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9.2 The OSD: Programme selection, programme lists
With the constantly increasing range of programmes, confusion naturally increases too: Many programmes
are only of regional significance (e.g. foreign language), many programmes are encoded and can only be
received with a special receiver, for a fee, or are just plain uninteresting. To ensure clarity and order in the
programme lists, there are 4 favourites lists and various sorting criteria. The programmes can be
accessed in different ways:
Direct programme selection via numeral keys 0 - 9:
If you know the location of the desired programme in the programme list, you can enter this directly with
the numeral keys (e.g. 108 for “Sample TV”). After a few moments the satellite receiver will display the
desired programme. TIP: If you press the ALT key, the receiver will switch back and forth between the
current and the last programme location.
Display favourites lists:
A programme list with many hundreds of TV or radio stations can quickly become confusing. You can
assign your favourite programmes to 4 favourites lists. You can rename these lists (default settings FILMS,
MUSIC, NEWS and SPORT) as desired, e.g. as FATHER, MOTHER, DAUGHTER and SON. You can access
your favourites lists by pressing the COLOURED buttons. The creation of favourites lists is described in
detail under SETUP —> PROGRAMMES —> FAVOURITES.
Display programme list:
You can obtain a general overview of all stored programmes by pressing the
BROWSE button. You can navigate within this list with the CH control keys.
You can “scroll through” the list more quickly with the two PAGE buttons.
When you have found the desired programme, press the EXIT key to hide
the list.
If you wish to view the programme list for another satellite, press the RED
button; to sort the programmes, press the GREEN button.
TIP: You can use the i-button to call up an additional menu on the right and
assign the displayed programme to a category. The programme will then be
added to the favourites list (see below).
Sort programme list:
Call up the programme list with the BROWSE button; when the GREEN
button is pressed, the menu for sorting the programmes will appear. Select
the desired sorting criteria with the coloured buttons:
RED: Alphabetic sorting (A - Z or Z - A)
GREEN: According to transponder frequencies or network specification
YELLOW: Freely receivable or encoded programmes
BLUE:
Current satellite or all satellite positions
OK: Sorting is carried out