Pansat 9500HDX User Manual

ⓒ 2011 by Panarex Electronics

User’s Guide

HD Satellite Receiver

Pansat 9500HDX

Panarex Electronics

Sun Valley, California, U.S.A.

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CONTENTS

1 - GETTING STARTED ........................................................................................................................................................................ 4

1.1 Introduction ......................................................................................................................................................................... 4

1.2 Caution .......................................................................................................................................................................... 4

1.3 What’s inside the box .......................................................................................................................................................... 4

2 - Controls and Displays ...................................................................................................................................................................... 5

Remote Control ................................................................................................................................................................................. 5

Front Panel ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 6

Rear Panel ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 6

3 - OPERATION .................................................................................................................................................................................... 7

3.1 Initial Setup ......................................................................................................................................................................... 7

3.2 Installation ........................................................................................................................................................................... 7

3.2.1 Antenna Connection (Compatible with Two Tuner Model) ............................................................................................. 7

3.2.2 Satellite List and Antenna Setup .................................................................................................................................... 7

3.2.3 Single Satellite Search ................................................................................................................................................... 8

3.2.4 Multi Satellite Search ..................................................................................................................................................... 9

3.2.5 TP List and Search ......................................................................................................................................................... 9

3.3 Edit Channel ........................................................................................................................................................................ 9

3.3.1 TV Channel List .............................................................................................................................................................. 9

3.3.2 Radio Channel List ....................................................................................................................................................... 10

3.3.3 Delete Channel ............................................................................................................................................................ 10

3.4 System Setup .................................................................................................................................................................... 10

3.4.1 Language ..................................................................................................................................................................... 10

3.4.2 TV System .................................................................................................................................................................... 10

3.4.3 Display Settings ........................................................................................................................................................... 11

3.4.4 Local Time Setting ........................................................................................................................................................ 11

3.4.5 Timer Setting ................................................................................................................................................................ 11

3.4.6 Parental Lock ............................................................................................................................................................... 11

3.4.7 OSD Setting ................................................................................................................................................................. 12

3.4.8 Favorite ........................................................................................................................................................................ 12

3.4.9 Others .......................................................................................................................................................................... 12

3.5 Tools .................................................................................................................................................................................. 12

3.5.1 Information ................................................................................................................................................................... 12

3.5.2 Factory Setting ............................................................................................................................................................. 12

3.5.3 Upgrade via RS232 (Receiver to Receiver) ................................................................................................................. 12

3.5.4 Upgrade via USB ......................................................................................................................................................... 12

3.6 Game ................................................................................................................................................................................ 13

3.7 HDD(PVR) ......................................................................................................................................................................... 13

3.7.1 Record Manager .......................................................................................................................................................... 13

3.7.2 Storage Information ...................................................................................................................................................... 13

3.7.3 PVR Setting .................................................................................................................................................................. 13

3.7.4 Media Player ................................................................................................................................................................ 13

3.8 PVR ................................................................................................................................................................................... 15

3.8.1 Recording ..................................................................................................................................................................... 15

3.8.2 Record File List ............................................................................................................................................................ 15

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3.8.3

 Timeshift ....................................................................................................................................................................... 15

3.8.4 Jump ............................................................................................................................................................................ 15

3.9 Channel List ...................................................................................................................................................................... 16

3.10 Program Guide (EPG) ....................................................................................................................................................... 16

3.11 Audio Change ................................................................................................................................................................... 16

3.12 Favorite Channels ............................................................................................................................................................. 16

3.13 Video Mode ............................................................................................................................................................................. 16

4 – SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................................................................................................................ 17

5 – TROUBLESHOOTING .................................................................................................................................................................. 18

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1 - GETTING STARTED

1.1 Introduction

The Pansat 9500HDX allows you to record HD digital satellite programming and enjoy it whenever you choose. You

can enjoy the vivid picture and lifelike sound of any of the digital broadcasting channels.

