Teleco Flatsat Classic Digital User Manual

INSTALLATION GUIDE AND USER MANUAL OF THE

FLAT SAT CLASSIC DIGITAL

GB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents.................................................................................................................2

Information...........................................................................................................................4

Technical specifications.....................................................................................................5

Definition.............................................................................................................................5

Technical specifications.....................................................................................................5

Tuner...............................................................................................................................5

MPEG demodulator........................................................................................................5

Conditioned access .......................................................................................................5

Output connections ........................................................................................................5

RF modulator .................................................................................................................5

Searching Time...............................................................................................................6

Power supply..................................................................................................................6

Control unit Dimension...................................................................................................6

List of Accessories..............................................................................................................6

Assembly instructions .......................................................................................................8

Installation with cables led through the middle of the base.............................................10

Installation with lateral cable output.................................................................................12

Connections......................................................................................................................12

User manual Flat Sat Classic Digital Operation System...............................................15

Satellite seeking...............................................................................................................16

Programme seeking.........................................................................................................16

Antenna lowering..............................................................................................................16

Additional operations........................................................................................................16

Changing satellites during search....................................................................................17

Safety function...................................................................................................................17

Important information .......................................................................................................18

TIPS on the best use..........................................................................................................18

Trouble-shooting................................................................................................................19

DIGITAL RECEIVER...........................................................................................................19

Remote Control................................................................................................................20

Front view.........................................................................................................................22

Rear view..........................................................................................................................22

Information about safety...................................................................................................24

Installation tips...................................................................................................................25

Receiver installation..........................................................................................................25

Introduction.......................................................................................................................25

Main connections.............................................................................................................25

Connecting the lead from the satellite dish..................................................................25

Connecting the SCART cable between the receiver and the TV or monitor................25

Connecting the coaxial cable between receiver and TV..............................................25

Connecting the remote control infrared sensor............................................................25

Connecting to the power supply ..................................................................................26

Additional connections.....................................................................................................26

Connecting to a video recorder....................................................................................26

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Connecting to a monitor in S-VHS................................................................................26

Connecting a Home Theatre system............................................................................26

Immediate use of the receiver..........................................................................................27

Introduction.......................................................................................................................27

Switching on the receiver.................................................................................................27

Changing service..............................................................................................................28

Favourites lists which were factory-loaded......................................................................28

Other immediate functions...............................................................................................29

Menu and advanced functions.........................................................................................30

Introduction.......................................................................................................................30

Accessing the menu.........................................................................................................31

The favourites list.............................................................................................................31

Creating a list................................................................................................................32

Modifying a list..............................................................................................................34

Deleting a list................................................................................................................37

Installation ......................................................................................................................37

Antenna/Satellite configuration.....................................................................................38

LNB configuration.........................................................................................................44

Motor configuration.......................................................................................................44

MagicSat Configuration................................................................................................45

Service installation........................................................................................................45

TV configuration............................................................................................................48

Set time.........................................................................................................................49

VCR configuration.........................................................................................................49

Reinstallation................................................................................................................50

System update..............................................................................................................51

User settings.....................................................................................................................51

Language configuration................................................................................................52

Access control..................................................................................................................53

Modifying the PIN code.................................................................................................53

Information system...........................................................................................................53

Conditioned access..........................................................................................................54

Reinstalling your receiver.................................................................................................56

Introduction.......................................................................................................................57

Re-installation sequence..................................................................................................57

Glossary..............................................................................................................................62

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Information

Congratulations on purchasing our Flat Sat Classic Digital, one of the most technologically advanced products in the satellite TV reception field. This handbook has been drawn up to provide information on installation, use, maintenance and technical specifications for your

Flat Sat Classic Digital system.

Should you require further information please contact your local dealer or:

TELECO s.p.a.

Via E. Majorana 49

48022 LUGO (RA)

Web site: www.telecogroup.com

Technical assistance: [email protected]

Technical assistance: 899.899.856

TELECO s.p.a. shall not be held responsible for any errors in drawing up this manual. All information which is contained herein is updated on the date of issue and the aforementioned revisions. TELECO s.p.a. reserves the right to make modifications according to technological changes.

RECYCLING:

with a view to reducing disposal of waste electrical and electronic equipment as much as possible, do not throw out this end of life cycle appliance together with other unsorted municipal waste, but make use of a recycling centre.

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Technical specifications

Digital receiver in compliance with DVB-S and DVB-CI specifications and EN 300 421, TR

101 198, EN 50221, TS 101 699 standards.

 up to 5000 saveable services.

 256-colour OSD.

 SP-DIF audio output.



2 SCART sockets.

 One S-VHS output

 Aux audio output

 RS232 port for software update and service list management.

 Software can be updated via satellite.

 DataPort for connection with other TELECO devices.

Technical specifications

Tuner

 F IEC169-24 female connector

 Working frequency 950 2150 MHz

 Rated input impedance 75

Ω

 Acceptable signal level from –25 to –65 dBm.

 DiSEqC



control version 1.0 and 1.2

 QPSK modulation



Symbol rate from 2 to 31 Ms/s

 FEC from 1/2 to 7/8

MPEG demodulator

 Video MPEG-2 ISO/IEC 13818

 Video compression MPEG-2 ML@MP

 Screen format 4/3 and 16/9

 Resolution 720 x 576

 MPEG Musicam Layer I and II audio decode

Conditioned access

 2 PCMCIA slots

Output connections

 TV SCART video output CCVS and RGB

 VCR SCART output CVBS and input CVBS and RGB

 MiniDIN connector for s-VHS

 Aux. L/R audio in Cinch

 S/PDIF digital audio in Cinch

 RS232C 9-pin, type SubD

 MiniFITJ connector for motor unit ( 2X )

RF modulator

 Male/female RF IEC 169-2 connector 75

Ω

 Working frequency 470 – 860 Mhz (21 – 69 channels)



PAL I/G/K/M system selectable from menu

Searching Time

 Automatic Searching Time: min 20 sec - max 5 min, depending on the place you are at and the battery status (if the battery is not fully charged, searching takes longer)

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Power supply

 Stabilised 12V DC power supply, -20 +20 %

 Maximum consumption:on search < 5A on reception < 1A

Control unit Dimension

 (L x H x D) 310 x 70 x 200 mm

 Weight 1.7 kg

 Working temperature from 0 to 45

°

C.

 Storage temperature from 0 to 70

°

C.

