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- Page 1 Satlink 2800 Satlink 2800 12V Digital Satellite Receiver User’s Manual...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents General Information Main Features ..............3 For Your Satety.....................4 Unpacking......................4 Remote Control Unit .....................5 Front Panel Controls .....................6 Rear Panel Controls....................6 Installation......................7 Connecting to TV using SCART support...............7 Menu Guide Channel List ..................8 Rename ........................9 Lock ........................10 Move ........................11 Delete .........................12 Channel Guide ....................13 Switching TV and Radio..................14 Main Menu ......................15... -
Page 3: General Information Main Features
General Information Main Features •DVB/MPEG-2 Compliant -Max. 4000 Channels TV & Radio Programmable -Max. 128 Satellites Programmable -CD Quality Sound (MPEG 1, Layer 1, 2) •Multi-Function -Advanced Electronic Program Guide (EPG) -Full 7 days EPG With Time Reservation -Supports automatic Turn-On and Off in Timer Settings -Supports OSD/VBI Teletext and Subtitle -Normal/Wide Vision (4:3 , 16:9) -Multi Language OSD Menu... -
Page 4: For Your Satety
For Your Satety WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. CAUTION CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS NOT EXPRESSLY APPROVED BY THE MANUFACTURER COULD VOID THE USER’S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT. -
Page 5: Remote Control Unit
Remote Control Unit POWER : Switch between the operation and standby modes. TV/SAT : Select the TV or Receiver display. MUTE : To turn the sound on/off. PAUSE : To select the freze function. NUMERIC (0~9) : Alphanumeric to select channel or parameter. TV/RADIO : Press to select the TV/RADIO mode. -
Page 6: Front Panel Controls
Front Panel Controls Power Button Turn the IRD On and Off (Stand-by) mode.. Menu Button : For the general setting and configuration of systems. Ok Button Confirm or accept function or selection. Channel UP/DOWN Button Change channel up/down in channels list. Volume UP/DOWN Button Change volume up/down LED Display Indicate program number and setting status of receiver with 4 digits 7 segment Rear Panel Controls... -
Page 7: Installation
Installation Connecting to TV using SCART support... -
Page 8: Menu Guide Channel List
Menu Guide Channel List Press [OK] to display the channel list while your are watching. You can leave the channel list at any time by pressing [EXIT/BACK]. If you want to change channel in the list, use [P+/P-] or [__]. Press <... -
Page 9: Rename
Rename On the RCU, press the [MENU] key. Select the TV Channel Manager. On the RCU, press the [YELLOW] key. On the RCU, press the [YELLOW] key. You can edit the selected channel name within the pop-up window with numeric button and select OK to save... -
Page 10: Lock
Lock On the RCU, press the [MENU] key. Select the TV Channel Manager. On the RCU, press the [Blue] key. -
Page 11: Move
Move On the RCU, press the [MENU] key. Select the TV Channel Manager. Go to the Channel you want to Move. On the RCU, press the [WHITE] key. Move the Channel to where you want it. On the RCU, press the OK key... -
Page 12: Delete
Delete On the RCU, press the [MENU] key. Select the TV Channel Manager. On the RCU, press the [RED] key. and select Exit and confirm the change... -
Page 13: Channel Guide
Channel Guide Press [EPG] to see Channel Guide. This guide will display the titles and start times for programs (events) which are now broadcasting Press [RED] to switch between the now and next and schedule view... -
Page 14: Switching Tv And Radio
Switching TV and Radio - Press the “TV/RAD” button to switch TV or Radio. -
Page 15: Main Menu
Main Menu • Once you have properly installed and connected all cables of the receiver, the Main Menu will be displayed by pressing [MENU]. • Main menu consists of submenus as below. -Channel -Installation -System -Tools -Game •Some menus need the password. •Default password is “0000”... -
