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If you get a clear picture from the satellite receiver, you must then set your satellite receiver to use another transmitter channel in the range from channel 21 to channel 69 (see below).
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NOTE: A change of the UHF output channel of the satellite receiver requires a change of setting via the main menu of the receiver. The UHF output channel can only be seen when the TV is set to channel 38 as described above.
If the setting above results in an unsatisfactory picture, you must temporarily remove the aerial cable from the antenna/modulator input (ANT IN) of the satellite receiver. This is the only way to make sure that you can use the UHF channel 38 set to temporarily display the main menu of the satellite receiver on the screen to enable you to make the necessary changes.
•Activate the main menu of the receiver by pressing the [menu] button on the remote control.
The main menu now appears on the screen, and the top menu line with the text ‘TV programmes’ is clearly marked to appear different from the lines below. (See chapter 4.2, page 20)
•In the main menu you must now mark up the menu line ’Settings’ by moving the marking on the screen downwards by means of the cursor/arrow buttons [arrow down] of the remote control until the line ‘Settings’ is marked and highlighted.
•Confirm the choice by pressing the [OK] button of the remote control. Now the submenu ’Settings’ will appear on the screen.
•Mark up the menu line ’Audio/Video Settings’ in the same way.
•Confirm the choice by pressing the [OK] button of the remote control. Now the submenu ’Audio/- Video Settings’ will appear on the screen.
•Now select the menu line ’UHF output channel’ by marking up this line by means of the [arrow buttons] of the remote control.
•Now you can enter the new UHF output channel that you want to use on your TV by entering the number of the channel directly via the numerical buttons
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