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  • Page 1 UFSconnect 916 Instructions for use English IMPORTANT READ CAREFULLY BEFORE USE...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents Preface ................6 About these instructions ............ 7 Contents ........................7 Markings ........................8 2.2.1 Symbols ............................8 2.2.2 Signal words ..........................8 Operating instructions ....................9 Abbreviations and technical terms ................10 First installation of extended systems ......13 Live TV – basic operation ..........14 Basic functions of the remote control ..............14 Operating functions on the unit ................14 4.2.1...
  • Page 3 Videotext/HbbTV......................36 5.10 Text entry ........................37 5.11 Automatic timeshift ....................38 5.12 OTR (One-Touch Recording) ..................39 5.13 Channel lists .......................41 5.13.1 Function ............................41 5.13.2 Basic operation ..........................42 5.13.3 Operation of the complete list ......................44 5.13.4 Operation of favourites lists ......................46 EPG ..................47 General information on the EPG ................47 Operation ........................49 6.2.1...
  • Page 4 Video, music, images ....................74 YouTube ........................74 Internet radio ......................74 Network interface .......................74 HbbTV ................75 UFSconnect ............... 76 Main menu ................. 78 11.1 Important operating functions ..................78 11.2 Overview of the main menu ..................79 11.3 Edit Channel List ......................80 11.4 Channel Search ......................80 11.4.1 Automatic Channel Search ......................80...
  • Page 5 Antenna & Satellite ............117 12.1 Reception via ......................119 12.2 Tuner Configuration ....................120 12.2.1 DiSEqC 1.0, DiSEqC 1.1 and Single LNB .................122 12.2.2 Motorized Antenna (DiSEqC 1.2, DiSEqC 1.3)................125 12.2.3 OneCable System ........................128 12.3 SAT>IP ........................132 12.4 Edit Satellites ......................132 12.5 Edit Transponders ....................134 12.6 Sat Finder ........................136...

  • Page 6: Preface

    We hope your reception will always be brilliant and you will enjoy using your new HDTV receiver. Your KATHREIN team 6 of 164 6 of 164...

  • Page 7: About These Instructions

    ● Main menu functions, P. 78 ff ● Connection examples, P. 139 ff ● Third-party copyrights and licence terms, P. 142 ff All further details can be found in the Quick Start Guide and the Mediacenter guide at www.kathrein.com. ▶ ▶ ▶...

  • Page 8: Markings

    About these instructions Markings 2.2.1 Symbols General warning sign Risk of damage to property Information regarding installation or operation of the unit, or use of the instruc- tions An external USB storage medium must be connected to the receiver. The external USB storage medium must be formatted with FAT/ FAT32.

  • Page 9: Operating Instructions

    Operating instructions The following applies to the operating (step-by-step) instructions contained in these instructions for use: ● Unless otherwise specified, the operating instructions assume that the feature being described (live TV/radio, EPG, Recording Archive, main menu) is in its initial state ● Where possible, remote control buttons are referred to by name, rather than depicted graphically. ...

  • Page 10: Abbreviations And Technical Terms

    About these instructions Abbreviations and technical terms Antenna See Satellite antenna. Automatic Automatic timeshift runs in the background automatically and enables record- timeshift ings to be made retrospectively in conjunction with the OTR function. CEC (Consumer Electronics Control) facilitates cross-unit control functions such as One-Touch Play/Record, System Standby, Preset Transfer, etc.
  • Page 11 LCN (Logical Channel Numbering) enables the channels broadcast by the ASTRA satellite to be updated easily. In this case: ● When updating, the receiver compares its channel list with the current ASTRA LCN channel list. If the receiver finds modified channels in the current ASTRA LCN channel list, it replaces these channels in its channel list.
  • Page 12 UTC+1:00. In summer the time used is Central European Summer Time (CEST) which corresponds to UTC+2:00. WLAN WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network) is a local wireless network (radio net- work). ▶ ▶ Glossary. See also www.kathrein.com 12 of 164 12 of 164...

  • Page 13: First Installation Of Extended Systems

    The descriptions in these instructions assume that the unit has been correctly con- nected in accordance with the Quick Start Guide supplied. The connection of optional Kathrein components for extended systems is described in the instructions for the optional components.

  • Page 14: Live Tv - Basic Operation

    An up-to-date version of the operating software can be loaded to the receiver during switch-on. For this to happen, the following preconditions must be met: ✔ An FAT32-formatted USB stick is available. The USB stick contains the folder kathrein and sub-folder ufs916 ✔...

  • Page 15: Display

    Display The display indicates the receiver operating mode using the symbols described in Tab. 2. The sound has been muted. The programme being broadcast is encrypted. A previously programmed recording is currently being made. An external USB device is connected. The current programme is being broadcast in HDTV quality.

  • Page 16: Watching Tv / Listening To Radio (Viewing The Programme Currently Being Broadcast)

    Live TV – basic operation Watching TV / listening to radio (viewing the programme currently being broadcast) ✔ Live TV/radio (programme currently being broadcast) is displayed. Switches between TV and radio.  decreases or increases the volume.  switches to the next/previous channel. ...

  • Page 17: Showing Videotext

    Showing videotext ✔ Live TV/radio (programme currently being broad- cast) is displayed. Shows videotext. Go to a videotext page (enter three-digit page number).  go to the next/previous videotext page.  go to the next/previous sub-page. Returns to the TV picture. 17 of 164 17 of 164...

  • Page 18: Watching Tv/Listening To Radio With A Time Shift

    Live TV – basic operation Watching TV/listening to radio with a time- shift ✔ Live TV/radio (programme currently being broadcast) is displayed. Pauses playback of the programme currently being broad- cast; see example in the figure below.  skip one chapter forwards and back  skip 30 s forwards and back ...

  • Page 19: Recording A Programme Immediately

    Recording a programme immediately ✔ Live TV/radio (programme currently being broadcast) is dis- played. Opens the Record window (see the example in the figure below).  starts the recording immediately or   set the recording conditions and starts the recording. Closes the Record window without starting the recording. Stops the current recording.

