Medion MD 24285 Anleitung Seite 80

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Stand behind your aerial and move it into a vertical position (see diagram
B). Ensure that the receiver component of the aerial is pointing south
(see diagram A).
Diagram A.
ha (horizontal angle)
South
While watching the TV screen, turn the aerial slowly towards the east (left)
until the receiver component is facing directly east, in other words 90°.
With digital satellite reception the receiver picks up the signal with a
slight time delay. Therefore, turn your aerial very slowly and wait a
few seconds in each position until the receiver displays the signal
strength in the on-screen menu.
Now steepen the angle by 1°. To do this, pull the top of the aerial. Now
move the aerial slowly back to its starting point facing south. Now
move the aerial back down by 1° and turn it left again (towards the
east). Repeat these steps until the horizontal angle and the elevation
angle cross, for example at 19.2°E for ASTRA1, and you can receive the
preset programme on your television.
Check again whether you are receiving the preset programme selection on
your receiver and use CH button on the remote control to scroll
through the channels.
Once you are receiving the desired satellite, you can optimise the aerial
alignment until you have a perfect picture on all channels. You can
achieve this by adjusting the horizontal and elevation angles (see
diagrams A and B).
Finally, tighten all the screws so that the position of the aerial remains
firmly fixed.
Here is a summary of the position of the satellites:
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Diagram B.
ea (elevation angle)