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Programme name
Received satellite
Current date
Current time
Storage location
TTX-Symbol
Will be shown if selected station offers Teletext.
EPG-Symbol
Will be shown if selected station offers programme magazine.
Heart Symbol
The heart symbol will appear if you have entered the
programme into your favourites list.
Programme
Group Symbol
The relevant programme group symbol will appear if you have
entered the programme into your
programmes list.
Info
For the current and following programme
Info
About currently active programmes list
Info
For the current and following programme
Info
About currently active programmes list
During a programme change, an information bar is displayed on the screen for 5
seconds (can be altered via menu System settings – OSD Setting – OSD Delay).
This information bar shows the following:
Screen Fade-In During Programme Change
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You must have this field of vision when you stand behind the Dish.
Nearly all common satellite positions are located within this 90-degree angle, such as
for example Astra 19.2 degrees East, Eutelsat Hotbird 13 Degrees East, Astra 28.3
Degrees east of south,
Türksat 42 degrees East.
Depending on which satellite you want to receive, there must be an open view in this
angle. This must above all be adhered to when installing to a wall. Make sure, before
you fix an appropriate wall fitting (not included in the dish pack) to the wall of your
house, that your dish can also turn far enough without hitting the house wall.
After you have made all the connections, you can now begin to align the dish.
Please check again whether the receiver is connected with the LNB on the dish and
also with the TV set. If these cable connections have been properly carried out, you
can switch on the receiver.
Aligning the Satellite Dish Continued