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Press OK to start the search.
The search can take up to 15 minutes. Please pay
attention to the screen messages.
8.2.1 Network search
If transmitted and updated by the respective
broadcaster, each transponder of a satellite contains
information about the transponder values of the entire
satellite or of complete satellite systems in the form of
an NIT (Network Information Table). In the network
search the channels are searched with the help of
information taken from the NIT.
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To conduct a network search, select the
antenna and the satellite as described in
Point 8.3.1.
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Highlight the lowermost line of the input menu
with the up/down buttons.
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Set the search type Network search with the
arrow buttons left/right.
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Press OK to start the search.
The search can take up to 15 minutes. Please
pay attention to the screen messages.
8.2.2 Transponder search
You can search specifically a transponder (see Point 9
Technical Terms) for channels. To do this, it is
necessary to enter the transponder data.
Proceed as follows to search a transponder for
channels:
Antenna
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Highlight the row Antenna with the up/down
arrow buttons.
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Set the antenna with the left/right buttons, via
which the transponder to be searched for
channels is being received.
Satellite
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The row Satellite now shows the satellite, which
is assigned to this antenna according to Point
6.4. Please pay attention to Point 8.2.6 if using a
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rotating system
Transponder
Your receiver is pre-programmed with the transponder
data of the most common satellites.
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