Smart Electronic MX92 User Manual
Preface
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Digital Satellite Receiver
MX 92
User Manual
ersion 21.01.2010
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Preface
Preface
Dear Customer,
Thank you for purchasing this digital satellite receiver Smart MX 92.
Before operating this receiver, please read the manual of the Smart MX 92
carefully.
This manual helps you with the
• designated,
• safe and
• advantageous
use of the digital satellite receiver Smart MX 92.
Everyone who
• installs,
• connects,
• operates,
• cleans or
• disposes of this receiver
must have familiarised himself with the complete contents of this manual.
Please keep this manual always at hand near the receiver.
We hope you enjoy using your Smart MX 92.
Your smart electronic GmbH
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Preface
Contents
Preface ............................................................................................................. 2
Contents........................................................................................................... 3
Safety Instructions.......................................................................................... 4
Designated Use ............................................................................................... 5
Scope of Delivery ............................................................................................ 5
SAVE ENERGY ................................................................................................ 5
Connection with an unicable system............................................................ 6
Overview of the Units ..................................................................................... 8
Connection..................................................................................................... 12
Start-up of the Receiver................................................................................ 14
Navigieren im Menü ...................................................................................... 17
Manager.......................................................................................................... 19
Guide .............................................................................................................. 20
Timer............................................................................................................... 20
Install .............................................................................................................. 20
USB................................................................................................................. 23
CI..................................................................................................................... 26
Operation ....................................................................................................... 27
Update ............................................................................................................ 30
Cleaning ......................................................................................................... 31
Shutdown and Storage of the Receiver...................................................... 31
Troubleshooting............................................................................................ 32
Disposal ......................................................................................................... 33
Specifications................................................................................................ 34
Warranty......................................................................................................... 35
Manufacturer.................................................................................................. 36
Declaration of Conformity ............................................................................ 36
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Safety Instructions
Safety Instructions
Caution!
Before operating the receiver, please read the safety
instructions carefully.
Please observe all warning and notes on the unit and in this
manual.
Moisture
• Make sure that receiver and mains plug do not come into contact with any
moisture whatsoever.
Electric Hazards
• Connect the receiver to 175 - 250 V ~, 50/60 Hz only.
• During an electric storm or operational faults, pull the plug.
Mechanical Hazards
• Do not bend or squeeze the cable.
• Repairs on plug, cable or receiver may only be performed by qualified
skilled personnel..
• Do not place any heavy objects on the receiver.
Correct installation site
• Place the receiver on a solid flat surface.
• Protect receiver from moisture, heat, dust, dirt, etc.
• Ensure sufficient ventilation (do not cover the ventilation slots)
Proper handling of batteries
• Batteries must be kept away from children.
• Leaking batteries may cause damage to the environment and the remote
control.
Ö Batteries must be disposed of in accordance with current legal regulations
(see chapter Disposal, page°33).
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Designated Use
Designated Use
The digital satellite receiver Smart MX 92 is intended for the reception of freeto-air and encrypted digital satellite programs in the private sector. It is
designed exclusively for this purpose and may be used only for such purpose.
Any other purposes are not considered the designated use.
We will not be held liable for damage caused by such use contrary to the
designated use.
Scope of Delivery
• Satellite Receiver Smart MX 92,
• Remote control,
• 2 batteries (AAA) for the remote control,
• one owner's manual.
If you have any questions:
Ö please contact the manufacturer (see chapter Manufacturer, page°36)
SAVE ENERGY
The receiver Smart MX 92 is equipped with special energy-saving electric and
electronic components. Moreover, a well thought-out energy management will
help you save energy.
the SAVE-ENERGY Standby mode will lower the power consumption to
considerably less than 1 Watt!
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Connection with an unicable system
Connection with an unicable system
The unicacable system is only funcionable if the structure of
receiving or according to their components are prepared, i. e.
if an unicable system exists.
The digital satellite receiver MX 92 makes sure, that instead of the different
LNB frequencies the receipt mode can be moved to the unicable standard. It’s
possible to connect up to eight receivers independent of each other.
Each receiver has to be assigned to one specific ZF channel and a matching
frequency in the setting menu. The allocation of canals and frequency is
depending on LNC or multi switch manufacturer.
