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Use the ] | keys to select a programme posi-
2
tion. Use the
next page.
Copying programme positions
Use the blue
1
gramme position. Press the
programme position to copy (indication: "Copy").
Select a not needed programme position (this will
be overwritten) and confirm with the
Swapping/sorting programme positions
The SORT function allows you to swap the
programme positions around. You can sort the
programme positions as you want by repeated
swapping.
1
Mark the desired programme position by pressing
the yellow
programme position with which you want to swap
the previously selected one and confirm with the
O
key.
❒
Entering/changing a station name
NAME
1
Use the
x c
and enter/change the character wit the ] | keys
(hold the keys down to let scroll the characters).
Use the red
and lower case letters.
❒
Selecting the transmission frequency of
a station
Frequenz
Use the
1
x c
of 0.5 MHz (long pressure: fast scrolling), or enter
the frequency value directly with the numeric keys.
Automatic station search
With this function, you can search all stations of a
satellite then store them with the
tion search is possible both for vertical (V) and
horizontal (H) polarization.
Press the
1
In this case, the station name is automatically
cleared. The indication "ATS" appears instead of the
"Frequenz" indication at the beginning of the menu
line.
2
If you don not wish to store the current value, press
the
¢
T XT
EXIT
3
When you press the
automatically to the next programme position.
12
keys to go to the preceding or
x c
g
key to copy the selected pro-
g
key to select the
j
key (indication: "Sort"). Select the
:
PRO 7
keys to select the character position
k
key to toggle between upper case
:
11406,0 MHZ
keys to change the frequency in steps
O
¢
key to start the station search.
PERI
key to restore the old value.
O
key, the receiver switches
❒
O
key.
❒
1
2
key. The sta-
Polarization/aerial selection
Pol./Ant.
:
H
With the STR 622 TWIN you can receive the signals
from up to 4 satellites.
For this, you have to choose Hor/Ver, 0/22 kHz and
position a or b.
Meaning of options:
Hor.:
(= 18 V) for the reception of horizontal
signals.
Ver.:
(= 14 V) for the reception of vertical
signals.
a/b:
ToneBurst switching signal (also called
Mini DiSEqC) for satellite selection with an
appropriate switch (e.g. GRUNDIG SWITCH
UNI 1).
0 kHz:
switching signal for a multi-switch for
satellite selection
or
switching signal for a universal LNB for
switching to the low frequency range.
22 kHz: switching signal for a multi-switch for
satellite selection
or
switching signal for a universal LNB for
switching to the high frequency range.
The polarization and aerial selection applies both
for the reception unit A and B. For more information
see chapter "Finetuning the Reception Frequency
on Reception Unit B" on page 16.
Decoder settings
Decoder
:
Automatik
Use the
keys to select the desired setting in
x c
the main menu.
The following decoder settings are possible:
Automatik Select this option for decoders which
supply a switching voltage (e.g. Pre-
mière); the decoder then is automatical-
ly switched into the signal path.
Ein
Select this option for decoders without
switching voltage generation.
Press the
key to display a sub-menu for
.
MENUE
further decoder settings.
Decoder
:
Vorrang A
Norm
:
BB Pal
Signal
:
Video
TXT = Exit
a
/
0 kHz
OK = Store
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