User manual METRONIC DINTERIEUR AMARINNE

[. . . ] Never open the receiver even when it is not connected, because it contains electrical components, which can be dangerous for you. In general, electrical appliances are not earthed, so you can get electrical discharges (which are not risky), while implementing the connections. Our advice is to connect the equipment after all the sockets connections have been made. To clean the receiver or its remote control, do not use any solvent or detergent. [. . . ] On the Satellite line, select with 34 arrows the satellite for which you affect the number 1 (for example Hotbird). If you receive more than one satellite, go back to step 1 and redo the same steps for the other satellites (for example, 2 = Astra1, . . . ) Press EXIT to quit the menus B - Manual shearch A channel is transmitted by something called a transponder (TP). It is a satellite relay of which you must know the 4 technical parameters: · · · · The The The The frequency (eg 12551 MHz) Symbol Rate (eg 22000) polarity (eg Vertical) satellite that carries this TP (eg Hotbird) You will find these parameters in specialized magazines, or in dedicated websites (www. satcodx. com or www. lyngsat. com for example). 20 · Go in MENU / Installation / Program Satellite · On the Current Antenna line, select with 34 arrows the number that makes the correct satellite appear on the Satellite Name line. · On the TP line, press OK to show the TP list window (Freq, Pol, SR) · With 34 and 56 arrows, select the relevant TP. If the TP is not listed, you must add it as explained in the next section. · Press OK and check that the signal is correct (Signal Quality >50%). Should the opposite occur, you will have to check again the technical parameters, or check the DiSEqC settings in the LNB setup menu. The Search channels window appears, and the newly found channels are listed and stored. · Press OK and then EXIT to quit the menus. C - Automatic channel shearch · Go in MENU / Installation / Program Satellite. · On the Current Antenna line, select with 34 arrows the number of the first satellite declared (generally, 1). The Search channels window appears, and the newly found channels are listed and sotred. The channel is add at the bottom of the channel list. F - Add a satellite If the channel is broadcast by a satellite which is not factory pre-programmed, you need to create the satellite before making any channel addition on this satellite. On the Satellite line, press OK to display the window allowing to edit the satellite name. To write a letter at the cursor location, press the 0-9 keys as you would do with a cellular mobile phone (for example, press twice the key 3 to write a E). Press the 4 arrow to edit the next letter, press one of the color keys to insert or delete a letter. On the Angle line, input the position of the satellite (eg 130 for Hotbird) and select East / West with 34 arrows. In the Frequency, Polarity and Symbolrate lines, enter the data of a valid TP for the present satellite. The channel is add at the bottom of the channel list. · · · · 23 12 - Channel management For the TV channel list, as for the radio channel list, you can move a channel, delete it, rename it or lock it . While viewing channels, press OK to display the channel list, press then on the key, the mode selection window will appear. A - Delete one or more channels Select the Delete Channel mode and press OK Enter the PIN code (0000 for factory settings) a small circle appears after each channel. Select with the arrow keys each channel you want to delete and press OK. · Once your selection is over, press EXIT, you will be prompted to confirm · Select Yes and press OK, the selected channels will be deleted. · · · · @Note: if you want to delete all the channels in one operation, go to MENU / Edit / Delete All Channels B - Move a channel · Select the Move Channel mode and press OK · With the arrow keys, place the selection bar on the channel you want to move and press OK. [. . . ] Please note that a transmitter may not relay all the channels available. Your Zapbox twin terminal is designed to receive all unscrambled terrestrial digital and satellite channels, and exclusively those channels. Group of terrestrial channels broadcasted onto a single frequency, i. e. This is equivalent to a transponder in satellite television broadcasting. [. . . ]