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1.
SAFETY .............................................................................................................................................................3
2.
INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................................4
3.
FEATURES........................................................................................................................................................4
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REMOTE CONTROL ......................................................................................................................................5
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FRONT PANEL. ...............................................................................................................................................6
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REAR PANEL ...................................................................................................................................................6
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CONNECTING YOUR SYSTEM ...................................................................................................................6
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BASIC OPERATIONS .....................................................................................................................................8
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STB ...................................................................................................................................................8
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SERVICE ......................................................................................................................................................... 13
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INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................................................ 16
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PREFERENCE ................................................................................................................................................ 20
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  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS SAFETY ................................3 INTRODUCTION .............................4 FEATURES................................4 REMOTE CONTROL ............................5 FRONT PANEL..............................6 REAR PANEL ..............................6 CONNECTING YOUR SYSTEM ........................6 BASIC OPERATIONS .............................8 STB ..............................8 URN ON ................................8 OWER ........................8 HANNEL HANNEL - ..........................8 OLUME OLUME ................................8 UMBER ................................8 ................................8 AUSE ................................8 ECALL .................................8...
  • Page 2 12.2 ............................25 EFAULT ETTING 12.2.1 Default Value: ............................. 25 12.2.2 Delete All Channel: ..........................26 12.2.3 Save default value ..........................26 12.3 ..........................26 OFTWARE PGRADE 12.4 USB ............................27 PGRADE 12.5 USB ............................27 ACKUP TO CONDITIONAL ACCESS ..........................28 13.1 CA S ..............................

  • Page 3: Safety

    1. SAFETY This HD Receiver has been manufactured to satisfy the international safety standards. Please read the following safety precautions carefully. MAINS SUPPLY: 100 - 240V AC 50/60Hz OVERLOADING: Do not overload wall outlet, extension cord or adapter as this may result in fire or electric shock.

  • Page 4: Introduction

    2. INTRODUCTION Thank you for purchasing the HD Receiver. This HD Receiver is fully compliant with the international DVB standard and thus transmits digital images, sounds, information guides and teletext directly to your TV through the satellite broadcasting. Now you can comfortably see and receive digitally transmitted music, news, movie and sports satellite broadcasts in your office or at your home.

  • Page 5: Remote Control

    English 4. Remote Control POWER To switch your receiver on from StandBy mode. MUTE Used to enable or disable the audio NUMERIC KEYS Used to select channels or enter programming parameters TV / RADIO) Receiver switches between TV and Radio mode. (ZOOM) Press key select zoom times, from X1 to X16.

  • Page 6: Front Panel

    English Play To play the MP3, JPEG or recording file. Stop To stop MP3/JPEG player, recording file , Time Shift, or playback. PAUSE Used to select the freeze function. Press once to freeze the screen picture. Record To start recording. Fast Backward To start Fast Backward function.
  • Page 7 English your television. In this case, you do not have to make audio connections because the HDMI connector can output stereo audio or Dolby digital audio. 2. Connect one end of RCA cable to the RCA jack on the back of the receiver and the other end to a RCA jack on your TV.

  • Page 8: Basic Operations

    8. Basic Operations Number 8.1 Turn on STB In full screen, use number key and press [OK] on the First, press the [Power] to turn on the unit. Remote Control Unit to change channel. When the STB is first used, there will play the first channel from the default Channel List.

  • Page 9: Audio

    4 Press [Exit] key to exit the current window. Frequently Asked Question 8.12 EPG Q: Why the screen displays “No Favorite Channel”, 1 The STB has an Electronic Program Guide (EPG) after pressing [Favorite] key? to help you navigate channels through all the A: It is because that you haven’t set any channels as possible viewing options.

  • Page 10: Tv/Radio

    2 Press [Red] key to change the different group. which you can watch like below. 4 Press [Yellow] key in EPG menu can set one record timer or go to Timer List menu. 3 Press [Green] key to display details information for EPG Now.

  • Page 11: Sleep

    If the channel has no teletext information, it will show “No Teletext Data” on the screen. 8.18 Subtitle Press [Yellow] key in full screen, you can switch subtitle on or off. 8.19 Find 6 The five kinds of sorting way are: ...

  • Page 12: Tv/Stb

    8.21 TV/STB Press [TV/STB] key can switch between TV mode and STB mode 8.22 Menu  Press [MENU] key can open the menu, exit the current menu to last menu or close the window. 8.23 Video Format 1 Press [P/N] (white) key under Full Screen playback for 1st, it will show the current system outputting video resolution, continuously press this key, system will switch its outputting video resolution by...

