En User Manual 5119 Lan 14 IV 2009 1.Original

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5119 LAN[ENGLISH]

Digital Satellite Receiver

Users Manual


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CONTENTS

1. SAFETY ............................................................................................................................ 3

2. ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION ....................................................................................... 3

INFORMATION ON

DISPOSAL FOR

USERS

(PRIVATE HOUSEHOLDS

)IN THE

EUROPEAN

UNION

.......... 3DECLARATIONOFCONFORMITY ................................................................................................. 4

3. REMOTE CONTROL ........................................................................................................ 5

4. SUPPORT & COPYRIGHT ............................................................................................... 6

5. ACCESSORIES ................................................................................................................ 6

6. FRONT PANEL ................................................................................................................. 7

7. REAR PANEL ................................................................................................................... 7

8. CONNECTING YOUR SYSTEM ....................................................................................... 8

HOW TO CONNECT YOUR STBTO VARIOUS SYSTEMS .............................................................................. 8

9. GETTING STARTED ...................................................................................................... 10EASY INSTALL ....................................................................................................................................... 10BOX SETTING ......................................................................................................................................... 10LANGUAGE ............................................................................................................................................ 10TIME SETTING ........................................................................................................................................ 10PARENTAL CONTROL ............................................................................................................................. 10INSTALL SETTING ................................................................................................................................... 10INSTALL YOUR DISH ............................................................................................................................... 10AUTOMATIC INSTALL SATELLITE AND SEARCH CHANNEL ...................................................................... 11MANUALLY INSTALL SATELLITE AND SEARCH CHANNEL ...................................................................... 11

10.MENU OPERATIONS ..................................................................................................... 11

SERVICES ............................................................................................................................................... 11ORGANIZING SERVICES .......................................................................................................................... 11ORGANIZING FAVOURITES ..................................................................................................................... 12

11.INSTALLATION .............................................................................................................. 13

SATELLITE INSTALLATION ..................................................................................................................... 13TERRESTRIAL INSTALLATION (OPTIONAL) ......................................................................................... 17LANSETTING ........................................................................................................................................ 18CASETTINGS (OPTIONAL) .................................................................................................................. 18FACTORY DEFAULT ............................................................................................................................... 19

12.PREFERENCE ................................................................................................................ 20

LANGUAGE ............................................................................................................................................ 20

PARENTAL CONTROL ............................................................................................................................. 20TIME SETTING ........................................................................................................................................ 20

Automatic Update .......................................................................................................................................................................... 21Current Date &Time ..................................................................................................................................................................... 21GMT Offset .................................................................................................................................................................................... 21Daylight Time ................................................................................................................................................................................ 21Wake Up ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 21Wake Up Time ............................................................................................................................................................................... 21Sleep ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 21Sleep Time ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 21

A/VCONTROL ........................................................................................................................................ 21TV-SCART ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 21VCR-SCART .................................................................................................................................................................................. 21Screen Ratio ................................................................................................................................................................................... 21TV Standard ................................................................................................................................................................................... 21Video Brightness ............................................................................................................................................................................ 21Video Contrast ............................................................................................................................................................................... 21Video Saturation ............................................................................................................................................................................ 22


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UHFSETTING ........................................................................................................................................ 22MISCELLANEOUS SETTINGS ................................................................................................................... 22

13.SYSTEM ......................................................................................................................... 23

SYSTEM INFORMATION .......................................................................................................................... 23UPGRADE RS232 .................................................................................................................................... 23

14.GAME ............................................................................................................................. 23SOKOBAN ............................................................................................................................................... 23

15.INTERNET ...................................................................................................................... 24

16.TROUBLE SHOOTING ................................................................................................... 25

17.SPECIFICATIONS .......................................................................................................... 26

SATELLITE SPECIFICATION ..................................................................................................................... 26TERRESTIAL SPECIFICATION (OPTIONAL) ............................................................................................... 26A/VMODE ............................................................................................................................................. 26MICROPROCESSOR &MEMORIES ........................................................................................................... 26POWER &ENVIRONMENT CONDITION ................................................................................................... 26

PHYSICAL SPECIFICATION ...................................................................................................................... 26CONNECTION ......................................................................................................................................... 26


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1. SAFETY

This STB has been manufactured to satisfy the international safety standards. Pleaseread the following safety precautions carefully.