This manual will show you how to setup and operate the Pansat 9500HDX. You will find the operation of the Pansat

9500HDX to be simple and easy to handle. Any problems not addressed in this manual should be handles by

qualified personnel.

1.2 Caution

 Do not attempt to open the cover. There is risk of malfunction or electric shock.

 When you are not using the product for extended periods of time, please unplug the unit from the outlet.

 Do not use damaged power cords. There is danger of fire or electric shock if damaged power cords are used.

 Do not install the unit on the following places:

o in direct sunlight
o in damp or wet areas
o in extremely cold or hot areas
o in very dusty areas
o in places that have hot fumes or oils
o in areas of high vibration or movement
o near open liquids

 Do not cover the product or place heavy items on top of the product

 Keep area around the unit clear for proper ventilation

 Do not connect/disconnect any cables while the power cable is plugged in

 Avoid using sprays or liquid materials around the unit. Caution should be used to ensure foreign

objects/materials do not enter the unit.

 A means to disconnect the power cable should be easily accessible.

1.3 What’s inside the box

Please confirm that the following items are enclosed in the box when you open it:

 1- Remote Control

 2- AAA Batteries

 A/V Cable (SCART to RCA)

NOTE: If any of the items are missing, please contact the vendor where this product was purchased.

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2 - Controls and Displays

Remote Control

key Function

Power on/off

Mute

PAUSE Holds the picture or releases the pause

INFO Shows channel information

AUDIO Selects audio mode, Selects audio language

LAST Returns to previous channel

MENU Enter/Exit main menu screen

EXIT Move to previous menu

Page down

Page up

FIND Find Channel

EPG Shows program information

FAV Enter/Exit favorites menu

SAT Enter programmed satellite list

SIG Check signal quality

TIME Shows current Time , Set time

Fast rewind playback

Fast forward playback

Plays recorded program

Stop recording or playing

Slow rewind

Slow forward

Pause the playback

Starts recording

HDD Enter Hard Disk Recording menu

PVRi PVR Information

ZOOM Zoom Screen

SLEEP Sleep timer

TTX Teletext Function

SUBT Subtitle Function

V.MODE Show/Modify video out resolution

OK Shows Channel list. Confirm selection

TV/RADIO Toggles between TV and Radio operation

Change the value of a selected line,
Volume up/down

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Front Panel

No Name Fuction

1 CH DOWN Moves down in menus, Changes channel down
2 POWER Switches the unit between standy and on
3 CH UP Moves up in menus, Changes channel up
4 DISPLAY Segment LED Display
5 IR IR Receiver

6 USB USB Port (+5V 500mA)

Rear Panel

No Name Function

1 IF Input / Output IF INPUT From LNB to receiver / IF Loop-through output to 2nd receiver
2 HDMI Digital Video/Audio Output
3 RS232 Serial Port used for software upgrade
4 UHF Option for UHF Remote Controller kit
5 Composite Output Composite Video Output/ Audio Left/Right Output.
6 Component Output Component Video Output(Y, Pb, Pr)
7 AC POWER AC Power Switch

8 SKEW Terminal

Used for mechanical polarizer
Used for switching external signal(LNB)

9 S/PDIF Digital Audio Output

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3 - OPERATION

3.1 Initial Setup

When the receiver is powered on for the first time, the main menu will appear.

When first powering on the unit, please do the following:

1. Select the System Setup

2. Switch the language using the ◀ ▶ buttons. Confirm

the language by pressing [OK].

3. Select installation on the main menu and configure

antenna setting (See section 3.2)

4. Adjust the LNB configuration for each satellite

5. Start scan to find programs

6. Exit the installation after all programs are scanned

and found

Use the ◀ ▶ ▲ ▼ buttons to navigate the menu and press

[OK] on the remote to make the selections.

3.2 Installation

The Installation menu is located on the main menu.

3.2.1 Antenna Connection (Compatible with Two Tuner Model)

Use the ◀ ▶buttons to set the “Antenna Connection Type”.

