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Using the Receiver

On-screen status display

When you press the

button once, the STATUS

menu containing the name of the selected channel
index, the programme position number, the station
name, the signal frequency and polarization, the
audio setting, the date and time, and the option for
calling up the main menu (with

), appears briefly

on the picture screen.

In the receiver's display appears one after the other
the frequency and polarization of the current station
and the statio name.

Stored channel indexes

Your receiver is already pre-programmed for the
current channels of many satellites (see program-
me list). In most cases, a correction is not required.

You can of course also receive channels which are
not preset in the receiver's memory (see chapter
"Establishing a new Programme Position").
How to edit the channel index according to your
preferences can be found in the chapter "Selecting
your favourite satellite channels”

When switching the receiver on from standby, the
channel index and programme position which have
been selected before switching off are automatically
recalled (Last Station Memory).

You have the choice between 7 channel indices:

NORMAL:
In this channel index, all preprogrammed channels
are stored. If you wish to change programme
position settings, this will always be done in the
NORMAL channel index.

FAVOURITE/RADIO:
You can store your favourite satellite channels in
five favourite indexes so that you can select the
channels via the lowest programme positions with-
out resorting the entire channel index. The favourite
indexes contain a channel choice made in the nor-
mal index.

The 5 favourite channel indexes are preprogram-
med with the 20 “most attractive” channels of one
language group (Englisch, German, Spanish, Portu-
guese and Italian) each and identified by the res-
pective language. The radio channel index contains
20 radio channels. It is established in the same way
as the other favourite indexes.

You can change the designation of the channel
index, the channels contained therein and the chan-
nel order to suit your taste. Up to five persons can
establish their own favourite channel index and give
it a unique name (see ”Selecting your favourite
satellite channels”).

Selecting a channel index and a
programme position

Using the red

button on the remote control unit

or the

button on the receiver, you can switch

between the different channel indexes (normal,
radio and the current favourite indexes) (press the
respective button repeatedly).

For every channel index, the receiver switches auto-
matically to the last selected programme position
(Last Station Memory).

On the picture screen appears the selected channel
index and the number and the name of the current
programme position.

Using the

] |

buttons or the numeric buttons,

you can select another programme position for the
current channel index.

❒

Stepping through the programme
positions

Using the

] |

buttons on the remote control unit

or the

buttons on the receiver, you can

step through the programme positions.
– In the receiver's display apppear one after the

other the station name, the channel index name
and again the station name. If the "NORMAL"
index is selected, the programme position num-
ber appears behind the "

NORMAL

" display.

– The name of the channel index, the programme

position number and the station name are briefly
displayed on the picture screen.

❒

Direct programme position selection

Select the programme positions 1 to 9 with the
numeric buttons

For the programme positions 10 to 300, enter the
two- or three-digit number by means of the nume-
ric buttons.
Each multi-digit entry must be completed within 2
seconds

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Adjusting the volume

Pressing the

button or the

button calls up the

”VOLUME” menu.

In the receiver's display appears, for example,
"

VOLUME 24

The adjusted volume is only effective with the
”TV/VCR”, ”AUDIO OUT” and the ”TV” EURO-AV
socket. It has no effect on the EURO-AV sockets for
video recorder (AUX 2) and decoder (AUX 1).

You can adjust the volume level with the

x c

buttons between 0 and 32.

Save the set value by pressing the

button.

You can cancel the adjustment with the

button if

it is not yet saved.

If you do not press the

button, the menu

is exited after a few seconds. The set value remains
effective until you switch to standby. The old setting
then is recovered.

Sound mute

Pressing the

button when you are in the SAT

mode mutes the sound. Press the button again to
recover the sound.

In the top right corner of the picture screen appears
”MUTE” as long as the sound is muted.

Channel index
(programme position list)

Pressing the

button calls up the ”CHANNEL

INDEX”. This facilitates channel selection if you do
not know the programme position number for the
desired channel.

In the receiver's display appears "

INDEX

The current channel index is shown directly below
the headline.

The selected programme position appears in
the third line, the digit 3 is flashing. Use the

…

buttons or the

] |

buttons to select

another position. The

button selects the next

page. In this case, the first line is marked (the digit
1 is flashing).

Press the green

button to suppress the

"CHANNEL INDEX". If no button is pressed within a
few seconds, the channel index disappears automa-
tically.

Selecting your favourite
satellite channels

In the FAVOURITE and RADIO channel indexes, you
can put together your favourite satellite channels
using the programme positions in the NORMAL
channel index (which contains all preprogrammed
satellite channels). For this, 20 programme posi-
tions are available.

The programme list enclosed contains the factory
preset satellite channels.

Press the

button on the remote control unit

twice.
– The ”MAIN MENU” appears.

Press the

button and then the

button.

– The ”FAVOURITES” menu appears with the 5 first

favourite channels.

The digit next to the name of the favourites list is
flashing. With the

x c

buttons you can switch