Kathrein 260376 Users Manual Operating Instructions Radio Satelliten Receiver UFD 231

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Operating Instructions
Kathrein
Radio Satelliten Receiver
UFD 231
260376
CONTENTS
Front, Rear and Remote Control Handset..................................................................................................... 3
Displays, Keys and Connections .................................................................................................................. 4
Technical Features....................................................................................................................................... 5
Preprogrammed Radio Programs.............................................................................................................. 6-9
ADR Radio Programs ..................................................................................................................... 6
DMX Radio Programs ...................................................................................................................7/8
Analog Radio Programs .................................................................................................................. 9
Favorite Programs..........................................................................................................................10
Sections Especially Relevant to the User: .........................................................................................11-16
Safety and Installation Tips .........................................................................................................................11
Description of Remote Control Handset.......................................................................................................12
Receiver Operation................................................................................................................................13-16
Switching the Unit On .....................................................................................................................13
Program Selection..........................................................................................................................13
Digital Radio Reception ..................................................................................................................13
Analog Radio Programs .................................................................................................................14
Category Selection .........................................................................................................................14
Display Last Title ............................................................................................................................14
Volume, Balance, Tone Regulation.................................................................................................14
Sound On/Off ................................................................................................................................14
Headphone Connection ..................................................................................................................15
Favorite Mode ................................................................................................................................15
Display Information.........................................................................................................................15
Exchange, Insert and Copy Program Position .................................................................................16
Operation without Remote Control Handset ....................................................................................16
For the Dealer and Installer:
Connection and Start-Up.............................................................................................................................17
Programming of RADIO Programs .........................................................................................................18-20
Analog Radio Programs ............................................................................................................18/19
Search for Digital (ADR/DMX) Radio Programs...............................................................................20
Initial Setting..........................................................................................................................................21-23
Call the Initial Setup Menu..............................................................................................................21
General Menu .............................................................................................................................................21
LNB Supply Voltage........................................................................................................................21
LCD-Display Language Selection....................................................................................................22
Program Selection..........................................................................................................................22
Oscillator Menu...........................................................................................................................................22
DiSEqC Menu.............................................................................................................................................22
Search ......................................................................................................................................................23
Comments ..................................................................................................................................................23
Technical Data............................................................................................................................................24
Menu Structure ......................................................................................................................................25-27
Setup Menu....................................................................................................................................25
Initial Setup Menu...........................................................................................................................26
Info Menu .......................................................................................................................................27
FRONT, REAR AND REMOTE CONTROL HANDSET
3
FRONT
REAR
REMOTE CONTROL HANDSET
DISPLAYS, KEYS AND CONNECTIONS
4
FRONT
1 Power switch (with supply isolation)
2 Pushbuttons for program selection
3 Two-line, 16-digit LCD display
4 Jack for headphone connection
5 Card slot for smart cards
REAR
1 Power supply socket
2 DATA socket IO for connection of
an external infrared sensor and a
UFP 10 copy programmer
(type Western 8-way)
3 Sat-IF input (F-socket)
4 Interface for PC card
(type Sub-D 9-way)
5 Optical output in SPDIF format for
connection to DAT recorder for digital
recordings (EIAJ standard).
6 Electrical output in SPDIF format
for connection to DAT recorder for digital
recordings (Cinch socket)
7 Audio output L + R, adjustable
(Cinch sockets)
8 Audio output L + R, non-adjustable
(Cinch sockets)
REMOTE CONTROL HANDSET
1 Operative / standby mode key
2 Numeric keys 0-9 for inputting programs and
frequencies
3 Dual function keys
a Volume control
b Call-up of individual functions in
setup mode
4MUTE Sound On/Off
5DMX Invoke DMX program mode
6OK Confirmation of entries;
Activation of menus in setup mode
7BACK Quitting of menus with no storing
and display of last piece of music
8ADR Invoke ADR program mode
9RADIO Invoke analog radio program
mode
10 FAVORITE Invoke favorite program
mode
11 Dual function keys
a Step on to next program position
(Up or down)
b Setting of parameters in
setup mode
12 MODE 1. Key for calling up the various
menus (see description of the remote
control handset)
13 i Key for calling the Info menu
TECHNICAL DESIGN DETAILS
5
• Satellite receiving frequency range 950 - 2150 MHz
• Reception of digital (ADR/DMX) and analog radio programs
• Smart card reader for DMX radio programs
• 120 DMX program memory
• 100 ADR (free) program memory
• 100 Analog radio program memory
• Favorite mode for 200 program memory
• Automatic station search with storing of ADR/DMX radio programs in standby mode
• Two-line, 16-digit LCD-display for displaying DMX- and ADR-Info data (e.g. station ID, title, artist, album
etc.)
• Coaxial and optical digital output in SPDIF format
• Freely-selectable LNB oscillator frequencies
• Connection for external infrared receiver
• Display of antenna signal level
• Power switch with supply isolation
• DiSEqC signal
• Programmable 22 kHz signal
• Audio carrier frequency range (digital) full-transponder operation possible
• Audio carrier frequency range (analog) from 5.00 to 8.82 MHz
• 2 pairs of audio Cinch sockets
• Stereo reception
• Dynamic noise suppression (DNR) Wegener-Panda for analog radio programs
• Mute control in addition to volume-, balance- and tone-control
• Data copying function for readin/readout of program data with the UFP 10 Copy Programmer
• Headset connection
• Functions for exchanging, sorting and copying program positions
• Programming via the remote control handset
ADR RADIO PROGRAMS
6
Prog.- Programm- Programm- Sat- Polari- Orbit- Video- Oszill. Audio- Audio-
Platz name Sparte Frequ. sation position hub Frequ. modus Frequ.