3.2.2 Satellite List and Antenna Setup

You can Edit, Add, or Delete entries in the Satellite List Select Tune LNB1 or LNB2, Satellite, LNB Type, transponder

and DiSEqC(1.0 and 1.1).

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3.2.2.1 Motor DiSEqC

DiSEqC 1.2

“Local Longitude”/”Local Latitude” is disabled for DiSEqC 1.2

Motor Setting

 Select “Motor Setting” in the DiSEqC 1.2 menu

 Press◀ ▶ buttons to change satellite or transponder

 Go to “Position No. & Save”

o Press ◀ ▶ buttons or numbers to select or input

Position NO.

 “Go to X”

o Press [OK] to open a list. You can go to X or go

to reference.

 Select “Satellite”

o Highlight “West/Save/East” and press the ◀ ▶

buttons to move the dish.

o Press [OK] to save the position.

 “Recalculation”

o Selection this option and press [OK] to

recalculate.

USALS

 Set the satellite’s longitude and local longitude / local latitude. USALS can move the dish automatically.

 Local Longitude: Please input the Local Longitude using the numeric keys. Adjust East/West using the ◀ ▶

buttons

 Local Latitude: Please input the Local Latitude using the numeric keys and adjust South/North using the ◀ ▶

buttons

 Motor Setting: Switching the satellite can move the dish to the right place

 Limit Setup: When you set “limit setup” to “West Limit/ East Limit”, you can move the dish to the west or east by

pressing◀ ▶ buttons manually. When you are finished moving to the target place, please press [OK] key to

save the point.

3.2.2.2 Skew Control

If a LNB with a mechanical polarizer is used in your system, adjust the skew value by using the ◀ ▶ buttons while
monitoring the signal status bar. Adjust to the maximum signal status point.

3.2.3 Single Satellite Search

 Select the satellite to scan

 Scan Option: Scan All Channels or Scan Free Channels

 Scan Channel: Scan TV+Radio Channels, TV Channels, or Radio Channels

 Network Scan: Enable/Disable Network Scan

 Scan Mode: Normal Scan or Blind Scan

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 Scan Start: After options are chosen press [OK] to start the search.

3.2.4 Multi Satellite Search

Under “Satellite”, press [OK] to view the selected satellite. The system will use the DiSEqC1.0/DiSEqC1.2/USALS

function to search for the satellite and scan the channels. The satellites displayed in the bottom box will be scanned.

3.2.5 TP List and Search

 Press the ◀ ▶ buttons to switch between the satellites and press [OK] to begin the TP Scan.

3.3 Edit Channel

3.3.1 TV Channel List

 Press [OK] key to preview the highlighted

program in the right side window.

 Use ◀ ▶ buttons to switch the “Program

Group”.

 Press [Menu] or [Exit] keys to go back to the

“Edit Channel” menu.

 Press the color key to implement the

corresponding function in “Channel List”.

3.3.1.1 Favorites

 Choose between 8 different favorite groups using the ▲▼ buttons.

 Press [OK] to place a favorite marker.

 Press [OK] on a marked favorite group to cancel the existing favorite marker.

 When finished, press [EXIT[ to go back to “TV Channel List”. A favorite marker should be visible on selected

channels.

3.3.1.2 Lock

 Press the red button.

 The default password is “0000”. If the password is successfully entered, you will see a lock figure on the right

side of the highlighted channel.

 After saving and exiting the menu, the unit will require the password to watch the locked channel.

3.3.1.3 Skip

 Press the green button.

 This will place a “skip” marker on the right side of the highlighted channel.

 After saving and exiting the menu, the channel will be skipped when navigating through the channels.

3.3.1.4 Move

 Press the yellow button.

 This will place a “move” marker on the right side of the highlighted channel.

 Press the ▲▼ buttons to movethe channel to the desired position.

 Press [OK] when finished.

3.3.1.5 Edit

Pressing the blue button will open the Edit menu

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Sort

 Press the red button in the Edit Channel menu.

