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General 

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ONTEXTS

 

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ENERAL

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1.1. Safety precautions ................................................................. - 4 -

 

1.2. Disposal of waste electronic equipment ................................ - 4 -

 

1.3. Battery disposal ..................................................................... - 4 -

 

1.4. Copyright ............................................................................... - 5 -

 

1.5. Hearing protection ................................................................. - 5 -

 

1.6. Cleaning and maintenance .................................................... - 5 -

 

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EATURES

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OCATION OF CONTROLS

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3.1. Main unit - front ...................................................................... - 6 -

 

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REPARATION

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4.1. Connection the system .......................................................... - 9 -

 

4.1.1. Connection with SCART cable ..................................... - 10 -

 

4.1.2. Connection with HDMI cable ........................................ - 10 -

 

4.1.3. Connection with component cable ............................... - 11 -

 

4.2. Connect to hi-fi system ........................................................ - 11 -

 

4.3. Connect to digital audio amplifier ........................................ - 11 -

 

4.4. Insert batteries ..................................................................... - 12 -

 

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TART OF OPERATION AND CONFIGURATION

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5.1. Start of operation ................................................................. - 12 -

 

5.2. General operation ................................................................ - 13 -

 

5.3. Configuration ....................................................................... - 14 -

 

5.3.1. Edit channel list

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5.3.2. Installation

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5.3.3. System setting

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5.3.4. Setting

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5.3.5. Games

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5.3.6. External memory

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ARRANTY

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7.1. Warranty procedure ............................................................. - 26 -

 

7.2. Warranty has expired .......................................................... - 26 -

 

7.3. Shipping the unit .................................................................. - 26 -

 

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ECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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Summary of Contents for DVB 4800

Page 1: ...1 VER0220094800 HIGH DEFINITION DIGITALE SATELLITE RECEIVER DVB 4800 Fig 1 1 DVB 4800 Symbol picture USER MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...l 2 Imprint All rights reserved Any reproduction without consent of cmx is prohibited cmx reserves the right to modifications of the device Designed by cmx in Europe Assembled in China TM 2009 cmx electronics ...

Page 3: ... cable 10 4 1 2 Connection with HDMI cable 10 4 1 3 Connection with component cable 11 4 2 Connect to hi fi system 11 4 3 Connect to digital audio amplifier 11 4 4 Insert batteries 12 5 START OF OPERATION AND CONFIGURATION 12 5 1 Start of operation 12 5 2 General operation 13 5 3 Configuration 14 5 3 1 Edit channel list 15 5 3 2 Installation 17 5 3 3 System setting 19 5 3 4 Setting 21 5 3 5 Games ...

Page 4: ...form if the device is placed in cold surroundings Leave the device for at least one hour in standby mode Keep at least 10 cm distances at top and rear and 5cm at the sides for proper ventilation to avoid overheating Do not subject the device to direct sunlight or high temperatures this can result in fire 1 2 Disposal of waste electronic equipment Your product is manufactured from high quality raw ...

Page 5: ...eaning and maintenance Before cleaning disconnect from mains power supply Do not clean with liquid cleaning agents or a wet cloth this can cause a short circuit Cleaning the casing Clean the casing with a dry cloth 2 Features This satellite receiver DVB 4800 allows you to receive and playback free to air not encrypted channels with a CI module common interface and corresponding CAM card smart card...

Page 6: ... 1 STANDBY On off 2 VFD Display 3 POWER LED for operation 4 VOL Decrease volume cursor left 5 VOL Increase volume Cursor right 6 CH Channel changing next channel 7 OK Confirm the range 8 MENU Menu button 9 CH Channel changing previous channel 10 USB Port for MP3 player USB stick 11 CI Port for Smart card ...

Page 7: ... 1 LNB IN SAT antenna input 75 Ω input 2 VCR SCART in output for A V recorder 3 TV SCART output for TV 4 HDMI HDMI Digital Audio Video output 5 YPbPr Component output 6 100 240V Power cable 7 ON OFF Power switch 8 L R 2 channel audio output 9 COAXIAL coaxial digital audio output ...