  • Page 20: Recording A Later Programme (Planning A Recording)

    Live TV – basic operation Recording a later programme (planning a recording) ✔ Live TV/radio (programme currently being broadcast) is displayed. Opens the EPG (see the exam- ple in the figure on the right). Scrolls one day forwards/back if required.   highlight a channel. Opens the Record window (see the example in the figure on the right).

  • Page 21: Playing Back A Recording

    Playing back a recording ✔ Live TV/radio (programme currently being broadcast) is displayed. Opens the recording archive My recordings (see the example in the figure on the right).   highlight a recording.  resumes playback from the place it was last stopped. Starts playback from the start of the recording and closes the recording archive.

  • Page 22: Deleting A Recording

    Live TV – basic operation 4.10 Deleting a recording ✔ Live TV/radio (programme currently being broadcast) is displayed. Opens the recording archive My recordings (see the example in the figure on the right).   highlight a recording. Opens the window for editing the recording; Delete recording is highlighted (see the example in the figure on the right).

  • Page 23: Live Tv - Advanced Functions

    Live TV – advanced functions The following comments apply to this chapter: ● If nothing is specified to the contrary, the operating instructions assume that live TV/radio is shown ● Please note the general information about operating instructions in 2.3, P. 9 Selecting a channel from a list or in the EPG 5.1.1 Selecting a channel from the complete list ✔...

  • Page 24: Selecting A Channel From A List Of Your Choice

    Live TV – advanced functions 5.1.2 Selecting a channel from a list of your choice ✔ Live TV/radio (programme currently being broadcast) is displayed. 1. Press OK. ➯ The most recently selected list appears.  2. Press (red). ➯ Select favourites list appears (see figure on the left).

  • Page 25: Programme Information

    Programme information  switches between the following programme information: Programme information Contents Compact programme information Information about the current and next programme (Fig. 2) (appears briefly every time a chan- nel is changed) ● Information about the current programme Comprehensive programme infor- mation ● More episodes and preview images (Fig. 4, P. 26 and Fig.
  • Page 26 Live TV – advanced functions Fig. 3: Information about the available picture, audio and text formats ① Selected audio track: Stereo, Dolby Digital ② Additional information about audio tracks or optional channels <Select Audio track>/<number of available audio tracks> or OPT <selected optional channel>/<number of available optional channels> ③...
  • Page 27 Fig. 5: Comprehensive programme information with preview icon How to navigate through the comprehensive programme information ► Navigate through the comprehensive programme information as follows:  – Press to scroll up/down through the comprehensive programme information (only if there is more than one page). ...
  • Page 28 Live TV – advanced functions How to show information about contributors (actors, directors) ✔ Comprehensive programme information is displayed (Fig. 4, P. 26).  1. Press twice. ➯ Contributors are shown (Ⓑ in Fig. 6). 2. Select a contributor. ➯ Information about the contributor and more episodes featuring him/her are shown (Fig.
  • Page 29 How to show YouTube content relating to the programme ✔ Comprehensive programme information is displayed (Fig. 4, P. 26).  1. Press three times. ➯ The YouTube content is listed (similar to Ⓑ in Fig. 4). 2. Select an item of YouTube content. ➯...

  • Page 30: Setting Menus

    Live TV – advanced functions Setting menus 5.3.1 Setting menus, general The setting menus enable frequently used settings and functions to be accessed quickly. The following applies: ● There is a separate setting menu for each of the areas live TV/radio, EPG and Recording Archive ●...

  • Page 31: Setting Menu (Live Tv/Radio)

    5.3.2 Setting menu (live TV/radio) Fig. 8: Live TV/radio setting menu ① Select the matching method by which programmes in 4:3 format are displayed on a TV set with 16:9 format. Possible settings: ● Normal (Pillarbox) ● Stretched (full screen) ●...

  • Page 32: Coloured Buttons

    Live TV – advanced functions Coloured buttons The coloured buttons enable frequently used setting menu functions to be accessed quickly. The coloured buttons can be freely assigned to the items in the setting menu Fig. 9: Coloured buttons on the remote control How to assign the coloured buttons to functions ▷...

  • Page 33: Pip (Picture In Picture)

    PIP (Picture in Picture) The picture-in-picture function enables a second programme to be shown in a small additional window (PIP window) (Fig. 10). The following applies: ● Channels from the complete list are available in the PIP window, whilst channels from the most recently selected list (complete list or favourites list) are available in the main window ...

  • Page 34: Audio Selection

    Live TV – advanced functions Audio selection Audio selection enables a different audio track to be played back, e.g. in a different language or with Dolby Digital sound. How to select the audio track ▷ MENU ▶ Select Audio track ▶ select the audio track and adjust if required The selected audio track is played back immediately.
  • Page 35 AV-Receiver Sat-Receiver HDMI HDMI AV-Receiver HDMI HDMI Sat-Receiver S/PDIF / TOS-Link Fig. 11: Cabling options for Home Cinema mode How to switch the AV receiver on/off manually ✔ Home Cinema mode is set to Manual (in the main menu). ▷ MENU ▶...

  • Page 36: Subtitles

    Live TV – advanced functions Subtitles Subtitles can only be shown if the programme contains corresponding data. How to select subtitles or switch them off ▷ MENU ▶ Subtitle ▶ select item Related topics Programme information, P. 25 Videotext/HbbTV Videotext and HbbTV can only be shown if the programme contains corresponding data. How to show videotext/HbbTV ▷...

  • Page 37: Text Entry

    5.10 Text entry Some parts of the menu require text to be entered. Examples: full-text search in the EPG or renaming a favourites list. Text can be entered with the numeric buttons or the on-screen keyboard. How to open the text-entry screen in the EPG ✔...

  • Page 38: Automatic Timeshift

    Live TV – advanced functions 5.11 Automatic timeshift The Automatic timeshift function enables live TV/a channel to be paused and resumed at a later time. The following applies: ● The live channel is continuously recorded onto the connected USB storage medium in the background ●...