MAINS SUPPLY: 100 - 250V AC 50/60Hz

OVERLOADING: Do not overload wall outlet, extension cord or adapter as this mayresult in fire or electric shock.

LIQUIDS: Keep liquids away from the STB. The apparatus shall not be exposed todripping or splashing and that no objects filled with liquids, such as vases, shall beplaced on the apparatus.

CLEANING: Disconnect the STB from the wall outlet before cleaning .Use a light dampcloth (no solvents) to dust the STB.

VENTILATION: The slots on top of the STB must be left uncovered to allow properairflow to the unit. Do not stand the STB on soft furnishings or carpets. Do not exposethe STB to direct sunlight or do not place it near a heater. Do not stack electronicequipments on top of the STB.

ATTACHMENTS: Do not use any attachments that are not recommended as these maycause hazard or damage the STB.

CONNECTION TO THE SATELLITE DISH LNB: Disconnect the STB from the mainsbefore connecting or disconnecting the cable from the satellite dish.

FAILURE TO DO SO CAN DAMAGE THE LNB.

CONNECTION TO THE TV: Disconnect the STB from the mains before connecting ordisconnecting the cable from the satellite dish.FAILURE TO DO SO CAN DAMAGE THE TV.

EARTHING: The LNB cable MUST BE EARTHED to the system earth for the satellitedish.

LOCATION: Place the STB indoor in order not to expose to lightening, rain or sunlight.

2. Environment protection

Attention!Your product Is marked with this symbol. It means that used electrical and electronic products shouldnot be mixed with general household waste. There is a separate collection system for theseproducts.

Information on Disposal for Users (private households)in the European Union


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Used electrical and electronic equipment must be treated separately and In accordance withlegislation that requires proper treatment, recovery and recycling of used electrical and electronicequipment.Following the implementation by member states, private households within the EU states may returntheir used electrical and electronic equipment to designated collection facilities free of charge*. Insome countries* your local retailer may also take back your old product free of charge if you

purchase a similar new one. *) Please contact your local authority for further details.If your used electrical or electronic equipment has batteries or accumulators, please dispose of theseseparately beforehand according to local requirements.By disposing of this product correctly you will help ensure that the waste undergoes the necessarytreatment, recovery and recycling and thus prevent potential negative effects on the environment andhuman health which could otherwise arise due to inappropriate waste handling.

Information on Disposal for Business Users

In the European Union

If the product is used for business purposes and you want to discard It:

Please contact your local dealer who will inform you about the take-back of the product. You mightbe charged for the costs arising from take-back and recycling Small products (and small amounts)might be taken back by your local collection facilities,

In other Countries outside the EU

If you wish to discard of this product, please contact your local authorities and ask for the correctmethod of disposal.

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

The manufacturer herewith declares the conformity of that product with the following directivesand standards:

Low Voltage Directive LVD 2006/95/EGEN 60 065:2002+A1:2006

EMC Directive 2004/108/EGEN 55 013:2001+A1:2003+A2:2006EN 55 020:2007EN 61 000-3-2:2006EN 61 000-3-3:1995+A1:2001+A2:2005

Model:Digital Satellite Receiver DVB-S


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3. Remote Control

POWER Button

Switch the STB between Operation and Standby mode.

UHF Button

Alter the UHF setting.MUTE Button

Enable / Disable the Audio.

Numeric Buttons

Select the TV or Radio services and menu options.

0/ 0&ZOOM Button

After other Numeric buttons, its used for 0 button. Otherways its used to enable the zoom function.

PAUSE Button

Pause or play video.

PRE Button

Select the previously viewed service.Return to the previous menu.

INFO Button

Display the service information box on the Screen.Display the extended event or service information inmenu.

EPG Button

Display EPG menu.

MENU Button

Display the Main Menu on the screen.Return to the previous menu.

EXIT ButtonCancel the user selection and return to the Screen.

LEFT/V- RIGHT/V+ Buttons

Adjust the volume (Increase / Decrease).Change the value of the selected item in menu.Move cursor left or right in the menu.

UP/CH+ DOWN/CH- Buttons

Service up or down through the available services.Move the selection bar in menu.

OK Button

Display Service List on screen.

Select an item in menu. TV/RADIO Button

Select the TV/Radio mode.

FIND Button

Find service by name in Service List, Organizing Services,Organizing Favourites and EPG menu.

P-/P+ Buttons

Press to move up or down pages on the menus.

