ADR (ASTRA DIGITAL RADIO)
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Storing new ADR programmes in memory
Two possibilities exist for this:
A complete scan of all ADR programmes,
which will automatically find any new pro-
grammes.
Or
Storing individual programmes in memory, for
which you will need the information pertaining
to the programmes (see list station program-
ming).
All satellite programmes stored in programme
slots 1 to 350 will be scanned for ADR pro-
grammes, and any new programmes found
will be added to the existing list of ADR pro-
grammes (updating of existing programme
list).
➜
Press the
MENU
key to display the
Main Menu
.
➜
Use the
Programme
keys to mark the menu item
Programmes
, then press the
OK
key to select.
➜
Use the
Programme
keys to mark the menu item
ADR Search
, then press the
OK
key to select.
The Menu ADR Search will be displayed.
➜
Press the
OK
key to start the ADR scan.
Any new ADR programme found will be listed in the
Search menu. The scan will be completed after about
25 minutes, and the menu
Change Order
will be dis-
played.
Any new ADR programmes will be appended
to the existing list of programmes, and will
initially be allocated names such as ADR_01,
ADR_02, etc. for OSD purposes. When the
programme is selected for the first time, the
actual programme name will be shown in the
ADR menu. This name can be entered in the
menu Setting Programmes (see page 12).
The menu Change Order can be used to sort
the ADR programmes into any of the 500 pro-
gramme slots provided by the TV set.
Basically, a new ADR programme will be sto-
red in the same way as a satellite TV pro-
gramme (see page 11).
When entering the menu item "Audio type",
one of the types ADR1 to ADR12 must be
entered, these are to be found following on
after the audio types 1…32 in the list. An allo-
cation of the various audio types to the corre-
sponding sound sub-carrier frequency can be
found in the list "Audio types".
➜
Use the
Programme
keys to go to a different
menu line, then press the
OK
key to store in
memory.
➜
Press the
RADIO/TV
key to exit this menu.
Storing an ADR programme in memory
ADR-Scan
Stroring new ADR programmes in memory
Audio
Audio frequency
Bandwidth
Deemphasis
Type
A
MHz B
1
7.02
7.20
low
adaptive
2
7,38
7.56
low
adaptive
3
7.74
7.92
low
adaptive
4
8.10
8.28
low
adaptive
5
8.46
8.64
low
adaptive
6
6.50
6.60
high
50µs
7
6.50
5.80
high
50µs
8
6.60
6.65
high
50µs
9
6.60
6.60
high
50µs
10
6.60
6.60
high
J 17
11
5.80
6.60
high
J 17
12
6.60
5.80
high
J 17
13
6.40
7.75
high
J 17
14
6.85
8.20
high
J 17
15
7.25
8.20
high
J 17
16
7.25
8.65
high
J 17
17
6.20
6.80
high
50µs
18
6.80
7.20
high
J 17
19
7.74
7.29
low
50µs
20
8.13
8.35
low
50µs
21
8.21
8.48
low
50µs
22
8.14
8.37
low
adaptive
23
8.25
8.49
low
adaptive
24
7.55
7.83
low
50µs
25
7.85
8.20
low
adaptive
26
7.38
8.02
low
adaptive
27
6.60
6.65
high
adaptive
28
8.20
8.38
low
50µs
29
7.25
6.80
low
adaptive
30
7.75
8.65
low
adaptive
31
6.60
5.80
high
off
32
7.20
7.20
low
off
ADR 1
6.12
ADR 2
6.30
ADR 3
6.48
ADR 4
6.66
ADR 5
6.84
ADR 6
7.74
ADR 7
7.92
ADR 8
8.10
ADR 9
8.28
ADR 10
8.46
ADR 11
7.38
ADR 12
7.56
Audio Types