  • Page 39: Otr (One-Touch Recording)

    5.12 OTR (One-Touch Recording) This function enables you to record the programme currently being broadcast. You can record the programme retrospectively, from the point when you switched the channel on (setting Record- ing ▶ from beginning; see below). If a current timeshift recording comprises several programmes, the OTR function always saves the programme being played back at the time.
  • Page 40 Live TV – advanced functions How to record a programme immediately ▷ How to record a programme with optional settings ▷   ▶ change settings with and 0 ... 9 How to cancel a current recording ▷  ▶ select recording REC / BACK cancels the operation.

  • Page 41: Channel Lists

    5.13 Channel lists 5.13.1 Function The channel is always selected from a channel list; this can be either the complete list or one of the favourites lists. Complete list The Complete List contains all the channels found by the receiver Favourites lists Favourites lists are channel lists which, unlike the complete list, contain only certain channels defined by the user. These channels can therefore be accessed quickly. Favourites lists can be...

  • Page 42: Basic Operation

    Live TV – advanced functions 5.13.2 Basic operation Selecting a channel from a channel list See the following sections: ● Watching TV / listening to radio (viewing the programme currently being broad- cast), P. 16 ff ● Selecting a channel from a list or in the EPG, P. 23 ff ●...
  • Page 43 How to move channels around within a list 1. Open list: OK ▶ (red) ▶ select list.  2. Select and move channels: Highlight channel ▶ REC ▶ ▶ REC ▶  (repeat if required) Move ▶ select new slot. 3.

  • Page 44: Operation Of The Complete List

    Live TV – advanced functions 5.13.3 Operation of the complete list How to delete channels from the complete list 1. Open complete list: OK ▶ (red) ▶ Complete List.  : Highlight channel ▶ REC ▶ (repeat if required) ▶ REC ▶ ...
  • Page 45 How to add channels to a favourites list 1. Open complete list: OK ▶ (red) ▶ Complete List.  : Highlight channel ▶ REC ▶  2. Highlight channels and add to a favourites list (repeat if required) ▶ REC ▶ To Favourites ▶ set favourites list (destination) ( ...

  • Page 46: Operation Of Favourites Lists

    Live TV – advanced functions 5.13.4 Operation of favourites lists How to add channels to a favourites list See How to add channels to a favourites list, P. 45. How to remove channels from a favourites list 1. Open list: OK ▶ (red) ▶...

  • Page 47: Epg

    General information on the EPG What is the EPG? The EPG is an editorially pre-processed electronic programme guide containing free information about approximately 160 TV channels. The EPG displays information for TV channels up to two weeks in advance. EPG data is obtained from Gracenote or the programme provider. If no EPG data is available, the receiver shows the message No data available! Following first installa- tion, EPG data is available at the latest ●...
  • Page 48 Is there any reason external to the receiver that might mean the EPG does not work? If satellite reception systems from other manufacturers are used, EPG data transmission can fail if those systems do not work with transponder 12,603.75 MHz – horizontal – 22,000 KS/s. If you can receive the WDR Bonn TV channel, you should also be able to receive EPG data.

  • Page 49: Operation

    Operation ● If nothing is specified to the contrary, the operating instructions in this section assume that the EPG is in its initial state (Fig. 18). ● Please note the general information about operating instructions in 2.3, P. 9 ● Fig. 27, P. 60 shows an overview of EPG operation. Fig. 18: Initial state of the EPG Ⓐ...

  • Page 50: Showing The Epg (Initial State)

    6.2.1 Showing the EPG (initial state) ✔ Live TV/radio (programme currently being broadcast) is displayed. 1. Press EPG. ➯ The EPG appears in its initial state (Fig. 18). ➯ The following messages may appear: – The message in Fig. 19 appears when the EPG is opened for the first time (Gracenote EPG data unavailable). EPG data from the programme providers is displayed neverthe- less, but it is less comprehensive than the Gracenote EPG data (e.g.

  • Page 51: Showing A Programme Currently Being Broadcast

    6.2.2 Showing a programme currently being broadcast  What happens when OK and are pressed is described below by way of example. Ⓐ 1. Highlight a programme currently being broadcast ( in Fig. 18, P. 49). 2. Press OK. ➯ A selection menu appears. ...

  • Page 52: Setting Menu (Epg)

    6.2.4 Setting menu (EPG) Fig. 21: Setting menu of the EPG ① Search through EPG via a full-text search (text entry) ② Go to the media libraries (Internet connection required) ③ Find programmes featuring a certain actor ④ Open/close timer list ⑤...

  • Page 53: Page-By

    6.2.5 Page-by-page scrolling To navigate through the EPG quickly, you can switch on page-by-page scrolling. If this feature is activated, it is indicated in the EPG by a red border; see Ⓒ in Fig. 18, P. 49. How to switch page-by-page scrolling on/off ▷...

  • Page 54: Showing Programmes Sorted According To Actor

    6.2.8 Showing programmes sorted according to actor You can show all programmes featuring a certain actor. Only actors in programmes included in the current EPG are available for selection. Fig. 23: Select initial letters How to show programmes featuring a certain actor ▷...

  • Page 55: Recording Current Or Future Programmes

    ● The general pre-recording and post-recording times for recordings are set in the main menu. ● You can also record to an NAS. For more information, see the Mediacenter guide at www.kathrein.com. Series recording ● Up-to-date EPG data must be available for series recordings. Therefore, switch the receiver to standby with on/off (remote control) if possible.
  • Page 56 ● The parameters Avoid repeating episodes and Only record this scale can only be set if the season/ episode number has been specified in the EPG. Otherwise, you can only set the parameters Limit recording start from/to. Reminder A reminder for a programme can be set instead of a recording. The following applies: ● The reminder consists of the receiver switching to the programme concerned. So the reminder only works if the receiver is switched on Ⓒ③...
  • Page 57 How to record a programme currently being broadcast or one to be broadcast in future 1. Highlight a programme and press REC. ➯ The recording menu appears. 2. Set the recording parameters. ➯ The programme is then marked in the EPG with REC and appears in the timer list. ➾...