FAV Button

Display Organizing Favourites menu.

10. SAT Button

Display Organizing Satellites menu.

P/N Button

Switch the TV Standard on the Screen.


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TV/SAT Button

Switch the TV or AV mode on the Screen.

F1 Button

Enter Organizing Services menu direct on the Screen.

F2 Button

Enter Manual Installation menu direct on the Screen. WHITE(SUBTITLE) Button

Setup the Subtitle and watch on the Screen.

RED(AUDIO) Button

Perform RED button function in menu.Select Sound Track and Multilingual on the Screen.

GREEN(Multi-picture) Button

Perform GREEN button function in menu.Display Multi-Picture menu on the Screen.

YELLOW(SLEEP) Button

Perform YELLOW button function in menu.

Set Standby time on the Screen .BLUE(TELETEXT) Button

Perform BLUE button function in menu.Setup the Teletext and watch on the Screen.

4. Support & Copyright

To better satisfy our customers, we give our best to each product and service. Also we support ourcustomer through our local sales, service network and electronic server system of us.Moreover, we maintain very close working relationships with our customers. We take a highlydisciplined engineering approach to product design, manufacture, testing, acceptance and to

technical and maintenance support.We conduct comprehensive testing of the units, provide complete documentation support andconsistently deliver the highest quality products on time, every time. We supports you via itshomepage with useful information and new software.To provide you the convenience of usage, We has the right to make changes and improvements toany of the products described in this manual and the manual of the products without notice.

5. AccessoriesCheck the following accessories when you open the box

Users Manual Remoter Control Unit

The device, packaging material and batteries must never be disposed of with household.Please obtain appropriate information about regulations in your community, and dispose of all in

accordance with regulations at the separate locations provided.


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6. Front panel

POWER KEY: To switch the receiver power on/stand byv ,^ KEY : To change channels, or to move cursor up or down in the menuPOWER Led: Lights up while the receiver is power onRemote Sensor: Detects infrared signal from remote control unitDisplay(4-Digit/7-Segment): Indicates operating status of receiverSignal Led: When receiving signal is strong, the signal led is lighted.VOL KEY (optional): To adjust volume level, or to move cursor left or right in the menuMENU KEY (optional): To enter into the main menuOK KEY (optional): To see TV/Radio channel list, or to confirm in the menuExit (optional): Cancel the user selection and return to the viewing mode from a menu.Card Slot:(Optional) depending on version, one or two Smart Card Interface for CONAX cards.

Insert the Smart Card chip side up!

7. Rear Panel

Please refer to the diagram above for all possible connections of your receiverDo not connect the unit to the mains socket until all other connections have been made andchecked.

A:

B:

AERIAL OUT (optional): This enables the connection of another receiver.AERIAL IN (optional): This port is to connect the coaxial cable from terrestrial antenna.LOOP OUT: This enables the connection of another receiver.13/18V 500mA MAX LNB IN: This port is to connect the coaxial cable from LNB of your Dish.VIDEO: This RCA connector is used to connect any external video.0-12V:This is used to Connect 12V to an external 0V/12V switch.AUDIO R/L:These RCA connectors are used to connect any external audio amp or system.RS 232CSERIAL PORT:This is used to connect your receiver to a computer through


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a serial cable.TV:This is used to connect your TV through SCART cable.NERWORK: Connection to Internet or local network, It can be update the software Via this port.

VCR This is used to connect your VCR through SCART cable.

SPDIF: Digital Audio interface, connect to AV amplifier SPDIF (optical) input terminal.ANT IN (optional): Connect to Analog TV antenna.TV OUT (optional): This is used to connect your TV through RF cable.

8. Connecting Your System

How to connect your STB to various systemsThere are several ways of connecting the STB to your TV, VCR and/or Hi-Fi SYSTEM. Consult yourlocal supplier for assistance in setting-up your system that is best suited to your requirements.

Connect STB to a TV setConnect your STB to a TV set with SCART, if your TV set is equipped for it. Alternatively you canuse A/V, TV out (UHF) jacks.

Connect STB to a VCRConnect the SCART jack from the VCR to the back of your STB. Alternatively you can use A/V, TVout (UHF).

Connect STB to a Hi-Fi SystemConnect a RCA stereo cable from the AUDIO L/R jacks, on your STB to the LINE, AUX, SPARE orEXTRA input jacks on your Hi-Fi System.

