To avoid short-circuits, w/hich may cause fire or electric shock, do not expose
this Philips STU 801 Satellite Receiver to rain or moisture.
Dangerous voltage inside. Do not open the cabinet.
There are no user serviceable parts inside.
Repairs should be carried out by qualified service personnel only.
NEVER connect or modify cables while the Receiver is connected to the
mains. Always first remove the plug from the wall socket.
Ensure that no objects or fluids pass through the ventilation openings.
If liquid is spilt into the Receiver, disconnect the Receiver from the mains and
consult a qualified service technician.
Do not put your Receiver close to an external source of heat (radiator, etc.)
Ensure that air can circulate freely through the ventilation openings of the
Receiver.
Avoid using the Receiver on soft surfaces or near appliances generating
strong magnetic fields (eg motors, transformers).
Do not use your Receiver in dusty places or where it may be subject to
vibration.
Avoid using your Receiver immediately after moving from a cold to a warm
location and vice versa, or under conditions of high humidity.
if you have to transport your Receiver, avoid violent shocks.
Your Receiver supplies 14 or 18 V DC voltage to your satellite dish antenna.
Make sure you only connect your satellite dish to the satellite dish inputs and
nothing else.
For cleaning, use a damp chamois leather - never use an abrasive.
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Mains Connection
Before connecting the Receiver to the mains, check that the mains supply
voltage corresponds to the voltage printed on the rear panel of your Receiver.
If the mains voltage is different, consult your dealer.
NEVER connect or modify cables while the Receiver is connected to the
mains. Ensure that the mains plug is not plugged in to the mains supply
before proceeding further.
About This Manuai
This is a manual to help you with the installation and operation of your new
Satellite Receiver.
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do something.
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HOW TO CONNECT YOUR RECEIVER
CONNECTIONS
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Position your Philips STU 801 Satellite
Receiver
The STU 801 is intended for use in a domestic environment oniy and shouid
never be operated or stored in an excessively hot or humid atmosphere.
Choose a position at some distance away from radiators or other sources of
heat.
Leave a clear space of at least 3 cm all around the Receiver for ventilation.
Make sure that curtains, cupboards, etc. cannot obstruct air flow through the
ventilation openings.
Insert batteries In the remote control
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Remove the battery cover located on the
back of the remote control handset.
Insert two batteries (type LR03 1.5 V).
Replace the battery cover.
Connecting your satellite dish antenna
First, install the dish antenna and its receiving element - the Low Noise
Converter (LNC) - according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
Make sure your Satellite Receiver is not connected to the mains while
connecting the dish antenna to your Receiver.
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Connect the satellite antenna cable to the connector marked on the back
of the Receiver, using the connector supplied with your Receiver.
Connecting your Receiver
This section tells you how to connect the Philips STU 801 Satellite Receiver to
the equipment you already have, such as a TV and Video Cassette Recorder
(VCR).
There are many connection options of which the most common are:
a. To a TV only, using a coaxial cable.
b. To a TV only, using a Euroconnector.
C. To a TV and a VCR, using Euroconnectors.
d. To a TV and a VCR using coaxial cables.
Option B is the best if you have a TV only because it gives the best picture
and sound quality. You will obtain even better sound if you connect the
Receiver to your hi-fi system. See Additional Connections section of this
manual.
Select one of the connection options, then follow the step-by-step instructions
on that page.
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CONNECTIONS ■ To a TV only, using a coaxial cable
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Make the connections as shown in the drawing using the
coaxial cable supplied with your Receiver.
Connect your Receiver to the mains socket.
Switch your TV ON.
Switch the test picture switch on the back of your Receiver to
TEST.
Switch your TV to each of its programme numbers in turn to
check that^your Receiver is not causing interference with
terrestrial programmes.
If there is patterning, or any other interference on the screen,
adjust the TUNE control on the back of the Receiver until you
have a clear picture. Only a small adjustment, sufficient to
remove the patterning, should be made at a time.
Continue this procedure until you have checked all the
programme numbers on your TV.
Select a spare programme number on your TV which you will
always use for satellite programmes - this is now your ‘Satellite
Receiver number'. Tune your TV until you find a picture from
the Receiver.You will know that you are looking at a picture
from the Receiver when you see this picture appear on your TV
screen.
If the reception is poor, use a small screwdriver to turn the tune
control on the Receiver until the reception is clear. Go back to
Step 5.
Switch the test picture switch on the back of the Receiver back
to NORM.
Go to the section Connect Your Polariser or Aim your dish.
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To a TV only, using a Euroconnector
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Make the connections as shown in the drawing.
Connect your Receiver to the mains socket.
Switch your TV ON.
Press button number 1 on your Receiver remote control.
Press MENU followed quickly by 1 on your remote control.
The 9 light on your Receiver should now be blinking. Also
your TV should now show the Satellite Receiver picture or. at
least, text on the screen. If not, you may have to select the AA/
input on your TV.
Press VIEW on your remote control.
Go to the section Connect Your Polariser or Aim your dish.
CONNECTIONS
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CONNECTIONS ■ To a TV and a VCR, using Euroconnectors
Make the connections as shown in the drawing.
Connect your Receiver to the mains socket.
Switch your TV ON.
Press button number 1 on your Receiver remote control.
Press MENU followed quickly by 1 on your remote control. The
9 light on your Receiver should now be blinking. Also your TV
should now show the Satellite Receiver picture or, at least, text
on the screen. If not, you may have to select the AA/ input on
your TV.
Switch the Receiver to standby using the (!) key on the remote
control. Play a video cassette in your VCR. If you do not see a
picture from the VCR, check the connections as below.
Switch your VCR off.
Press VIEW on your remote control.
Go to the section Connect Your Polariser or Aim your dish.
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To a TV and a VCR, using coaxial cablesCONNECTIONS
Make the connections as shown in the drawing using the cable
supplied with your receiver.
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Connect your Receiver to the mains socket.
Switch your TV ON.
Switch your VCR ON.
Switch the test picture switch on the back of the Receiver to
TEST.
Switch your TV to each of its programme numbers in turn to
check that your Receiver is not causing interference with
terrestrial programmes.
If there is patterning, or any other interference on the screen,
adjust the TUNE control on the back of the Receiver until you
have a clear picture. Only a small adjustment, sufficient to
remove the patterning, should be made at a time.
Continue this procedure until you have checked all the
programme numbers on your TV.
Select a spare programme number on your TV which you will
always use for satellite programmes - this is now your ‘Satellite
Receiver number'. Tune your TV until you find this picture from
the Receiver.
If the reception is poor, use a small screwdriver to turn the
TUNE control on the Receiver until the reception is clear. Go
back to Step 6.
On your TV, select the programme number you use to watch
your VCR.
Select a spare programme number on your VCR which you will
always use for satellite programmes. It is a good idea to use
the same programme number as your TV ‘Satellite Receiver
number’.
Tune your VCR until you find the picture from the Receiver.
If there is patterning, or any other interference on the screen,
adjust the tune control on the back of the Receiver until you
have a clear picture. Only a small adjustment, sufficient to
remove the patterning, should be made at a time.
Now check all the VCR programmes for possible
patterning. Select your Satellite Receiver number on your TV
and check again the TV programmes for possible patterning.
If a problem occurs, go back to Step 7.
Switch the test picture switch on the back of the Receiver to
NORM.
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