(Kategorie) (MHz) Gruppe (MHz)
1 Bayern 1 General 11141 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,12
2 Bayern 2 General 11141 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,30
3 Bayern 3 Pop 11141 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,48
4 Bayern 4 Classic 11141 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,66
5 BR 5 aktuell New Events 11141 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,84
6 Bremen 2 General 11494 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 8,10
7 DLF New Events 11494 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,30
8 DLR-Bln General 11494 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,48
9 DW DProg New Events 11494 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,66
10 DW Euro 1 New Events 11494 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Mono 1 6,84
11 DW Euro 2 New Events 11494 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Mono 2 6,84
12 Eins Live Rock 11053 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,12
13 Energy Pop 10964 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,48
14 FFH Pop 10964 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 8,10
15 FHH-DAB Pop 10964 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 8,28
16 Fritz Rock 11641 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 8,10
17 Horeb General 10964 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Mono 1 7,56
18 HR 1 New Events 11494 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 7,74
19 HR 2 Classic 10964 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 7,74
20 HR 3 Pop 11494 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 7,92
21 HR 4 General 10964 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 7,92
22 MDR Info New Events 11112 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,48
23 MDR Kultur Classic 11112 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,66
24 MDR Life Pop 11112 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,30
25 MDR Sputnik Rock 11112 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,84
26 NDR 2 General 11582 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,30
27 NDR 3 General 11582 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,48
28 NDR 4 General 11582 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,66
29 NDR 4 spez. General 11582 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,12
30 N-Joy General 11582 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,84
31 Radio Ropa New Events 10964 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,12
32 ROI Wien New Events 11141 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 8,10
33 S 2 Kultur Classic 11186 Vert. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,48
34 S4-Württemberg General 11186 Vert. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 7,74
35 SDR 1 New Events 11186 Vert. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,30
36 SDR 3 Pop 11186 Vert. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,12
37 SR 1 Saar Pop 11494 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 8,28
38 SRI Englisch New Events 10803 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Mono 1 7,92
39 SRI Multiling New Events 10803 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Mono 2 7,92
40 Starsat Pop 10964 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,30
41 S-Techno Pop 10964 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,66
42 SWF 1 BW Pop 11186 Vert. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,66
43 SWF 3 Pop 11186 Vert. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,84
44 WDR 2 D New Events 11053 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,30
45 WDR 3 Classic 11053 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,48
46 WDR 4 Pop 11053 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,66
47 Radio 5 WDR New Events 11053 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 6,84
48 Test 11141 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 8,46
49 Test 10788 Vert. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 8,46
50 Test 10788 Vert. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 8,46
51 ARD-STP 1 General 11494 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Mono 1 6,12
52 ARD-STP 2 General 11494 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Mono 2 6,12
53 Astra Test General 10964 Hor. Low 1 16 Lo 1 Stereo 8,46
DMX RADIO PROGRAMS
7
Progr- Programm- Progr. Sat- Polari- Orbit- Video- Oszill. Audio- Audio-
Numm. name Sparte Frequ. sation position hub Frequ. modus Frequ.
(Kategorie) MHz Gruppe MHz
1 Symphonic Classic 11377 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,74
2 Chamber Classic 11377 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,92
3 Opera Classic 11377 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,10
4
5
6 Classical Guitar Classic 11171 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,74
7
8 BTFL Instrumental Speciality 11509 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,92
9 Con Instrumentals Speciality 11038 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,74
10 New Age Speciality 11038 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,92
11 Classic Rock Rock 11421 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,38
12
13 Dance / Techno Rock 11377 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,46
14 US Hottest Hits Rock 11436 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,10
15 Album Rock Rock 11421 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,56
16 Heavy Metal Rock 11436 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,46
17 Alternative Rock Rock 11436 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,28
18 Rap Rock 11436 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,92
19 UK Hits Rock 11377 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,28
20 European Hits Rock 11436 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,74
21 Power Hits Rock 11318 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,28
22 Light Classical Classic 11097 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,74
23 Rythmus u. Blues Rock 10979 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 6,66
24 50er Oldies Oldies 11171 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,28
25
26 70er Oldies Oldies 11171 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,10
27
28
29
30 Pop Classics Oldies 11509 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,74
31 Love Songs Pop 11479 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,92
32 Soft Hits Pop 11171 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,46
33 Great Singers Pop 11479 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,46
34 Contemp Singers Pop 11479 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,74
35 Smooth Sounds Pop 11479 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,10
36
37
38
39 Light Jazz Jazz 11421 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,10
40 Classic Jazz Jazz 11421 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,28
41 Big Band /Swing Jazz 11421 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,46
42 Dixieland Jazz 11097 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,92
43 Jazz Vocal Blend Jazz 11038 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,10
44 Traditional Blues Country 11509 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,10
45 Contemp Blues Country 11097 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,46
46 Trad Country Country 11097 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,28
47 Modern Country Country 11479 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,28
48
49 Solo Piano Speciality 10979 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 6,48
DMX RADIO PROGRAMS
8
Progr- Programm- Progr. Sat- Polari- Orbit- Video- Oszill. Audio- Audio-
Numm. name Sparte Frequ. sation position hub Frequ. modus Frequ.
(Kategorie) MHz Gruppe MHz
50
51
52 Deutsche Schlager Regional 10994 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,10
53 Deutscher Rock Regional 11171 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,92
54
55
56
57 French Chanson Regional 11509 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,46
58
59
60
61 Dutch Hits Regional 10994 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,92
62
63 Flemish Regional 11318 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,46
64 Italian Hits Regional 10994 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,74
65
66 Dansish Regional 10994 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,46
67 Norwegian Regional 10994 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,28
68
69 Greek Music Regional 11318 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,92
70 Hebrew Hits Regional 11318 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,74
71 Folk Rock Rock 11318 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,10
72
73
74 Indian Regional 11038 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,28
75 Reggae Regional 11509 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,28
76
77
78
79 Latin Contemp´ry Regional 10994 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,56
80 60er Oldies Oldies 10979 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 6,12
81 Brazilian Regional 10979 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 6,84
82 Mariachi Regional 11038 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,46
83
84
85
86 Soul Greats Oldies 11097 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 8,10
87
88 Beach Party Oldies 10979 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 6,30
89
90
ANALOG RADIO PROGRAMS
9
Progr Programm Sat- Polari- Orbit- Video
-
Osc. Audio Audio- Audio-
Platz Name Frequen
z
sation positio
n
hub Frequ. Mode Frequ. Deemp
MHz MHz MHz
1 Antenne Bayern 11214 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,38/7,56 dnr
2 Deutsche Welle 1 11229 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,38/7,56 dnr
3 Deutsche Welle 2 11229 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,74 dnr
4 Deutsche Welle 3 11229 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,92 dnr
5 Sky Radio 11318 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,38/7,56 dnr
6 Radio Eviva 11332 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,74 dnr
7 SRI Intern. 11332 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,56 dnr
8 SRI Engl. 11332 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,38 dnr
9 Deutschlandfunk 11347 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,38/7,56 dnr
10 Deutschlandradio 11347 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,74/7,92 dnr
11 Virgin 1215 11377 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,38/7,56 dnr
12 RTL-Oldie 11391 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,38/7,56 dnr
13 RFI 2 11156 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,56 dnr
14 N-Joy Radio 11464 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,38/7,56 dnr
15 Sunrise Radio 11479 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,38 dnr
16 SWF 3 11494 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,38/7,56 dnr
17 UCB Radio 11509 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,56 dnr
18 American One 11538 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,74 dnr
19 Irish Sat Radio 11538 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,92 dnr
20 RTE 1 11538 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,56 dnr
21 WRN Network 1 11538 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,38 dnr
22 BBC Radio 2 11553 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,74 dnr
23 BBC Radio 4 11553 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,56 dnr
24 BBC Radio 5 11553 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,92 dnr
25 BBC World Servic
e
11553 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,38 dnr
26 NDR 2 11582 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,38/7,56 dnr
27 NDR 4 11582 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,74/7,92 dnr
28 CNN 11627 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,92 dnr
29 Dial 11656 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,38/7,56 dnr
30 SER 11656 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,74 dnr
31 Radio Sweden 10964 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,38 dnr
32 BBC Radio 1 10979 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,38/7,56 dnr
33 BBC Radio 3 10979 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,74/7,92 dnr
34 ERF 1/TWR 11038 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,38 dnr
35 ERF 2 11038 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,56 dnr
36 WDR 2 11053 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,38/7,56 dnr
37 WDR/1 Live 11053 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,74/7,92 dnr
38 MDR Radio Sputni 11112 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,38/7,56 dnr
39 RFI 11156 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,38 dnr
40 ASDA FM 11171 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,56 dnr
41 Supergold 11171 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,38 dnr
42 CMR 10729 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,38/7,56 dnr
43 Radio Eviva 10803 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,74 dnr
44 Radio Netherlands 10847 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,38 dnr
45 Costcutter 10877 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,38 dnr
46 BRTN-Nachtradio 10921 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,38 dnr
47 Radio Vlaand. 10921 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,38 dnr
48 Campanile 11523 Hor. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,74/7,92 dnr
49 Country Music Ra
d
10729 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 Stereo 7,38/7,56 dnr
50 RFI 1 11156 Vert. Low 1 16 LO 1 MNR 7,56 dnr
Stand Januar 1997; Für die Richtigkeit und für Änderungen wird keine Gewähr übernommen!