  • Page 13: Service

    4. You can press [Green] key to select the 9. Service programs by different select mode. When you press [Menu] key to enter menu, there will 5. Press color key can implement the display the picture like below: corresponding function in “Organizing Services”.
  • Page 14 Select the channels which you want to edit a) Select the channels which you want to in channel list by press [OK] key or other edit in channel list by press [OK] key or select mode. other select mode. Then press [Right] key to move the high b) Then press [Right] key to move the high light to right toolbar.

  • Page 15: Organizing Favourites

    After input each character, the program list on the left will search the channel according your input, and list the matched channel. Move highlight to “OK” and press [OK] key can close “Find” window and you can select channel from the channels list directly. 9.2 Organizing Favourites This menu is helpful in adding and deleting services to and from the favorite group.

  • Page 16: Installation

    10. Installation type and press [OK] button to display the submenu for “Unicable” settings, like the following picture, you can select the SCIF Channel, SCIF Frequency and Satellite Position according your installation. Press [Left/Right] key to select menu pages among Service, Installation, Preference, System, Conditional Access, Internet,USB and Game.
  • Page 17 In “Satellite” item, press[Volume Up/ Volume Down]key to switch satellite that you want to You can use [Volume Up/ Volume Down] key to scan or press[OK]key to enter satellite list for switch “ON / OFF”. When this item is switched to selection.

  • Page 18: Fast Scan Satellite

    Single Scan scanning. Press [Red] key, it will show up a dialog to Press [green] button to edit the name and longitude of the select satellite. ask you scan mode (means you want to Press [yellow] button to add a new satellite. scan all channels or only scan free Press [blue] button to delete one or more satellites channels), program type (means you want...

  • Page 19: Satellite Guide

    10.4 Satellite Guide When you enter to “Satellite Guide” menu, you will see the screen like below: “Satellite Guide” is use for user to enter local longitude; local latitude and satellite longitude. By the evaluation from the receiver evaluate the antenna azimuth and antenna elevation;...

  • Page 20: Preference

    playing channel has the same audio as the “First 11. Preference Audio” you set, system will play this audio When you enter to “Preference” menu, you will language as default. If the channel hasn’t the see the screen like below: suited audio language, then the system will compare automatically with second audio language.

  • Page 21: Time Setting

    11.3 Time Setting When you enter to “Local Time Setting” menu, you will see the screen like below: Menu Lock determining that when user wish to enter “Installation” menu, whether  GMT Usage: This item is use for open the have to input Password or not.

  • Page 22: A/V Control

     Timer Number: You can press [Volume Up / Duration: After you set a time for “Duration” item, once the time’s up, the Volume Down] keys to set Timer number, and there are 8 timers in total. system will automatically switch to ...

  • Page 23: Miscellaneous Settings

     Press [ ] key to draw back from “AV and press left or right key, it will switch video MENU resolution circularly by the sequence “by System” menu. source<-> by native TV<-> 480i<-> 480P<-> 576i<-> 576p<-> 720P<-> 1080i<->1080P”. This 11.6 Miscellaneous Settings effect is equal to press V.Format Key under Full When you enter to “...
  • Page 24 OSD Timeout: When you switch channels in full screen, there will show up some information about current channel on the lower of the screen. And regarding to the duration of these information show up on the screen, you can press [Volume Up/Volume Down] key to set the time.

  • Page 25: System

    12.2 Default Setting 12. System When you enter to “System” menu, you will see a screen like below: 12.2.1 Default Value: In “System” menu: Press [Up/Down] key to select menu pages among Information, Default Setting, Software Upgrade, Upgrade By USB, Backup to USB Press [OK] key to enter the selected item.

  • Page 26: Delete All Channel

    12.2.2 Delete All Channel: 12.3 Software Upgrade Upgrade by RS232: When you press [OK] key in the “Delete All Channel” item, it will pop a dialogue ask you whether confirm to delete all channel. If you select “OK”, all the channel will be deleted. 12.2.3 Save default value We offer the functions for user to connecting receiver (Master) to the other receiver...

  • Page 27: Upgrade B Yusb

    NOTE: You must put the upgrade file on the /ROOT DIRECTORY of the USB storage. 12.5 Backup to USB In this menu ,you can dump the software to the USB equipment 1.In "Backup file",you can press [OK] key to edit the file name.; Press “Left/Right” button select USB A or USB B;...