Connect STB to a Digital Audio SystemIf you have a DAC with S/PDIF optical fiber input, you can connect the STB with it to enjoy higher

quality sound. Connect S/PDIF optical fiber to a digital amplifier.

Loop ThroughIf you have another analogue or digital STB and you wish to use the same LNB then you canconnect it via the loop through. Connect one end of the coaxial cable to the Loop Through on theSTB and connect the other end to the LNB IN on your second STB.

TV with Motorized System (DiSEqC 1.2)

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B:


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9. GETTING STARTED

Easy InstallPress the POWERbutton to operate thereceiver from Standby mode. If you did not

install it before, the Easy Install Menu will bedisplayed automatically to guide you to installyour box and dish.*Notice: There are two parts, Box Setting andInstall Setting. Please follow the indication inthis menu one step by one.

Box SettingLanguage

Choose Menu Language. Go to next.

Time SettingSet Current Time. Go to next.

Parental ControlSet Password, Receiver Lock and CensorshipClassification. Go to next to enter in InstallSetting.

Install Setting

Choose one from the following items: Install

your dish, Automatic install satellite andsearch channel and Manually install satelliteand search channel.

Install your dish

a. Install one satellite, Press REDbutton to

edit it. In edit menu you can check signal.This function is very useful for installing

your dish. It will automatically calculate the

elevation and azimuth for certain satellite

according to the local longitude and latitude

you entered. Set the longitude and latitude

by pressing 0~9and LEFT /RIGHTbutton,

and you get the elevation and azimuth

information from the menu. Then go to next.

b. Adjust your dish depend on the intensity

and quality. Press RED button to edit

satellite as above, press OK button to select

TP. Go to next.

c. Adjust your dish depend on the SNR and

BER. Press REDbutton to edit satellite as

above, press OKbutton to select TP. Go to

next.

d. Choose one from the following items:

Install another satellite and Complete

installing dish and search channels. ForInstall another satellite, you need to install

another satellite the above step by step. For

Complete installing dish and search

channels, you need to set the Scan Mode

and Network, then press OKbutton to do

scan.


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Automatic install satellite andsearch channel

The receiver will detect your antenna andsearch available signals and download services

for you automatically.

Manually install satellite andsearch channelYou need to choose your interested satellitesand set right parameters for LNB Type, 22KHzTone, 12V, DiSEqC1.0 or Motorized DiSEqC1.2or USALS items, then press REDbutton to doscan to complete install. For more details,please check chapter Installation of MenuOperations.

10. MENU OPERATIONS

Services

Organizing Services

The menu displays as the following:

- Service list, Group information

- Operating frame with Move, Lock, Delete,

Rename, Skip functions

Operations:LEFT/RIGHT button:switch frame from servicelist to operating frame or verse

RED button: enter Group menu to switch

service group

GREEN button: enter Options menu for 4

shortcuts for choosing services:

Select All:select all services under current listUnselect All:unselect all selected servicesSelect Others:select services except those

been selectedSelect by TP:select services belonging tocertain transponder only

TV/RADIO button:switch from TV service list

to the Radio service list or verse

FIND button:quickly find service by the name

UP/ DOWN, P+/P-, OK button:browse service

list and select some

INFO button:check detail information of

current service

Move: select one or more services and press

RIGHT button to select MOVE icon. Press

UP/DOWN, P+/P-, 0~9button to move the

selected service to where you want to locate,

then all the selected services will be reordered

and move to the new location one by one.

Lock: select one or more services and press

RIGHTbutton to select LOCKicon. The symbol

LOCK will be displayed at the end of the

service name, which means the service is

locked and need to enter password to view.

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press RIGHTbutton to select REMOVEicon.

The selected services will be removed from the

database forever.

Rename: select one or more services and

press RIGHTbutton to select RENAMEicon.Rename menu will be displayed, you can

enter new name through keyboard submenu.

Skip: select one or more services and press

RIGHTbutton to select SKIPicon. The symbol

SKIPwill be displayed at the end of the service

name, which means the service will be

skipped when you browse services without any

menu by pressing UP/DOWNbutton.

