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UPM 1400
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Satellite, TP search: functions and settings
Important parameters such as LNB command and control signals are also permanently set in the TP search
menu. Incorrect settings lead to malfunctions !
After selecting the desired satellite from the list of satellites offered, by pressing the OK button, you are now in the TP
search menu for DVB-S/S2 signals where the reception parameters are specified, the transponders are classified and
TV programs can be searched.
The following parameters can be set here:
Satellite - determines the desired satellite
Transponder - determines the desired transponder
LNB type - determines the desired LNB type (standard universal LNB = 9750/10600)
LNB Power - determines the voltage that is sent to the LNB
22KHz - determines if a 22KHz signal is output to receive the high bands
DiSEqC 1.0 - defines DiSEqC commands to receive up to 4 satellite positions
DiSEqC 1.1 - defines DiSEqC commands to receive up to 16 satellite positions
By pressing the OK button, you can select the corresponding parameter from a list.
Explanation of signal parameters:
POW (Power) – received signal level in dBµV (can also be set to dBm in the settings menu)
BER - signal quality based on measurement of bit error rate (CBER before error correction)
MER – signal quality based on measurement of modulation error rates
NIT - automatic satellite recognition
Function Key Options
:
F1 - Deletes the selected satellite or the selected transponder
F2 - Starts the search with the parameters defined on the selected TP
F3 - Display the constellation diagram of the selected TP
F4
– Open Explorer menu for clear display of signal parameters
Satellite, TP search: explorer menu
Press the F4 key to switch from the TP search menu to the Explore menu. Here the most important signal
parameters are shown in a larger representation.