Page 8: ... 5 VOL Decrease volume increase volume 6 P P By activated program list changing between program lists 7 EXIT Menu exit flashes fade out 8 Cursor button Normal mode increase volume 9 EPG Electronic program guide 10 TIMER Timer function button BLUE 11 YELLOW Function button YELLOW 12 FIND Program search by name 13 AUDIO Select audio track 14 PVR For recording and playback 15 SUBT Subtitle disable en...

Page 9: ...am next program 28 TV RAD Toggle between TV RADIO 4 Preparation 4 1 Connection the system Follow these steps to connect the system Ensure that all units are turned off when connecting To avoid image interference only connect the satellite receiver via a video connection to your TV set 1 Connect the mains power cable to a wall outlet 2 Connect the TV with the receiver Scart HDMI RCA component 2 cha...

Page 10: ...the HDMI cable into the HDMI jack HDMI on the receiver 2 Connect the HDMI cable with the TV 3 To connect video devices connect a scart cable to the receiver s VCR scart connector 4 To connect hi fi systems connect the RCA cable to the receiver s AUDIO R and AUDIO L connectors Simultaneous operation of the receiver via SCART and HDMI connectors is not possible You have a signal either on the SCART ...

Page 11: ...natively connect a digital audio receiver for 5 CH audio via the digital COAX output to your receiver 4 2 Connect to hi fi system For audio playback connect your hi fi system via RCA cable to the receiver You need not turn your TV set on to use the digital radio function of the receiver You have the audio output from your connected hi fi system Use your TV set only to select the radio station 1 Co...

Page 12: ...oint the remote control towards the IR receiver on the main unit Range of 5m with 60 angle to both directions The lifetime of the battery is approximately 6 months with normal use To avoid damage remove the battery from the remote control during extended periods of non use 5 Start of operation and configuration 5 1 Start of operation See the details in chapter preparation see 4 1 connection the sy...

Page 13: ...ss And confirm with OK or press EXIT to cancel a function Besides navigation and control via the cursor buttons you have the shortcut keys which are described in chapter 3 3 remote control Program name Received satellite Current date Current time according to setting in time menu Program memories TXT Symbol Is displayed if the select channel offers teletext EPG Symbol Is displayed if the selected ...

Page 14: ...ion Antenna connector Satellite list Antenna setting Single satellite search Multi satellite search TP list System setting Languages TV system Local time setting Timer setting PIN OSD setting Favorite Others Settings Information Default setting Software Update Common Interface USB Remove safely USB device Games Tetris Othello Sudoku External memory Recording manager ...

Page 15: ...d The field locking is highlighted and activated 2 Select the desired channel and press OK to confirm Enter your PIN default PIN is 0000 to confirm your selection The lock icon is displayed next to the selected channel Press the shortcut key RED to deactivate the function Press EXIT to exit the menu 3 To view locked channels enter PIN first Channel lock must be activated in system setting PIN The ...

Page 16: ...n the current position Press EXIT to exit the menu Editing 1 Press shortcut key BLUE to edit ABC Press the shortcut key RED to select the sorting type for the channel list Name ascending A Z Name descending Z A FTA Pay TV Locked channels Changing Press shortcut key GREEN to select the channel to be renamed Press OK to confirm Follow the screen prompts to rename the channel Delete Press shortcut ke...

Page 17: ...na type 5 3 2 2 Satellite list Display all saved satellites 1 Press OK to activate deactivate the desired satellite A check mark is displayed Changing Press shortcut key RED to edit the satellite name and the position This setting is important for rotating motor antenna New Press shortcut key GREEN to manually add a satellite Delete Press shortcut key BLUE to delete a saved satellite and its chann...

