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9.6 OSD SETUP menu
The Setup menu contains all extended setting options. Some menus can only be called up by entering a
password (default setting 0000). You can change this password under CHILD-PROOF. Please make a note
of the new password and keep it in a safe place! To open the SETUP menu, press the MENU button and
select SETUP with the control keys. Then press OK. All submenus that appear are explained in the corres-
ponding sequence:
Satellite/TP
You can add or delete programmes or satellites via the SATELLITE/TP menu. If your receiver is connected
to a system which can receive a number of satellites (e.g. Multifeed systems) or to a rotating antenna
rotor, you can add additional satellite positions. Each satellite position has several transponders (TP),
which usually contain one programme package with several TV and radio programmes. After a satellite or
transponder search, the found programmes are transferred to the station list.
Find satellite
1. Satellite: First of all, select a satellite position. Press the OK button to do
this.
2. Select LNB: If the receiver is connected to a system that has several
antennae/LNBs, you must set another LNB for the new satellite position.
Switch through LNB1 to LNB8 with the control keys and observe the
signal displays. In order to receive HOTBIRD as well as the ASTRA
satellite (LNB1), LNB2 is the correct selection in most cases.
3. Select TP: If you do not obtain any signal display when adding a new satellite, although the antenna is
aligned and you have switched through LNB1 to LNB8, you should select another transponder from the
list. To do this, press the OK button and select another transponder. TIP: If you press the RED button
(“Display”), you can view a programme from the selected transponder by way of a check.
4. Position: At this point you can define the location in the satellite list at which the new satellite will
appear.
5. Search: If you select the AUTOMATIC setting, all preset transponders will be found or – if this facility is
offered by the satellite provider – a NETWORK search will be started. Some satellite operators transmit
a complete, up-to-date transponder and transmitter table, which the receiver then favours above its
own transponder list. Select the TP SEARCH setting if you only wish to add individual programmes (see
Select TP).
6. Type of search: Many programmes are encoded and can only be received with a special receiver, for a
fee. Select the setting FTA (“Free To Air”), if you only wish to store freely receivable programmes. If you
select “All”, all encoded programmes will also be stored.
7. Rotate east/west and Step east/west: These setting options serve to control a DiSEqC 1.2 rotor. Some
DiSEqC 1.2 rotors do not support individual step control! Use the “Rotate east/west” function to search
for the satellite. If the signal bars give no display, select another transponder and rotate the antenna
again slowly, with regular pauses, as detecting a transponders can take a few seconds.
8. When both signal bars show the highest possible level, select START SEARCH. All stations found will
then be transferred to the programme list.