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- Page 1 Digital Cryptoworks Embedded Satellite Receiver SRT 6500 User Manual...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
PART 1 English TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 1.1 Overview 1.2 Main Features SAFETY / PRECAUTIONS 2.1 Safety 2.2 Precautions ACCESSORIES CONTROLS / FUNCTIONS 4.1 Front Panel 4.2 Rear Panel 4.3 Remote Control Handset USING THE REMOTE CONTROL 5.1 Batteries 5.2 Range Of Operation CONNECTING THE RECEIVER 6.1 To a TV set, using TV SCART connection 6.2 To a Hi-Fi system and a TV set, using both A/V connections... -
Page 3: Introduction
PART 1 English 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Overview This satellite receiver was designed for Digital satellite receiver with Cryptroworks embedded. It enables you to tune in on the hundreds of digital television and radio channels broadcasting to your region, with the highest video, audio and data quality attainable with current technology. It performs numerous functions to provide you with a variety of services. -
Page 4: Safety / Precautions
PART 1 English 2.0 SAFETY / PRECAUTIONS 2.1 Safety Be sure to read this manual before you start operating the unit Do not touch the power cord with wet hands, as that may cause electric shock Never open the cover. It is very dangerous to touch the inside of the unit, due to possible electric shock The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and that no objects filled with liquids, such as base, shall be placed on the apparatus... -
Page 5: Accessories
PART 1 English 3.0 ACCESSORIES The following have been packed in your receiver box: User’s manual: 1 Pc Remote control: 1 Pc Batteries (AAA Type): 2 Pcs * If any accessory listed above is missing, contact the point of purchase. 4.0 CONTROLS / FUNCTIONS 4.1 Front Panel 1. -
Page 6: Rear Panel
PART 1 English 4.2 Rear Panel 1. SAT OUT Gives you the possibility to connect an extra receiver (analogue or digital). 2. SAT IN Connect the cable from your LNB on the satellite dish to this connector. 3. VCR SCART To connect your receiver to your video recorder using a scart cable. -
Page 7: Remote Control Handset
PART 1 English 4.3 Remote Control Handset Power: Switches the receiver between Stand-By & On modes Mute: Mutes the audio output MENU: Accesses the main menu SETUP: Accesses the receiver set-up menu EXIT: To return to previous status or menu CH (p/q): Change channels sequentially up or down in viewing mode and move the cursor up or down in an application screen VOL (t/u): Alter the audio output level up or down in viewing mode and change the selected... -
Page 8: Using The Remote Control
PART 1 English 5.0 USING THE REMOTE CONTROL 5.1 Batteries How to insert the batteries Open the cover at the top of the rear side of the handset Insert two “AAA” type batteries (1.5V), respecting the indicated polarity +/- signs Close the cover When to replace the batteries When the operational range of the handset gets smaller, or when the receiver no longer responds to each and every command. -
Page 9: Connecting The Receiver
PART 1 English 6.0 CONNECTING THE RECEIVER 6.1 To a TV set, using TV SCART connection SCART RF IN 6.2 To a Hi-Fi system and a TV set, using both A/V connections Digital Audio Audio/ SCART RF IN coax... -
Page 10: To A Vcr And A Tv Set, Using Both Scart Connections
PART 1 English 6.3 To a VCR and a TV set, using both SCART connections SCART RF IN... -
Page 11: Starting Up For The First Time
Ensure that your satellite receiver is correctly connected to your television and dish, and that your satellite signal is of good quality. Check if all connections are done in correct way. If you are not sure about this then ask your local Strong dealer to check your installation or satellite signal. -
Page 12: Setup And Operation
PART 1 English 8.0 SETUP AND OPERATION 8.1 Before Setup Information A menu is a field of text, displayed on the TV screen. Selectable menu items are generally highlighted. Items that are not highlighted cannot be selected. Most menus display explanatory information at the bottom of the screen. 8.2 Setup Menu To install the receiver properly you have to perform a “Setup Procedure”. -
Page 13: System Setup
PART 1 English 8.2.1 System Setup Press the OK button on ‘System Setup’ in the Setup Menu. The following window will appear. Set the Video Format, UHF Channel, TV Type, Scart RGB output, GMT Offset, Positioner, LNB Reference and Summer Time. Use CH p/q to move up and down the list Use Vol t/u to change the setting Video Format:... - Page 14 PART 1 English 8.2.2.1 DiSEqC 1.2 positioner setup Mounting of the antenna on DiSEqC 1.2 positioner is complicated job. In order to get the best performance of the system it should be installed by a professional. In “Antenna Setup” menu set Positioner to “DiSEqC 1.2” and press OK button to enter to “Antenna position” menu. Use CH p/q to move up and down in the list Use Vol t/u to change the setting Satellite:...
- Page 15 PART 1 English 8.2.2.2 USALS positioner setup Mounting of the antenna on USALS positioner is complicated job. In order to get the best performance of the system it should be installed by a professional. In “Antenna Setup” menu set Positioner to “USALS” and press OK button to enter to “Antenna position” menu. Use CH p/q to move up and down in the list Use Vol t/u to change the setting Satellite:...
