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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

            STU 720if

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PECIFICATIONS

Due to continued product improvement, this specification is subject
to change without prior notice.

GENERAL

Front Panel Control Buttons

On/Standby,  TV/Audio,
Programme/
Volume up/down

Reset

On/Standby and TV/Audio
simultaneously

RCU

Multi-button, infrared, battery
operated RCU.

Range 7 m, ± 45° in

horizontal

plane,
± 20° in the vertical plane.
Batteries Type AAA

User  Interface

Full On-screen Display with
point and select menus for
setup. TV viewing, audio
listening, teletext and future
interactivity

Subscription  service  facilities

Smart Card, on-board CA
software and over-the-air
upgradable software
Built-in modem (optional)
Data port

UHF Modulator

PAL BG, Ch 21 to 69, preset to
Ch 38

Mains Voltage

210 - 250 V AC 50 Hz

Power  Consumption

30 W Maximum

Dimensions

357 x 70 x 240 mm (W x H x D)

Weight

Approx. 2.5 kg (unpacked)

Operating Conditions:

Temperature 5 °C to 45 °C

  Relative Humidity

5% to 80% <38 °C wet bulb
temperature

  Altitude

0 to 2000 m

CONNECTORS

LNB input

F-connector

LNB output

F-connector

Terrestrial antenna input

IEC 169 female

TV RF output

IEC 169 male

TV SCART

SCART

VCR SCART

SCART

S-VHS

MiniDIN

Variable left channel audio
output to TV/VCR

RCA

Variable right channel audio
output to TV/VCR

RCA

Fixed left and right audio
channels to Hi-Fi

RCA

Mono audio to TV/VCR

RCA

Internal modem (where fitted)

RJ11

External modem port

9 pin D-type male

Data  service  port

9 pin D-type female

SATELLITE RECEIVER TUNER

Receiver  Frequency  Range

950 to 2150 MHz

Input Signal Level

-20 dBm to -65 dBm

Polarisation  Switching

13.5 - 18 V DC 350 mA
maximum, short circuit
protection

DiSEqC

Modulated onto 22 kHz

DEMODULATOR

Type

QPSK

Input Data Rate

2 to 45 Mb/s/

Error Correction

DVB specified FEC code rates

STU VIDEO

MPEG-2

STU AUDIO

Decompression

MPEG-1, MPEG-2 Layer
Musicam

Channels

Single channel, joint stereo,
 stereo

Sampling Frequencies

32.0 kHz, 44.1 kHz and
48.0 kHz

REMODULATOR RF SIGNAL

Depth of Modulation

88% PAL B/G

Output Channel Range

21 to 69 (preset to channel 38)

Vision-to-sound ratio

14 dB

Vision-to-sound frequency
  variance

± 20 kHz from nominal

Vision carrier frequency drift

± 10 kHz

RF output level

73 dBµ V

Output spurii

<-60 dB

RF stray radiation

<20 dBµ V at antenna input

Intermodulation

-60 dBc

RF  bypass  bandwidth

47 MHz to 860 MHz

RF bypass insertion gain

2 dB

RF bypass channel tilt

1 dB

MEMORY

RAM

4 Mbyte

Flash - EEPROM

2  Mbyte

NVRAM

16 kbyte

VIDEO SIGNAL

Output

1 V peak-to-peak, 75

Format

PAL

Bandwidth

5 MHz

AUDIO SIGNALS

Output

1 V r.m.s. into 10 k

Frequency  range

20 Hz to 20 kHz at 44.1 kHz
sampling rate

Dynamic range

80 dB

Distortion

± 0.2% @ 1 kHz

Noise

-80 dBµ

L-R level difference

0.5 dB

Crosstalk

-60 dB

EXTERNAL MODEM

Maximum data rate

19200  bits/s

Summary of Contents for STU 720if

Page 1: ...lecting Services Directly 11 Stepping through Services 11 Stepping using the Remote Control 11 Stepping using the STU Front Panel Keys 12 Selecting Specific Services from the EPG 12 Selecting Services...

Page 2: ...you must exercise care when using it Please read the following recommended safety precautions carefully and exercise care at all times when connecting or disconnecting any of FOXTEL S equipment from...

