Channel Search - Strong SRT 8221 User Manual

4:3 Pan&Scan
4:3 Full
16:9 widescreen
16:9 Pillarbox
16:9 Pan&Scan
16:9 Pillarbox 16:9 Pan&Scan
Resolution
576i:
576p:
720p:
1080i:
1080p(50Hz):
TV Format
Video Output

7.3 Channel Search

Use this menu to search channels from Terrestrial or Satellite tuning.
7.3.1 Satellite Channel Search
Access the satellite settings is essential for searching programmes through DVB-S tuner.
A set of satellite dish settings must be configured for each wanted satellite before performing a
channel search.
To access the satellite channel search press MENU and use t u to select Channel Search. Then use
pq to select Satellite Channel Search and press OK. To access this menu it is necessary to insert the
PIN code set during the first installation.
First select one satellite using pq button then press u and pq to set the following options:
LNB Type
16
A centre cut-out of the 16:9 programme will be displayed full-screen on your
4:3 TV, missing content to the left and right.
A 16:9 programme will be compressed sideways on a 4:3 TV, to show a full
picture without any black bars
A 4:3 programme will be show full screen, with sideways stretched content.
A 4:3 programme will be shown normally, but with black bars to the left and
right.
A 4:3 programme will be shown as a centre blow up to fill the whole screen,
missing content to the left, right, top and bottom of the programme.
broadcasts in full screen on a 4:3 TV. Letterbox: black bars on top and bottom
of the picture on a 4:3 TV. Combined: shows a mix in-between. Ignore: shows
as it is.
If the video quality does not appear correctly, change the setting. These
settings match the most common settings for HDMI.
For analogue TVs (on Scart connection).
For digital SD TVs (some digital TVs do not support this mode).
For digital HD TVs (on HDMI connection).
For digital HD TVs (on HDMI connection).
For digital HD TVs (on HDMI connection).
Options are PAL and NTSC. For European broadcasts, the TV format is PAL
(Default). The setting is most important for TVs connected via Scart cable.
Using NTSC might deliver black& white pictures.
This setting is only relevant when the receiver is connected to the TV set
via Scart. Select RGB for the best picture quality or CVBS if your TV doesn't
support RGB.
Press t u or OK to show the list of LNB Types. The Universal LNB
(09750/10600 MHz) is supported – the most used on the market. SatCR A
and SatCR B are used for SatCR systems. If only 1 SatCR LNB is connected,
use SatCR A. SatCR systems are mainly installed by professional experts. An
optional satellite splitter is required for multi-users. Other options like User
Single or User Dual need to modify the Hi and Low band of the LNB. Press OK
to select one of them and insert the frequency of your choice.