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PART 1 • English

Tetris 
This is a very classic game, you can play with the 

pqtu

 buttons.

tu 

 

Move block to left or right direction

 

Drop block 

p

  

 

Rotate block

blUE button:  

Pause

snake

tu

 

 

Move snake icon to left or right direction.

pq

 

 

Move snake icon to up or down direction.

If the snake has passed the brown (food) icon length will be increased, if passed through the yellow icon length is decreased. 
If it has passed through white icon current game is over. 
blUE button:  

Pause

box man
You are the workman and you have to push the balls to their correct positions. The box can only be pushed, never pulled, so 
you have to be careful not to push them into a corner where you can’t get them out again. You can only push one box at the 
same time. You can move around by using the 

tupq

 buttons. Press RED to Replay this level or gREEn to go to Next level 

or YElloW to play Previous level. 

6.0 oThER oPERATIons

6.1 Electronic program guide (EPg)

The EPG shows the current and following program schedule, dependant on the broadcast, it can be shown for up to 7 days.

Press the EPg button on the RCU in viewing mode to enter the EPG. With the 

pq

 buttons you can select the events from 

the current program and with the 

tu

 buttons you can select the next/previous days. Press the YElloW button to display the 

detailed information of the selected event. Press the oK button to display channel list and use the 

pq

 buttons to select the 

channel and then press oK to display EPG of the selected channel. You can program an Event Timer directly from the EPG 
menu, if you select the event and then press the RED (Timer) button. The parameters for the selected event are already filled 
out in the appearing Timer menu. If necessary you can change the settings using the

tupq

 buttons. Once all settings as 

you request press the oK button to add the timer event. 

 noTE: 

Not all broadcasters provide program information.

6.2 Zapping and information banners

In viewing mode press the YElloW 

i

 button to show Zapping banner together with technical program details, on screen. 

On the lower bar you can view the following information about the current program: Satellite name, Program name, program 
number and time. The following symbols are as well available below the current event headline: For this signs the colour 
indicates availability -> Blue: not available, Yellow: available. SUB if subtitles are available for the current program, TXT: if 
Teletext available on the current program, $: if the program is scrambled or Free-To-Air, EPG: if electronic program guide 
is available and the available/selectable audio channels. In the lower left corner the signal strength and quality are shown. 
Furthermore you have the possibility to show the Now/Next EPG headline using the RED (Next) button and if you press 
YElloW 

i

 again you can see the detailed EPG info as well. Use the 

pq

 and 

tu

 buttons to scroll in the EPG Details. 

On the Top bar are technical program details shown: frequency, symbol rate, polarisation, Video, - Audio, - PCR and Teletext 
PID and the number of Audio and Teletext channels.

6.3 Audio language selection

In viewing mode press RED (Audio) button to show the list of audio languages. Use the 

pq

 buttons to change the available 

audio language. Use the 

tu

 buttons to change the audio mode: Stereo, Left mono, Right mono. To cancel press RED or 

EXIT

 noTE: 

 Audio track with “(AC3)” sign can be listened only if receiver is connected via SPDI/F to digital audio 
amplifier and it is switched ON.

Summary of Contents for SRT 6511

Page 1: ...User Manual Digital Satellite Receiver SRT 6511 Picture similar ...

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Page 4: ...5 4 0 Starting up for the first time 5 4 1 Language Selection 6 4 2 Audio Language Selection 6 4 3 Time Zone adjustment 6 4 4 Satellite configuration 6 5 0 Main Menu 6 5 1 Installation 6 5 2 Program Setting 8 5 3 User preference 8 5 4 System Setting 9 5 5 Utility 9 6 0 OTHER OPERATIONS 10 6 1 Electronic program guide EPG 10 6 2 Zapping and information banners 10 6 3 Audio Language selection 10 6 4...

Page 5: ...he wall outlet pull it out reverse it and then reinsert it If the plug still fails to fit contact an electrician and have the receptacle replaced n Protecting the Power Cord The power supply cord should be placed so it will not bewalked on Never put a heavy object on the power cord or wrap it around the leg of a table or chair Keep the area around the power cord connection points at the power outl...