FAVORITE PROGRAMS
10
Programmbank 1 Programmbank 2 Programmbank 3
Progr Programm Progr Programm Progr Programm
Platz Name Platz Name Platz Name
111
222
333
444
555
666
777
888
999
10 10 10
11 11 11
12 12 12
13 13 13
14 14 14
15 15 15
16 16 16
17 17 17
18 18 18
19 19 19
20 20 20
21 21 21
22 22 22
23 23 23
24 24 24
25 25 25
26 26 26
27 27 27
28 28 28
29 29 29
30 30 30
31 31 31
32 32 32
33 33 33
34 34 34
35 35 35
36 36 36
37 37 37
38 38 38
39 39 39
40 40 40
SAFETY AND INSTALLATION TIPS
11
1. Instructions
Ready carefully through the safety- and oper-
ating instructions before switching the unit on.
2. Supply-voltage
Operate the Receiver only from a supply volt-
age of 230 V and 50 Hz supply frequency. The
unit is not be connected up to the supply before
the installation work is completed.
3. During thunderstorms, or before long periods of
absence, always switch the unit off at the power
switch on the unit.
4. Grounding
The parabolic antenna must be correctly
grounded in accordance with regulations. The
relevant regulations must be complied with (i.e.
VDE in Germany or equivalent elsewhere).
5. LNB-supply-voltage
If the feeder system (LNB) is going to be sup-
plied from an external supply voltage, the LNB
supply on the receiver must be set to "Off" (see
Basic Setting Menu). Otherwise there is a risk
that the receiver may be destroyed.
6. Installation
All electronic equipment gives off a certain
amount of heat simply as a matter of physics.
The heat generated lies within a safe range
however. Slight changes in the surface color of
delicate furniture and veneers cannot however
be excluded when subject to the constant ef-
fects of heat over a prolonged period. Color
changes can similarly be brought about due to
contact between the rubber feet on the unit and
treated furniture surfaces. Therefore in critical
cases place the unit on a suitable underlay.
7. Ventilation
The heat generated in this unit will be dissi-
pated satisfactorily. Never install the receiver
unit in a cupboard, stand or rack where there is
inadequate ventilation.
Never close-off those openings in the unit that
were specially designed to dissipate heat out of
the unit.
Do not place objects on the unit.
Maintain a clearance of at least
5 cm above the unit, so that the heat generated
within the unit is carried away without any hin-
drance.
8. Humidity
Guard the unit against humidity, drips and
splashes.
9. Do not place the receiver close to radiators or
place in a position exposed to direct sunlight.
10. Pay attention that children do not insert objects
into the ventilation slits.
Risk of an accident.
11. Cleaning
Withdraw the power plug before cleaning the
unit. Use a damp cloth to clean the unit.
12. Repairs
Repairs and adjustments to your receiver
should only be carried out by qualified special-
ists. An unauthorized opening of the unit auto-
matically incurs the loss of any guarantee.
DESCRIPTION OF KEYS ON REMOTE CONTROL HANDSET
12
1 This key switches the receiver into standby or
back into operation again.
Caution: No supply isolation.
Note!
If the receiver is switched into standby and the
appropriate setting has been made in the initial
setup menu, an automatic station search will
be carried out for ADR- and DMX-programs.
This is then followed by an automatic switch
into standby (factory setting).
See also under "Search" in section "Program-
ming".
2 Numeric keys 0-9
In normal radio operation (program mode) you
can use these keys to enter the program posi-
tions. In setup mode the receive parameters
can be adjusted.
3 VOLUME
⇒ Adjustment of volume, balance and tone
control.
⇒ The settings are effective only at the
"AUDIO" connections and not at the "REC"
connections, so as to avoid disturbance to
recordings.
⇒ Call-up of individual menu entries in setup
mode.
4 MUTE
Muting of the sound.
The display indicates "Sound off".
While the sound is turned off, the volume at the
headset jack can be adjusted by means of the
volume keys.
The muting is only effective at the "AUDIO"
connections. At the "REC" connections the
muting has no effect, to avoid disturbance to
recordings.
5 DMX
⇒ Changeover to DMX program mode.
⇒ Invokes the DMX setup menu when used
together with the MODE key. (Press the
keys
MODE and DMX in succession.)
6 OK
Confirmation of entries, activation of menus in
setup mode, scrolls through the Info data on
the display read-out.
7 BACK
⇒ Quitting of menu windows without storing.
Closing of menus.
⇒ Fade-in of title of preceding piece of music.
8 ADR
⇒ Changeover to ADR program mode.
⇒ Invokes the ADR setup menu when used
together with the MODE key. (Press the
keys
MODE and ADR in succession.)
9 RADIO
⇒ Changeover to analog radio mode.
