE
MASTER
VIDEO
TVSCART
AUDIO
L
R
RS232USB
VCRSCART
TV
ANTENNA
MODULATOR
400mA 13/18V
BISIN/OUT
LNBIN
LNBOUT
!
DIGITAL
AUDIO
HiFi Amplifier
You can connect your Set Top Box to your Hi-Fi amplifier to obtain better listening quality comparable
to that of CD audio.
Volume adjustment is possible directly from your Set Top Box volume control.
Please note that you can use the RCA-RCA cord to do this connection by using only white and red tagged
connectors.
3-6-2 Digital audio output optical connector
CAUTION
RISKOFELECTRICALSHOCK
DONOTOPEN
98-264V~ 50-60Hz
35W MAX
POWERSUPPLY
TELEPHONE
LINE
SLAVE
MASTER
VIDEO
TVSCART
AUDIO
L
R
RS232USB
VCRSCART
TV
ANTENNA
MODULATOR
400mA 13/18V
BISIN/OUT
LNBIN
LNBOUT
!
DIGITAL
AUDIO
HiFi Amplifier
Remove the dust protection cap from the optical digital audio output connector and connect the cable
firmly so that the cable and the connector match.
Keep the dust protection cap. To protect against dust, always reattach the cap when not using the link.
3-7 MODEM
CAUTION
RISKOFELECTRICALSHOCK
DONOTOPEN
98-264V~ 50-60Hz
35W MAX
POWERSUPPLY
TELEPHONE
LINE
SLAVE
MASTER
VIDEO
TVSCART
AUDIO
L
R
RS232USB
VCRSCART
TV
ANTENNA
MODULATOR
400mA 13/18V
BISIN/OUT
LNBIN
LNBOUT
!
DIGITAL
AUDIO
Telephone line
Your Set Top Box can be connected to your telephone line.
Your telephone is connected directly in piggy-back mode to the cable.
This connection will provide you access to ORBIT services.
3-8 RS232 SERIAL PORT
This interface is not used at the moment.
3-9 USB INTERFACE
This interface is used to connect peripheral systems.
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Welcometo the world of
ORBIT
Continue
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Installationsetup1
Satellitesignal2
MENU
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Installationsetup1
Satellitesignal2
Options4
Listof services3
Personalisedscheduler5
Messages6
MENU
Exit
Esc
Select
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Autoconfiguration1
Manualconfiguration2
Autoupdate4
Technicalparameters3
INSTALLATIONSETUP
SelectokMenu
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Thesystem has been
configuredto ORBIT's default
settings
AUTOCONFIGURATION
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No.of services found: 103
DOWNLOAD LISTOF SERVICES
Downloading...
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INSTALLATIONSETUP
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PINEntry
EnterPIN
++++
Cancel
Esc
Confirm
ok
Press OK to scan; the list of channels is stored in memory.
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Country1
LNBPowering2
Basefrequency4
Polarisation3
Coderate5
Symbolrate6
Jordan
Off
Vertical
11.920GHz
7/8
27.5Mbauds
LNBUniversal7
LOFrequency8
No
10700
MANUALCONFIGURATION
Menu
M
The unit can be set up in several ways. Press 1 through 6 to
change corresponding parameter or press and to
select the field.
Press
MENU
to return to the main menu screen. Any changes made
will be saved.
4-2-2-1 Country (1)
This option sets the country where the Set Top Box is used.
The list of available countries is :
ALGERIA, BAHRAIN, CHAD, CYPRUS, DJIBOUTI, EGYPT, IRAQ, IRAN, JORDAN, KUWAIT,
LEBANON, LIBYA, MAURITANIA, MOROCCO, OMAN, PALESTINE, QATAR, SAUDI ARABIA,
SOMALIA, SUDAN, SYRIA, TUNISIA, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES, YEMEN.
This country list is not restrictive.
4. Set Top Box installation
4-1 MAIN MENU
The first time the Set Top Box is turned on, this is called the INITIAL
STATE.
The setup menu is automatically launched and the following startup screen appears.
Press OK to go to the main menu screen.
In the INITIAL STATE, only two selections of the main menu are
available:
1. INSTALLATION SETUP
2. SATELLITE SIGNAL.
All others are not shown, therefore not accessible.
Once the Set Top Box is correctly installed, there are six selections
in the main menu.
In the main menu, press
ESC
to return to the normal TV mode or
select any of the other options with your navigation keys and press
OK
to validate your choice.
