TANDBERG Alteia Instruction Manual page 175

This annex brings together information that allows the Alteia to be put into service
quickly.
G.1 Setting up the Input (Menu #4)
G.1.1 M2/PSR/9xx, M2/P8R/9xx Satellite Receiver
Table G.1 steps through the setting up the Satellite Receiver using
menu #4. The transmission parameters must be known before starting.
Table G.1: Tuning the Satellite Receiver
Step Action (Menu #4)
1. Go to Menu #4, page 3 and select the RF Input.
The receiver takes its signal from the input specified.
2. Go to Menu #4, page 6, select the Polarisation and the Modulation Mode. Press SAVE.
3. Go to Menu #4, page 7, select the LNB Type and enter the LNB Local Oscillator Frequency. Press SAVE.
If the LNB is set to NONE, the LO frequency appears as a set of dashes. If NORMAL, the LO frequency is the
current value. If set to DUAL, the LO frequency displayed is the lowest.
4. If the LNB type is DUAL, go to page 8 and enter the LO FREQ 2 TYPE and switchover frequency (SW OVR FREQ).
Press SAVE.
A DUAL LNB has two LO frequencies, switching between them is by 22 kHz tone.
5. Go to Menu #4, page 4 and enter the Satellite Channel Frequency. Press SAVE.
This sets up the RF stage in the receiver.
6. Go to Menu #4, page 5, select the FEC Rate and enter the Symbol Rate Press SAVE.
This sets up the overhead rates.
7. The Tuner should now be locked to the incoming transport stream.
At this stage, the TUNER LOCK LED should light and the BER meter operate to show that the Receiver has picked
up the signal.
Instruction Manual: Alteia and Alteia plus Professional Receivers and Decoders
ST.TM.E9200.8
G. Quick Reference Guide
Annex G
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