  • Page 28: Conditional Access

    13. Conditional Access 14. USB 13.1 CA Setting if you enter to the "USB" Menu, you will see the picture like the below: Note: If no USB Hard Disk insert to the receiver this menu is not available. We provide one CA slots for user to use. Receiver has build in smart card module with CONAX system.

  • Page 29: Record Files

    14.1.1 Record Files  Red Key: Move the selected file by press Red key and In this menu you can playback the record files, [UP][DOWN] key. and you can press [Red] key to rename the file,  Green Key: or press [Green] key to lock the file, or press Delete the selected file by press Green key.

  • Page 30: Image Files

    Press “PREV” button to jump to the beginning of file list if play is over 3 seconds; or jump to previous file if play less than 3 seconds. Press “NEXT” button to go to the next file. Press “FORWARD” button to forward 4S. Press “BACKWARD”...
  • Page 31  Red Key: You can preview the picture at the top right Move the selected file by press Red key and corner if the scroll bar is on the picture files [UP][DOWN] key.. (JPG, BMP), and show the logo when at MP3 ...

  • Page 32: Software

    To preview the images. press this key you can see the picture like below. If has software in current directory, you can press [Green] key to upgrade like below. 14.1.4Video 14.1.5 All You can see the video files in this menu, it can support .mpeg and .ts format file.and press [play] key, you can preview the video at the top right corner.

  • Page 33: Pvr Setting

    OFF: Means when you record the program, it just start when you press " " button, not include the Timeshift files.  Record as Scrambled NO: Means you can play the record file as free, without the card. YES: Means when you play the record file as scrambled, so you must insert the smart card.

  • Page 34: Remove Usb Device Safely

    14.5 Remove USB Device safely! Use this menu you can remove the USB Device safely.

  • Page 35: Internet（Optional

    15. Internet（Optional） If you enter to the “Internet " Menu, you will see the picture like below: c. Press [OK] button on Connect item to start connecting. 2. In this menu you may assign a dynamic IP You can get new software from the network via address to the digital receiver.

  • Page 36: Ftp Upgrade

    15.3 FTP Upgrade 15.5 Weather Forecast When connected to the Internet, receiver can make software update from file from FTP server. Note: This function depends on connection with external server. In case of no software on server, this function will not work. 15.4 FTP In this menu you can see the weather forecast, press [Green] key to add city.

  • Page 37: Rss Reader

    15.6 RSS Reader 15.7 YouTube In this menu you can see the news This menu is some internet applications.  Red key Update the news to the newest. "youtube" play stream media  Green key "www.youtube.com". When you enter to this Add new channels, you can input a new website.
  • Page 38 4. Press [pause] key to pause video, or press [stop] key to stop play. 5. Press [red] key to display the featured video. 6. Press [green] key to sort of site and duration. The site has Germany, worldwide, Poland and so on. Duration has all time, this week, and this month and so on.

  • Page 39: Game

    press [OK]key to draw back from the 16. Game game. d) Start on the game:  [Volume Up/Volume Down/Channel UP/Channel Down] use these arrow keys to guide the snake.  [OK] Pause/Play game  [Exit] Quit game and draw back to “Game”...

  • Page 40: New Features

    Press “left" or "right" button to jump to different 17. New Features position, then press "OK" button to confirm. 17.1 Equalizer Press " " button to exit the playback. When you listen the Radio program, it will 17.3 Record display the music spectrum graphic on TV Connect the USB HDD.

  • Page 41: Trouble Shooting

    18. Trouble Shooting If you suspect there is a fault with your receiver, please check the following trouble shooting guide before calling authorized service agent. Warning! Under any circumstances never attempt to repair the receiver yourself. Tampering with the receiver may result in fatal electric shock and will invalidate your warranty. Symptom Possible cause The receiver lost power before being able to enter into standby...

  • Page 42: Specifications

    19. Specifications SYSTEM RESOURCES Main Processor 396M Hz based CPU Flash Memory Nor flash:8MB X 1 DDR SDRAM DDR2 128MB Tuner/Front-end(Optional) Tuner Type DVB-S / DVB-S2 Input Connector F-type, Connector, Female Loop Through F-type, Connector, Female Signal Level -65 to -25 dBm LNB Power &...
  • Page 43 10M/100M RJ-45 VER1.2 HDMI Type A PHYSICAL SPECIFICATION Size[W*H*D] 145mmX33mmX110mm Net Weight 0.23KG Operation Temperature 0℃~+45℃ Storage Temperature -10℃~+70℃ Storage Humidity 5%~95% RH (Non-Condensing)

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