 Channels may be sorted in the following ways:

1. Name(A-Z): Sort in alphabetical order. “$” symbol is ignored.

2. Name(Z-a): Sort in descending alphabetical order. “$” symbol is ignored.

3. FTA: Sort the channel into free and scrambled order. Free channels will be in the front of the channel list

while scrambled channels will be found at the end of the channel list.

4. Lock: All locked channels will be placed in the end of the channel list.

Edit

 Press the green button in the Edit Channel menu.

 Navigate to a channel and press [OK] to open the “Rename” window.

1. Press the red button to switch to capital.

2. Press the green button to delete the character.

3. Press the yellow button to save the modification.

4. Press the blue button to cancel the operation.

Delete

 Press the blue button in the Edit Channel menu.

 Navigate to a channel and press [OK] to mark the channel for deletion.

 After saving and exiting the Edit Channel menu, the marked channel(s) will be deleted.

3.3.2 Radio Channel List

Operation of the Radio Channel List is similar to operation of TV Channel List. Please refer to the “TV Channel List”

section.

3.3.3 Delete Channel

Deleting a satellite channel

 Use the ◀ ▶ buttons to navigate.

 Press [OK] to delete.

Delete All Satellite Channels

 Press [OK] to delete all channels.

3.4 System Setup

Press [OK] or the ▶ button to enter the System Setup Menu from the Main Menu.

Press▲▼ key to select menu items and press ◀ key or [Exit] key to go back to main menu.

3.4.1 Language

 Use the ◀ ▶ buttons to select menu languages

o Language options include: English, French, German, Russian, Arabic, Portuguese, Turkish, Spanish,

Polish, Italian and Persian.

 First Audio: Some channels have more than one audio language option. Use this function to set the default

audio language. If a channel offers the language you choose, it will be used by default.

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Second Audio: If the channel does not offer audio in the language selected in “First Audio”, it will play use the

audio selected in “Second Audio” if available.

3.4.2 TV System

 Video Resolution : 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i

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o Press [OK] to select the Video Resolution (options : 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i.). After selecting the

resolution, it will ask you if you would like to save the setting. If you select “No”, or if you do not

confirm in 15 seconds, it will go back to the original resolution.

 Aspect Mode

o Set the TV aspect mode (4:3 Letter Box, 16:9, Auto, 4:3 Pan & Scan) by using the ◀ ▶ buttons.

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Video Output

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Use the ◀ ▶ buttons to switch between CVBS and RGB.

 Digital Audio Out

o Set Digital Audio Out mode ( BS out, LPCM Out)

3.4.3 Display Settings

Use the ◀ ▶ buttons to fix Brightness, Contrast and Saturation of Display.

3.4.4 Local Time Setting

 GMT Usage

o Use the ◀ ▶ buttons to switch between “On” and “Off”

 GMT Offset

o This option is enabled only when you select “TDT Auto” mode.
o Use the ◀ ▶ buttons to switch the GMT Offset value. The range is from -12:00 to +12:00 in half

house increments.

 Summer Time

o This option is enabled only when you select “TDT Auto” mode.
o When turned on, it will add one hour for Daylight Savings.

 Date and Time

o These options are enabled only when the GMT Usage option is turned off
o Use the ◀ ▶ buttons to navigate fields.
o Use the numeric buttons for input.
o If the current channel provides the correct time information, you will see the current time while you

enter the Time menu. If the channel does not provide the time, you will have to input the date and time

information manually.

 Press [Exit] to leave the Time menu.

3.4.5 Timer Setting

 Use the ▲▼ buttons to select a timer, then press [Enter] to open the timer menu.

 The current time information will be displayed on the first column. If the current time is incorrect, please modify

the time information using the Time item.

 Timer Mode: There are several modes for Timer setting available. These include Off, Once, Daily.

 Recording: Select On/Off to enable or disable recording of the wakeup program.

 Wakeup Channel: Press [OK] to enter the channel list and select the channel you want to play.

 Wakeup Date: Use the number buttons to input the date.