4-2-1 Auto configuration
MAIN MENU
Ê INSTALLATION SETUP
Ê AUTOCONFIGURATION
Press
MENU
to return to the main menu screen.
The default technical parameters values are loaded, except for LO
frequency.
During the INITIAL STATE, the list of channel download is not
possible. It must be done by the menu satellite signal.
4-2-2 Manual configuration
MAIN MENU
Ê INSTALLATION SETUP
Ê MANUAL CONFIGURATION
Enter PIN code and confirm with OK.
The default PIN number is 0000.
4-2 INSTALLATION SETUP
MAIN MENU
Ê INSTALLATION SETUP
Press
MENU
to return to the main menu.
Press 1, 2, 3 or 4 to go directly to the specific submenu,
or press and to select one of these four submenus,
then press OK to go to the selected field.
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Polarisation2
Basefrequency4
LOfrequency3
Coderate5
Symbolrate6
Off
Horizontal
09.750GHz
11.400GHz
3/4
27.5Mbauds
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MANUALCONFIGURATION
Menu
M
ERROR
Invalidvalue entered
Thedefault value has been restored
Note:The valid range is between
10000and 13000
Exit
Esc
4-2-2-2 LNB powering (2)
This selection sets the LNB power to ON or OFF. The following can be selected using and .
4-2-2-3 Polarity (3)
This selection sets the polarity to HORIZONTAL or VERTICAL. The following can be selected using
and .
4-2-2-4 Base frequency (4)
This selection sets the base frequency by entering a value
between 10000 and 13000.
If an incorrect entry is made, the following menu is displayed:
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TECHNICALPARAMETERS
Country1
LNBpowering2
LOfrequency4
Polarisation3
Basefrequency5
Coderate6
:Jordan
:On
:Vertical
:10.600 GHz
:11.920 GHz
:7/8
Symbolrate7 :27.5
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4-2-4 Auto Update
MAIN MENU
Ê INSTALLATION SETUP
Ê AUTO UPDATE
Before starting the auto update, the following screen is displayed.
During auto update and flash memory writing process, the remote control and front panel keys are
disabled.
At the first step of the auto update, the following message is displayed on the front panel:
During auto update animation message is displayed on the front panel.
The auto update is completed when the following message is displayed on the front panel:
Then please wait until set top box restarts automatically.
If error occurs this message is displayed on the front panel, in this case contact Orbit service:
4-3 SATELLITE SIGNAL
MAIN MENU
Ê SATELLITE SIGNAL
Press
MENU
to return to the main menu.
The list of service download is possible if BER indicator is equal
to0.
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Autoconfiguration1
Manualconfiguration2
Autoupdate4
Technicalparameters3
INSTALLATIONSETUP
SelectokMenu
M
Autoupdate
Toupdate the system, please
pressOK to begin download
Cancel
Esc
Confirm
ok
Press OK to perform the list of service download.
Press
MENU
to cancel downloading.
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0 100
77
(AGC)
0(BER)Marginal
Good
Poor
SATELLITESIGNAL
DownloadokMenu
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4-2-2-5 Code rate (5)
The code rate can be set from the following choices: 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8 or Auto.
4-2-2-6 Symbol rate (6)
The symbol rate can be set from the following choices: 22, 27, 27.5 or 30.
4-2-3 Technical parameters
MAIN MENU
Ê INSTALLATION SETUP
Ê TECHNICAL PARAMETERS
Press
MENU
to return to the main menu screen.
Press to go to the next page.
Press
MENU
to return to the main menu screen.
Press to go to the previous page.
This set of information is useful for technical troubleshooting for the
operator.
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No.of services found: 103
DOWNLOAD LISTOF SERVICES
Downloading...
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ENGLISH 4. SET TOP BOX INSTALLATION
When downloading is finished without problem, the following
screen is displayed:
Press and to scroll through the list of channels.
Press to see the next page (eight channels).
Press to see the previous page.
Press OK to watch the TV channel.
4-4 LIST OF SERVICES
MAIN MENU
Ê LIST OF SERVICE
Press OK to lock or unlock a channel. A lock icon is displayed
for a locked channel.
Press Green button to set or unset a channel to be a favourite
channel. In this case a icon shows that the channel is part of the
favourite list.
Press and to scroll through the list of channels.
Press and to jump to the previous page of eight channels.
Press 0 to 9 to select the channel number.
4-4-1 Favourite
The first time you enter this menu, the PIN code is asked if it was
not asked before during Lock/Unlock.