Page 16: Installation
Installation • You can search for channels in this menu as well as change -LNB Type and Switch Configuration. -Single Satellite Search. -Multi Satellite Search. -TP Edit. -
Page 17: Antenna Connection
Antenna Connection • Before searching, the satellite antennas environment should be set. LNBs have different L.O. frequencies, you will need to make sure that this is correctly set : 10750 MHz 11300MHz 11300MHz... -
Page 18: Antenna Setup
Antenna Setup • Before searching, the satellite antennas environment should be set. (LNB Local Frequency, DiSEqC1.0/DiSEqC1.2/USALS, 22khz, 0/12 volt control) • Note 1: If you choose motor antenna at antenna connection menu, the motor type will need to be setup. -
Page 19: Single Satellite Search
Single Satellite Search • Press > to select the parameter to change. • Press [OK] to start search one selected satellite at ‘Search’... -
Page 20: Multi Satellite Search
Multi Satellite Search • Press [OK] to start search selected satellites at ‘Search’... -
Page 21: Tp List
TP List • Press [YELLOW] key, open edit TP menu. User can edit TP info. Frequency:“3000~13450 MHz” , Symbol Rate: “1000~45000Ks/s”. • Press [GREEN] key, open new TP menu. User can add a new TP. • Press [YELLOW] key will open dialog box asking you whether confirm to delete current TP. When select “Yes”, you will delete the channel which highlight focus on. -
Page 22: System Setup
System Setup •The System Setup has 8 menu items as follows. -Language. -TV System. -Local Time Setting. -Timer. -Startup Channel -OSD Setting. -Parental Lock... -
Page 23: Language
Language • Menu Language, First Audio Language, Second Audio Language and Teletext Language are selectable. -
Page 24: Tv System
TV System • Select the type of TV Signal output and TV Aspect Ration. -Press > to select PAL and NTSC. -Press > to select between 4:3 and 16:9. -Press > to select between CVBS and RGB and YUV (Component Video) -
Page 25: Local Time Setting
Local Time Setting •Press > to select parameters to change. -To change Time Zone, press >. -To set GMT usage, press >. -To set Summer Time, press >. -To set Date/Time by manually (appropriate for NZ), GMT usage should be off... -
Page 26: Timer Setting
Timer Setting •This receiver provides 8 timers. •Press > to select one timer -Press > to select Off, Once and Daily. -Press > to select wakeup channel -Press > to select wakeup date -Press >to select on time -Press > to select duration to go standby mode... -
Page 27: Parental Lock
Parental Lock • Menu Lock determining that when users wish to enter “Edit Channel/Installation/Tools” menu, whether have to input Password or not. If the setting of “Menu Lock” is “Yes” which means user have to key in password, set “No” means unlock. •... -
Page 28: Osd Setting
OSD Setting • Press > to set duration (1 ~ 10 seconds) that the program information plate is displayed on the screen when you change channel. -
Page 29: Tools
Tools •You can do some more function as below -Information -Default Setting -S/W Upgrade... -
Page 30: Information
Information •This menu displays bootloader version, main software version, and database version. •You can refer this information when S/W upgrade. Factory Setting • If you want to bring receiver back to the factory default condition, select Factory Default Setting and press [OK]. •... -
Page 31: Upgrade By Rs232
Upgrade By RS232 • At this menu, allcode/maincode/radioback/etc can be upgrade via RS232, select “Start” and press [OK]. • During upgrade selected data, the progress bar will be display to 100%... -
Page 32: Game
Game •This receiver provides games, Tetris, Othello and Snake. -
Page 33: Technical Specification
Technical Specification • LNB/TUNER DiSEqC1.0/1.2 LNB Power : 13[V]/18[v] (Max500mA) LNB Tone Switching :22KHz ± 2KHz(0.6Vpp) Input Frequency : 950MHz ~ 2150MHz RF Input Level : -65 ~ -25dBm LNB input and loop through output connector : IEC 169-24 Female •...
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