 Wakeup Time: Use the number buttons to input the wakeup time. When the time has occurred, the system will

automatically switch to the wakeup channel, regardless of whether the system is in standby mode or in use.

 Duration: Once the wakeup duration has expired, the system will enter standby mode. To disable the duration

timer, set the duration to 00:00.

 Select Save and press [OK] to save the timer settings. Select Cancel or press [Exit] to cancel the operation.

3.4.6 Parental Lock

 Select Parental Lock and enter the password. The default password is “0000”.

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 Use the Menu Lock to enable/disable password entry into Edit Channel/Installation/Tools menus.

 Use the Channel Lock to enable/disable the password requirement for locked channels.

 To change the password, select New Password. Use the numerical buttons to enter the new password when

prompted. The user will be asked to re-enter the new password to confirm. If both entries match, the new

password will be saved and you will be taken to the System Setup menu.

 Press [Exit] to leave the Parental Lock menu.

3.4.7 OSD Setting

 You can adjust the OSD timeout and transparency by using the ◀ ▶ buttons.

3.4.8 Favorite

 Press [OK] to rename the favorite group.

1. Press the red button to switch to capital.

2. Press the green button to delete the character.

3. Press the yellow button to save the modification.

4. Press the blue button to cancel the operation.

3.4.9 Others

 LNB Power: If turned On, the receiver will supply power to the satellite antenna. If the setting is Off, the receiver

will not supply power to the antenna.

 Channel Play Type: You can choose to play Free, Scrambled, or All channels.

 Press [Exit] to exit the “Other” menu.

3.5 Tools

3.5.1 Information

Show the system information including model name, boot version, main, and dB code.

3.5.2 Factory Setting

Use is option to revert the system to the default factory settings.

 Select “Yes” to continue

 Enter the 4 digit password when prompted and press [OK]. The default password is “0000”. If you have forgotten

your password, contact your dealer for a master factory password.

 If you do not wish to proceed, press [Exit] before password is entered.

3.5.3 Upgrade via RS232 (Receiver to Receiver)

 Connect the master and slave receivers with a Null Modem RS232 Cable (Pins #2 and #3 twisted).

 Connect the master receiver to the TV and select transfer mode.

 Power on the slave receiver.

 Select “Start on the master receiver screen and press [OK] to start the upgrade.

 When finished, press [Exit] button to save the parameters and exit

WARNING! Do not disturb the data transfer by pressing any remote control buttons or disconnecting the RS232 cable,

IF cable, RCA cable, etc. during the data transfer until the “Please wait for saving” message disappears.

3.5.4 Upgrade via USB

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 Download – USB Mode has the following options:

1. Maincode

2. Bootlogo

3. All Code

4. All Data + Boot_code

5. Background

6. Bootloader

7. Userdata

8. Upload(All Data Backup)

 User needs to put the upgrade file under root in the

USB storage device.

 When the user switches to the Download – USB mode,

“File” field will show the upgrade file.

 Select the mode and download the file.

 When complete, you can remove the USB device.

3.6 Game

Games such as Tetris, Othello, and Sudoku can be found in the Game menu.

3.7 HDD(PVR)

HDD and PVR setting information can be found in the USB menu.

3.7.1 Record Manager

To play recorded content;

1. Press [Play] to preview the content.

2. Press [OK] to play the content in full screen.

3. Press [Pause] once to pause the content.

4. Pressing [Pause] repeatedly will utilize the step function.

5. Use the

buttons to rewind or fast forward at x2, x4, x8, x16, x24 speeds

6. Use the

buttons to rewind or play at x1/2, x1/4, x1/8 speeds.

3.7.2 Storage Information

 Storage Information of the USB or SATA device will be displayed if connected to the unit.

 Use the Yellow button to format the File System in either NTFS or FAT

 Use the Blue button to set the DVR Type(REC & TMS, Record)

3.7.3 PVR Setting

 Enable/Disable Timeshift, Timeshift to Record, PS Record options.