Page 6: ...SAT function identification and automatic installation of your significant satellites n Memory capacity for 4200 channels resp 4000 transponders or 100 satellites n Fast channel zapping sorting by alphabet free encrypted channels or satellite n Advanced Zoom functions for TV pictures n Digital sound through coaxial output S PDIF by connecting to digital amplifier n Parental lock function for menu ...

Page 7: ...or the audio input of your TV 5 VIDEO This connector has a constant video signal for additional VCR connections 6 S PDIF Use the coaxial output to connect your receiver to the input of your digital audio amplifier 7 TV SCART To connect your receiver to your TV using a SCART cable 8 DVD VCR SCART To connect your receiver to your DVD or Video recorder using a SCART cable 9 ON OFF Power Switch 10 Pow...

Page 8: ...example from ASTRA and from HOT BIRD it is advisable to use fixed dishes and a DiSEqC 1 0 switch Have your Dealer aim the dishes at the requested satellites and connect the LNB s with coax cables to the IN connectors of the DiSEqC 1 0 switch Connect the OUT connector of the DiSEqC 1 0 switch to the SAT IN connector at the back of your receiver Connecting a dish on a motorized positioner to your re...

Page 9: ...te a channel search on it them with RED to Scan ALL channels or GREEN to Scan Free channels 4 4 2 DiSEqC 1 2 You are now guided directly to menu Antenna Setting s Motor setup which gives you the possibility to point the dish to correct position Use the pq and tu buttons to select and change the settings for details refer to chapter 5 1 1 Antenna Setting s under point GOTO X 4 4 3 GOTO X Settings I...

Page 10: ...of the satellite FTA only Use the tu buttons to select YES if you want to search only for Free To Air channels and NO if you want to search for scrambled channels as well Start Search Use the tu buttons to select the scan mode for Transponder Satellite or Advanced Scan 5 1 2 Edit Satellite data Dependent on the focus you set with the tu buttons you can edit a satellite or its transponder data Sele...

Page 11: ...ve the selected channel to desired position use the numeric buttons to enter Delete If you press the RED button the selected channel s is marked with X to delete Once you have pressed EXIT you will be asked if you want to delete press OK to confirm or EXIT to cancel deletion Lock By pressing the BLUE button you can lock or unlock a selected channel the œ will be shown beside the selected channel 5...

Page 12: ...s of following submenus Time Setting Event timer Calendar and Games 5 5 1 Time Setting The default time mode is set to Auto If broadcaster provides GMT you can set the time zone accordingly or set your time manually For the option AUTO you have to set the Time Zone and Summer time using the pq and tubuttons to select and change settings If you set Time mode to Manual you need to set Current time a...

Page 13: ... the selected event are already filled out in the appearing Timer menu If necessary you can change the settings using thetupq buttons Once all settings as you request press the OK button to add the timer event Note Not all broadcasters provide program information 6 2 Zapping and information banners In viewing mode press the YELLOW i button to show Zapping banner together with technical program det...

Page 14: ...witch between following modes OFF 15 Min 30 Min 45 Min 60 Min 90 Min 120 Min and Min where you can enter your preferred time 6 9 Zoom function Press GREEN Zoom button to get pointer then use the pq and tu buttons to select position you want to zoom in and press OK to activate the function A 1 TroubleShooting There may be various reasons for the abnormal operation of the receiver Check the receiver...

Page 15: ...CVBS Audio with volume control 1 VCR SCART CVBS Audio with volume control 3 RCA Audio L R Video Coaxial Digital Audio S PDIF Separate power switch System Memory Main Processor CONEXANT CX24142 Flash Memory 2 MBytes SDRAM 16 MBytes General Data Supply Voltage 100 240 V AC 50 60 Hz Power Consumption typical 11 W max 20 W Stand by Mode 6 5 W Operating Temperature 0 40 C Storage Temperature 10 50 C Hu...

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