⇒ Invokes the Analog-Radio setup menu
when used together with the MODE key.
(Press the keys MODE and RADIO in suc-
cession.)
10 FAVORITE
⇒ Changeover to favorite mode
⇒ (Preferred programs)
⇒ Invokes the FAVORITE menu when used
together with MODE key. (Press the keys
MODE and FAVORITE in succession.)
11 ⇒ Move through the program positions step-
by-step.
⇒ Inputting of receive parameters in setup
mode
12
MODE
By using the MODE key together a 2nd. key
you can call the following menus:
⇒ MODE + DMX DMX setup menu
⇒ MODE + ADR ADR setup menu
⇒ MODE + RADIO Analog-radio setup menu
⇒ MODE + FAVORITE Favorite program
assignment
⇒ MODE + OK Program selection via cate-
gories (in ADR/DMX mode)
⇒ MODE + 0 Display of antenna signal level
⇒ MODE + 1 Manual scrolling through Info
data
⇒ MODE + 2 Scroll Info data automatically
⇒ MODE + 3 Display of title and artist
⇒ MODE + 4 Display of title and author
⇒ MODE + iAdjustment of scroll time and
display of various Info data-
in scroll mode
13 i Info
Activation of the Help menu for the following
information:
⇒ Output of the unit's type
⇒ Display of the required key functions for in-
voking the individual menus.
RECEIVER OPERATION
13
The extensive equipping of this receiver permits
reception of digital DMX pay-radio programs (with
a card), free digital ADR radio programs and also
analog satellite radio programs.
In the operating description that follows it is as-
sumed that the receiver has already been properly
connected up by a competent specialist. If this is
not the case, and you intend setting up the con-
nections yourself, please read the section "Con-
nection and Start-up" beforehand.
Switching the unit on
Switch the unit on via the power switch on the
unit. The most recently selected program mode
appears (DMX-, ADR- or Analog radio) together
with the last selected program position. If the unit
was in standby mode before being switched off, it
returns again to standby mode when it is switched
on via the power switch. The unit is switched be-
tween standby and in-operation via the key on
the remote control handset.
Program selection
The receiver offers the user a variety of program
selection possibilities:
There is a choice from:
• 120 DMX Pay-radio program positions
(with a DMX smart card)
• 100 ADR Radio program positions
(free radio programs)
• 100 Analog radio program positions
The ADR- and DMX-programs are transmitted
digitally, i.e. almost in CD quality.
The transmission of analog radio programs is car-
ried out using the well-known "Wegener Panda 1"
standard.
The switch-over to the individual regions takes
place using the "DMX"-"ADR"-"RADIO" keys on
the remote control handset.
Program selection in the respective regions is pos-
sible via the numeric keys (0...9) and the
keys on the remote control handset and on the
unit.
Digital radio reception
a) DMX-Radio Pay-radio programs
Display readout: D..
To receive DMX pay-radio programs, insert the
smart card into the card slot on the receiver in
the direction of the arrow (micro-chip on the un-
derside).
Press the DMX key.
The program number, program name and pro-
gram category assigned to the program appear
in the two-line LCD display.
If you have forgotten to insert the card or you
have not inserted it correctly the following mes-
sage appears:
ATTENTION:
PLEASE INSERT CARD
The sound is not cleared.
Check that you have inserted the card correctly.
In DMX mode, the only valid DMX program
numbers are those established by the program
supplier that are also included in the transmis-
sion. These are shown in the LCD display.
A change in the predefined numbering is
therefore not possible in DMX mode.
(refer to Favorite mode however)
After approximately 3 seconds information
about the title, artist, album, author and CD No.
is faded-in alternately (TTA-data).
b) ADR-radio reception (free radio programs)
Display readout: A..
Press the ADR key
The station name, program number and cate-
gory designation of the most recently selected
program appear in the display.
In the case of ADR programs, aside from the
station and category designation, there can also
be additional information transmitted (radio text
and other info.). These are then also shown in
the LCD display (see also Display Info.).
Note:
The displays and fade-ins only appear if they
are also sent by the program supplier.
If no information is transmitted, the message
"No Data" appears.
RECEIVER OPERATION
14
Analog radio programs
To receive the analog radio programs press the
"RADIO" key. The LCD display readout indicates
"R .. " together with the most recently selected ra-
dio program position.
Information, such as that for the digital radio pro-
grams (ADR and DMX), is not available with ana-
log radio programs.
With analog radio programs, the program name is
entered in the setup menu.
For setting program names see the section
"Programming".
Program category selection with digital
radio programs in ADR/DMX mode
The digital radio programs are divided into various
categories by the program supplier.
In this mode you can use the keys to
select programs that belong to just one particular
category (e.g. Rock or Classic).
The following categories are available:
1. GENERAL
2. CLASSIC
3. POP
4. OLDIES
5. ROCK
6. JAZZ
7. COUNTRY
8. SPECIALITY
9. REGIONAL
10. NEWS/EVENTS
In succession press MODE + OK
Display readout:
1. General
select → [ OK ]
With the keys make the desired selection
according to the table above and confirm with "ok".
Program selection is now only possible using the
keys, the numeric keys can no longer be
used.
If a category is not available the following message
appears on the display:
Category
does not exist!
To quit the program selection in category mode
press the MODE + OK keys once again
and then press BACK
Display readout:
Category mode
inactive
Display last title
In ADR- and DMX-mode you have the possibility to
fade-in the preceding music title once again by
using the BACK key.
By pressing the BACK key once more the current
title is then displayed again.
Volume, Balance, Tone control
You can adjust the volume by using the volume
keys .
Volume 32
•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.
Whilst the volume indication is faded-in on the
display, you can activate the balance control with
the "ok" key and then press the ok key a further
time for tone control setting (treble and bass set-
ting). The setting is also carried out using the
keys.
The volume, balance and tone control is only ef-
fective at the AUDIO connections, and not at the
REC connections.
Sound On/Off
You can turn the sound off by means of the MUTE
key, e.g. if you making a phone call.
The sound muting is similarly only effective at the
AUDIO connections and not at the REC connec-
tions.
RECEIVER OPERATION
15
Headset
The headset connection on the front is designed
for a 6.3 mm stereo jack plug. The headset volume
can be adjusted independently of the audio con-
nections, if the MUTE key is used to turn off the
sound at the audio connections.
Adjustment of the balance and tone control is not
possible at the headset connection.
Favorite mode
Favorite mode allows you to specify a program
sequence that corresponds to your particular re-
quirements.
In Favorite mode it is possible to store DMX-,
ADR- and analog- radio programs in any desired
sequence.