  • Page 58: Timer List

    6.2.10 Timer list The timer list contains all planned recordings. This includes recordings currently being made. The settings for a planned recording can be edited subsequently in just the same way as those for a new recording. Fig. 25: Timer list How to open the timer list and edit a recording ▷...

  • Page 59: Media Libraries

    ● The playback options differ for each programme provider. ● The contents of the media libraries originate from an external partner and the programme providers. Therefore, Kathrein does not accept any liability for any inaccurate, incomplete or out-of-date content. Related topics Ethernet Settings, P.

  • Page 60: Overview Of Epg Operation

    6.2.13 Overview of EPG operation Fig. 27: Overview of EPG operation 60 of 164 60 of 164...
  • Page 61 Ⓐ ⓐ① Info on the programme currently Remaining running time for the programme ⓐ② being broadcast on the selected Selected category/recording/reminder channel Ⓑ Info on the programmes currently being broadcast on other channels Ⓒ ① Future programmes once-only recording (REC) ②...

  • Page 62: Recording Archive (My Recordings)

    Editing a recording, P. 68 ff Highlighting several recordings for editing, P. 70 HDD Management, P. 112 Ethernet Settings, P. 113 Network interface, P. 74 Setting up an NAS: See the Mediacenter guide at www.kathrein.com 62 of 164 62 of 164...

  • Page 63: Operation

    Operation ● If nothing is specified to the contrary, the operating instructions in this section assume that the recording archive is in its initial state (Fig. 28). ● Please note the general information about operating instructions in 2.3, P. 9 ● Fig. 32, P. 72 shows an overview of recording archive operation. Ⓐ...

  • Page 64: Playing Back A Recording

    Recording archive (My recordings) 7.2.2 Playing back a recording You control the playback of recordings as follows: ● Start playback ; if the recording has already been played back at all, this  new playback resumes from the place where it was stopped last time ●...

  • Page 65: Displaying Comprehensive Programme Information

    7.2.3 Displaying comprehensive programme information How to display comprehensive programme information (initial state of the recording archive) ✔ The initial state of the recording archive is shown. Ⓐ 1. Highlight a recording ( in Fig. 28, P. 63). Ⓑ If required, first open the folder ( ) that contains the recording.

  • Page 66: Setting Menu (Initial State)

    Recording archive (My recordings) 7.2.5 Setting menu (initial state) Fig. 29: Setting menu in the recording archive's initial state ① ③ Search through recording archive via a full- Open/close timer list text search (text entry); also possible using ④ Show all recordings TEXT ②...

  • Page 67: Setting Menu (Playback)

    7.2.6 Setting menu (playback) Fig. 30: Setting menu when a recording is being played back ① Set how 4:3 programmes are displayed ② Switch the picture-in-picture function on/off ③ Set the video resolution ④ Chapter view for selecting or deleting a chapter directly ⑤...

  • Page 68: Editing A Recording

    Recording archive (My recordings) 7.2.7 Editing a recording REC opens the edit menu in the recording archive's initial state (Fig. 31). The menu always relates to the folder or the recording(s) highlighted in the recording archive. The menu also con- tains various items for editing recordings and folders.
  • Page 69 ● Data carriers with not enough storage capacity are highlighted in red; copying is blocked. ● The function has only been tested with Kathrein hard disks. Start Blockselection See 7.2.8, P. 70. Tab. 3: Menu for editing recordings and folders in the recording archive ➾...

  • Page 70: Highlighting Several Recordings For Editing

    Recording archive (My recordings) 7.2.8 Highlighting several recordings for editing How to highlight recordings of your choice  1. In the recording archive, highlight a recording and press ➯ The recording is identified with a check mark. 2. Repeat step 1 for any other recordings of your choice or ...
  • Page 71 71 of 164 71 of 164...

  • Page 72: Overview Of Recording Archive Operation

    Recording archive (My recordings) 7.2.9 Overview of recording archive operation Fig. 32: Overview of recording archive operation 72 of 164 72 of 164...
  • Page 73 Ⓐ ① Recordings Current recording (REC) ② Recording that has not yet been played back (NEW). ③ Locked recording (padlock symbol) Ⓑ Folders, user-defined Ⓒ My recordings (...) = All recordings are shown (no filter by Selected sorting/category/channel category/channel) Ⓓ Free storage space on the archive hard disk Ⓔ...

  • Page 74: Mediacenter

    Mediacenter Mediacenter A comprehensive Mediacenter guide can be found at www.kathrein.com on the receiver product page under Downloads. Opening the Mediacenter ✔ Live TV/radio (programme currently being broadcast) is displayed. ▷ Live-TV/-Radio ▶ PORTAL. Video, music, images Play back content from the following storage media: ●...

  • Page 75: Hbbtv

    HbbTV Some broadcasters provide limited HbbTV information via satellite, e.g. Das Erste HD. To be able to benefit from HbbTV to its full extent, an Internet connection is required. If HbbTV is available, the programme information will contain the item HbbTV. What's more, when watching live TV an automatic display will usually appear at the bottom right (Fig. 33), if this has been activated in the main menu.

  • Page 76: Ufsconnect

    UFSconnect UFSconnect Smarter than your TV set. With UFSconnect receivers from Kathrein you can break through the limits of previ- ous TV island solutions: ● The Auto-Tuner-Share function automatically uses the receiver of another UFSconnect receiver in the home network whilst a recording is being made. This allows an undisturbed live TV experience, even when the built-in receiver is blocked by a recording.
  • Page 77 Multi-switch e r y N u r s g r o o L i v i n UFSconnect 916 Hybrid receiver UFSconnect TWIN hard disk receiver Switch Smartphone/Tablet App UFScontrol Modem/Router Notebook/PC 77 of 164 77 of 164...

  • Page 78: Main Menu

    Main menu Main menu The following comments apply to this chapter: ● The descriptions assume that you have available an operational receiver with a TV set on which you can perform the functions that are described. ● If nothing is specified to the contrary, the operating instructions assume that live TV/radio is shown ●...

