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When you switch between the channel indexes
using the
button on the remote control unit or
¢
F
the
button on the receiver, all lists which are not
¢
F
active are skipped.
If you wish to deactivate a channel index, select the
option "SET OFF".
The first 5 programme positions are displayed
together with
- the number in the favourites list,
- the programme position number in normal mode,
- the station name.
5
Use the | ] buttons to select a programme
position.
When you have selected the programme position 5
in the list and then press the | button, the next 5
programme positions are displayed, and so on.
Use the ] button to step back.
1
6
Selecting a favourite channel:
Use the
buttons to increase/decrease the
x c
programme position number (in the normal list).
You can also use the numeric buttons to directly
enter the number.
7
Repeat the procedure until the 20 favourite program-
me positions are assigend to the satellite channels of
your choice.
If you select the programme position number "000"
2
in the normal list, the corresponding favourite
programme position is skipped. In this way, you
can "clear" a favourite programme position without
3
changing the remaining programme position
numbers.
8
Save your list by pressing the
O
button.
9
Exit the menu guide by pressing the
.
button
twice.
The audio index (choosing
alternative audio channels)
Each TV channel of a satellite is assigned to several
audio channels.
These are used by the satellite programme pro-
viders in different ways: for mono, stereo and
multi-channel sound of TV broadcasts and for radio
broadcasts.
For the satellite channels shown in the enclosed
programme list, the frequencies of the TV audio
channels are already preprogrammed.
For the transmissions broadcast on the different
video and audio channels, please consult your
satellite programme guide.
For stereo transmissions, two separate audio chan-
nels are required.
Use the yellow
¢
button to directly call up the
AUDIO
"AUDIO INDEX" for selecting the audio options.
In the receiver's display appears "INDEX".
The selected audio option remains active until you
select another programme position or you switch
the receiver to standby. How to permanently chan-
ge an audio option is explained in the chapter
"Changing Programme Position Settings".
Use the
buttons to toggle between the op-
x c
tions "MONO", "STEREO" and "CUSTOM".
The current option appears in the third menu line
and the digit 3 is flashing. Use the
1
-
5
buttons
or the ] | buttons to select another option. Use
0
the
button to switch to the next page. The first
menu line then is marked (the digit 1 is flashing).
With the "MONO" option, 8 preprogrammed set-
tings are available.
AUDIO INDEX
MONO
LEFT RIGHT
1 7.02
7.02
PANDA
2 7.20
7.20
PANDA
3 7.38
7.38
PANDA
4 7.56
7.56
PANDA
5 7.74
7.74
PANDA
0 FOR MORE
With the "STEREO" option, 4 audio settings are
available.
AUDIO INDEX
STEREO
LEFT RIGHT
1 7.74
7.92
PANDA
2 8.10
8.28
PANDA
3 7.02
7.20
PANDA
4 7.38
7.56
PANDA
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During stereo reception,
is visible in the
receiver's display. The left and right loudspeakers
are supplied via different sound channels. For
mono, only one sound channel is used;
is visi-
ble in the receiver's display.
With the "CUSTOM" option, 15 audio settings are
available which can be customized in the
INSTALL/CUSTOM AUDIO menu.
2
AUDIO INDEX
CUSTOM
LEFT RIGHT
1 7.02
7.20
50US
2 5.50
5.50
PANDA
3 6.00
6.00
PANDA
4 6.50
6.50
PANDA
5 6.50
6.50
50US
0 FOR MORE
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Press the yellow
¢
button to exit the "AUDIO
AUDIO
INDEX" menu. If no button is pressed within a few
seconds, the "AUDIO INDEX" menu is automatically
exited.
Meaning of the abbreviations:
3
50 µs:
Deemphasis
J17:
Deemphasis
PANDA: Audio signal processing according to the
4
Panda -Wegener method.
Example:
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1
Select the ARD channel (001 in the Normal channel
index). Your receiver is already preset to the audio
channels 7.02 and 7.20 MHz.
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2
Press the yellow
¢
button to call up the
AUDIO
AUDIO INDEX.
– The following menu is displayed for approx. 6
7
seconds on the picture screen:
AUDIO INDEX
8
STEREO
LEFT RIGHT
1 7.74
7.92
PANDA
2 8.10
8.28
PANDA
9
3 7.02
7.20
PANDA
4 7.38
7.56
PANDA
The digit 3 in the "3 7.02 7.20 PANDA" line is
flashing.
If you press the | button within this delay, you
can select another radio station, for example SWF
3, instead of ARD.
– The digit 4 in the "4 7.38 7.56 PANDA " line is
flashing.
Customizing audio settings
Your receiver is already preprogrammed for most
of the available satellite channels (see enclosed pro-
gramme list). Preprogramming includes the audio
options for MONO and STEREO (see the paragraph
"Choosing alternative sound channels"). You can
customize 15 additional audio settings.
Press the
button on the remote control unit
.
twice.
– The "MAIN MENU" appears.
MAIN MENU
1 TIMER
2 INSTALL
3 CHANNEL SETUP
4 LOCK CONTROL
PRESS 1-4 OR I
Press the
button twice.
– On the picture screen appears the first of the 15
audio settings which can be customized (NO 1)
with the current values.
INSTALL
CUSTOM AUDIO
NO.
1
N.R.
PANDA
1 LNC SETUP
LEFT
7.02
2 CUSTOM AUDIO
RIGHT
7.20
3 DECODER/AV
BW
1
4 LANGUAGE
PRESS OK OR I
PRESS 1-4 OR I
Use the
buttons to select the setting to
c x
customize.
Use the ] | buttons to select the data you wish
to change.
Select the audio frequency for the left and right
channel: adjust a value between 5.50 and 9.99 MHz
with the
buttons or enter the value with the
c x
numeric buttons.
Use the
buttons to select the required de-
c x
emphasis: 50 ms, J17 or PANDA.
Use the
buttons to select the bandwidth
c x
giving the best sound quality (between 1 and 4).
Save the settings with the
O
button.
Press the
.
button twice to terminate the settings.
Meaning of the abbreviations:
50 µs:
Deemphasis
J17:
Deemphasis
PANDA: Audio signal processing according to the
Panda-Wegener method.
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