Favorite mode comprises 200 program storage lo-
cations, which are divided up into 5 banks each
containing 40 storage locations. This allows an ar-
rangement of 5 arbitrary program sequences, so
that each family member can assemble their own
personal program bank for example.
Display of favorite program numbers
F01#1....F40#5
F = Favorite program number 1 to 40
Selection of favorite program numbers 1...40 with
the keys or the numeric keys
0-9.
#= Program bank 1 to 5
Selection of program bank 1...5 with the
FAVORITE key
Programming Favorite Programs
Call up the programming mode for the Favorite-
programs
Press MODE + FAVORITE
in succession
⇓
Display readout: ASSIGN
entry → [OK]
⇓
Press key ok
⇓
Display readout: FAVORITE-No F..#.*
List selection → [ ok ]
*(last selected favorite program postion)
⇓
Setting of desired program bank with:
FAVORITE
Setting of desired
program position with:
or the numeric keys 0..9
⇓
Press key ok.
⇓
Display readout: Display of selected pro-
gram alternately flashing with [ok]
⇓
Input of the desired program from the DMX-,
ADR- or analog radio bank.
⇓
Confirm input with ok.
⇓
Setting of next program position and input of
further favorite programs in the same man-
ner.
⇓
Exit from programming mode with key
BACK
(press repeatedly).
Display information
In ADR/DMX mode it is possible to display the fol-
lowing information:
⇒ Title
⇒ Interpreter (Artist)
⇒ Album
⇒ Author
⇒ CD-No.
The setting that determines which of the above-
listed information (TTA data) is to be displayed is
carried out in the Info menu.
The Info menu is called up with MODE + i
(press in succession)
⇒ Confirm selection with key OK
⇒ Step on to further menu entries by means of the
keys
⇒ Activation of menus with ok
⇒ Setting of parameters with
⇒ Back with Back
See also Structure of the Info Menus at the end of
this manual!
RECEIVER OPERATION
16
Further setting possibilities for the Info displays
are:
1. Step on through the Info data manually with the
ok key.
2. Info data running independently (scrolling) (the
scroll interval is adjustable from 1 to 5 sec-
onds).
3. Fade-in title and artist only.
4. Fade-in title and author only.
Setting of desired display:
Keys MODE + Numeric key 1,
or 2, or 3 or 4
according to desired display (press in suc-
cession).
This setting is independent of the setting in
the Info menu.
Setting of scroll time:
Keys MODE + INFO
(press in succession)
Set time with:
Return wit key BACK.
Note:
In ADR mode these data can also be faded-in pro-
vided that they are also transmitted by the program
supplier.
In the "Analog-radio" mode this information is not
available
Exchange, insert (sort) and copy pro-
gram position
(only possible in modes: ADR-radio, analog radio
and Favorite - not in DMX mode).
• If you want to change the current program se-
quence, you can do this using the functions:
⇒ Exchange program position or
⇒ Insert program position (sort) or
⇒ Copy program position.
• For this press the keys:
⇒ "MODE" and "ADR" resp.
⇒ "MODE" and "Radio" or
⇒ "MODE" and "Favorite" in succession,
according to whichever group you want to make
changes to.
Example in ADR mode:
Press keys MODE + ADR
in succession
⇓
Display readout: ADR-Program
entry → [ ok ]
⇓
Use the keys
⇓
to select whether you want to
exchange, insert or copy program po-
sitions.
⇓
Confirm with: ok.
⇓
Display readout: PROG-No. A 18
hr 3
⇓
Select via keys: or
the numeric keys:
which program position you want to
exchange, insert or copy
⇓
Press:
⇓
Select via keys: or
the numeric keys:
where you want to exchange, insert or
copy the program position to
⇓
Confirm with: ok.
If you want to manipulate further program positions
continue using the same sequence of actions.
If you want to exit from the menu, press the BACK
key until you are once again in normal program
mode.
The functions are carried out in the same manner
in the modes "Analog Radio" and "Favorite".
Caution!
When copying program positions, the program po-
sition that is being copied to is overwritten and is
consequently no longer retrievable.
Operation without remote control
When the satellite receiver is switched on, it al-
ways returns to the operating state that was se-
lected before it was switched off.
If the unit was previously in Standby mode when it
was switched off at the power button on the unit, it
switches back into Standby mode when it is
switched on again.
If you happen to have mislaid the remote control
handset, you can switch the receiver back into op-
eration by simultaneously pressing both -
keys on the front of the unit.
In the same way you can change over to the other
operating modes (DMX, ADR, Radio and Favor-
ite).
Connection and Start-Up
17
Attention:
Do not connect the unit to the electrical supply
until after all other installation work has been
carried out in accordance with regulations
• Satellite signal connection
Connect the Sat-IF input of the receiver to the
satellite receiving installation.
If there is a short circuit in the LNB supply
voltage, the LNB supply voltage is turned off
and the notification message "OVERLOAD"
is displayed on the LCD display.
Use a coaxial cable with an F-standard attach-
ment plug for the connection.
• If the F-plug is not yet mounted on the cable,
− strip back the cable as shown in the sketch.
− screw the F-plug carefully onto the cable
end until the plug is firmly seated on the ca-
ble.
Attention!
When fitting the plug, ensure that no strands of
wire from the braided shield are making contact
with the inner conductor thus giving rise to a
short circuit.
• Audio connection
Your satellite receiver has two pairs of audio
Cinch sockets available for connection to hi-fi
stereo equipment.
• Cinch socket pair (AUDIO):
The audio signal is adjustable at these sockets,
i.e. volume, balance and tone can be adjusted.
The sound muting (Mute) is also only effective
at these connections
Connect a hi-fi system or active speaker units
to these sockets
• Cinch socket pair (REC)
To benefit from the high quality of the digital ra-
dio programs (DMX- and free radio programs),
for high-quality hi-fi systems, and especially
also for tape recordings. At this output you can
take advantage of the full frequency range that
is being transmitted (see technical data).
The sound muting, volume and tone controls
are not effective at this connection in order not
to disturb any recordings.
• Digital audio recorder (DAT, DCC)
If a digital audio recorder is available, it can be
connected to the SPDIF-socket (Digital OUT
EL) for recording of the digital data stream of
ADR radio programs.
If there is an optical input available on the digi-
tal recorder, connect the UFD 231 to the optical
input.
External infrared receiver
If the receiver is to be operated from a location that
the remote control handset is unable to reach, (e.g.
with the connection of another stereo system in a
different room), an external infrared receiver can
be connected via the data copy connection IO
(Western modular 8-way). You can then also con-
trol the receiver from this room.
Now connect the receiver to the electricity supply.
Inserting batteries into the remote control.
