Satellite-Identification / Memory Positions/ Transfer Of Transponder Information To Pc - emitor SATLOOK Micro plus Owner's Manual

3.4 Satellite-Identification / Memory positions/ Transfer of transponder
information to PC
SATLOOK Micro + is preset with transponder info for the following satellites:
Astra 28 (3 transponders)
Astra 19 (3 transponders)
Hotbird (3 transponders)
Eutelsat 7 (3 transponders)
Sirius (3 transponders)
Thor (3 transponders)
Hellas (2 transponders)
SATLOOK Micro + can also memorize individual and unique transponder information. It can
hold up to 100 individual transponders in its memory.
Scanning through the memory bank only takes seconds and makes satellite identification easy
and reliable.
1. Store the Satellite-transponders in the Digital-mode.
2. Make sure the instrument is tuned to the "right" satellite/transponder (i.e. the
transponder to be memorized).
3. Go to the "Memory" function.
4. Select the "Save" function.
5. Choose a free memory position (with the control knob).
6. Select "Save" with the right (black) control button.
7. Edit a name for the transponder-memory (press the left (red) control button once –
"text"). Use the knob to select the first letter (e.g. A in ASTRA 28) and save it with the
right (black) control button. Move to the next letter (e.g. S) and so on.
8. When finished with then name, save the position by pressing the left (red) control button
"menu" and then select "Save & Exit". The transponder data is now stored in the
memory bank.
- Using the memory positions – identifying a satellite!
* Find a satellite in the signalmeter-mode.
* Select the "Sat-ID"-function.
* The meter will scan through the memory bank and present a list with the identified
transponders.
- Transfer preset transponder information to other SATLOOK Micro +
Connect the SATLOOK Micro +, that has the transponder information that should be
transferred to other SATLOOK Micro +, to a PC. Start the PC program that comes with the
instrument and the picture that you can see on the next page will appear on the computer
screen.
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