Press the green button to enable or disable favourite channel.
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ORBIT22
ORBIT44
ORBIT77
ORBIT33
ORBIT55
ORBIT66
ORBIT88
LISTOF SERVICES
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4-5 OPTIONS
MAIN MENU
Ê OPTIONS
Press the green button to go to the second page.
Press the green button to go to the first page.
Press
MENU
to return to the main menu.
The Set Top Box can be set up in several ways. Press 0 to
6
to select the corresponding parameter or press and
to select the field.
4-5-1 Preferred audio language selection
(option 1 - page 1)
The following audio language, if available, can be selected using
and :
• ARABIC
• ENGLISH
• FRENCH
4-5-2 Preferred subtitle language selection
(option 2 - page 1)
The following subtitle language, if available, can be selected using and :
• ARABIC
• ENGLISH
• FRENCH
• OFF
4-5-3 TV screen width selection
(option 3 - page 1)
When using a scart to scart cable from TV set to Set Top Box; then:
• set to Normal (4/3) if you have a regular TV set,
• set to Wide (16/9) if you have wide screen TV set.
With this function, the Set Top Box will automatically drive the video format on your TV set.
4-5-4 Channel Info selection
(option 4 - page 1)
The channel info can be displayed or not using and :
• ON - in this case the zapping banner is displayed
• OFF - in this case the zapping banner is not displayed
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ORBIT22
ORBIT44
ORBIT77
ORBIT33
ORBIT55
ORBIT66
ORBIT88
LISTOF SERVICES
Lock/UnlockokMenu
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Favourite
Inter
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FTA72521
FTA73522
FTA75524
FTA78527
FTA74523
FTA76525
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FTA79528
LISTOF SERVICES
Lock/UnlockokMenu
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Favourite
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522
524
527
523
525
526
528
LISTOF SERVICES
Lock/UnlockokMenu
M
Favourite
FTA72
FTA73
FTA75
FTA78
FTA74
FTA76
FTA77
FTA79
SetPIN
EnterPIN
++++
Cancel
Esc
Confirm
ok
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Preferredaudio language1
Preferredsubtitle language2
Channelinfo4
English
Arabic
Screenwidth3 Normal
On
Setpin5
Setmaturity rating6
1
OPTIONS
NextPage Menu
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TVsignal1
TVaudio2
VCRaudio4
Composite
Stereo
VCRsignal3PAL
Stereo
OPTIONS
PreviousPage Menu
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4-4-2 Lock/Unlock
The first time you enter this menu, the PIN code is asked if it was
not asked before during Favourite/Not Favourite.
Press OK to validate lock/unlock change.
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ENGLISH 4. SET TOP BOX INSTALLATION
4-5-5 Set PIN code
(option 5 - page 1)
Press
MENU
to return to the options menu.
Enter the current PIN code and press OK.
The same screen is displayed with the title Please enter new PIN.
Enter the new PIN code and press OK.
The same screen is displayed with the title Please confirm new PIN
code.
Enter the new PIN code and press OK.
The following screen shows the case of a first try with incorrect PIN
code.
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Preferredaudio language1
Preferredsubtitle language2
Channelinfo4
English
English
Screenwidth3 Normal
On
Setpin5
Setmaturity rating6
A
OPTIONS
Menu
M
Select
ok
Next
SetPIN
Pleaseenter current PIN
++++
Cancel
Esc
Confirm
ok
Inter
active
Preferredaudio language1
Preferredsubtitle language2
Channelinfo4
English
English
Screenwidth3 Normal
On
Setpin5
Setmaturity rating6
A
OPTIONS
Menu
M
Select
ok
Next
SetPIN
Pleaseenter the current PIN
Incorrectentry!
Tryagain
++++
Cancel
Esc
Confirm
ok
If the PIN code is successfully changed the following is displayed:
Inter
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Preferredaudio language1
Preferredsubtitle language2
Channelinfo4
English
English
Screenwidth3 Normal
On
Setpin5
Setmaturity rating6
A
OPTIONS
Menu
M
Select
ok
Next
SetPIN
Attention! Please remember
PINfor later use
Confirm
ok
Inter
active
Preferredaudio language1
Preferredsubtitle language2
Channelinfo4
English
English
Screenwidth3 Normal
On
Setpin5
Setmaturity rating6
1
OPTIONS
Menu
M
Select
ok
Next
Setmaturity rating
Pleaseselect maturity rating
toview programmes
Exit
Esc
Select
ok
1
X
4-5-6 Parental guidance
(option 6 - page 1)
Press
MENU
to return to the option menu and save the parental
guidance. If the user selects X for the movies viewable only by an
adult person the PIN code will be asked.