  • Page 79: Overview Of The Main Menu

    11.2 Overview of the main menu Edit Chan- Channel Search Service Menu Settings Interface Setup Applications Language nel List Selection 11.4, P. 80 11.5, P. 87 11.6, P. 94 11.7, P. 109 11.8, P. 114 11.3, P. 80 11.9, P. 116 Automatic Automatic First Installa-...

  • Page 80: Edit Channel List

    Main menu 11.3 Edit Channel List See 5.13, P. 41. 11.4 Channel Search ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Channel Search You can perform the channel search in the following ways: Automatic Channel Search Channel search via one satellite or via all satellites that are set.
  • Page 81 Satellite or the setting All Satellites. Select a certain satellite If All Satellites is selected, all the individual satellites that have been set up will be searched for new channels. The reception system must be aligned with these satellites. The position of the satellite must be known if satellites with the same name are available for selection in different positions.

  • Page 82: Start Search

    Main menu Start Search Start Search starts the automatic channel search. The result is displayed and continuously updated as per Fig. 38, the final result is displayed as per Fig. 39. Once the automatic channel search is complete, the newly found channels will be added to the end of the channel list. Fig. 38: Result display for the on-going automatic channel search ①...

  • Page 83: Manual Channel Search

    11.4.2 Manual Channel Search ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Channel Search ▶ Manual Channel Search This section describes the possible settings available in addition to the automatic search function. Information about possible settings Each channel package is permanently assigned to a transponder frequency, polari- sation, DVB type, symbol rate and error rate (Viterbi rate). You can find these spec- ifications, for example, at www.lyngsat.com.
  • Page 84 Main menu DVB Type The type of the DVB standard (DVB-S, DVB-S2) with which the channel to be searched for is transmitted only has to be entered if a new transponder frequency has been entered. Polarisation Polarisation only has to be set (Horizontal or Vertical) if a new transponder frequency has been entered.

  • Page 85: Search With Service Id

    11.4.3 Search with Service ID ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Channel Search ▶ Search with Service ID This section only describes the possible settings available in addition to the auto- matic and manual search functions. Fig. 41: Search with Service ID Service ID Use the numeric buttons to enter the service ID of the channel to be searched for.

  • Page 86: Update Astra Channel List

    Main menu Update ASTRA channel list This function updates the ASTRA channel list of the receiver. Channels that you have previously deleted from the receiver's complete list are not restored if you perform Update ASTRA channel list. Select Reset ASTRA channel list to restore channels you have deleted from the complete list.

  • Page 87: Service Menu

    11.5 Service Menu ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Service Menu Fig. 43: Service Menu 11.5.1 Overview In the Service Menu, you can ● Update the receiver's operating software (11.5.2 – 11.5.4) ● Update, load, back up or restore the channel list (11.5.3 – 11.5.4) ●...

  • Page 88: Updating Via The Network/Satellite

    Main menu restart. BACK cancels the update (the message appears again on the next restart). ! New software available UFSconnect 916 information dated xx.xx. xxxx Dear customer, New software V x.xx is available. Further information can be found at www.kathrein.com ...
  • Page 89 ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Service Menu ▶ Software Update by Satellite ➯ Check in the Service Menu whether the new software has been installed. To do this, com- pare the software information before and after the update. ➯ After the update, check the receiver's time setting. ➯...
  • Page 90 Main menu Update channel list The new channel list is installed. The new channel list is not installed. The existing channel list can be backed up to a USB stick prior to the update and, if required, reloaded from there. When the channel list is updated, the current ver- sion is restored automatically once the receiver has been reset to its factory setting.

  • Page 91: Software Update By Usb

    ● Update Channel List ● Save Channel List to USB Load operating software ✔ An FAT32-formatted USB stick is available. The USB stick contains the folder kathrein and sub-folder ufs916. ✔ The current operating software (*.zip) has been downloaded from ▶...

  • Page 92: Update Channel List

    ✔ An FAT32-formatted USB stick with approximately 50 MB free storage space is available. ✔ The USB stick contains the folder kathrein and sub-folder ufs916. 1. Insert the prepared USB stick into a free USB port on the receiver.

  • Page 93: Factory Reset

    11.5.5 Factory Reset ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Service Menu ▶ Factory Reset Select whether the channel list and/or the receiver settings should be reset. If required, you can have the first installation start automatically following the reset. Start the operation with Load factory setting. 11.5.6 Software information ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Service Menu Software information, including the version number, is shown in the lower part of the Service Menu. The version number can consist of various specifications, e.g. the software version and the build number;...

  • Page 94: Settings

    Main menu 11.6 Settings ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Settings Fig. 48: Settings In the Settings menu, you can ● Perform the First Installation again (11.6.1) ● Change the Basic Settings (video/audio/time/power-saving/remote control; 11.6.2, P. 95 ff) ● Change User Defined Settings (parental lock/screen menu/EPG/recording/Mediacenter; 11.6.3, P.

  • Page 95: Basic Settings

    11.6.2 Basic Settings ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Settings ▶ Basic Settings Video Settings ● Please refer to the instructions for your TV set for information about video set- tings. Only select video settings that your TV set can process: ● The possible video settings depend on whether the type HDMI or SCART is set for Video Output via.
  • Page 96 Main menu Type Menu item Description HDMI HDMI standard setting Interface with which the TV set and the receiver are connected (HDMI, DVI). HDMI HDCP for free channels HDCP (digital copy protection) is switched on for free channels without copy protection. HDCP is switched off for free channels.

  • Page 97: Audio Settings

    Audio Settings Fig. 50: Audio Settings Preferred audio language. If this is not available, the first Preferred Audio Language available audio language will be used. Preferred subtitle language. If this is not available, the first Preferred Subtitle Language available subtitle language will be used. Home Cinema mode See 5.7, P. 34. Audio Format via HDMI Type of audio signal transmitted via the HDMI interface together with the TV picture (Decoded PCM, S/PDIF Format).