• Open the cover located on the rear of the re-
mote control handset
• Insert both of the supplied batteries into the re-
mote control handset
• Take care that the batteries are inserted with
the correct polarity!
• Replace the cover to the battery compartment
(We recommend batteries of type : LR 3).
Note: Used batteries are a specialized waste
product! Do not therefore throw out used bat-
teries with household waste, instead hand
them over to a collection point for old batteries!
Now switch on the satellite receiver via the power
switch located on the front of the unit. The LED
display on the unit indicates the last program posi-
tion that was selected.
Check antenna signal level
With the key combination MODE + 0 the signal
level (bar diagram) is faded-in to the LCD display
This allows the antenna to be checked for optimal
alignment.
PROGRAMMING RADIO PROGRAMS
18
The satellite receiver has been preprogrammed in
the factory.
The predefined programs are all listed on pages 6
to 9 (German)!
More and more new programs are continually be-
ing transmitted via the satellites. To program-in
these new programs you can obtain the necessary
receiving parameters from current satellite maga-
zines. If you already have a TV satellite receiver
you can also call up the satellite transponder as-
signments (satellite channels) via the program
"SAT 1" videotext from page 516.
Programming radio programs
The setting of new programs is carried out:
− manually only for analog radio programs.
− manually or via search for digital radio pro-
grams (ADR and DMX)
With manual programming of radio programs the
following program parameters are to be set up:
• Satellite receiving frequency
• Polarization
• Orbit position
• Video deviation
• Oscillator
• Audio mode
• Audio frequency
• Audio de-emphasis (for analog progr. only)
• Program names (for analog progr. only)
Call the setup menu
(example for analog radio program)
Press MODE + RADIO
in succession
⇓
Display readout: RADIO-PROGRAM
entry → [OK]
⇓
Press ok
⇓
The first menu entry appears in LCD display:
Display readout: SAT-FREQUENCY
11214 MHz
⇓
Activation of first menu entry
with ok
⇓
Display readout: SAT-FREQUENCY
< 11214 MHz >
The setting can now be made.
⇓
Input of the new satellite frequency
with the numeric keys 0...9
or the keys
When setting further program parameters the fol-
lowing applies:
⇒ Step on to further menu entries with the keys
⇒ Activate the menus with ok
⇒ Setting of parameters with or with
the numeric keys for frequency inputs.
Explanation of the individual menu entries:
Satellite frequency:
• The frequency value is entered using the nu-
meric keys as a 5-digit number in the range
10700 to 12747 MHz
• You can carry out an optimization of the re-
ceiving frequency using the -keys.
Polarity:
• The satellites beam down their programs with
varying polarization.
• Set up the required polarity as either V or H.
Here vertical corresponds to V = 14 V and hori-
zontal to H=18 V LNB supply voltage.
• The additional setting possibilities "High" and
"Low" are intended for future control possibili-
ties in conjunction with "DiSEqC"-matrices. In
this case a different setting is chosen for the
initial setting in the "DiSEqC" menu.
• For standard receiving equipment you do not
need to pay any attention to High and Low.
Orbit position
If you have a multifeed receiving installation for re-
ception of several satellites e.g. Astra and Eutelsat,
assign each satellite to an orbit position, e.g. Astra
"orbit position 1" and Eutelsat "orbit position 2".
Take into account preprogrammiing in the initial
setup menu
Deviation
Set the video deviation to 16 MHz for reception of
Astra programs and to 25 MHz for reception of
Eutelsat programs.
PROGRAMMING RADIO PROGRAMS
19
Oscillator
The receiver is preprogrammed with 4 different os-
cillator frequencies (LO-settings) to allow matching
to different feeder systems. This also allows prob-
lem-free operation of the receiver with other feeder
systems (receiving systems) that possibly use a
different oscillator frequency.
The following oscillator frequencies (LO-
frequencies) are preprogrammed.
LO- Oscillator frequency
group MHz
LO 1 9750
LO 2 9750
LO 3 10600
LO 4 10000
To change the LO-frequencies see the Initial Setup
Menu.
Audio mode
• Set the desired audio mode "Stereo", "Mono
narrow" or "Mono wide" (for analog radio mode)
or else "Stereo", "Mono 1" or "Mono 2" (for ADR
and DMX radio modes).
Note!
The "Stereo" and "Mono narrow" modes are set
on reception of the audio subcarrier while
"Mono wide" is set on reception of the audio
main carrier (5.80; 6.50; 6.60; 6.65; 6.80 MHz).
Audio frequency
• Call up the audio frequency display
• Using the numeric keys enter the relevant audio
frequency directly in 3-digit form in the range
from 5.0 to 8.82 MHz. For stereo reception en-
ter the frequency for the left-hand audio chan-
nel. The frequency for the right-hand audio
channel is then positioned automatically at 180
kHz above that of the left-hand audio fre-
quency.
• When making settings using the keys
the frequencies listed in the following table can
be set up.
Audio frequency groups that can be set using the
-keys.
Frequency Table for Analog Radio Mode
Mode: Sound carrier frequencies:
Stereo 7.02/7.20 MHz
7.38/7.56 MHz
7.74/7.92 MHz
8.10/8.28 MHz
Mono 7.02 MHz
(narrow) 7.20 MHz
7.38 MHz
7.56 MHz
7.74 MHz
7.92 MHz
8.10 MHz
8.28 MHz
Mono 5.80 MHz
(wide) 6.50 MHz
6.60 MHz
6.65 MHz
6.80 MHz
Audio de-emphasis
• In the "Stereo" and "Mono narrow" audio modes
the de-emphasis is automatically set to
"dnr/75µs". In the "Mono wide" audio mode set
the de-emphasis to either "50 µs" or "J 17" ac-
cording to the best sound impression.
(analog radio mode only)
Program name (in analog radio mode only)
In this menu entry you can enter a 5-position pro-
gram name.
• Input with keys
• Continue with
The settings are now completed
Exit from the setup menu using the BACK key and
comply with the display fade-ins for storing the
selected parameters.
The settings for digital (ADR and DMX) radio pro-
grams are carried out in the same manner.
See also the Structure Menu at the end of the user
manual!
PROGRAMMING RADIO PROGRAMS
20
Search for ADR- and DMX-
programs
To locate new ADR- and DMX-programs the auto-
matic search can be set up in the Initial Setup
Menu for the UFD 231 receiver (setting in the de-
livered state).
The automatic search is started if the receiver is
switched into standby using the key on the re-
mote control handset.
In the process the receiver searches through the
entire frequency range for new programs.
If any are found the receiver then saves these pro-
grams.