 To be stored at a relative humidity of 5 - 95 % (not condensable)

List of Accessories

Flat Sat Classic Digital is delivered inside a cardboard case that has been specially made to protect it from knocks and pressure. The following accessories are supplied:

1) External motor-driven unit

2) 65 - 85 cm dish

3) Universal LNB

3) SKEW (OPTIONAL)

4) Control unit (receiver)

5) Remote control complete with two AAA batteries

6) Motor Connection Cable

7) Antenna-Control unit connection lead

8) Power Supply Cable

9) Remote Control Expander

10) Control unit/ TV set connection cable

11) Waterproof box to pass leads through

to interior

12) Heat-shrinking sheaths

13) Roof attachment plate

14) No. 4 stainless steel Locknuts M6

15) No. 4 stainless steel Screws and

Locknuts M 6

16) User’s manual

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Important notice

Due to transport reasons, Flat Sat Classic Digital comes packaged in two separate cartons: a) The first item contains the driving unit with all the cables and the control unit.

b) the second item only contains the dish.

It is essential to check that the dish has not been damaged during transport when the package is opened. In particular, check the following well:

• By resting the dish edge against a flat surface (e.g. the floor or a wall) check that it makes contact to the surface all around. If it is not so, try and make the edge level, without denting the dish, or call our After-Sales.

After checking that everything is in order, install the dish on the driving unit as follows:

1) Temporarily connect the Control unit to the driving unit through the grey motor cable.

2) Power both the Control unit and the receiver using a battery.

3) Press the Red button (ON/OFF) in the remote control and extend the dish support mast.

4) Press the " STOP " button in the remote control to lock the mast in a vertical position.

5) Secure the dish to the mast and screw down the four supplied screws.

6) Press the " DOWN " button in the remote control and lower the antenna.

7) Disconnect the Control unit, the battery and install Flat Sat Classic Digital on the vehicle.

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Assembly instructions

1) Position the Control unit in a compartment near the TV set

2) Fix the MIR remote control Extension to a wall or your TV-set and connect it to the

Control Unit (Fig.1 – page 9).

3) On the roof of the vehicle, choose a free area large enough to allow the antenna to revolve (Fig.2 – page 9).

4) Install the (Grey and White) connection cables to reach the OUTDOOR installation area.

5) Clean the roof carefully in the area the OUTSIDE UNIT is to be installed in.

6) Remembering that the OUTSIDE UNIT must be fastened as shown on Figure 3, remove the BASE PLATE from the outside unit, unscrewing all 4 nuts. Position the base plate as Fig.4 with the short side towards the driving direction of the vehicle (Fig. 4).

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Driving direction of the vehicle

Driving direction of the vehicle

7) Clean the lower part of the BASE PLATE carefully, applying a layer of glue on the whole surface (e.g. SIKAFLEX).

8) Fasten the Base Plate to the roof (short side towards the driving direction of the vehicle), now fasten the external powered unit to the four stud bolts of the plate, using the four nuts supplied with the equipment.

9) Apply a layer of silicone all around the BASE PLATE in order to make it completely

(Fig. 5)

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Installation with cables led through the middle of the base

10) Connect the Grey and White cables coming from inside the vehicle (Fig. 6) to both cables of the outside unit, making them watertight using two pieces of THERMORE-

TRACTILE TUBE (Fig. 7).

WARNING

While performing this operation, do not pull forcefully on the cables coming from the middle of the outside unit, in order not to risk pulling them out.

11) Install the OUTSIDE UNIT on the plate, bearing in mind that: a) The proper position must be as in (Fig. 9)

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b) Coat both the base plate and the driving unit bottom (Fig. 10) with a thick layer of silicone to prevent any water infiltration. Screw in the four supplied nuts at the screws and tighten as required (Fig. 11).

Installation with lateral cable output

12) Fasten the OUTSIDE UNIT to the base plate. Lead both cables out of the 4 grooves and respect the positions shown on. Figure 12.

CAUTION

: during this operation, do not pull either cable forcibly, as they could come out.

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13) Connect both cables coming from the centre of the OUTSIDE UNIT to the extensions.

Waterproof the connectors using both pieces of heat-shrinking pipe Fig. 13.

14) Fit the cables into a raceway up to the point where the cables enter the vehicle Fig.

14.

15) Carefully seal the hole where the cables pass into the vehicle to prevent water from coming in. Fig. 14.

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Connections

16) Connect the (motor) grey cable to the MOTOR UNIT Connector and the white (antenna) coaxial cable to the ANTENNA Connector in the Control. (Fig. 15).

17) Connect the MIR remote control Extension to the IR REMOTE connector in the Control Unit. (Fig. 15).

18) Connect the BLACK power supply cable of the CONTROL UNIT to the NEGATIVE

POLE of the vehicle 12 Volt battery, and the RED cable to the POSITIVE POLE + (remember not to mix the + and - poles up), using 2 cables of a diameter of 2,5 mm (5 mm2 cross-section). (Fig. 15).

19) The GREEN safety cable of the Control Unit must be connected to the consensus of the vehicle startup console (in many cases such consensus is located on Pin 15 in the main terminal board). In this way, whenever the motor is started, this cable receives a positive + 12 Vdc voltage, which will automatically lower the antenna and lock all functions of the Control Unit simultaneously (Fig.15).

WARNING

Any connection made in points other than as indicated (e.g. on the alternator) can give rise to equipment malfunction and/or damage resulting in loss of the warranty.

Functional Electric Connection

Gray

White

CONTROL UNIT

Green

Black

Red

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Digital receiver – to television connection

20) Insert one end of the SCART cable in the TV connector of the Control Unit and connect the other end to the TV set (Fig. 16)

21) Inside the Control Unit are: a)

Control ELECTRONICS of the outdoor unit motors.

b)

DVB Digital Receiver.

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WARNING

This technical note is to call the attention of the installation personnel to certain details of

Flat Sat Classic Digital installation.

During installation, you must take the following precautions:

The power supply cable must come directly from the battery and be of a minimum crosssection of 5 sq.mm. Only the Flat Sat Classic Digital must be connected to this cable; all the other devices must be connected to another power supply cable.

The cable connecting the driving unit to the Flat Sat Classic Digital Control Box must NEV-

ER be cut for any reason whatsoever: should the cable turn out to be too long, wind the extra part into a coil in a free area of the vehicle. Leave a little cable in the driving unit area; should any technical operation be required, it will make it easier to remove the driving unit.

Also, before checking its operation, we suggest you make sure that:

The outside converter (also called LNB) has been installed properly and locked into its plastic lock nut. Remember that the outside converter has its own assembly position which must be complied with. Otherwise you will not receive any signal. The preset assembly position of the converter is along the median line of the dish (Fig. A) and in this configuration the Flat Sat Classic Digital system operates properly in most European countries. If however you are in areas which are very far from the orbital position of the satellite, you could need to adjust the angle of the converter. In particular, if you wish to receive any transmission from the Astra 19E, Astra 28E or Hot Bird 13E satellites and you are in Portugal or Morocco, you should adjust the converter angle as shown on fig. B2, whereas if you are in Turkey, you should set the converter on the B1 position for the same satellites.

Below you will find a table to help you setting the best angle Place

User manual Flat Sat Classic Digital Operation System

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Flat Sat Classic Digital is a fully automatic satellite tracking system. It is able to track satellites which transmit DIGITAL signals.