4-5-7 TV signal
(option 1 - page 2)
One of the following video signal formats can be selected using
and :
• COMPOSITE for composite video output,
• RGB for Red/Green/Blue output.
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free2
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PERSONALISED SCHEDULER
Menu
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4-7 MESSAGES
MAIN MENU
Ê MESSAGES
Press navigation arrows , , and to choose the
mail to display.
Press
MENU
to return to the main menu.
10 messages may be saved. If there are 10 messages, and a new
message is received then the oldest one is deleted.
4-5-8 TV audio
(option 2 - page 2)
One of the following audio types can be selected using and :
• STEREO: stereophonic output audio,
• MONO: monophonic output audio.
4-5-9 VCR signal
(option 3 - page 2)
One of the following video signal formats can be selected using and :
• PAL: regular composite PAL video output,
• SVHS: SVHS video output.
4-5-10 VCR audio
(option 4 - page 2)
One of the following audio types can be selected using and :
• STEREO: stereophonic output audio,
• MONO: monophonic output audio.
4-6 PERSONALISED SCHEDULER
MAIN MENU
Ê PERSONALISED SCHEDULER
(information menu only)
This screen shows programs tagged for VCR recording previously
selected and set through the channel guide.
Press
MENU
to return to the main menu.
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Installationsetup1
Satellitesignal2
Options4
Listof services3
Personalisedscheduler5
Messages6
MENU
SelectokExit
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MESSAGES 1/10
05/04/2001TEST 0002
05/04/2001TEST 0002
05/04/2001TEST 0002
Helloevery body
Back
Esc
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ENGLISH 5. USING YOUR SET TOP BOX
5-1 CHANGING CHANNELS
While watching a TV channel:
• Press P+ and P- to change the channel, in the same order as the assigned number. When a
channel is displayed on the screen, the on-screen display banner appears for a few seconds,
according to set up in the main menu.
• Press the numeric keypad to enter the channel number directly. The number with 1 to 3 digits is
taken into account only after 1 second without pressing any key. As it is entered, the channel
number appears on the right of the screen.
There is no confirmation procedure. As soon as either the channel number or three digits are entered,
the appropriate channel appears.
A banner appears for about 5 seconds. It shows the channel name
with its attributes, the current event being broadcast and its start
and end time.
If the number entered does not correspond to an existing channel,
the following on-screen display appears, and the previous channel
remains displayed (for example, if channel 75 does not exist).
4 Orbit3 18:28
ORBIT3 filter 5 17:00- 19:00
75
Nochannel at thisnumber
141 CLIMBING TS
This channel is not includedin your subscription.
Please contact ORBIT.
5. Using your set top box
If the number entered is for a channel with a particular service (like
PPV), and the Set Top Box does not have the corresponding rights,
then the following on-screen display appears.
2 ORBIT2 Channel locked
Unlock
ok
2 ORBIT2
Enter PIN
++++
Cancel
Esc
Confirm
ok
2 ORBIT2
Wrong PIN entered
Try again
ok
2AT2
Parental guidance forprog ram exceeded
Toenter PIN
ok
5-2 LOCKED CHANNELS
If the user selects a locked channel, the following warning message is displayed.
The channel cannot be viewed without the PIN code. The picture
displayed on the television is the last channel viewed.
Press OK to access the code entry menu. Use the standard
procedure to change the channel.
The on-screen display code entry menu appears as follows.
Press
ESC
to cancel the current procedure and to return to the
previous on-screen display.
Use the number buttons to enter the code, and and to make
changes. For confidentiality reasons, the code is not visible on the
screen but, instead, asterisks (*) are displayed.
Press OK to confirm the entry.
If the code is correct, the current program is accessible and
viewed.
If the entry is not correct, the following message is displayed.
Press OK to return to previous entry menu and try another PIN
code.
5-3 PARENTAL GUIDANCE
If user selects a channel and the parental guidance rating for that
program is exceeded, the following on-screen display appears, on
the top of the screen, with a warning message.
The channel cannot be viewed without the PIN code. The picture
displayed on the television is the last channel viewed.
Press OK to access the code entry menu. Use the standard
procedure to change the channel.
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