Organizing Favourites

Youcan organize all 8 FAV group services in thismenu.The menu displays as the following:

- Service list, Group information

- Operating frame with Move, Lock, Delete,

Rename, Skip functions

- FAV service list, FAV information

Operations:

LEFT/RIGHT button: switch frame between

service list, operating frame, FAV service list

RED button:enter Group menu to switch

service group

GREEN button:enter Options menu for 4

shortcuts for choosing services:

-Select All:select all services undercurrent list-Unselect All:unselect all selectedservices-Select Others:select services except

those been selected-Select by TP:select services belonging tocertain transponder only

FAV button:enter FAV menu to switch FAV

group

TV/RADIO button:switch from TV service list

to the Radio service list or verse

FIND button:quickly find service by the name(only available in service list)

UP/ DOWN, P+/P-, OK button:browse service

list / FAV service list and select some

INFO button:check detail information of

current service (only available in service list)

MOVE (only available for FAV service list):

select one or more FAV services and press

LEFT button to select MOVEicon. Press

UP/DOWN, P+/P-button to move the selected

service to where you want to locate, then all the

selected services will be reordered and move to

the new location in current FAV group service

list one by one.

MOVE TO FAV GROUP:

select one or more services and press RIGHT

button to select RIGHT MOVEicon. The

selected services will be added to current FAV

group.

REMOVE FROM FAV GROUP:select one or more FAV services and press

LEFT button to select LEFT MOVEicon. The

selected services will be removed from current

FAV group list, but still remain in database and

belong to other FAV groups it was belonging to.

RENAME:

rename FAV group. Go to operating frame and

select RENAMEicon. Rename menu will be

displayed, you can enter new FAV name

through keyboard submenu.


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11. INSTALLATION

Satellite Installation

Manual Installation

Manual Installation menu is organized in theway for user to install & scan satellites/transponders easily. In all menus of ManualInstallation, real-time signal level and quality(BER) is displayed all the time for more friendlysetting.There are three main submenus:

Main window

The menu displays as the following:- Satellite list

- Indication frame with Antenna, 12V, 22KHz,

DiSEqC, Motor information for current

satellite

- A map for the location of satellite

We supply the following functions:

A. Scan

1. Use OKbutton to select one or more

satellites at one time, then press RED

button, an Scan menu will be

displayed for you to select Scan Mode

(ALL, FTAL, FTA_TV, ALL_TV) and

Network (NIT OFF, NIT ON) options by

LEFT/RIGHTbutton.

2. Press OKbutton to start scan.

3. During scanning, you can use RED

button to stop scan, useYELLOW

button to pause scan and GREEN

button to resume scanning.

4. When scanning finished, a message

box will be displayed asking you

whether to save themodification before

exit. PressYES button to save and NO

button to abort.

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This function is very useful to easy installingyour system without knowledge of what kindof signal or LNB your receiver is connectedto. Press BLUEbutton, it will automaticallydetect DiSEqC connecting and set the rightconfiguration of LNB as well. In less than 1

minute, it will show you the connectingstatus, you just need to press OKbutton toscan the connected satellites if any.

C. Edit

Press GREENbutton to enter next mainpart: Edit Satellite menu.

D. TPPressYELLOWbutton to enter next main part:Transponder menu.

Edit Satellite


- Satellite setup menu

- Indication picture for the connecting of

antenna and DiSEqC switcher, Motorized

system.

We supply the following functions:

1. Press REDbutton to scan certain satellite

2. Press GREENbutton to enter keyboard

menu to rename certain satellite

3. Press BLUEbutton to enter Auto DiSEqC

menu to check your dish connecting

4. Setup satellites parameters as the

following:

- Satellite: Remand certain satellite by using

GREENbutton;

- Longitude: The angle of satellites

longitude is can not be changed;

- TP: Select the TP of certain satellite. Press

OKbutton to select one from the list or

press LEFT/RIGHTbutton to switch one by

one

- LNB: Select the LNB (value & type) on

antenna. Press OKbutton to select one

from the list or press LEFT/RIGHTbutton to

switch one by oneNotice: When you select Uni. (9750/10600), both 9750 and 10600MHz aresupported at the same time, the 22KHzTone setting is unnecessary(disabled),because high or low band is selected by22KHz automatically

- 22KHz: Press OKor LEFT/RIGHTto turn

22KHz Tone switcher on or off.

Notice: When you use a dual LNB or twoantennas connected to a 22KHz Toneswitch box, make 22KHz Tone switch on or

off to select LNB or antenna.- 12V: Press OKor LEFT/RIGHTto turn 12V

switcher on or off

- DiSEqC 1.0/1.1:According to the option

and position of DiSEqC switcher, select

OFF(disabled), DiSEqC A to D by OKor

LEFT/RIGHTbutton, it supports up to 16

antennas connected to the receiver at the

same time.