All information about operation are shown on the TV screen upon turning the system on. In order to give all users easy access to this sytem, we tried to make operations simpler:

• satellite searching

• required program searching

• antenna lowering

Satellite seeking

When Flat Sat Classic Digital is off (Antenna down), press the Red button (ON/OFF) on the remote control to start the searching procedure which ends when the TV pictures appear.

Programme seeking

Once the antenna has been pointed to the required satellite, radio and television stations can be received by simply shifting programs with the remote control. To receive programs from other satellites, you will just have to key in the number of your required program on your remote control, or select it from the program list. Flat Sat Classic Digital will then search for the next satellite and store the corresponding antenna position.

Antenna lowering

When Flat Sat Classic Digital is on (antenna is up), press the (yellow) DOWN button to bring the antenna down and switch the system off.

As long as the antenna is coming down, the following message is brought to the display:

Antenna parking

Followed by:

Antenna Parked

When the antenna reaches its horizontal position, Flat Sat Classic Digital will go off and TV messages will disappear. Should you forget to lower the antenna before starting up with your road vehicle, don't worry: the moment you turn the engine ignition key, a special safety circuit will lower the antenna automatically, keeping it locked in place as long as the vehicle moves. This however is possible only if the special Green cable has been connected to the ignition key at the time.

N.B.

Because of this safety function, remember that if you decide to turn the engine on in order to charge the batteries of the vehicle, the Flat Sat Classic Digital will automatically bring the antenna down; as long as the engine is running, it will not be possible to perform searching.

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Additional operations

1) With the antenna pointed to a satellite, the Control unit may be turned off (by pressing the Red push-button) (ON/OFF) without having to lower the antenna. In this case, the total consumption by the system Flat Sat Classic Digital will be cut down to less than

1A.. To power the Control unit back on, just press the Red push-button (ON/OFF) on the remote control once again.

2) If the antenna is in motion, the red push-button (ON/OFF) will not be working to prevent the Control unit being switched off which would make satellite searching ineffective.

3) In the event that Flat Sat Classic Digital does not find the selected satellite, it will stop the antenna at the end of its stroke (either all the way out or all the way in) and show the message " Failed Search ". If this happens, the antenna can be lowered by pressing the DOWN push-button or a program transmitted by another satellite can be selected.

Changing satellites during search

The Flat Sat Classic Digital always starts its automatic search by examining the satellite which transmits the last programme chosen before turning the system off (e.g. Astra,

Channel 1). Should you wish to launch an automatic search for another satellite, proceed as follows:

• Press the RED (ON/OFF) key on the remote control to swhitch on the system.

• Press the STOP key to stop the antenna temporarily (the words "Search suspended" will be displayed on the TV set)

• Choose the new channel transmitted by the satellite you want (e.g. Channel 117, Hot

Bird)

• After a few seconds, the antenna will start searching again and will stop on the new satellite (Hot Bird).

WARNING

: if the antenna is stopped with the STOP button, this can ONLY be restarted if a programme transmitted by another satellite is selected.

Safety function

If, for any reason (trees, ice, etc.), the antenna is not able to move freely during the operation, it will stop at once and the following message will be displayed:

Motors Locked

After having verified the reason for the blockage, press the DOWN key and then remove the cause.

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Important information

for proper antenna pointing

1) Before performing antenna pointing, make sure you have positioned your vehicle so the view towards the South (where Satellite signals come from) is free from any nearby obstacle (trees, houses, etc.). This way, the antenna will be free to receive signals coming from the satellite.

WRONG POSITION

RINGH POSITION

2) It is also important to know that satellites do not transmit with the same intensity throughout Europe, so if you are outside the reception area, your Flat Sat Classic Digital search might be unsuccessful. The reception areas for each Satellite can be found on the main magazines dealing in this line of business. Also remember that the larger the dish, the more reception area

Tips on the best use

When you park your vehicle, make sure that:

1) No obstacle (for example trees) is too near your antenna, preventing it from moving freely. No metal or glass wall is very near (about 5 m) the antenna, since this would act as a mirror for satellite signals and could induce the antenna to point towards it.

2) In case of snow or ice actuating the Flat Sat Classic Digital free it in order to avoid wasting battery power in order to lift it.

3) If you decide to turn the engine of your vehicle on in order to re-charge its batteries, with the safety cable connected to the ignition key, the antenna, if lifted, will come down automatically and it will not be possible to lift it again as long as the engine is running.

4) Make sure that your batteries are always sufficiently charged, since, if the voltage falls below 10 Volts, the Flat Sat Classic Digital electronic safety circuit will prevent the antenna from rising.

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5) Should you use 12 Volt feeders instead of batteries in order to feed the Flat Sat Classic Digital, be careful to use high quality stabilized feeders with a supplied power of at least 10A. At all costs, avoid using low quality, non stabilized battery feeders.

Trouble-shooting

If the Flat Sat Classic Digital has not found the satellite after a complete search, check the following: a) Is the view towards the South free from any obstacle?

b) Is the place you are at within the reception area of the satellite you have chosen?

c) Is the cable connecting the LNB to the antenna firmly fastened? It could have been ripped off or come loose because of contact with an unexpected d) Are all the connections on the Control Unit properly set up?

If the antenna has stopped after performing pointing, but neither messages nor images appear on the screen: a Is the SCART cable connected?

b If the TV set is not connected by a SCART cable, but is connected by a

COAX cable to the TV socket, have you chosen the right programme on

If the antenna does not move when you press the Red push-button, check the a) Are the RED and BLACK cables properly connected to the battery?

The RED cable must be on the + pole, the BLACK cable on the - pole.

b) Should you have mixed up the cables, first disconnect them, replace the safety fuse on the bottom of the Control Unit using a similar one (10 A), then re-connect the

RED and BLACK cables properly to the battery.

c) Is the engine on your vehicle running? Turn it off, since this means the safety system which keeps the antenna down is operating.

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ON /

TV/RADIO

DIGITAL RECEIVER

BUILT IN THE CONTROL UNIT

Remote Control

Menu

Page +

Page -

DOWN

Mute

Numerical keys

EPG

Right, left, up, down and OK keys

Exit

Audio

FAV

Favourites list

Info

Pause

STOP

ON / OFF

TV/RADIO

Switches the receiver on and off

Switches from TV to radio reception

EPG Electronic Program Guide

Menu Access to advanced receiver functions

Numerical keys

Right, Left, Up,

Down, OK

Exit

Keypad from number 0 to number 9

Multi-function keys: volume control, Camping menu access key, next or previous service (program) and other functions.

Exits the previously selected page

Audio Chooses which audio service to listen to (if the broadcaster has activated the multi-audio service)

Favourites list

Info

Pause

Page + / -

Mute

DOWN

STOP

Selects which service list to use from among those available (general, favourite, satellite).

