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Operating Hints
This chapter contains excerpts from the operating instructions. For further particulars please refer to the appropriate user instructions the part number of which is indicated in the relevant
spare parts list.
Terrestrial aerial
MAINS
CH.ADJ.
TV /VCR
INPUT
L
TV
AERIAL
AUDIO
OUT
R
230V
50/60 Hz
13W MAX.
RF cable
Once the satellite receiver has been connected to
the mains it switches to stand-by mode, and the
red indicator light on the front panel lights up.
!
The receiver is only disconnected from the mains
when the plug is removed from the mains socket.
To connect the satellite aerial
!
It is vital that you read the safety and installation
notes on page 2.
1
Connect the cable of your satellite aerial(s) to the
LNC input(s) (screw terminal, F connector) on the
rear of the receiver as shown in the following dia-
gram.
12
7
Satellite aerial
R
L
HiFi-Amplifier
HiFi Amplifier
LNC
13V/18V
DECODER
VCR
300mA DC
DO NOT REMOVE COVERS
MADE IN U.K.
HAZARD-LIVE PARTS
Decoder
VCR
Connecting your equipment using
a EURO-AV cable
Your dealer can provide you with a EURO-AV cable.
Television Set
1
If your television set is fitted with a EURO-AV input,
you will get the best image and sound quality if you
use a EURO-AV cable to connect the EURO-AV
socket of your television set to the EURO-AV "TV"
socket of your receiver.
Video Recorder
1
If your video recorder is fitted with a EURO-AV
socket, you will get optimum recording and playb-
ack quality if you use a EURO-AV cable to connect
the video recorder to the EURO-AV "VCR" socket of
your receiver.
!
No on-screen menu displays are transmitted via the
EURO-AV "VCR" socket on the receiver. Video
recordings are not affected.
When playing back a video recording, the video
recorder signals will be "cycled" via the EURO-AV
"VCR" and "TV" sockets of the receiver to the TV set,
even if the receiver is in stand-by mode.
Decoder
1
If you use a decoder fitted with a EURO-AV connec-
1
tor, you will achieve optimum image quality if you
connect the decoder to the EURO-AV "DECODER"
2
socket of your receiver using a EURO-AV cable.
2
Once you have connected a decoder please check
!
the "decoder norm selection" in the "basic settings"
sub-menu (
/
1).
How to connect your hi-fi system
1
The best sound quality is obtained by connecting
the receiver to Hi-Fi equipment.
1
Connect the L (left) and R (right) AUDIO OUT
sockets on the back of your receiver via a phono
2
(cinch) cable to the corresponding input sockets in
your Hi-Fi unit.
3
Connecting devices via an RF
cable to the receiver
4
This setting is not required if the receiver is con-
nected via a EURO-AV cable with the TV set and/or
the video recorder.
If your TV set or video recoder is not fitted
with a EURO-AV socket, these devices receive
the signals via the modulator output socket
»TV
/ VCR
« at the back of the receiver.
1
1
Connect the socket »TV
/ VCR
« of the recei-
ver with the aerial input socket of the TV set and/or
video recorder using a commercially available RF
aerial cable.
2
If you wish to receive also terrestrial TV program-
2
mes via the receiver, it is necessary to connect the
aerial cable of the terrestrial aerial with the aerial
input socket »AERIAL« at the back of the receiver.
3
When the connections are made, the devices must
be adjusted to each other.
See page 17, under " Tuning the TV set and video
recorder to the receiver " for information on how
this works and what to look out for.
Power supply
Connect the mains cable enclosed to the "230 V~"
mains connector on the back of the receiver.
Insert the plug of the mains cable into the socket.
– The receiver is now in stand-by mode.
The receiver is only disconnected from the mains
when the plug is removed from the mains socket.
To switch on from stand-by mode
Once you press the
button on the receiver or the
b
button on the remote control, you will switch on
the receiver from stand-by mode, and in the last
channel position selected (last station memory).
The same buttons can be used to switch the recei-
ver back into stand-by mode.
Using the numeric buttons
...
on the remote
control you will be able to switch on the receiver
directly to the channel position you want from
stand-by mode.
You can also switch on the receiver using the P+ /
P – buttons on the receiver or the ] | buttons on
the remote control.
Selecting a satellite channel
The channel position numbers can be entered
directly using the numeric buttons
...
on the
remote control (channel position numbers with
several digits must be entered within a space of
3 seconds).
The P+ / P – buttons on the receiver or the ] |
buttons on the remote control allow you to switch
step-by-step to the next channel position.
To fast forward through the channel positions: keep
the appropriate button pressed.
If there is no image on the screen of the TV set
please check that the pre-programmed oscillator
frequency (e.g. 9.750 GHz for Astra and Eutelsat)
conforms with the oscillator frequency of the LNC
used.
Correct the oscillator frequency of the LNC if neces-
sary.
See page 13, under "LNC oscillator frequencies",
for information on how this works.
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