  • Page 98: Time Setting

    Main menu Time Setting Fig. 51: Time Setting Set Local Time Offset of the local time zone from UTC (previously GMT). Set- ting for Germany: 01:00. Time setting via Satellite from which time information is obtained. Only satel- lites which are received and have been selected in the tuner configuration are available.
  • Page 99 Power-saving functions Fig. 52: Power-saving functions Sleep Timer The Sleep Timer function is switched on. The Sleep Timer function is switched off. The Sleep Timer function enables the receiver to be switched to standby automatically after a pre-set time. If this function is switched on, you have the following options after pressing on/ off: ●...

  • Page 100: Remote Control Code

    You can assign one of the codes Code 1 to Code 4 to both the remote control and the receiver. Code assignment is possible with all Kathrein receivers delivered with an RC 660 or RC 67x remote control. See the instructions for the relevant receiver for more information.
  • Page 101 How to use a type RC67x remote control to operate a receiver delivered with type RC 660 ► On the RC67x remote control, press one of the following shortcuts at the same time: Code 1: BACK + 5 Code 2: BACK + 6 Code 3: BACK + 7 Code 4: BACK + 8 ➯...

  • Page 102: User Defined Settings

    Main menu 11.6.3 User Defined Settings ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Settings ▶ User Defined Settings Fig. 53: User Defined Settings Parental Lock In order to set the parental lock, you must first enter the four-digit PIN code (factory setting: 0000). Lock Main Menu The main menu cannot be operated until the PIN code has been entered. The main menu is not protected by a PIN code. Lock Receiver The receiver cannot be operated until the PIN code has been entered.

  • Page 103: Customize Screen Menu

    Customize Screen Menu Simple mode MENU opens the main menu (only in Live mode). MENU opens the setting menu (in Live mode, EPG, recording archive). Pre-defined combinations of foreground and background col- Colour scheme ours. Foreground colour Colour (RGB value) of highlighted elements. Background colour Background colour (RGB value) of displays and menus. Background transparency Background transparency of displays and menus.
  • Page 104 Main menu EPG Setup Fig. 54: EPG Setup EPG Grabbing gracenote Services: EPG data is grabbed from Gracenote auto- matically at the EPG grabbing time. DVB-SI: EPG data is grabbed from the programme provider automatically at the EPG grabbing time. Off: EPG data is not grabbed automatically.

  • Page 105: Pvr Setup

    Related topics EPG, P. 47 ff PVR Setup Fig. 55: PVR Setup Automatic Timeshift The automatic timeshift function is switched on. The automatic timeshift function is switched off. Default Record Duration The default record duration is used for programmes for which no start and end time is available in the EPG.

  • Page 106: Mediacenter Setup

    Main menu Related topics Automatic timeshift, P. 38 Setting up an NAS: See the Mediacenter guide at www.kathrein.com Mediacenter Setup Fig. 56: Mediacenter Setup Simple MP3 Mode Select this setting if the receiver, in conjunction with the UPnP server, encounters problems with playing MP3 files.

  • Page 107: Ufsconnect (Receiver Network)

    11.6.4 UFSconnect (receiver network) ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Settings ▶ UFSconnect (receiver network) Fig. 57: UFSconnect (receiver network) Collective archive The receiver can access the recordings of other UFSconnect receivers. The UFSconnect receivers only appear in the recording archive as UFS 9xx (<IP address>).

  • Page 108: Antenna & Satellite

    Main menu 11.6.5 Antenna & Satellite ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Settings ▶ Antenna & Satellite The Antenna & Satellite menu is very extensive and is therefore described in a separate section; see Antenna & Satellite, P. 117 ff. 108 of 164 108 of 164...

  • Page 109: Interface Setup

    11.7 Interface Setup 11.7.1 CI Decryption System ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Interface Setup ▶ CI Decryption System Fig. 58: CI Decryption System The Common Interface (CI) insert position serves to accommodate a CI module with a smart card. The CI module with smart card is required to view encrypted pay TV channels. Please note that ...
  • Page 110 Main menu Menu item Description Multidecryption Several channels are decrypted simultaneously, if this is supported by the CI module: When recording an encrypted channel, other encrypted channels can be viewed in unencrypted format . How many encrypted channels can be viewed will depend on the CI module used. This function is optimised for AlphaCrypt modules and may lead to malfunctions with other modules.
  • Page 111 CI-Modul Smart Card Fig. 59: Pushing the smart card ① into the CI module ②; pushing the CI module into insert position ③ on the receiver Related topics Markings, P. 8 111 of 164 111 of 164...

  • Page 112: Hdd Management

    Main menu 11.7.2 HDD Management ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Interface Setup ▶ HDD Management Fig. 60: HDD Management Format Record Archive Important When the recording archive is formatted, all recorded programmes are deleted. The deleted data cannot be restored. Formatting of the recording archive must be confirmed separately or can be cancelled. This function is only available if an archive hard disk has been created previously. Related topics Set up the archive hard disk, P.

  • Page 113: Ethernet Settings

    ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Interface Setup ▶ Ethernet Settings Fig. 61: Ethernet Settings You will find a description of the Ethernet settings Wi-Fi connection, Select network .. and Ethernet Settings in the Mediacenter guide at www.kathrein.com. 11.7.4 Wake On LAN (starting via network) ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Interface Setup ▶ Wake On LAN This function can be used to "wake" other devices in the same network as the receiver from standby mode.

  • Page 114: Applications

    Main menu 11.8 Applications ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Applications Fig. 62: Applications 11.8.1 Start FTP access at booting ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Applications ▶ Start FTP access at booting FTP access to the archive hard disk is activated when the receiver is switched on. This means that it is possible to access the archive hard disk from the PC using an FTP program.

  • Page 115: Start Upnp Server At Booting

    11.8.3 Start UPnP server at booting ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Applications ▶ Start UPnP server at booting The UPnP server of the receiver is activated on switch-on. The UPnP server is not switched on. 11.8.4 Start HbbTV applications ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Applications ▶ Start HbbTV applications If available, HbbTV contents are shown at the bottom right of the TV set automatically (Fig.

