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2.6.1 Frequency
fi ne adjustment
Select “Output Frequency”.
By using the scroll buttons, the exact fi ne adjustment frequency setting for
the video carrier can be made in 250 kHz steps.
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244.25 MHz
Standard B/G
HF on Level -7
16:9 Letterbox
224.25 MHz
2.6
Sub-menu: Special settings for cable signals
Here the settings for Twin 1 and Twin 2 can be made separately
2.4.3 Selecting a radio programme under “Ra”
I 1236 MHz 27.5 MS
Ra Das Erste deu
Outp. CH12 244.25MHz
Auto Vol+0dB AV
Bayern 4 Klas
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Video-PID ---- unscr
Audio-PID 0066 10/1
Subtitles off
Selecting the programme by name from the displayed list.
Use the scroll button to display the radio programme to be selected.
On pressing the sub-menu button, “
” will be displayed:
Note:
If no radio programmes are saved in the transponder, the message
“No radio service” is displayed and the current TV programme continues
to be displayed.
The type designation of the module
The audio PID for the selected radio programme
The number of radio programmes in the transponder/number of
languages for the selected radio programme
Press the “
” sub-menu key to return to the main menu.
2.4.4 Selecting a language for the TV or radio programme
If the programme is transmitted in more than one language (e.g. “Euronews”),
the scroll buttons can be used to select the desired language
I 1236 MHz 27.5 MS
TV
Das Erste deu
Outp. CH12 244.25MHz
Auto Vol+0dB AV
deu
2.5
Selection of the output channel
Select the parameter “Output channel” for the PAL signal.
Use the scroll buttons to set the output channel in 7 MHz or 8 MHz steps
from 111.25 MHz to 847.25 MHz (depending on the standard).
Under the TV standards D/K and I, channel display for special channels is
performed by “---”.
I 1236 MHz 27.5 MS
TV
Das Erste deu
Outp. CH12 244.25MHz
Auto Vol+0dB AV
CH12
Press the sub-menu button “
” to display the sub-menu
“Special settings for cable signals”.