Additional information on the currently selected service

Image freeze (analogous to VHS pause function)

Sat Finder: sound level and quality tone of the signal

Goes to next or previous page on a list.

Audio service disabled

Lowers the antenna and turns the system off

Stops the antenna and the channel search temporarily

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On/off Display

Front view

CAM modules (2)

LNB input (1)

VCR (4)

Rear view

Audio outputs

(7)

Antenna input (9)

Fuse

(13)

Power supply

12V (12)

LNB output

(2)

Computer port (3)

TV

(5)

S-VHS

(6)

TV output

(8)

DataPort

(11)

IR-Remote

(10)

Motor

Unit

(14)

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On/off switch General power switch

Display Shows: service no., time, messages (ON, BOOT, etc…)

CAM modules Two slots for CAM PCMCIA modules

LNB input F-type connector for satellite dish lead.

LNB output F-type connector for second receiver (e.g. an analogue receiver) to make use of the same satellite dish connection.

Computer port DB9 connector for computer link

VCR SCART socket for video recorder connection

TV

S-VHS

SCART socket for TV connection

Video output connector in S-VHS

Audio outputs Auxiliary audio output connectors. L & R connectors are available as is a

S/PDIF connector for PCM (Digital) format audio output

Antenna input Traditional VHF/UHF band antenna input connector

TV output TV signal output connector for signals from traditional antenna mixed with UHF band digital receiver signal. These connections should only be used if the TV does not have a SCART connector or a base band audio/ video input.

IR_Remote

DataPort

12V Power

supply

Fuse

Motor Unit

Remote control IR sensor connector

DataPort connector for additional devices

12 Volt power connector.

Fuse 10 A

Connector where you must connect the cable coming from the external unit motors

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Information about safety

The following safety information refers to installation, use and maintenance. The handbook contains specific info/safety warnings on specific topics. Always observe safety information with the utmost care.

Electronic devices on the Flat Sat Classic Digital receiver can generate potentially dangerous voltages. Electronic device covers must only be removed for maintenance and set-up purposes and only after taking all the required precautions.

Before removing the electronic device covers always check that the mains power supply is OFF and that the power lead has been disconnected.

Installation and maintenance work must only be carried out by qualified personnel.

Always disconnect the unit from the mains power supply before cleaning it. Use a dry cloth and clean the outer shell only.

Protect the unit against condensation and splashes.

The unit must be positioned so that adequate ventilation is provided via the grilles.

Maximum working temperature = 45

°

C

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Installation tips

1) The MIR remote control Extension must be installed in such a way as to make sure that it is always visible and that the remote control can therefore operate normally.

2) Do not install the Control Unit in an area subject to liquid spilling which could cause irreparable damage to it.

3) Do no install the Control Unit in too small a space with poor ventilation, because excessive heat could alter its good operation

Receiver installation

Introduction

To perform properly the receiver needs to be connected properly. If your receiver has been installed by a technician it will be ready for operation and you can go straight to the section on “

Immediate use of the receiver

”. If you are installing the unit yourself follow the instructions below.

Main connections

Connecting the lead from the satellite dish

Connect the coaxial lead from the satellite dish using an F-connector on the input socket

(1). Make sure that the central conductor of the coaxial lead is inserted correctly in the receiver and is not bent or twisted.

Connecting the SCART cable between the receiver and the TV or monitor

Insert one end of the SCART cable in the socket (5) and connect the other end to the TV set. It is always best to use a complete SCART plug (i.e. one with 21 pins); doing so allows you to use RGB mode (where the TV set has this feature), which gives better image quality. If your TV set does not have a SCART connection (or a base band audio/video input), the receiver can be connected with the modulator as described below.

Connecting the coaxial cable between receiver and TV

Insert the coaxial cable in the socket (8) and connect the other end to the TV antenna. If you have an antenna for reception of terrestrial TV signals it can be connected to the antenna input socket (9). In this case it is necessary to ensure that the output channel set on the receiver (between channel 21 and channel 69) is free from any terrestrial TV antenna interference.

Connecting the remote control infrared sensor

All receiver functions can be controlled via the remote control. The remote control emits infrared signals that are captured by a remote sensor supplied with the receiver. Position the remote infrared sensor within view of the remote control unit (e.g. near the TV). The remote infrared sensor has an adhesive base so that it can be installed where desired.

Warning:

do NOT install the remote infrared sensor near fluorescent lighting or strong electrical fields as they can reduce the capacity of the sensor to capture signals emitted by the remote control.

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Connecting to the power supply

Using the supplied lead, connect up to an electrical power source. The electrical power supply specifications are:

 Power Supply 12V DC ±20 %

 Socket-available current, minimum 5 Ampere.

Electrical power supplies provided via adapters must comply with the above-indicated minimum requisites.

Use of unsuitable power supply devices such as rectified but non-stabilized adapters, battery chargers, AC adapters or switching battery chargers may cause malfunctions or damage. In this case the warranty is null and void.

Additional connections

Connecting to a video recorder

Insert the SCART cable in the socket (4) of the receiver (labelled VCR). This allows you to record the selected service on tape or play a VHS cassette.

Connecting to a monitor in S-VHS

If you are using a monitor or TV with a S-VHS input the receiver can be connected via the socket (6) labelled S-VHS. This type of connector provides a CVS video signal (i.e. with luminance and chrominance signals separated); for the audio signal it will be necessary to use the relevant sockets (7).

Connecting a Home Theatre system

The receiver can receive an audio signal in S/PDIF (PCM) digital format via the RCA socket in the audio zone (7). Using a RCA-RCA lead, the digital audio signal can be sent to an amplifier or Home Theatre system: this raises the audio on the received service to CDlevel quality.

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Immediate use of the receiver

Introduction

Your receiver is supplied pre-programmed with a wide range of TV and radio stations.

Therefore, once it has been connected your receiver can be used immediately.

Switching on the receiver

The main on-off switch is on the front panel of the receiver. This connects/disconnects the power supply. This switch is useful when the receiver is left idle for long periods: when using the receiver on a daily basis it is advisable to use the

STANDBY

function on the remote control.

When you press the ON/OFF key on the remote control the receiver comes on and the frontal display shows the legend

ON

followed by the previously selected service (if this is the first time the receiver is used the number 1 appears). An info banner indicating the (TV or Radio) service being received appears on your TV screen (figure 3).

The info banner shows the following information:

 The type of service (TV or RADIO)



The service number

 The service name

 A description of the event in progress (generally the name)

 Duration of event (where available)

 Icons showing details of the event and service being broadcast, any Teletext, language, access control.



The info banner disappears after a few seconds to provide an unhindered view of the screen.

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Changing service

To change service press the number key(s) on the remote control keypad that correspond to the number of the desired station. The info banner will reappear and the figure you have just keyed in will appear in the upper-right corner of the screen.

