Using With A Tv That Has An Integrated Satellite Receiver; Using With A Separate Free-To-Air Receiver; Using With A Sky+ Receiver - Falcon QuickSAT QS65 Bedienungsanleitung

Using with a TV that has an integrated satellite receiver

12a) Using the F-type connector cable, connect one end from the satellite dish and the
other to the TVs LNB/Satellite Antenna input.
12b) Turn the TV on and select the correct input on your TV, this may be called Satellite,
DVB-S2, DVB-S, STV or DTV. Refer to your TV instruction manual for more details.
You should now see a 'no signal' or -'bad signal' message
12c) Using the TV remote control select BBC 1 The screen will return to the 'No
signal' message after a few seconds. You are now ready for the next part of the
tuning process.
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12d) If you are using a
click on Menu - scroll down and select DVB-2, then scroll down to EasyFind and
click right on your remote control to toggle it "on".

Using with a separate free-to-air receiver

13a) Connect the receiver to your TV using the appropriate cable, eg.:
(HDMI cable, SCART or AV)
13b) Connect the F-type connector on the dual cable (Item C) from the satellite dish to the
LNB Input socket on the receiver
13c) If the receiver has a remote Infrared (IR) eye for the remote control plug it in.
13d) Turn the TV and satellite receiver on and select the correct input on your TV for the connection you have
used, eg. (HDMI, SCART or AV)
You should now see a 'no signal' or -'bad signal' message
13e) Using the receivers remote control select BBC 1 The screen will return to the 'No signal' message after a few
seconds. You are now ready for the next part of the tuning process.
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Make sure your TV or receiver is set to the correct satellite, for UK TV this is

Using with a SKY+ receiver

Please note: Sky Q receivers require the Sky Q compatible model of the QS65 / QS80
The procedure when using a SKY+ receiver is broadly the same as with a free-to-air receiver with a few things to note:
1. You must ensure your SKY box has a channel list before use, if the box has not been used for a while it may have lost
its channel list. We recommend checking this before leaving home.
If you do not have a channel list then you should connect the box to an already aligned dish and run a channel search.
2. Due to encryption used by sky it is better to move the dish in staggered movements (at step 17), pausing for a few
seconds every degree to allow time for the signal to decode.
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TV or any other TV that has EasyFind enabled,
Astra 28.2E also known as Astra 2, Astra 2 E/F/G or Astra 2 A/B/D
Make sure your TV or receiver has a current channel list before use