Page 3: ...been designed to receive and process digital signals transmitted from orbiting satellites The satellites act as mirrors in the transmission process beaming the FOXTEL s signals back to your satellite...

Page 4: ...CONNECTOR TO VCR AUDIO TO MONO AMPLIFIER TV OR VCR VIDEO TO NON SCART INPUT TV OR VCR SATELLITE DISH CONNECTOR SCART CONNECTOR TO TV S VIDEO CONNECTOR TO TV AUDIO TO HI FI FIXED STEREO AUDIO OUTPUT F...

Page 5: ...played pages 13 14 16 and arrow keys Switches options in menus page 16 Removes the TV Radio guide or information from the screen and redisplays the last FOXTEL programme you were watching page 13 Disp...

Page 6: ...s on the TV for interference 4 If any interference is noticed change the UHF channel number as follows Press and hold the UHF button on the RCU to display UHF on the STU display and the UHF test scree...

Page 7: ...R and TV in place of a TV mode STU TV using SCART or RF Interface NOTE As the LNB connection cable carries a small voltage on its centre connector it is recommended that the mains supply to the STU is...

Page 8: ...axial cable to the STU should be finger tight 4 Using a SCART to SCART cable not supplied connect the TV SCART socket on the STU to the SCART socket on the TV OR Using a SCART to RCA connector not sup...

Page 9: ...and 6 if you are using SCART connectors 5 Using a SCART to SCART cable not supplied connect the TV SCART connector on the STU to the SCART socket on the TV OR Using a SCART to RCA connector not suppl...

Page 10: ...R 8 Switch power on to the STU NOTE 1 If your VCR has a stereo audio input connect the FIXED stereo audio outputs from the STU to the VCR stereo audio connector 2 Any taping of programmes from your Fo...

Page 11: ...ront panel keys Stepping using the Remote Control To step through services using the remote control do the following 1 Select the type of service required TV or Music Radio 2 Press P to step to the ne...

Page 12: ...st the volume level using V and V NOTE The mute function is disabled when the FIXED STEREO audio outputs Left and Right on the STU are used This ensures a fixed volume level for recording purposes The...

Page 13: ...displayed arrow in the EPG screens darkens to indicate activity TV programmes are not displayed and audio not heard while the EPG screen is displayed 2 Use the cursor keys or to scroll up or down the...

Page 14: ...er NEXT programmes cannot be viewed before their start time To exit the Information Box press EXIT or i 5 When viewing a programme to tune to another programme press the numbered keys on the RCU The I...

Page 15: ...NAVIGATION ROUTE NOTE 1 The menu structure can be upgraded over the airby the Service Provider and could differ slightly from that shown in these instructions 2 Decoder Upgrade menu option is only vis...

Page 16: ...the following 1 Press MENU on the RCU The Main Menu screen is displayed with Language Selection highlighted 2 Press OK The following option list is displayed Language Option in Guide and Menu 1 On sel...

Page 17: ...NU on the RCU The Main Menu options list is displayed with Blocking Options highlighted 2 Press OK A Security Check screen is displayed in which the PIN code for blocking must be entered using the RCU...

Page 18: ...e Provider can send global or individual messages over the air When a message has been received the yellow front panel indicator will be illuminated and the symbol will be displayed on the TV screen T...

Page 19: ...ogramme displayed Incorrect TV channel selected to view the satellite decoder On the TV select the channel allocated to view the decoder programmes Incomplete video recording a portion of the recorded...

Page 20: ...ailure The CAM is malfunctioning Call the service provider E12 CAM failure The CAM is malfunctioning Call the service provider E14 Service is currently scrambled There is a problem with the transmissi...

Page 21: ...ce provider E42 Parental control lock The service has been blocked Reset blocking level if required Error dot red Error dot red Error dot red Error dot red Error dot red Error dot red Error dot red E4...

Page 22: ...d left and right audio channels to Hi Fi RCA Mono audio to TV VCR RCA Internal modem where fitted RJ11 External modem port 9 pin D type male Data service port 9 pin D type female SATELLITERECEIVERTUNE...

Page 23: ...rotected by U S patents and other intellectual property rights Use of this copyright protection technology must be authorised by Macrovision and is intended for home and other limited pay per view use...

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