The data sheet and the technical documentation of your LNC and/or multi
switch contains an allocation table similarly of the following.
Adjusting of the ZF canals and frequency
Receiver ZF-
channel
Receiver 1 1 1284
Receiver 2 2 1400
Receiver 3 3 1516
Receiver 4 4 1632
Receiver 5 5 1748
Receiver 6 6 1864
Receiver 7 7 1980
Receiver 8 8 2096
example-frequency
[MHz]
frequency [MHz]
Write down the frequency of your receiver in the last fissure of
this table, so you have all relevant information in this document
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Connection with an unicable system
Adjusting of the ZF canals and frequency
Ö Switch on the receiver.
Ö Press the button
Ö Press the
with the
button.
on the remote control
and the button, select "installation" and confirm
Ö Enter the password (in the state of delivery 0000 is pre-installed).
The installation menu is indicated.
Ö Select the Menu point "antenna setup".
Ö Select the menu point "LNB frequency" after this, select "unicable (9750-
10600)".
Ö Select the menu point "IF Channel" enter a ZF channel.
Ö (Begin with channel "1"; one of the ZF channels in climbing up order
assign to the connected receivers).
Ö Choose "Center Freq" and set up the frequency (see the allocation table)
Ö The bargraph “signal strength” and “signal quality” will display
immediately, when the correct frequency is chosen.
Ö Press the
button
Ö The adjustments are saved.
You are back in the „Installation menu“
Ö Press the button
twice.
The receiver is into the normal mode and ready to receipt.
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Overview of the Units
Overview of the Units
Receiver
Figure 1: Operating elements and connections (Front: flap open)
No. Designation Function
1 STANDBY Standby/Normal mode selector switch
2
4 MENU To display menu or exit menu
5 OK To show channel list / To confirm menu item
6 EXIT To exit menu or menu item
7 Display and LEDs red = Standby; green = Normal mode
8 USB USB connection
9 CI Common Interface slot
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CH- Channel Down / in the menu down
CH+ Channel Up / in the menu up
VOL- To reduce the volume / in the menu to the left 3
VOL+ To increase the volume / in the menu to the right
Overview of the Units
No. Explanation
not used Æ no function 10
LNB IN – Antenna connection
11 DV-OUT HDTV connection
12 Scart connection of TV set
13 Optic Digital Audio Output SPDIF
14 RS-232 connection (for updates)
15 Mains switch
Remote control
Inserting batteries
Figure 2: Inserting the batteries into the remote control
Replacing the batteries
Ö Replace batteries when the range of the remote control is decreasing or
when the receiver no longer reacts to all commands.
• Required batteries 2 size AAA
• When not used for prolonged periods of time, batteries may
leak. Remove batteries from the remote control if it is not
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used for long periods of time (> 1.5 years).
• When replacing batteries, always replace all batteries.
Overview of the Units
Keys of the remote control handset
Figure 3: Remote control
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Overview of the Units
No. Description
1 To switch between operating and standby modes.
2 Direct channel selection or input of alphanumeric characters
3 To switch between TV and radio modes.
4 To start Electronic Programme Guide
Channel + / Navigation in menu
5
Channel - / Navigation in menu
Volume - / Navigation in menu
Volume + / Navigation in menu
OK - To show channel list or confirm menu item
6 To load favourite channel list
7 To switch language / audio channel
8 To start video text / subtitles
9 Timeshift key - To stop or continue TV programme
10 Mosaic function in USB -> Pictures menu
11 To load PVR film archive menu
12
To show information on current programme / Single Channel EPG /
Show scheduled recordings
13 To switch video format
Channel +
14
Channel -
Volume –
Volume +
15 To switch to mute / Load Stream Information (2X)
16 To switch to previously selected channel
17 Main menu
18 To exit menu or menu item
19
To scroll upward/downward through channel list page-by-page /
Fast forward or backward in time shift mode
20 Loading type-based channel list / if available Sky radio button
21 To change Audio mode
22 To start recording
23 To stop recording, time shift or replay
24 To scroll upward/downward through channel list page-by-page
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