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Summary of Contents for Philips DSR 1000
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Congratulations on your choice of Philips DSR 1000 satellite receiver. This Philips satellite receiver will allow you to obtain digital satellite programmes and services. We wish you much viewing pleasure with your new Philips DSR 1000. Note: This product is intended for Germany, Austria and Italy. -
Page 3: Safety Instruction
SAFETY INSTRUCTION Important remarks on operation The following section contains important remarks concerning the operation, location and connection of the receiver. Please read these instructions carefully before using the unit for the first time. Extended absence/use during adverse weather conditions Always switch off the unit during periods of extended absence and during thunder storms by means of the power switch located on the front right-hand side. -
Page 4: Remote Control
Important remarks on location and assembly Location All electronic equipment generates heat, which is however not dangerous. Delicate furniture surfaces and finishes may become slightly discoloured over time due to the permanent heat source. Likewise, the feet of the equipment may cause discolouring on treated surfaces. -
Page 5: Connections
CONNECTIONS The following connections are located on the back of the unit: 1 - 230 V/50 Hz: 2 - AUDIO TV L & R: Audio output, left and right-hand channel for connecting to a stereo unit. 3 - TV: 4 - VCR: 5 - DATA INTERFACE: RS 232 interface for serial data transfer during servicing. - Page 6 YOUR REMOTE : Detailed Remote Control func- tions on-screen- Display (OSD) on/off. : Choose favourite channel list Menu: Change transparency of On-Screen-Display (OSD). : Display Short and extended information (if broadcasted) about current and next pro- grammes. : Activate TIMER MENU : Change volume down.
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Page 7: Operating Your Unit
OPERATING YOUR UNIT 3.1 LOCAL OPERATION Open (and close) the flap on the front of the unit by pressing the marked area (on the right-hand side). Local operation is by means of the keys STANDBY, upwards/downwards (CH -/+), as well as To switch between radio and TV, press the STANDBY key briefly and then within one second key for radio or 1 - Flap... -
Page 8: Remote Control Functions
3.2 REMOTE CONTROL FUNCTIONS Switching on from standby mode is done using the red key or using the number keys 0 ... 9 The unit software contains a functional description for the remote control. To consult this, simply press the RC key on the remote control and then the keys for which you require assistance - the appropriate help instructions appear on the screen. -
Page 9: Switching Between Tv And Radio
A favourite list is a list in which channels selected from a channel pool can be organised. By default the names of the favourite lists are pre-defined similar to the following example. However, the name of the favourite list can be changed according to individual preferences. Each favourite list has the available channel numbers P000...P999. -
Page 10: Selecting The Channel Language
3.6 SELECTING THE CHANNEL LANGUAGE Press the A key to display the language selection menu. The number of available languages depends on the particular channel. The choice of language is made as usual using the keys. The language originally set remains selected when you quit the menu using the E key. The selected language is stored when you quit the menu using the OK key. -
Page 11: Epg - Programme Information (Basic Navigator)
Deleting timer programming: 1...8 Select the timer row to be deleted using the number keys 1...8 or the and delete the programmed data using the OK key. N.B.: If you accidentally delete a row and wish to reconstitute the original information, exit the timer menu by pressing the E key twice. -
Page 12: Menu Structure
MENU STRUCTURE 4.1 CHANNELS 4.1.1 Favourite list Call up the main menu using the M key and then press the OK key twice. Sorting, swapping, copying and deleting channels - in one single menu! Select one of the favourite lists 0...9. Select the relevant satellite (e.g. -
Page 13: Changing The Favourite Name
Switching to the left menu window is done using the menu window is done using the The highlighting of the windows heading and channel will show which window is active. For each action (copying, swapping or deleting) you thus see the appropriate TV channel in the current window. -
Page 14: Channel Pool (For Advanced Users)
4.1.3 Channel pool (for advanced users) The channel pool contains all channels in alphabetical order. Selection depending on satellite is done using the M key; free or encrypted channels are chosen by pressing the TV key. All free (or all encrypted) channels on the selected satellite are contained in the «All Free» section, also the new free or encrypted channels after performing satellite search mode. -
Page 15: Parental Control
4.1.4 Parental control The five-digit security code (PIN) is set to 0 0 0 0 0 in the factory by default. Changing the security code (PIN) Select the «Parental control» menu using key 4 from the Main menu «Channels». Then select the {PIN} input field using key 2 or the the ‘old’... -
Page 16: Search Mode
4.2 SEARCH MODE 4.2.1 Satellite search mode Satellite search mode is performed for all frequencies on the selected satellite. Select the desired settings in the menu sequence. Selecting the individual parameters is performed after activating using the OK key and then using the key. -
Page 17: Satellites
4.3 SATELLITES The ASTRA 19.2° and Eutelsat 13° (Hotbird) satellites are activated as per the default factory settings. Six other satellites are pre-programmed, but not activated. If you expand your reception equipment, you can make the required settings and activations for the pre-programmed satellites in the ‘Satellite’... -
Page 18: Menu Language
4.4.2 Menu language Select language. The menu language can be switched between {{German}, {English}, {French}, {Italian}, {Spanish}, {Dutch} and {Turkish}. Select character set. Automatic switching of the character set is defined in the DVB standard - however unfortunately not all stations observe this standard with the result that characters from an incorrect character set may appear in a text. -
Page 19: Lnb Settings
4.4.4 LNB settings {ON} {OFF} In standby mode {OFF} N.B.: For certain units only use the {OFF} setting, as otherwise the receiver continues to supply power to the LNB also in standby mode. The power consumption of the receiver can thus increase from 2 watts to up to 10 watts in standby mode. -
Page 20: Download Over Air (Software Update Via Satellite)
4.4.6 Download Over Air (software update via satellite) You can update the operating software and the channel lists (each individually) for your receiver via the ASTRA satellite (update via Download Over Air) using the Download sub-menu. The data for various units are transferred consecutively on a special receiving channel (thus the term data carousel). -
Page 21: Glossary
GLOSSARY Band CVBS DiSEqC Favourite list Free MPEG Pool Standby SVHS Symbol rate Transponder Zapping Frequency band of a satellite. Low band and high band. Conditional Access: denotes encrypted channels. Composite Video Burst Sync: video standard for TV or VCR equipment. Digital Satellite Equipment Control Digital Video Broadcast Electronic Programme Guide... -
Page 22: Technical Data
TECHNICAL DATA Channels • 2000 storage positions for TV channels and for 2000 radio channels. • 10 individually definable favourite lists each containing 1000 channel positions (e.g. for channel types SPORT, NEWS, MUSIC etc.). • 8 satellites (individually activatable). • 24 characters for channel and/or station names. - Page 23 RF range • Sat-IF frequency range • Input level ranges • Reception threshold (EB/NO) TV system digital • Modulation, FEC, demultiplexer • Video resolution • Input data rate • Bit rate • Video voltage/impedance • • Audio decoding • Bit rate •...
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Page 24: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING When you have problems with your Philips DSR 1000, first check following points. PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE No picture, no sound and no front Receiver is not plugged into the panel display. mains or is not switched on. No picture, no sound ; but the The receiver is on standby.