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- Page 1 USER’S MANUAL Digital Satellite Receiver STRONG & Co. ( FAR EAST ) , LTD. P. O. Box : 85, YOKOHAMA, KANAGAWA-KEN JAPAN 231-91 - FAX : +81 45 651-1842 Website : www.strong-technologies.com E-mail : tech@strong-technologies.com E109000257A...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents 1. Introduction 1.1 Overview 1.2 Main Features 2. Safety/Precautions 2.1 Safety 2.2 Precautions 3. Points to Check before Use 3.1 Accessories 4. Controls/Functions 4.1 Front Panel 4.2 Rear Panel 4.3 Remote controller 5. How to Connect 6. Operation 6.1 Getting Started 6.2 System Setting 6.3 Channels 6.4 Electronic Program Guide... -
Page 3: Introduction
Introduction Safety/Precautions 1.1 Overview 2.1 Safety This satellite receiver is designed for the reception of free-to-air channels. Depending on your location, enjoy the rich choice of up to 5,000 different channels broadcasting a large range of programs: culture, sports, cinema, news, events, etc. This receiver is assembled Be sure to read this user's manual before Do not touch the power cord with wet with highly qualified electronic parts. -
Page 4: Precautions
2.2 Precautions Points to Check before Use When installing the unit 3.1 Accessories Install the unit horizontally. An uneven Do not put heavy items such as a TV installation may cause the unit to be set on the unit. That may damage the The accessories below are included with this receiver: damaged. -
Page 5: Controls/Functions
4.2 Rear Panel Controls/Functions 4.1 Front Panel No. Name Connector Function 1 RF OUT UHF 21-69 IEC 169-2 male Output to TV 2 TV ANT IN IEC 169-2 female Input from terrestrial antenna 3 AUDIO L RCA cinch Left audio output Standby/Power on Indications Lamp : Flashes red light in ‘Standby’... -
Page 6: Remote Controller
4.3 Remote controller 4.3 Remote controller POWER : To turn the receiver On/Off. Left & Right : To change the volume level in non-menu mode and modify a MUTE : To turn the sound On/Off. setting in menu mode. Numeric Keys (0-9) : To enter numerical OK : To show the Channel List in non- settings (such as channel numbers) menu mode and select an item or... -
Page 7: How To Connect
How to Connect Operation 6.1 Getting Started Connect the TV antenna to TV ANT IN Connect the RF-IN of the TV to RF-OUT After your receiver is powered on, proceed with installation as follows : When available, you may instead connect the Component Video of your TV to Component Video for best quality: connect the Y, Pb and Pr of your TV to Y, 1) Menu Language Setting Pb and Pr respectively... - Page 8 6.1 Getting Started 6.1 Getting Started ( When the DiSEqC Motor parameter is set as 1.2 ) 2) Antenna Setup - Move : You can move the dish to the West/East. Press the MENU button to display the main menu. - Limit : If you want to set limits, press to move in the menu.
- Page 9 6.1 Getting Started 6.1 Getting Started 3) Satellite Scan Package Identifier (PID) Scan <Figure 6-7> Through this function, the receiver searches for all the available channels and saves them in Select a transponder. memory. To change a transponder’s information (Frequency, Symbol Rate), use the NUMERIC buttons.
- Page 10 6.1 Getting Started 6.1 Getting Started 4) Channel Selection OTA Menu <Figure 6-8> You can use to navigate between channels until you find the channel you want. You can download the latest software via satellite using the OTA (Over the Air) menu. If you know the channel number, you can enter it with the NUMERIC buttons and wait 2 Note : OTA information is subject to change by the manufacturer with or without seconds until the channel is changed.
- Page 11 6.1 Getting Started 6.1 Getting Started 5) Other Functions of the Remote Control Teletext(YELLOW) The Teletext service is a text data service sometimes available from the Service Provider. Volume Control While watching a program, press to control the volume. You can press the MUTE button to remove the sound of the program: the mute icon will PAUSE be displayed.
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Page 12: System Setting
6.2 System Setting 6.2 System Setting 1) Time Settings 2) A/V Output Settings This submenu allows you to set your local time, wake up time, wake up channel and sleep This submenu allows you to specify the audio/video output. <Figure 6-12> time. - Page 13 6.2 System Setting 6.2 System Setting <Figure 6-14> <Figure 6-13> 5) Database Reset 4) Security Settings This submenu allows you to restore the factory set values (useful when encountering problems This submenu allows you to set password options and to lock or unlock access to menus (Note: after changing settings).
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Page 14: Channels
6.2 System Setting 6.3 Channels 6) Calculator 1) Set Favorites This submenu allows you to use a calculator on the screen. <Figure 6-16> This submenu allows you to set up favorite groups of channels. You can select TV or Radio channels in an alternative way by pressing the TV/RADIO button. - Page 15 6.3 Channels 6.3 Channels 4) Lock Channels This submenu allows you to lock channels to control access to them. Once a channel is locked, you will be asked to enter a password whenever you try to watch it. You can select TV or Radio channels in an alternative way by pressing the TV/RADIO button.
- Page 16 6.3 Channels 6.3 Channels 5) Skip Channels 6) Delete Channels This submenu allows you to skip channels. Once a channel is set to be skipped, it will be This submenu allows you to delete channels. You can select TV or Radio channels in an whenever you navigate channels using in non-menu mode.
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Page 17: Electronic Program Guide
6.4 Electronic Program Guide 6.4 Electronic Program Guide 1) EPG 2) Timer This submenu allows you to access the electronic program guide when available. This sub menu allows you to set the on/off time of your receiver. Press the EPG button to display the guide menu. <Figure 6-25> This submenu allows you to set on/off times of your receiver. -
Page 18: Games
6.5 Games 6.5 Games 1) Tetris Press the EXIT button to quit the game. Press on ‘Tetris’. The following menu will be displayed. <Figure 6-27> You can choose a skill level using Press to start the game <Figure 6-28>, or press the EXIT button to return to the previous menu. -
Page 19: System Information
6.6 System Information Troubleshooting You can check the current information about your receiver such as receiver model name, S/W (software) version, H/W (hardware) version, manufacturing date, etc. <Figure 6-33> There may be various reasons for the abnormal operation of the unit. Therefore, if the unit does Note : This information is useful to download new software and/or repair the not work properly, check it according to the procedures shown in the table below: receiver. -
Page 20: Specifications
Specifications System capabilities Fully DVB compliant Power supply Power consumption max 20W LNB/Tuner input Connector IEC 169-24, female Supply voltage 90V ~ 250V Frequency range 950MHz ~ 2150MHz Supply frequency 50Hz ~ 60Hz Signal level -65dBm ~ -25dBm Rear Panel Video 1 X RCA cinch connectors... - Page 21 DATA TRANSFER is best carried out by an authorized service person. please contact your appointed dealer for more information regarding this feature.