The service number can be incremented or decremented by one unit via the keys.

Alternatively you can use the

CAMPING MENU

: this gives immediate access to a complete list of available services. You can access this function by pressing the OK key on the remote control or selecting the appropriate item in the main menu (MENU key) :

The current program is shown in the window at left. Two other fields appear: the top-right field is used to select the desired service while the field at the bottom of the screen provides information on the strength/quality of the received signal. To select a service from the list use the following keys:

 To select tv or radio service lists, press the TV/Radio key.

 To change the service list (to shift, for example, from one favourites list to another) use the FAV key.

 On the arrow cursor, use the keys to switch to another service on the list.

 Via the and arrows, you can change the service list by ten positions at a time.

 To enjoy the service, once it has been selected, press the OK key.

 To exit without enjoying any service, press the EXIT key.

 To access the main menu, press the MENU key.

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Favourites lists which were factory-loaded

At the time of being sold, the receiver can be provided with some favourites lists which were factory-loaded in order to help a less experienced user upon its first use. Each of these lists contains the most widespread services in a given geographical area, it is therefore intended for such area.

These lists are in every respect a first customization of the receiver, which can easily be removed by the user.

As such it CANNOT be restored any more if the receiver is brought back to its minimum setting (factory default).

Other immediate functions

When viewing a service you can access several other immediate functions that allow you to modify receiver operation. Some of these - such as volume control and the

MUTE

function - act directly on the service being watched:

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Other functions, instead, provide additional information on the event/program being broadcast, such as title, start/end times, a brief synopsis or summary. For example, pressing the

INFO key on the remote control will provide a short summary of the event in progress as illustrated in the figure 7:

Press the EPG key to view comments (where available) or use the formation on the event in progress (the first) or the next one (the second).

keys to select in-

Per uscire premere il tasto EXIT.

Another immediate-access function is selection of the audio service (AUDIO key). If the event is being broadcast with more than one audio service you can choose from among those available:

To choose the desired audio service, use the right/left arrow keys then press OK to confirm.

To exit without selecting any service, press the EXIT key.

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Menu and advanced functions

Introduction

The receiver is a particularly sophisticated digital receiver with numerous options. For dayto-day use you do not need to access the settings menu: however, if you wish to modify the service lists or the key receiver settings, you will need to access the advanced functions. Important: note that modifying the technical parameters of your receiver can cause malfunctions and/or data loss.

Always proceed with caution when modifying settings.

Accessing the menu

To access the main menu just press the

MENU

key on the remote control:

To select an item from the list, use:

 the arrow keys to move up and down

 the

OK

key to confirm your choice

 the

EXIT

key to leave the menu.

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The favourites list

This sub-menu can be used to create, modify or delete the service lists.

To reach this screen page select the following in sequence:

- Main Menu

- Favourites list

The available lists are:

 The TV and RADIO service lists

 The factory-loaded favourites lists (see para.at page 29)

 The user-created favourites lists (see next para.)

Creating a list

After selecting this item and pressing the

OK

key, you will enter the menu as shown in fig.

11. Key in the name of the list in the suitable field via the numerical keys or the page + and page - keys for the letters.

Use the right-left keys to move along the string

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Once the name of the list has been defined, use the keys to select the properties

(Services, Coding mode, List type, Satellite) of the list being created and use the keys to choose the following options:

Services:

- TV and Radio

the list will consist of all services, both TV and Radio.

- TV services

the list will only consist of the TV services.

- Radio Services

- the list will only consist of the Radio services.

Encoding mode:

- All

the list will consist of all the services picked up by the receiver.

- Coded

the list will only consist of the services for which the Network or Broadcaster

- Free

provided for a managed coding system (Control Access): to make use of these services you must have the suitable authorizations (generally made available by electronic devices such as the CAM module and the SmartCard) allowing for the received signal to be decoded.

the list will only consist of the services which can be used free.

List type:

- All Services

- in the list all services are marked as ON

- None

- in the list all services are marked as OFF

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NOTE:

we suggest you select the - All Services - option should you wish to create a list containing a very high number of usable services.

Vice versa, we suggest you select the - None - option should you wish to create a list containing a low number of usable services. In both cases the lists can be properly modified via the “Skip/Add” and “Delete” controls in the suitable menu (for more details see “Modifying a list “ section).

Satellite:

- All satellites

the list will consist of all services independently of the broacasting satellite.

“NAME”

of the satellite

the list will only consist of the services which are broadcast by the selected satellite.

Once the name has been defined and the properties have been set, press the OK key to create the list.

NOTE:

bear in mind that creating a list allows for maximum performance in terms of service call-up speed.

Modifying a list

This menu allows you to customize the available lists.


- Main Menu

- Favourites list

- Modifying a list

To choose the list you wish to modify press the TV/Radio key (selects TV or Radio service lists) or the FAV key (selects favourites lists).

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In this condition the following controls are available:



The keys to select a service from the list.

 The and arrows to change the service list by ten positions at a time.

 The RED, YELLOW, BLUE and GREEN keys to select the options offered by the Menu.

 The OK key to confirm changes to the list.

 The EXIT key to leave the list without modifying it.



Lock menu

(Red key): allows you to lock/unlock any selected service by pressing the

OK key.

 You must key in the PIN code to access any locked service (for entering or modifying the PIN code and for enabling/disabling the set Access controls see the related paragraphs at page 53).



Skip/Add menu

(Yellow key): allows you to set Off/On the selected services by pressing the OK key.

 When the service is On, it can be used under the normal navigation modes

(Camping Menu or Full Screen display).

 When the service is Off, it cannot be used under the normal navigation modes, but it is inside the list which can be customized.

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

Sort menu

(Blue key): allows you to arrange the services in the list.

The following options are available:

Alphabetical (Red key):

the services in the list are arranged in alphabetical order.

Manual (Yellow key):

the order of the services in the list is arranged by the user.

Example: if you wish to move a service from pos. 1 to pos. 6, select pos. 1, press the Yellow key and press OK to confirm.

Then select pos. 6, press the Yellow key and press OK to confirm.

Network ID (Blue key):

the services in the list are arranged by Network ID.

Satellite ID (Green key): the order of the services in the list is determined by the Satellites which broadcast them. A list of services in alphabetical order will be displayed for each Satellite.

Delete menu (Green key):

allows you to remove any selected service by pressing the

OK key. Deleting a service will remove such service

completely from the list.

To exit without saving the changes press EXIT

To save the changes made in the list you must always press the OK key

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Deleting a list

From the favourites list, select the item deleting a list and press the

OK

key

.

A screen will then appear to show all the names of the lists stored in memory:


- Main Menu

- Favourites list

- Deleting a list

Select the list to be deleted and press

OK

. As a precaution (unintentional deletion) a screen will ask you to confirm deletion by pressing the key. A deleted list cannot be recovered any more except for the TV and Radio lists which cannot be deleted, but only emptied..