Page 18: ...h Search activated satellite in this submenu for channels Satellite Select satellite Only for FTA Yes search free to air channels No search all channels Channel search Search TV channels radio channels or both Network search Only available in search mode scan preset Search mode Auto scan scan preset only created Transponders are scanned Search Press OK to start scanning Channels are added to gener...

Page 19: ...rst audio channel Select audio language if offered by station Second audio channel Select audio language if offered by station Tele text Select characters 5 3 3 2 TV system Video resolution Selection of resolution Standard 1080i_25 HD programs from 720p Size of picture Selection from the size of picture 4 3 LB 4 3 PS 16 9 AUTO preset Video signal Setting the colour scheme HD programs setting YUV S...

Page 20: ...f Once daily and weekly Timer service VCR at the preset time the receiver switches to the programmed event also in standby mode USB Program time controlled recording in case an external USB device is connected Start channel Select the channel to be started Start date Select the date for the timer On time Select the on time for the timer Duration Select the duration for the timer Press OK to save y...

Page 21: ...y On off Preset is activating Turn the power supply off in case antenna or cable system without power supply is connected to the receiver Sound signal Activate deactivate the acoustic satellite finder signal 5 3 4 Setting 5 3 4 1 Information Open the submenu to view relevant data for the satellite receiver 5 3 4 2 Default setting Confirm again to reset to default setting Please follow the screen p...

Page 22: ...channels Pay TV with Cam card smart card The encryption system must correspond with the used smart card CI module and Smart card are not supplied Inserting CI module or smart card incorrectly can lead to receiver CI module or smart card being damaged 5 3 4 5 USB This point is only active with a readable storage device being connected The readable files are JPEG images 1 Connect the USB storage med...

Page 23: ...n BLUE 5 3 6 2 HDD information Information regarding the connected USB storage device 5 3 6 3 HDD format Format the connected USB storage device During formatting all saved data on the storage device are deleted 5 3 6 4 PVR setting Time shift The time shift function allows you to interrupt a currently received program and resume watching it later The receiver records the program to the USB storage...

Page 24: ...g the recording to external USB storage de The recommended size is 1GB Time shifting for recording Activate deactivate time shift function to record programs Record subtitles With this function activated the subtitles if broadcast are recorded as well 6 Troubleshooting Contact the service hotline or use the contact form on the homepage in case of problems with the system that are not dealt with he...

Page 25: ...er supply and reconnect after a few seconds 7 Warranty This system comes with a 24 month warranty from the date of purchase Please keep your purchase documents In case of manufacturing or material defects the warranty consists of rectification of defects or exchange The warranty does not include damages or Malfunctions due to improper use Wear and tear Repairs by third parties The warranty does no...

Page 26: ...arranty has expired Please contact us by phone or contact form in case your warranty has expired We will help you Please inform us about the following Unit type Purchase date malfunction 7 3 Shipping the unit To ensure a quick response please observe the following in case you send us the unit Send unit and accessories Send postage free to service centre Attach purchase documents Attach filled out ...

Page 27: ...27 Wrong Correct Unit is defect Unit does not respond unit isn t working Unit cannot be switched on Sender information Name address ZIP code city phone number and e mail address Please cut out the warranty card ...

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Page 30: ...ymbol rate 1 45 MS s Error correction FEC 1 2 2 3 5 6 7 8 auto Input speed Max 15 Mbit s LNB Power output 13 18V GS 0 30 A max Control 22 kHz 2 kHz 0 6 V pp 0 2 V Connectors Inputs Antenna Type F IEC 169 24 Scart Video CVBS Audio L R for VCR USB 2 0 Outputs twice Scart Video CVBS Audio L R for VCR TV 2 channel audio coaxial digital audio HDMI Digital audio video component YUV General Size of pictu...

Page 31: ...Technical specifications 31 Power consumption 25 Watt Standby 2 Watt Mains power AC 100 240 V 50 60 Hz Temperature operation 0 C 40 C storage 40 C 65 C Dimensions 310 x 50 x 200 mm ...

Page 32: ...Technical specifications 32 www cmx electronics com ...

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