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Page 16: Channel Search
PART 1 English 8.2.3 Channel Search Press OK on ‘Channel Search’ in the Setup Menu. The following window will appear. Set the Satellite, Tune Method, Transponder, Frequency, Symbol Rate, FEC and Function. Use CH p/q to move up and down the list Use Vol t/u to change the setting Satellite Name: Choose from the list of satellites selected in... - Page 17 PART 1 English 8.2.3.2 How to add new transponder Set “Tune method” to “TP” or “TP+NIT” Move focus to “Frequency” and enter value in MHz Move focus to “Symbol rate” and enter value in kSPS Move focus to “Polarity” and select value Move focus to “FEC”...
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Page 18: Time Setting
PART 1 English 8.2.5 Time Setting Press OK on ‘Time Setting’ in the Setup Menu. The following window will appear. Set the Local Time, Sleep Time, Timer Status and Program the Timer. Use CH p/q to move up and down the list Use Vol t/u to change the setting Local Time: If you want to correct time and date then enter in format... -
Page 19: Main Menu Settings
PART 1 English 8.3 Main Menu Settings From the Main Menu you can access to the Program Guide, Channel Sorting, Language Preference Settings, Favorites Editing, Channel Editing, Smart card information and Software Version information. Press MENU Use CH p/q to move up and down the list Use Vol t/u to change the setting Upon reaching the required menu line, press OK to enter the setting Press EXIT to go back to the previous mode... -
Page 20: Program Guide
PART 1 English 8.3.1 Program Guide This menu displays same information as described in chapter 8.4.4. Press OK on ‘Program Guide’ in the Main Menu. 8.3.2 Sort Channels Press OK on ‘Sort Channels’ in the Main Menu. The following window will appear. Use Vol t/u to select an alphabetical letter Press OK to confirm your choice Use CH p/q to move up and down in the list... -
Page 21: Edit Channels
PART 1 English 8.3.4 Edit Channels Press OK on the ‘Edit Channel’. The following window will appear. Select the Edit channel menu. TV/Radio Channel Move Channel Favorite Lock Channel Delete Channel Add Channel Edit Name Use EXIT button to toggle between channel lists and function selection. function and use CH p/q to select list. -
Page 22: Add Channel
PART 1 English 8.3.4.5 Add channel Due to several reasons some channels can’t be found with automatic channel scan function. This function helps you to add single channel. Before use this function you need to know details of channel which want to add. To add new channel highlight icon and press OK. - Page 23 PART 1 English 8.3.6 About Press OK on the ‘About’. The following window will appear. It shows model name, application version., and device version. System software update. Software in this receiver can be updated thought satellite signal. Software update will be available on the satellite Astra 19E.
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Page 24: General Viewing Information
PART 1 English 8.4 General Viewing Information 8.4.1 Program Information Information on the currently viewed program appears for a few seconds, when you press INFO. Favourite Scramble Lock Teletext Satellite Name Clock Channel Name Channel Number Program Information... - Page 25 PART 1 English 8.4.2 TV/Radio Channels List While watching TV or listening to Radio you can call the channel list by pressing TV/RADIO or OK button. The picture in the preview screen is that of the highlighted channel, which can be changed with the CH p/q. Vol t/u scrolls Channel List pages Down or Up. Pressing OK on a highlighted channel calls that channel and exits the Channel List.
- Page 26 PART 1 English TV Channel List – channels sorting EXIT Vol t/u to select sort mode Radio list is similar to TV list. To select between TV and Radio list use TV/RADIO button while channel list is displayed on screen.
- Page 27 PART 1 English 8.4.3 Favorite Channels Lists While watching TV or listening to Radio you can call the respective favorite channels list by pressing FAV. If you press FAV button while watching TV channel – the list of TV Favourite channels will be displayed. If you press FAV button while listening to Radio – the list of Radio Favourite will be displayed.
- Page 28 PART 1 English 8.4.5 Selection of alternate audio track or audio mode Press LANG to access the audio language selection screen. Use CH p/q to move up and down the list Use Vol t/u to change the setting Track: 1 of 1,2... Select Mode: Stereo / Mono Left / Mono Right Level:...
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Page 29: Problem Solving
PART 1 English A.1 Problem solving There may be various reasons for the abnormal operation of the unit. Therefore, if the unit does not work properly, check it according to the procedures shown in the table below: Problem Possible causes Remedy The display on front panel does not The power cord is not plugged in... -
Page 30: Specifications
PART 1 English A.2 Specifications Tuner Input Frequency Range: 950 ~ 2150 MHz Input signal level: -65 ~ -25dBm LNB Power: 14/18 V DC Current: max.400 mA LNB switch control: 22 kHz DiSEqC Version 1.0 & 1.2 compatible Demodulator Modulation: QPSK Input Symbol Rate: 2 ~ 45 Ms/s... - Page 31 PART 1 English...