  • Page 116: Language Selection

    Main menu 11.9 Language Selection ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Language Selection Fig. 64: Language selection The operating menus are displayed in the selected language. 116 of 164 116 of 164...

  • Page 117: Antenna & Satellite

    Antenna & Satellite Important A certain degree of specialist knowledge is needed to make changes in the Antenna & Satellite menu. Only change these settings if you are very familiar with the proper- ties of your satellite reception system. Otherwise, consult your specialist dealer. The following comments apply to this chapter: ●...
  • Page 118 Antenna & Satellite Edit Satellites, P. 132 ff Change/delete/add set satellites Edit Transponders, P. 134 ff Change/delete/add transponders of the satellites Sat Finder, P. 136 ff Help to align the satellite antenna with a satellite Fig. 65: Antenna & Satellite How to open the Antenna &...

  • Page 119: Reception Via

    12.1 Reception via ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Settings ▶ Antenna & Satellite ▶ Reception via Internal tuner The receiver uses only the internal tuners for reception pur- poses. Internal tuner & SAT>IP The receiver uses the internal tuners and the SAT>IP server in the home network for reception purposes. SAT>IP The receiver uses only the SAT>IP server in the home net-...

  • Page 120: Tuner Configuration

    Antenna & Satellite Tuner Configuration 12.2 ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Settings ▶ Antenna & Satellite ▶ Tuner Configuration Fig. 66: Tuner Configuration OneCable System Used The receiver is connected to a one-cable system. The receiver is not connected to a one-cable system. Tuner 2 Connection type Separated: The receiver can play back/record two independent channels simultaneously.
  • Page 121 The following types of one-cable system are available: ● EXR .../EXU ... ● UAS 481 ● SCD2 ● User-defined Tuner 1 As Tuner 1& 2 Tuner 2 As Tuner 1& 2 The rear panel of the receiver and its cabling are shown as a diagram in the menu. Only if Tuner 2 Connection type = Loopthrough Only if Tuner 2 Connection type = Separated Only if Tuner 2 Connection type = Separated and Tuner 2 Signal Configuration = Different from Tuner 1...

  • Page 122: Diseqc 1.0, Diseqc 1.1 And Single Lnb

    Antenna & Satellite 12.2.1 DiSEqC 1.0, DiSEqC 1.1 and Single LNB ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Settings ▶ Antenna & Satellite ▶ Tuner Configuration ▶ Tuner 1& 2/Tuner 1/Tuner 2 Fig. 67: Tuner Configuration DiSEqC 1.0 Required tuner configuration: ● Tuner 1& 2/Tuner 1/Tuner 2 = DiSEqC 1.0 or DiSEqC 1.1 or Single LNB ● OneCable System Used = No Menu item Description Number of Satellites...
  • Page 123 Menu item Description Satellite Satellite for which the settings are to be edited. The set- tings are saved separately for each satellite. Select Satellite List where you can select the satellite for which the set- tings are to be edited. LNB Type LNB type of the satellite reception system LNB Type LNB type of the satellite reception system...
  • Page 124 Antenna & Satellite Fig. 68: Display of signal strength and quality Related topics Tuner Configuration, P. 120 124 of 164 124 of 164...

  • Page 125: Motorized Antenna (Diseqc 1.2, Diseqc 1.3)

    12.2.2 Motorized Antenna (DiSEqC 1.2, DiSEqC 1.3) ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Settings ▶ Antenna & Satellite ▶ Tuner Configuration ▶ Tuner 1& 2/Tuner 1/Tuner 2 Fig. 69: Tuner Configuration Motorized Antenna (in this case: DiSEqC 1.2) Required tuner configuration: ● Tuner 1& 2/Tuner 1/Tuner 2 = Motorized Antenna ● OneCable System Used = No Menu item Description Motor Control Type of motor control (DiSEqC 1.2 or DiSEqC 1.3). My Longitude Enter the longitude of the location.
  • Page 126 Antenna & Satellite Menu item Description Set current position for Sets the current position as the east limit (= clockwise 'East' border stop). Set current position for Sets the current position as the west limit (= anti-clock- ‘West’ border wise stop). Reset border positions Resets the limit positions to 0°...
  • Page 127 Menu item Description Move antenna Rotate the motorized antenna manually with the buttons shown until the optimum satellite signal strength and qual- ity is achieved For more information about the buttons, see Set Borders above. Saves the position set under Move antenna. If more than Store actual Position one satellite was previously highlighted under Select Satel- lites, the page for configuring the next satellite will then...

  • Page 128: Onecable System

    Antenna & Satellite 12.2.3 OneCable System ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Settings ▶ Antenna & Satellite ▶ Tuner Configuration ▶ Tuner 1& 2 Fig. 70: Tuner Configuration OneCable System Required tuner configuration: OneCable System Used = Yes 128 of 164 128 of 164...
  • Page 129 Information about the one-cable system In the one-cable system several receivers/subscribers are connected to a common antenna cable Furthermore: ● Channels from several satellites are transmitted on up to 32 transmission channels. – EXR .../EXU ... / User-defined: 2 satellites, 8 channels, UAS 481: 1 satellite, 4 channels, SCD2: 64 satellites, 32 channels (in accordance with EN 50494) –...
  • Page 130 Antenna & Satellite Menu item Description The transmission channel to transmission frequency assignment is protected by a PIN. The assignment is not protected. If Secure channels with PIN = Yes: Enter a PIN code Tuner 1 PIN-code between 0 and 255. Tuner 1 Set the transmission channel for tuner 1.
  • Page 131 Signal strength and quality are shown in the right-hand side of the window; see Fig. 68, P. 124. Setting ... Suitable for ... EXR .../EXU ... All Kathrein multi-switches UAS 481 The one-cable LNB UAS 481 from Kathrein SCD2 Downward-compatible extension to the Unicable protocol User-defined All other one-cable systems Tab. 5: Types of one-cable system Fig.