- Motor:Press OKor LEFT/RIGHTto set

motor on or off; pressYELLOWbutton to

enter Motor menu

Motor Menu:

a) Motor Type

Press LEFT/RIGHTbutton, you canselect DiSEqC1.2 or USALS(DiSEqC1.3), according to themotorized DiSEqC system you areusing.

b) Satellite

Select a satellite name that can be used

to identify a motor position by pressingOKor LEFT/RIGHTbutton. Thelongitude of current satellite will beshown too.

c) TP

Press OKor LEFT/RIGHTbutton, youcan select one transponder from currenttransponder list to locate the signal.

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Transponder


- Transponder list

- Indication frame for the information of

current satelliteWe supply the following functions:

A. Scan

1. You can use UP/DOWN, P+/P-buttons to

browse the transponder list and press OK

button to select one or more transponders

at one time, then press RED button. An

Scan Option menu will be displayed for

you to select Scan Mode (FTA, ALL,

FTA_TV, ALL_TV) and Network (NIT OFF,

NIT ON) options by LEFT/RIGHTbutton. Be

noticed that if you select only one

transponder, you are able to scan certain

service only by putting certain VidPID,

AudPID and PcrPID by manual.

2. Press OKbutton to scan selected

transponder(s).

B. Add / Edit

Press GREEN or YELLOW button, you canedit the parameters.

Freq.:Use 0-9 buttons or LEFT/RIGHTbutton to enter new frequency.H/V: Use the LEFT/RIGHTbutton to selectthe polarization (H, V).H(Horizontal): 18V/19V is output throughLNB cable

V(Vertical): 13V/14V is output through LNBcableSym.: Use 0-9 buttons or LEFT/RIGHTbutton to enter new symbol rate.FEC: Use LEFT/RIGHTbutton to select theForward Error Correction (1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6or 7/8) if you are sure about the value,otherwise please select AUTO, software willautomatically detect it for you.

C. Delete

Select one or more transponders you dont

need any more by pressing OKbutton.Then press BLUEbutton to delete them. Benoticed that all services belonging to thedeleted transponder will be deleted too.

D. Services

Press INFObutton, you can check services(TV and Radio) belonging to currenttransponder if any.


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Configuration

In this menu, you can press LEFT/RIGHTkeyto select the Regions and set the AntennaPower on or off.

LAN Setting

Select LAN Setting under the Main Menu, thenpress OK button to confirm.

In this menu, you can set Parameters (IPAddress, Subnet Mask and Network Gate) ofthe network.

If you select the DHCP Enable, means thereceiver can get the parameters automatically.

If you unselect the DHCP Enable, than you canset the parameters manually .

CA Settings (OPTIONAL)

Receiver has build in smart card module withCONAX system. By using cards in this systemprovided by operators, it is possible to watchmany scrambled channels coded in this system.This menu shows detailed information aboutcard inserted into card reader module. It allowsto check all available information about cardinserted according to help messages visible onthe bottom of the screen.

NOTE:All information showed in this menu andsubmenu are coming from inserted card. Incase if anything is wrong, it could be cardproblem. After inserting the card correctly at anytime, a message-box will show on the screenwith message about detecting the card, in CardInfo menu all available information will bedisplayed.


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Factory Default

Restore channels Data

PressOK button to load default data to currentdatabase.Press MENU/EXITbutton to abort theoperation.

Factory reset

Press OK button to do factory reset, which will

recover all database to the same as factorydefault settings, then it will automatically go toEasy Install menu to re-install your system.Press MENU/EXIT button to abort theoperation.

Backup channel data

Press OK button to set current database asdefault data.Press MENU/EXITbutton to abort theoperation.

Delete all channels


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Press OK button to delete all channels.Press MENU/EXITbutton to abort theoperation.

12. Preference

The Preference menu supports the receiverinternal settings according to the connection ofthe receiver and external units. This menuincludes Language, Parental Control, TimeSetting, A/V Control, UHF Setting andMiscellaneous Settings.