Installation

This sub-menu allows you to set all the main functions of your receiver. Note: these settings are important and must, therefore, always be modified with DUE CARE AND

ATTENTION as some parameters can limit or prevent proper operation of the receiver.

This sub-menu takes you to the topic-specific setting options:


- Main Menu

- Installing

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These are:



Antenna/Satellite configuration

, used to indicate the current connection type between receiver and signal source.



Services installation

(i.e. reception of the list of programs from the satellite requested and/or in use).



TV configuration

(i.e. settings regarding receiver-TV connection specifications).



Time and time

zone settings



VCR configuration

and timer-controlled video recorder use.



Re-installation

(i.e. restoring factory settings plus resetting all services and customized settings).



System update

(i.e. loading the base software via satellite).

To select an item from the menu use the this menu press the

EXIT

key.

, keys and confirm with the

OK

key: To leave

Antenna/Satellite configuration

This sub-menu indicates the type of equipment and/or connection between your receiver and the satellite dish. Once this sub-menu has been selected it gives access to further sub-menus:


- Main Menu

- Installing

Antenna/satellite configuration

These are:



Antenna configuration

(i.e. type of connection and/or antenna connected to your receiver).



Satellite Configuration

(i.e. main characteristics of the satellite you wish to receive).



LNB configuration

(i.e. technical specifications of the LNB converter on the satellite antenna).



Motor configuration

(i.e. the settings of the motorized system – where applicable).



MagicSat

configuration (i.e. the satellite positions that the system found and stored in memory during the previous searches).

Select an item using the , keys and confirm your choice by pressing the

OK

key. To leave the menu press the

EXIT

key.

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Antenna configuration

Use this sub-menu to set the type of connection between your receiver and the antenna system:

To reach this screen page select the following in sequence:

- Main Menu

- Installing

- Antenna/satellite

configuration

- Configuring the

antenna

The options are:



Mono

(i.e. antenna connected directly to the receiver).



Multi

(i.e. connections with multiswitch systems).



Motor

(i.e. connection with motorised systems based on the DiSEqC



protocol)



MagicSat

(i.e. connection to the motorised TELECO MagicSat system).


OK


EXIT

key.

Once you have confirmed, your receiver may inform you that it is necessary to re-set the antenna a/o LNB parameter:

In this case it is necessary to re-update the services antenna a/o LNB parameter ( to see relative paragraph to Pag. 44).

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Satellite configuration

This sub-menu provides information on the satellites you wish to receive. The maximum number of configurable satellites is 26.


- Main Menu

- Installing

- Antenna/ satellite configuration

- Configuring satellites

The available options are:



Add a new satellite

to the general satellite list.



Modify the satellite list

(i.e. modify the technical information of each satellite).



Remove a satellite

from the list.



Add a transponder

to a selected satellite.



Delete a transponder

from the selected satellite.


OK


EXIT

key.

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Adding a new satellite

This sub-menu allows the user to add the name and technical specifications of a new satellite to the general satellites list. The list can contain up to 26 satellites.


- Main Menu

- Installing

- Antenna/ satellite configuration


- Adding a new satellite

The available fields are:



Name of the satellite



Orbital position

expressed in degrees



Satellite orientation

(i.e. Eastwards or Westwards).



Frequency of reference transponder



Polarisation emitted

for the above transponder frequency



Symbol rat.



FEC



ID transponder

Select an item using the and number keys and confirm your choice by pressing the

OK


EXIT

key.

To write the letters, you must use the page + and page - keys and use the right-left

keys to move along the string.

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Modifying the satellites list

Use this sub-menu to select the satellite on which you wish to modify the parameters:

To reach this screen page select the following in sequence:

- Main Menu

- Installing

- Antenna/

satellite

configuration

- Configuring

satellites

- Modifying the

satellites list

or

- Deleting a

satellite

Once the satellite has been selected, press

OK.

As a precaution (unintentional parameter modification) a screen will ask you to confirm parameter modification by pressing the key. Once modification has been confirmed, the ‘Adding a new satellite’ sub-menu will appear with the relevant parameters which can be modified (Fig.19).

Select an item using the keys and confirm your choice by pressing the

OK


EXIT

key.

Deleting a satellite

From this sub-menu you can remove a satellite. The list of satellites is proposed (as shown in the figure 20 above) from which you can select the satellite you wish to delete. Once you have selected the satellite, press

OK

. As a precaution (unintentional deletion) a screen will ask you to confirm deletion by pressing the key.


OK


EXIT

key.

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Adding a transponder

Use this sub-menu to add a transponder associated with the desired satellite.


- Main Menu

- Installing

- Antenna/satellite configuration


- Adding a

transponder




Name of satellite



Transponder frequency



Transponder polarisation



Transponder symbol rate

This information will be used to search for any new services available from the indicated satellite. You can select each of these items via the and numerical keys, confirm your choice via the

OK

key and exit this menu via the

EXIT

key.

Deleting a transponder

Use this sub-menu to delete a transponder associated with the desired satellite.


- Main Menu

- Installing



- Deleting a

transponder

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OK


EXIT

key.

LNB configuration

This sub-menu provides the technical specifications of the LNB converter on your satellite dish:


- Main Menu

- Installing


- LNB Configuring




Type of LNB

(name of defined LNB)



low LNB

(i.e. local oscillator frequency used in low band)



high LNB

(i.e. local oscillator frequency used in high band)



Switching frequency

(i.e. the frequency with which you decide to switch from low to high band)



Band type

(Ku or C).

As a general rule, these fields need not be modified as the LNB converters marketed in

Europe are of the UNIVERSAL type and are defined inside the receiver.


OK


EXIT

key.

Motor configuration

Use this sub-menu to set the mechanical specifications of any DiSEqC motor connected to your receiver.




Motor limit options

(i.e. maximum excursion of the DiSEqC motor).



Motor position configuration

(i.e. assignment of a motor position for each satellite).



Re-alignment of all satellite

positions, to be used if limit settings have been modified.



Delete all satellite positions

.

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- Main Menu

- Installing


- Motor Configuring

These functions must only be used if the receiver is connected to a DiSEqC motor. These functions are not available where the receiver is an incorporated part of the TELECO Flat

Sat system. To use the DiSEqC motor refer to the instructions provided by the makers.

Select an item using the up/down keys and confirm your choice by pressing the

OK


EXIT

key.

MagicSat Configuration

The receiver stores in memory all the satellite positions that the system found and stored during the previous searches.

They can be removed by selecting the key


- Main Menu

- Installing


- MagicSat

Configuration

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Service installation

Use this sub-menu to install new services or add new services to existing ones.


- Main Menu

- Service installation




Type of installation

(i.e. whether you wish to add to the list or overwrite it with new acquired services).