  • Page 132: Sat>Ip

    Antenna & Satellite 12.3 SAT>IP ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Settings ▶ Antenna & Satellite ▶ SAT>IP For more information, see the Mediacenter guide at www.kathrein.com. 12.4 Edit Satellites ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Settings ▶ Antenna & Satellite ▶ Edit Satellites Fig. 72: Edit Satellites Menu item...
  • Page 133 Menu item Description <Satellite Name> Enter the name of the new satellite. Satellite Longitude Enter the orbital position of the new satellite using the numeric but-  tons. switch between east (E) and west (W). Band Select the frequency band (transmission range) of the new satel- lite.

  • Page 134: Edit Transponders

    Antenna & Satellite 12.5 Edit Transponders ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Settings ▶ Antenna & Satellite ▶ Edit Transponders Fig. 73: Edit Transponders Menu item Description Satellite Satellite for which the settings are to be edited. The settings are saved separately for each satellite. Select Satellite List where you can select the satellite for which the settings are to be edited.
  • Page 135 Menu item Description Delete Transponder Delete the transponder shown under Frequency from the tran- sponder list. The deletion must be confirmed. Edit Transponder Change the frequency, polarisation and symbol rate of the tran- sponder shown under Frequency. Display only, no entries can be made. Related topics Text entry, P.

  • Page 136: Sat Finder

    Antenna & Satellite 12.6 Sat Finder ▷ MENU ▶ MENU ▶ Settings ▶ Antenna & Satellite ▶ Sat Finder Fig. 74: Sat Finder If no meter is available to align the satellite antenna, you can use the Sat Finder to help you. The Sat Finder shows the signal strength and quality of a satellite/transponder available for selection; see also ①...
  • Page 137 How to align the satellite antenna with the Sat Finder 1. Select a satellite and transponder, e.g. 19.2 E ASTRA and 11836 MHz (ARD). 2. Align the satellite antenna such that the highest possible signal strength and quality are shown. The Sat Finder cannot replace a meter entirely.

  • Page 138: Service

    Quick Start Guide and the instructions for use, or should an unexpected problem occur, contact your specialist dealer. The Kathrein Customer Hotline is also at your disposal: +49 (0) 1805 122 240 0.14 EUR per minute on land lines of Deutsche Telekom AG. Mobile phone charges may vary.

  • Page 139: Connection Examples

    Connection examples 14.1 Advanced connection example, receiver Modem/Router HDMI SCART HDD USB Dolby Digital HiFi Audio 139 of 164 139 of 164...

  • Page 140: Connection Examples For Satellite Reception Systems

    Connection examples 14.2 Connection examples for satellite reception systems 14.2.1 Single-unit system KAZ 11/KAZ 12 overvoltage protection 14.2.2 Community antenna network system, 1 satellite KAZ 11/KAZ 12 overvoltage protection 140 of 164 140 of 164...

  • Page 141: Community Antenna Network System, 2 Satellites

    14.2.3 Community antenna network system, 2 satellites KAZ 11/KAZ 12 overvoltage pro- tection 14.2.4 OneCable system KAZ 11/KAZ 12 overvoltage protection 141 of 164 141 of 164...

  • Page 142: Third-Party Copyrights And Licence Terms

    2.2 below. This open source software was developed by third parties and is protected by copyright. You are authorised to use the open source software in accordance with the license provisions printed below. You can find the sources of supply of the source code together with the respective copyright notes on the Kathrein Werke KG web site at http://www. kathrein.de/linux/receiver/ufsconnect916.
  • Page 143 Software-Components and associated Licenses B.2.1 Application Pango LGPL http://www.pango.org/ GTK+ LGPL http://www.gtk.org/ DirectFB LGPL http://directfb.org/ E2fsprogs (Ext FS Utilities) LGPL http://e2fsprogs.sourceforge.net/ Cairo (2D graphics library) LGPL http://cairographics.org/ Libexif (C EXIF library) LGPL http://libexif.sourceforge.net/ FFmpeg LGPL http://www.ffmpeg.org/ GNU C Library (libc) LGPL http://www.gnu.org/software/libc/ libgcc...
  • Page 144 Third-party copyrights and licence terms License Texts B.3.1 GPLv2 Related Software or Software parts: mount.cifs lircd http://www.lirc.org/ mkdosfs iwpriv, iwconfig, iwlist http://www.hpl.hp.com/personal/Jean_Tourrilhes/Linux/Tools.html http://www.netfilter.org/ iptables-multi busybox http://www.busybox.net/ License Text: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 2, June 1991 Copyright (C) 1989, 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed.
  • Page 145 Finally, any free program is threatened constantly by software patents. We wish to avoid the danger that redistributors of a free program will individually obtain patent licenses, in effect making the program proprietary. To prevent this, we have made it clear that any patent must be licensed for everyone’s free use or not licensed at all.
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  • Page 149 Copyright (C) This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY;...
  • Page 150 Third-party copyrights and licence terms B.3.2 LGPL licensed Software Related Software or Software parts: GNU C Library (libc) http://www.gnu.org/software/libc/ Pango http://www.pango.org/ GTK+ Project http://www.gtk.org/ DirectFB http://directfb.org/ E2fsprogs (Ext2/3/4 Filesystem Utilities) http://e2fsprogs.sourceforge.net/ Cairo (2D graphics library) http://cairographics.org/ Libexif (C EXIF library) http://libexif.sourceforge.net/ FFmpeg http://www.ffmpeg.org/...
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  • Page 162 Third-party copyrights and licence terms AND PATENTS Various companies hold various patents for various algorithms in various locations around the world. _YOU_ are responsible for ensuring that your use of any algorithms is legal by check- ing if there are any patents in your country. The file contains some of the patents that we know about or are rumoured to exist. This is not a definitive list. RSA Data Security holds software patents on the RSA and RC5 algorithms. If their ciphers are used used inside the USA (and Japan?), you must contact RSA Data Security for licensing con- ditions.
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