When the search has finished the receiver finally
switches into standby, and the newly-discovered
ADR- and DMX-programs are displayed in the LCD
display.
If you want to cancel the search, press the key
on the remote control handset once again.
By means of the function sort (insert) you can sort
the new ADR radio programs into the desired or-
der.
The DMX programs will be sorted automatically
according to the predefined program numbers.
If the search is terminated with the message
"Memory full!", this indicates that the ADR program
memory is completely occupied. In this case at
least one program must be deleted via the ADR-
setup menu and the search is then to be started
again.
The automatic search can be turned off in the Ini-
tial Setup Menu.
INITIAL SETTING
21
The matching of the satellite receiver to the satel-
lite receiving installation is carried out in the Initial
Setup Menu.
The receiver has however already been factory-
preprogrammed for standard satellite receiving
installations
Changes to the initial settings are therefore
only necessary if your receiving installation dif-
fers from these types of installation.
These settings are generally carried out by the
specialist dealer during installation of the satellite
receiving system. You do not therefore need to be
too concerned about this section!
The Initial Setup Menu is divided up into 4 sub-
menus with the following menu entries.
See also Menu Structure in the appendix!
⇒ General Menu
• LNB supply
• LNB supply in standby
• LNB voltage step-up
• Language
• Program selection
⇒ Oscillator Menu
• LO 1 to LO 4
⇒ DiSEqC Menu
• 22 kHz signal
• Tone burst
• Full DiSEqC
⇒ Search Menu
• Search
• Frequency band
• Orbit position
• Oscillator
Calling the Initial Setup Menu:
To prevent unintentional alteration of the initial set-
tings, the Initial Setup Menu can only be called up
from the switched-off state (switched off at the
power button on the unit).
Call-up:
1. Simultaneously press both the program selec-
tion keys on the receiver and hold the
keys pressed.
2. Switch on the unit with the power button.
3. Release the keys when the following
appears in the LCD display.
General Menu
entry --> (OK)
The setting in the Initial Setup Menu is carried out
in the same way as for the normal setup menu
during station programming.
• Selection of main menus and submenus using
the keys .
• Call-up of a submenu and activation of the indi-
vidual menu entries with OK
Active menu entries are indicated by < ........>.
The setting can now be carried out.
• Setting of program data using the keys
(and the numeric keys 0-9 for oscil-
lator frequency input).
• Return using the key BACK.
• Storing of the input with OK
On quitting a menu entry the following query ap-
pears in the LCD display
Store?
YES>OK NO>BACK
Explanation of the menu entries:
General menu
LNB supply voltage
Here you are able to turn off the power supply for
the feeder system if the feeder system works off an
external power supply.
Presetting: ON
LNB supply voltage in Standby
When the receiver is in standby the LNB supply
voltage is normally switched off. If the power sup-
ply to the components for intercoupling of satellite
signals and terrestrial antenna signals is effected
from the receiver, the power supply for the feeder
system must also be ensured when the receiver is
in standby. In this case switch the power supply in
standby to "On".
Presetting: "Off".
LNB voltage step-up
If problems occur during polarization changeover,
e.g. due to a very long antenna line or unfavorable
tolerances in the distribution system with multi-user
systems, you can increase the LNB supply voltage
by approximately. 0.5-1 V.
Presetting: OFF
INITIAL SETTING
22
LCD display language
In this menu the LCD display language can be set
up. The available languages are: German, English
and French
Presetting: German
Program selection
The unit allows you to enter the program number in
one-, two- or three-digit form.
Setting Settable program position
One-digit input program positions 1 to 9
Two-digit input program positions 1 to 99
Three-digit input program positions 1 to 100
(For DMX up to 120, if
transmitted by the program
supplier)
Presetting: "3-digit".
Oscillator Menu
Satellites beam down their programs in a fre-
quency range that satellite receivers are unable to
deal with. In the receiving system (known as the
LNB - Low Noise Block converter or LNC - Low
Noise Converter) this frequency is converted to a
lower frequency that satellite receivers are then
able to handle.
The satellite transmission frequencies lie within the
following range:
10700 ... 11700 MHz
11700 ... 12750 MHz
The receiver input frequency however lies only
within the range:
950 .... 2150 MHz
The conversion of the high frequencies into a lower
frequency is effected with the aid of an oscillator
frequency (LO-frequency). Different oscillator fre-
quencies are used for the conversion depending
on the satellite frequency range and type of satel-
lite receiving installation.
The following oscillator frequencies (LO-
frequencies) are already preprogrammed in the
delivered state.
LO- Oscillator frequency
Group MHz
LO 1 9750
LO 2 9750
LO 3 10600
LO 4 10000
Select the LO-group that is to be changed and
enter the required LO-frequency using the numeric
keys or the keys.
The LO-frequency can be set within the frequency
range between 9000 and 12000 MHz.
DiSEqC ™)- Menu
DiSEqC is a proprietary name belonging to Eutel-
sat.
As already mentioned in the oscillator-frequency
menu entry, the satellites beam down their signals
in various frequency ranges.
Furthermore, with an appropriately equipped satel-
lite receiving installation, several satellites can be
received (multifeed installation).
The following receiving possibilities can be real-
ized:
⇒ Lower receiving range only (Low Band)
Frequency range: 10700 ... 11700 MHz
⇒ Upper receiving range only (High Band)
Frequency range: 11700 ... 12750 MHz
⇒ Reception of lower and upper frequency
ranges.
Frequency range: 10700 ... 12750 MHz
⇒ Reception of only Astra or only Eutelsat
⇒ Reception of both Astra and Eutelsat.
In order that the above-listed receiving possibilities
may be fully exploited, there are various technical
options available on the market, (change-over
boxes, matrices) for changeover and distribution of
the satellite signals to the individual subscribers.
If you are operating the receiver on such a receiv-
ing installation, you will be able to carry out the
necessary settings with this particular receiver.
INITIAL SETTING
23
The following settings are possible:
⇒ 22 kHz Off, High/Low or Pos. 1/2
⇒ Tone Burst 1) Off, High/Low or Pos. 1/2
⇒ Full DiSEqC 2) Off, On or Remote Mode
1) Tone Burst (simple DiSEqC)
2) Full DiSEqC (to Eutelsat specification)
The setting is dependent on the receiving system
that is used.
Therefore look carefully at the specification of the
receiving system and the other components con-
tained within the receiving installation, such as
change-over matrices, for example.
Presetting: 22 kHz signal Off.
Search Menu
Search ON or OFF
In the Search Menu, you specify whether a search
run is to be carried out after the receiver is
switched out of operation into standby mode.
After finishing the search the unit switches into
standby.
Presetting: On
In the Search Menu entries that follow on you set
the parameters for the search run.