 The installation modes are:



Standard

– using the list of transponders



Manual

– indicating the parameters of the transponders



Exhaustive

– complete scan of the satellite band



Download

– the current service list is sent to a computer connected to the serial port



Upload

– a list of services is sent from the computer towards the receiver using the serial port.



Satellite

(i.e. the satellite associated with the list in question).



Type of service

: (i.e. whether you wish to acquire all the available services or only those that are Free to Air).



 To select these items use the keys; once the service installation mode has been set, use the

OK

key to confirm your choice and your receiver will start to acquire the new services.

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Once the scan has been completed, the following message appears: followed by the final confirmation message:

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TV configuration

Use this sub-menu to set the receiver-TV connection specifications:


- Main Menu

- Installing

- TV

Configuration




TV format

(i.e. TV screen size ratio, 4/3 or 16/9).



Colour mode

standard at receiver output (PAL, SECAM, NTSC, RGB).



Audio mode

(STEREO or MONO)



Screen type (i.e. how received image size is to be managed with the set TV screen size).



Display time

(i.e. show the time on the frontal display when receiver is placed in stand-by.



UHF mode

(i.e. definition of the modulation standard used by the TV modulator)



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

UHF service

(i.e. service used by the modulator).


OK


EXIT

key.

Set time

Use this sub-menu to set the clock on your receiver:


- Main Menu

- Installing

- Setting the clock


 Mode (i.e. whether the time is controlled via the received service or “locally” by the minicomputer on the receiver).



Local time difference

(i.e. time difference with respect to GMT).



Date

(the date is set when the clock is used in “local” mode).



Local time

(i.e. clock time when used in “local” mode).



Delayed switch-off

(i.e. causes the receiver to be switched off when it has not been used for a set time as established by the user).


OK


EXIT

key.

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VCR configuration

Use this sub-menu to add, modify or delete a receiver switch-on or switch-off program so that you can set recording of the desired program:


- Main Menu

- Installing

- VCR configuration




Add a program

(i.e. set receiver switch-on)



Modify a program

(.e. modify a previously added program)



Delete a program

(i.e. remove a previous setting).


OK


EXIT

key.

Reinstallation

The reinstallation procedure consists of cancelling all the information on your receiver so that it is ready for complete reconfiguration. Your receiver is supplied with a list of pre-programmed services: bear in mind, should you decide to reinstall, that the receiver will not load the initial list but an empty one. For further information on the reinstallation procedure see ‘Reinstalling your receiver’ (pag.57)

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System update

This sub-menu allows your receiver to download any software updates:


- Main Menu

- Installing

- System update




Frequency

(i.e. the frequency of the transponder where the update is available).



Polarisation

of the transponder



Symbol rate

of the transponder.



FEC

of the transponder.



These parameters are generally preset to the correct values, yet can, at TELECO’s request, be adapted to carry out any updates.


OK


EXIT

key.

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User settings

Use this sub-menu to set up the receiver according to your personal requirements:


- Main Menu

- User settings

Select the menu items using the up-down arrow keys and confirm with the

OK

key.

Language configuration

Use this menu to set the language in which menus and messages are displayed by your

Flat Sat Classic Digital receiver and the default audio language. If the received service is available in the default language this language will be selected automatically. If it is not your receiver will provide the main audio service.


- Main Menu

- User settings

- Language settings

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Access control

From this menu you can create safety mechanisms to limit access to certain functions of the receiver. In fact access can be inhibited to the following functions:

_ setting menu _ lock-protected services (see page 35) _ children access.

We recommend you to carry out these operations carefully and keep a copy of the access code in a safe place: should you lose the code, the receiver could not be unlocked by the user, it should be returned to the factory for technical servicing.

Note: the PIN code is factory-set to 1234.


- Main Menu

- User settings

- Controlling access

Modifying the PIN code

Use this sub-menu to set and/or modify the PIN (Personal Identification Number) code, which gives access to any “padlocked” functions. To modify the PIN you must key in the previously assigned PIN.

Note: the PIN code is factory-set to 1234.


- Main Menu

- User settings

- Modifying the

PIN code

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Information system

This menu gives technical data on the software installed on your receiver. This data is important for proper operation and identification of your receiver and must be given to our technical staff when requested.


- Main Menu

- System information

Conditioned access

This sub-menu provides information and instructions for reception of services requiring payment (CA = Controlled Access). These are managed via the CAM (Control Access

Module), which must be inserted in the slot at the front of the receiver. If you access this sub-menu without inserting the CAM the following message appears:


- Main Menu

- Conditioned access

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Inserting a CAM may generate a message similar to the following (the message may change depending on the module inserted):

Select an item to obtain more detailed information on the technical specifications of the inserted CAM and on the subscription to the card in the module (this information changes depending on the inserted module).

Warning

: the menu language depends on the module which has been inserted, it could therefore not match with the menu language of the Flat Sat Classic Digital receiver.

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There follow some examples of additional information relative to the inserted CAM and card.

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Reinstalling your receiver

Introduction

Particularly difficult circumstances may make it necessary to proceed with complete re-installation of your receiver. For example, this may be necessary when modifications have been made to receiver configuration and the receiver is subsequently unable to acquire any services.

WE REMIND YOU that the re-installation procedure restores the factory settings and causes all services and previous settings to be fully deleted.

Re-installation sequence

To re-initialize your receiver, select the main menu via the

MENU

key on the remote control and choose the ‘Re-installation’ command from the Installation item. The following screen will appear:


- Main Menu

- Installation

- Reinstallation

To confirm the procedure you must key in the PIN code (as a precaution for any unintentional re-installation). Note: the PIN code is factory-set to 1234. The memory of the receiver is fully cleared and the receiver goes off and again on in a few seconds.

A few moments later the following message appears:

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At this point your receiver has organised its internal memory ready for resetting of the configuration and new services. Confirm with the

OK

key and the following appears:

Set the desired language with the right and left arrow keys, then confirm with the

OK

key.

Then set the type of TV set connection:

Once this task has been completed confirm with the

OK

key. The subsequent task consists of setting the type of converter connected to your receiver:

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OK

key. Next, set the service installation mode:


OK

key. At this point your receiver will start acquiring the service list for the requested satellite; this procedure may take a few minutes and depends on the number of services. During this task the screen displays the following message:

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Once the services have been acquired press

OK

. You will then be requested to set the clock on your receiver:

Unless specifically stated otherwise, it is advisable to leave the settings in automatic. At the end press the OK key again to confirm your choice. Re-installation of the receiver has now been successfully completed.

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Glossary

Bouquet

The term Bouquet refers to a package of services (services) included in a single offer.

A Network or Broadcaster may manage one or more bouquet offers.

CA

Acronym for Control Access. Indicates that the service you wish to receive is encrypted. To use such services you need an electronic device that decodes the received signal (e.g. CAM module and SmartCard).