Language

There are different kinds of languages, formenu, for audio, for EPG, for Teletext orSubtitle. You can use UP/DOWNbutton toselect one of them and then press OK button toenter submenu. Use LEFT/RIGHTbutton toswitch language one by one or press OK button

to select one from the language list.The details are as the following:

Menu LanguageAudio LanguageAudio PriorityEPG LanguageTeletext LanguageSubtitle LanguageSubtitle Display

Parental Control

Set Parental Control options to protectchildren watching programs. Please useUP/DOWNbutton to select one of the followingitems and press LEFT/RIGHTor OKbutton toset certain value.

Details are as the following:Receiver Lock: The default PIN code is 0000.

Censorship ClassificationAllow Time ControlChange Password

Time SettingYou can set system time, sleeping time andwakeup time in this menu. Furthermore, youcan set first view service in wakeup time mode.When a VCR is connected, recording can beautomatically validated/invalidated according towakeup/sleeping time setting. Please useUP/DOWNbutton to select one of the following

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Details are as the following:

Set Automatic Update option to ON meanssystem time is based on TDT (Time and DataTable) from the stream of the current service,

and runs with system clock. Set AutomaticUpdate option to OFF means system time isset by manual and runs with system clock.

Automatic Update

Only when you set Automatic Update option toOFF, Current Date &Time is active for you toenter local date & time by LEFT/RIGHTor 0~9buttons.

Current Date &Time

GMT is referred to the standard time ofGreenwich. Please set the Offset according to

your countrys time zone. The step is half anhour.

GMT Offset

Set Daylight Time option to ON means thesummer time is on thus local time is one hourlate than normal.

Daylight Time

If you set Wake Up option to Enable, youactivate a wakeup timer. The service list will bedisplayed for you to set first view service using

UP/DOWNbutton.

Wake Up

Only if you set Wake Up option to Enable,Wake Up Time is active for you to set wakeuptime using UP/DOWNbutton.

Wake Up Time

If you set Sleep option to Enable, youactivate a sleeping timer.

Sleep

Only if you set Sleep option to Enable,Sleep Time is active for you to set sleepingtime using UP/DOWNbutton.

Sleep Time

A/V Control

You can set SCART, screen ratio and TVformat, Video picture parameters in this menuaccording to the TV set connected to the

receiver. Please use UP/DOWNbutton to selectone of the following items and pressLEFT/RIGHTor OKbutton to set certain value.Details are as the following:

Set the video output mode for the TV SCART(RGB, CVBS and YUV (special cable requiredfor connecting YUV signal to TV set )).

TV-SCART

Set the video output mode for the VCR SCART(CVBS only).

VCR-SCART

Set the screen aspect ratio of the TV setconnected to this receiver (Auto, 16:9 Full, 4:3Full, 16:9 Letter Box or 4:3 Letter Box).

Screen Ratio

Set the format of the TV set connected to thisreceiver (AUTO, PAL, NTSC, or SECAM). InAUTO mode, the receiver set the format to theone same as service viewed before enter thismenu, and automatically follows current

services format whenever current servicesstream format changes.

TV Standard

Set the video brightness for receiver output. Itranges from 1 to 8, and is independent of theTV set connected to the receiver.

Video Brightness

Set the video contrast for receiver output. Itranges from 1 to 8, and is independent of theTV set connected to the receiver.

Video Contrast


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Set the video saturation for receiver output. Itranges from 1 to 8, and is independent of theTV set connected to the receiver.

Video Saturation

UHF Setting

You can set UHF parameters in this menuaccording to the TV set connected to thereceiver. Please use UP/DOWNbutton to selectone of the following items and pressLEFT/RIGHTor OKbutton to set certain value.

Details are as the following:UHF ChannelPAL FormatUHF Offset

Miscellaneous Settings

You can set other miscellaneous settings in thismenu by using UP/DOWNbutton to select oneof the following items and press LEFT/RIGHTor OKbutton to set certain value.

Details are as the following

Banner Display TimeOSD TransparencyService Switch Mode

Beep FrequencySignal Beep Level


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13. System

You can check information about your receiveror upgrade the firmware or data of the receiver

through this menu.

System InformationWe provide you production information aboutthe receiver, such as Model ID, SoftwareVersion, Hardware Version, Loader Version,Latest Update and Manufacture informationas well.

Upgrade RS232We provide you two solutions to upgrade thereceiver via RS232 port.

A. Upgrade through this menu.1. Connect your receiver (as slaver) to PC

or another receiver (as master) via cross RS232cable. (The PC should have installedUpgrade.exe together with current software ordata file (*.dld).) Turn on the master.