• Frequency band, Low or High
• Orbit position
• Oscillator
See also the Structure Menu at the end of the user
manual!
General directions
• For particular queries relating to subscriptions
to DMX programs and problems concerning
smart cards contact (only for Germany):
Firma SELCO
Siedlerstraße 2
85774 Unterföhring
Germany
Telephone: (+49)-89-95007-788
• The copyright permits recordings of TV- and ra-
dio transmissions only for private or other indi-
vidual usage. Public broadcasting or dissemi-
nation of recorded transmissions or titles is not
permitted and incurs liability to pay compensa-
tion.
Technical Data
24
HF range:
Frequency range: 950 - 2150 MHz
Input level range: 47 - 78 dBµV
IF band width: 27 MHz
FM threshold: <7 dB
Audio (digital)
Standard: ISO/IEC 11172-3
(MPEG-1/Layer II)
Audio carrier freq. range: 0.18 - 8.82 MHz
Tuning: Search, direct input
and adjustable in
groups
Bandwidth: 130 kHz
Frequency range: 20 Hz - 20 kHz
Distortion factor (1kHz):<0.03%
S/N (A-curve): >91 dB
Output voltage: 2 Veff into 10 kΩ (DMX)
1 Veff into 10 kΩ (ADR)
Bit error rate (9 dB C/N): 10-6
Audio (analog)
Audio carrier freq. range: 5.0 - 8.82 MHz
Tuning: Direct input and
adjustable in groups
Bandwidth: Mono wide 280 kHz
Mono narrow/Stereo: 130 kHz
De-emphasis
Mono wide: 50 µs, J17
Mono narrow/Stereo: adaptive + 75 µs
Wegener Panda
Frequency range: 40 Hz - 15 kHz
Distortion factor (1kHz):<0.3 % (DNR)
S/N (weighted): >80 dB (DNR)
Output voltage: 1 Veff into 10 k Ω
Power supply:
Supply voltage: 220 - 240 V / 50 Hz
Voltage range: 150 - 260V
Power consumption: <25 W
Power consumption in standby: <4 W
LNB supply: Vert 14, Hor. 18 V
300 mA max
Control signal: DiSEqC
22 kHz rectangular
0.6 Vss
Connections
Sat.-IF input: F-socket 75 Ω
Audio output: 2x2 Cinch sockets
Remote control: Interface for PC-card
(Sub-D, 9-way)
Electrical digital output:
(SPDIF-format) Cinch socket
Optical digital output:
(SPDIF-format) Standard LWL-socket
(EIAJ Standard CP-1201)
Infrared remote control and
Data-Copy IO-connection:
Western (modular)
8-way.
Headset connection: Stereo jack plug
6.3 mm Ra=270 Ω
For headsets from
8 - 600 Ω
Temperature range:
Operating temperature range: +5°C......+40°C
Other details:
Dimensions (W*H*D): 375*65*275 mm
Weight: approx. 2.0 kg
Packing dimensions
(W*H*D): 440*100*360 mm
MENU STRUCTURE
25
Sat-frequency
11214 MHz
Polarization
hor. low
Orbit position
1
Deviation
16 MHz
Open setup Menu:
Press MODE+RADIO
Radio program
entry ---> (OK)
Mode
stereo
Frequency
7,38 / 7,56 MHz
Assign
entry ---> (OK)
Deemphasis
DNR / 75 us
Program name
"ANT B"
Prog-No. R 1
ANT B
Exchange
entry ---> (OK)
Favorite No. F10 # 1
List selection -->
Selection: A 1
alternating : (OK)
With No. R ..
alternating (OK)
Prog-No. R 1
Ant B
While No. R ..
alternating (OK)
Copy
entry ---> (OK)
Ins er t
entry ---> (OK)
Horizontal or
vertical
Satellite 1 to 4
16 or 25 MHz
Setting possibilities:
From 10700 ...
12750 MHz
Oscillator
LO 1
Prog-Nr. R 1
Ant B
Auf Nr. R ..
alternierend (OK)
LO 1 to LO4
DNR/75us;
50 us or J17
5 character
program-name
Open setup Menu:
Press MODE+ FAV
Open setup Menu:
Press MODE+ADR
Open setup Menu:
Press MODE+ DMX
or
or
ADR program
entry ---> (OK)
DMX pogram
entry ---> (OK)
or else
or else
Not available in ADR-aund
DMX-mode
Call-up and activate with
OK
Return with
BACK
Set desired program
position (applies for
every menu)
In alternation with
program number, (OK) is
faded-in after 2 seconds
Setup Menu
RADIO mode:
Stereo,
Mono narrow,
Mono wide
ADR/DMX mode:
Stereo,
Mono1,
Mono 2
5,00..8,82 MHz 0.18 . . 8.82 MHz
Selection of menu entries Setting with
with or the numeric keys
(for frequency setting)
MENU STRUCTURE
26
LNB-supply
LNB-supply
in stand by
LNB voltage
step-up
Language
Open Initial Setup
Menu
General-Menu
entry-->(OK)
Program selction
LO 1
09750 MHz
LO 2
09750 MHZ
Oscillator-Menu
entry--> (OK)
LO 3
9750 MHz
LO 4
9750 MHz
22 kHz signal
DiSEqC-Menu
entry--> (OK)
Tone burst
Full DiSEqC
Search
Frequency band
Orbit position
Oscillator
Search-Menu
entry --> (OK)
On/Off
On/Off
German / English /
French
1-/ 2-/ 3-digit
High/Low
Pos 1/2
Off
High/Low
Pos 1/2
Off
ON
Off
Remote-mode
High / Low
Position
1, 2, 3 or 4
LO 1, 2, 3 or 4
Setting
possibilietis
On/OFF
On/Off
Initial setup menu
Return with
BACK
Call-up and activate with
OK
Adjustable between:
9000 ..12000 MHz
ditto
ditto
ditto
Selection of menu entries Setting with
with or the numeric keys
(for frequency setting)
MENU STRUCTURE
27
TTA-scroll-line
Interval: 2 sec
TITLE
AR TIST
AL BU M
TTA-Data-Menu
MODE + INFO
AU THO R
CD-Number
RADIO-text
Off/ On
Off/ On
1...5 sek.
Call-up and activate with
OK
Return with
BACK
Info-Menu
Not possible in
Radio mode
Separetely adjustable for
ADR- and DMX-mode
Not available in
DMX-mode
Display TTA- DATA
-->OK
Off/ On
Off/ On
Off/ On
Off/ On
Setting possibilities:
Selection of menu entries Setting with
with
TTA-Data (Title, Track Artist)

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