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6.6.4.2 Advanced Search
In addition to the automatic search, a manual search procedure
is also available. In this case you must search specifically for the
program on a specific satellite transponder. Unlike the automatic
search procedure, here you must enter all reception parameters
explicitly.
The technical reception parameters that must be entered in this
display can be obtained either from satellite magazines, or from
the relevant program provider.
The following information must be input:
Satellite:
First select the satellite position to be searched. Below this you will see a display of the current
signal strength.
Frequency:
Here you must enter the five-digit transponder frequency, e.g. 11836 for 11.836GHz.
Polarity:
Here you must enter the polarization plane of the transponder (“Horizontal” or “Vertical”).
Symbol rate:
Either select one of the two usual rates commonly found on the Astra and Eutelsat satellites,
22.000 as well as 27.500 symbols/s, or enter a specific value manually. The receiver is equipped to process
symbol rates between 2.000 and 45.000 symbols/s.
Scan Filter:
There are three choices:
FTA:
Only search free-to-air programs.
FTA+Irdeto:
Search free-to-air plus Irdeto scrambled programs
All:
Search all kinds of programs, including other CA systems.
PID Video:
Packet identifier for the video signal
PID Audio:
Packet identifier for the audio signal
PID PCR:
Program Clock Reference
Now press the red function key to initiate the manual program search. All program broadcasting within the
framework of specified parameters will be displayed, one after the other, on the following page. You can
then decide whether you want to store the newly found program in memory, or whether you wish to discard
them. The search procedure can be terminated at any time by pressing the “EXIT” key.
6.6.4.3 Preprogrammed List
The receiver automatically selects your country name. The sub-
display “ Do you want to reinitialise the program list? “, Please
pressing the “ OK” key, then will be initialising the program. Please
wait about 15 seconds.
6.6.5 Time / Date Settings
Time/Date settings:
If the ”Automatic Time Update” is set to “On”,
the receive will receive the digital clock time and date as broadcast
by the digital TV programmed providers. The DVB standard will
broadcast this in GMT time zone. In order to display local time
correctly, It may be necessary to set a time offset, indicating the
difference between local time and GMT (e.g. in Germany daylight
savings time in summer is +2h, winter time is +1h)
Clock mode:
The time can be displayed in 12 or 24-hour format.
Automatic Time Update:
The receiver can either receive the
Current time via the digital TV programmers (On),
Or it can calculate current time independently (Off).