 Jump: Fixes the time difference of a step move

3.7.4 Media Player

 The Media Playlist will be displayed if the USB device is plugged in.

 Scroll through the playlist to preview pictures (JPG,BMP). A MP3 logo is displayed for MP3 files.

 Pressing [F1] once will allow the Storage Type (Partition and other Device) to be changed.

 Subsequent presses of [F1] will allow the Media PlayerType (Music, Image, and Video) to be changed.

Music Player

 Use the ▲▼ buttons to navigate to music files and press [OK] to play. The music file information will be

displayed in the right window.

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 Use the [Red] button to show the playlist you selected.

 Use the [Green] button to select the music file to play.

 Use the [Yellow] button to select all files in the folder.

 Use the [Blue] button to enter Edit Mode

o EDIT MODE

 [Red] button: Use to change selected filename or folder name

 [Green] button: Use to copy selected file or folder into other folders or storage.

 [Yellow] button: Deletes selected file or foler.

 [Blue] button: Remake the folder.

 Use the [F1] button to change the Storage type and the Media type.

 Use the [F2] button to sort by Name, Time, Size, or Favorite

 Use the [FAV] button to choose the playback mode (Repeat the folder contents, Shuffle, Repeat a single file)

Image Player

 Use the ▲▼ buttons to navigate through

image files (JPG,BMP) and display them in

the preview window. Press [OK] to select a

file and start the slideshow.

 Use the [Red] button to show the playlist

you selected.

 Use the [Green] button to select the file.

 Use the [Yellow] button to select all files in

the folder.

 Use the [Blue] button to enter Edit Mode

 Use the [FAV} button to set the slideshow

time and mode

 Use the [SAT] button to enter the Multi

Image View Mode.

 Navigate the files using the ▲▼

◀▶ key and press [OK] to

select

 Slideshow can be viewed after

the files are selected.

Video Player

Use the ▲▼ buttons to navigate through video files. A video preview will be displayed in the preview window. Press

[OK] to select a file and start playback.

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3.8 PVR

3.8.1 Recording

While watching a channel, pressing the [REC] button will start

recording for a set duration of 2 hours.

If the [REC] button is pressed for a second time, the user will be

given the option to change the record duration.

Pressing [STOP] at any time will stop the recording.

3.8.2 Record File List

Use the [PVRi] button during the playback of a recorded file to

display the recording file list. Selecting another file will start

playback of that file.

3.8.3 Timeshift

 Use this option to enable or disable the Timeshift.

 Enabling Timeshift will cause the system to store any current channel into a buffer as it plays. This allows the

user to [Pause/Play] or rewind the current channel. Forwarding can also be done up until the time where the

program is being played live.

3.8.4 Jump

 In the Jump menu, the user can choose between 30sec/1min/5min/10min/30min jump increments.

 During playback of HDD recorded program, pressing [PREV]/[NEXT] buttons will skip backward or forward the

increment set by the user.

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3.9 Channel List

Press [OK] during playback to open the channel list.

 Navigate the channel list using the ▲▼ PG↑ PG↓ buttons.

 Press [OK] to select a channel to watch.

 Press the [Red] button to set the Parental Lock for the

current program.

 Press the [Green] button to change the name of the current

program.

 Press the [Yellow] button to display the favorites list.

 Press the [Blue] button to search for a program by name.

3.10 Program Guide (EPG)

Press the [EPG] button to open the program guide. The title and

start time of the program will be shown.

 Navigate the channel list using the ▲▼ PG↑ PG↓ buttons.

 Press [OK] to select a channel to watch.

 Press [Exit] to return to full screen.

3.11 Audio Change

While watching a program offering multiple audio languages

 Press [Audio] and use the ▲▼ buttons to switch languages

To change the audio mode (L-Left, R-Right, L/R-Stereo)

 Press [Audio] and use the ◀▶ buttons to switch modes

3.12 Favorite Channels

 Press the [FAV] button to recall a stored favorite channel.