CAM

Acronym for Control Access Module. Indicates the electronic decoder module inserted in the PCMCIA connector. The rear part of module has a slot for insertion of the Smart-

Card. There are different CAM modules, each designed to operate with a specific CA system.

FEC and Symbol rate

Parameters characterising transmission of the digital signal in the transponder. They must correspond with the transmitted signal.

Network or Broadcaster

The term Network or Broadcaster refers to the company supplying the service within one or more bouquets.

Transponder

The term transponder refers to a satellite transmission service. On previous analogue systems a transponder could carry only one program; with digital transmission, instead, several programs (services) can be carried.

Service

The term service refers to the program you wish to receive. Unlike previous analogue systems the term service is now preferred (rather than program) because, in DVB digital applications, the content of the transmitted information is wider-ranging. For example, it may be a TV program and also a radio one, a set of computer data, access control info etc.

SmartCard

The SmartCard is a removable electronic device which authorises access to services.

About the same size as a credit card, it houses a programmable device that grants access to certain services and contains information on the period of use. The SmartCard is designed for use together with the Control Access device (see CAM), which must be must be able to read the information it contains.

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Pos Code Q.tà Description Dèsignation

3

4

5

6

7

1

1

2

2

10488 N.1 Parabolic antenna D=850 mm

10487 N.1 Parabolic antenna D=650 mm

11491 N.1 Dish support mast 65

11440 N.1 Dish support mast 85

11897 N.1 Flat Sat Classic 65/85 Dish sticker

03684 N.4 Stainless steel self-locking nut M6 UNI 7474

10910 N.4 Stainless stell screw M6X12

10534 N.1 Motor cover door

11008 N.1 Hole grommet

8 10533 N.1 Engine cover

9 11195 N.1 LNB rubber support

10 10531 N.1 LNB mast right-hand insert - 85

10 10543 N.1 LNB mast right-hand insert - 50/65

11 10532 N.1 LNB mast left-hand insert - 85

11 10544 N.1 LNB mast left-hand insert - 50/65

Pos Code Q.tà Description Dèsignation

12 10905 N.1 Motor support base

13 10903 N.1 LNB right-hand mast

14 10902 N.1 LNB left-hand mast

19 06923 N.1 LNB Stark T1

20 10283 N.1 LNB stop U-bolt

23 11436 N.1 LNB holder tube - 85

23 11425 N.1 LNB holder tube - 65

24 11431 N.1 LNB support bottom

25 09014 N.2 Screw M5x30 UNI 5732

26 10904 N.1 Base with shaft

27 10384 N.1 Self-tapping screw M2.9x9.5 UNI 6954

stainless steel

28 01274 N.2 White 10x2.5 self-locking clamp

29 03682 N.1 Screw M5x40 stainless steel

30 09015 N.3 Nut M5 DIN 6923 stainless steel

31 11087 N.2Screw M4x16 UNI 5739 stainless steel

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Pos Code Q.tà Description

41 04761 N.2 Waterproof microswitch

42 05658 N.1 Connector strip

43 09220 N.1 10-core 2,5mt Motor cable w/connecto

44 05807 N.1 RG58 cable

45 03280 N.1 FF13 double female jack

46 10693 N.1 Base fixing 45x40 plate

47 10395 N.1 Base fixing 60x60 plate

48 07710 N.1 Spring pin 8x45

49 07711 N.1 Spring pin 6x40

50 09241 N.2 Spring pin 3x20

51 10869 N.1 Spring pin 6x20

52 10870 N.1 Spring pin 6x12

53 10871 N.1 Stud bolt M6x17

54 09831 N.1 Ring nut KM6 30x1.5

55 11077 N.1 Gearwheel Inside dia.=30 Teeth=40

56 09070 N.1 Bearing 30206

57 07712 N.2 Snap ring D=20

58 06100 N.2 Bearing 61804 2RS

59 11080 N.1 Pin D=20 L=110

60 07675 N.4 Needles HK1212

61 06371 N.8 Axial slew rings AS1226

62 06372 N.4 Needle cages AXK 1226

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63 06785 N.4 Worm screw stop

64 03028 N.8 Screw M4x12 galvanized

65 03684 N.5 Stainless steel self-locking nut M6 UNI 7474

66 11081 N.1 Flat washer D6x18x1.5 stainless steel

67 11083 N.1 Striker

68 10911 N.1 Striker spring



71 10359 N.1 Oil seal 60x75x8

72 10375 N.2 Axial slew rings AS 4060

73 10377 N.1 Needle cages AXK 4060

74 11082 N.1 Flat washer D6x18x0.5 stainless steel

75 11162 N.1 Plastic cable-locking split pin

76 05133 N.1 MLX 39012100 Male connector – 10 poles

77 06817 N.2 Flat washer D=3 UNI6592 galvanized

80 10490 N.2 Black plastic nut cover M10

81 10779 N.2 Stainless steel screw M10x35

82 10778 N.2 Toothed washer D=10 stainless steel

83 10777 N.2 Flat washer D=10 stainless steel

84 10614 N.2 Side gasket

85 04947 N.2 Wiper motor


1 05950 N.1

2 03598 N.1

3 03597 N.1

4 09300 N.1

6 08864 N.1

7 06900 N.1

8 06901 N.1

3 m coax cable F/F.connector

Shrink-wrap sheath

Shrink-wrap sheath

10-core 3mt engine unit cont. cable w/connecto

Cable cover abs

Gasket O-SEALING VITON PG21

SKINTOP cable gland PG21

9 06898 N.1

11 07883 N.1

11 08998 N.1

11 07294 N.1

SKINTOP plastic nut PG21




12 09765 N.1

12 09302 N.1



12 09301 N.1 10-core 5mt engine unit cont. cable w/connecto

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Teleco Flatsat Classic Digital User Manual

INSTALLATION GUIDE AND USER MANUAL OF THE

FLAT SAT CLASSIC DIGITAL

Table of Contents

Information

Technical specifications

Technical specifications

List of Accessories

Important notice

Assembly instructions

Installation with cables led through the middle of the base

Installation with lateral cable output

Connections

Functional Electric Connection

Digital receiver – to television connection

WARNING

User manual Flat Sat Classic Digital Operation System

Satellite seeking

Programme seeking

Antenna lowering

Additional operations

Changing satellites during search

Safety function

Motors Locked

Important information

Tips on the best use

Trouble-shooting

DIGITAL RECEIVER

Remote Control

Front view

Rear view

Information about safety

Installation tips

Receiver installation

Main connections

Additional connections

Immediate use of the receiver

Introduction

Switching on the receiver

Changing service

Favourites lists which were factory-loaded

Other immediate functions

Menu and advanced functions

Introduction

Accessing the menu

The favourites list

Services:

Encoding mode:

List type:

Deleting a list

User settings

Access control

Information system

Conditioned access

Warning

Reinstalling your receiver

Glossary

Key Features

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