2. Enter this menu, and select one of thefollowing options, you can download newsoftware, data or all (software and datatogether) from the master to your receiver.B. Upgrade automatically once turn it on

1. Do the same as 1 in A.

2. Turn on the slaver, the slaver will beupgraded all automatically.

Upgrade SoftwareUpgrade DataUpgrade DefaultUpgrade Data & DefaultUpgrade AllUpgrade OTA (Optional)

14. Game

Receiver has one game for you. Please enjoy it.

Sokoban


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15. Internet

Select the Net Config item, press OK button

to enter.

In this sub-menu, you should input the

parameters of Default Server, Default Server

IP and Serial Num, You can take it from your

provider, Dont forget press Red button to

confirm after you complete inputting.

Select the Net Manual Upgrade item, press

OK button to enter.

The software will displayed in the list, Select the

desired software and press Red button to start

upgrade.

WARNING! After changing software your

channels list and settings will be changed.

WARNING! Do not power off receiver when

changing software, please wait until software

upgrade is complete.

WARNING! Software on server is should be

from known source. Software on servers is put

by server administrator. Producer is notresponsible for problems caused by using

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16. Trouble Shooting

If you suspect there is a fault with your receiver, please check the following trouble shooting guide

before calling authorized service agent.

Warning! Under no circumstances attempt to repair the receiver yourself. Tampering with the

receiver may result in fatal electric shock and will invalidate your warranty.

Symptom Possible cause

Settings you made in themenu have not change

The receiver lost power before being able to enter into standbymodeSome of the Settings saved by user can be deleted partly or fully

No signal The level of signal is weakLNB is out of orderThe cable from the LNB is incorrectly Connected (short circuit or

open circuit)The position of dish is aligned incorrectly

Receiver is on but no pictureor sound except the followingmessages (NO TV program)

Channel is not availableChannel is scramble

Receiver not responding toremote control unit

RCU batteries are dead or inserted incorrectlyThe RCU is pointing toward wrong direction

Poor picture Quality The level of Signal strength is low

No sound RCA cable is connected incorrectly

The Volume level is lowMuting function is active

No display on the LED DisplayPanel

The power cord is not plugged in correctly.

No picture on the screen Receiver is in Standby modeRCA Jack is not connected firmly to the video output port oftelevisionIncorrect channel or video output is selected on televisionBrightness level of your TV set is incorrectly defined


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17. Specifications

Satellite specificationSystem standard Fully MPEGII/DVB CompliantChannel Storage Max.4000 TV and Radio Channels totally

Input Frequency 950~2150MhzRF Input level -65~-25dBmLNB Control DiSEqC1.0/1.2LNB Power 13V/18V (Max, 500mA)LNB tone switch 22KHZWaveform QPSK (SCPC, MCPC capable)Symbol rate 2~45Mbps

Terrestial specification (optional)System standard Fully MPEGII/DVB CompliantInput Frequency 170-230MHz CH5-CH12, 470-860MHZ CH21-CH69RF Input level -87~-20dBm

Antenna power 5V/50mA maxDemodulation COFDM 2K/8KNumber of carriers 1705/6817Constellation QPSK, 16QAM, 64QAMGuard Inter Val 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/32FEC Decoder 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8, k=7

A/V ModeVideo format MPEG-II Main profile/Main levelAudio format MPEG-II layer I&IIAspect Ratio 16:9, 4:3Audio sampling rate 32,44.1, 48kHzAudio Type Mono Dual Mono, Stereo, Joint stereo

Graphic display 720x576(PAL), 720x480(NTSC)

Microprocessor & MemoriesProcessor 200 MIPS based CPURAM 128MbitsFLASH 32Mbits

Power & Environment ConditionSupply Voltage Free Voltage (100~250V AC, 50/60Hz)Supply Power Max.30W

Physical SpecificationLED display 4DigitsWeight 2.0KgDimensions 300(W) x 235(D) x 65(H)mm

260(W) x 185(D) x 57(H)mm

ConnectionSatellite IF input F-type (Digital)Satellite IF loop out 950-2150MHzRS232 9 way D Rs232 DCE serial portScart TV/VCRVideo RGB, CVBS, YUVAudio Audio left, Audio rightControl Output 0/12V out

Modulator UHF CH 21-69 Adjustable (Optional)

Specification is subject to change without notice.

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