 Favorite Channels are programmed and stored using the Favorite Edit Menu.

3.13 Video Mode

 Press the [V.MODE] button once to view the Video Mode (Resolution)

 Press the [V.MODE] button again to change the Video Mode (576i/576p/720p/1080i)

 If a resolution is chosen that is not supported by the TV

o Press the [V.MODE] button after rebooting the STB
o Change the resolution using front LED display. Resolution will be displayed by the LEDs. (TV screen

and menu will not show up without supported resolution setting)

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4 – SPECIFICATIONS

Satellite Tuner

1 RF Input Connector F-type,IEC169-24
1 RF output(loop through out) F-type,IEC169-24

Frequency Range 950MHz to 2150MHz

Input Level -65 dBm~-25 dBm
LNB Power 14V/19V (400mA Max)
Symbol Rate 1 to 45Msps.(SCPC,MCPC)
DiSEqc Diseqc 1.0, 1.1, 1.2 & USALS Compatible
Band Switch 22KHz tone
Demodulation DVB-S , DVB-S2 QPSK
MPEG transport Stream A/V Decoding
De multiplex MPEG-2 ISO/IEC 13818-1(MPEG-2 system)
Input stream Max. 90Mbit/s
Aspect Ratio 4:3(default), 16:9 letterbox

Video Decoding

ISO/IEC 13818-2(MPEG2 video) MP@ML,
ISO/IEC 14496-10 HP@L4

Video resolution 576i, 576p , 720p, 1080i

Audio Decoding ISO/IEC13818-3(MPEG2 audio/MUSICAM) , Dolby AC3
Video Output HDMI, Component(YPbPr),CVBS

Audio Mode Single Channel /Dual Channel, Stereo, Joint Stereo
Audio Sampling Frequency 16/22.05/24/32/41.1/48 KHz

Microprocessor & Memories

CPU Clock 396MHz MIPS CPU
Flash Memory 4 Mbyte
DDRRAM 128 Mbyte(198MHz )

A/V output
Digital Output HDMI, YPbPr

Phone Jack CVBS, Audio-Left/Right
S/PDIF 1 Optical output S/PDIF

USB USB2.0 1 Host
Data port

Connector 9 pin D-Sub Type
Protocol RS232 Asynchronous
Data Rate Max. 19.2Kbps

Remote Control

Type IR RCU

Battery 2x1.5V AAA Type

Power Supply

Input Voltage AC 90-250V, 50/60Hz

Power Consumption Max. 30 Watts

Type SMPS

Physical Specification

Dimension (W x D x H) 280 (W) x 230 (D) x 50(H) mm

Weight 1.4kg

Accessories RCU, Battery, User manual, RCA cable,

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5 – TROUBLESHOOTING

If the unit is not functioning properly, use this guide to identify and troubleshoot some common causes.

If your problem cannot be solved using this guide, please contact your vendor to resolve the issue.

Problem Possible causes Remedy

No Picture or
Sound

1. Wrong connection of the Component to
TV input Terminal

2. Wrong connection of HDMI cable to TV

3. Wrong connection of antenna cable

4. Wrong direction of antenna

5. No signal or weak signal

6. Wrong setting of channel information

in MENU screen

1. Connect two terminals correctly

2. Connect two terminals correctly

3. Connect the antenna cable
correctly

4. Adjust the direction of antenna

5. Check the cable connections,

6. Type the setting value correctly

Black-and-white
Screen or V-Hold

1. Your TV mode setting is different from the
broadcasting mode

1. Set TV to correct mode

The remote
controller is not
working

1. Battery exhausted

2. Fluorescent light interfering with the remote
controller

3. Remote controller is incorrectly aimed

1. Change the batteries

2. Try switching off the light

3. Aim the remote control at the
receiver

Distorted menu
screen

1. Improper brightness and contrast levels
of TV set

1. Adjust brightness and contrast to
lower levels

Not working

1. Process is down

1. Unplug and plug the power code

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