Philips DSR2000/00M manual Glossary

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GLOSSARY

Band

Frequency band of a satellite.

 

Low band and high band.

CA

Conditional Access: denotes encrypted channels.

CVBS

Composite Video Burst Sync: video standard for TV or VCR equipment.

DiSEqC

Digital Satellite Equipment Control.

DVB

Digital Video Broadcast.

EPG

Electronic Programme Guide.

Favourite list

List of selected channels from the channel pool.

Free

Freely receivable (not encrypted) channels.

GHz

Abbreviation for gigahertz (giga = billion).

LNB

Low Noise Block Converter: electronic unit on parabolic antenna for

 

receiving satellite signals.

LO

Local Oscillator: part of the LNB; converts the satellite signal into a

 

frequency range receivable by the receiver.

MHz

Abbreviation for megahertz (mega = million).

MPEG

Moving Picture Expert Group: standardisation body for encoding and

 

compression of images.

OSD

On-screen Display: indication or flashing of information on the screen.

PID

Packet Identification: identification number for video, audio, videotext etc.

PCR

Programme Clock Reference.

Pool

Channel pool: collection of all receivable TV and radio channels.

RGB

Video standard (separated into 3 individual signals for red, green and

 

blue).

Standby

Power saving sleep mode.

SVHS

Super Video Home System: video recorder standard (S Video).

Symbol rate

indicates the data rate transferred per second

 

(in MS/s Megasymbol/second or kS/s kilosymbol/second).

Transponder

A digital transponder is capable of transmitting several TV and radio

 

channels simultaneously on a single transmitting frequency.

VCR

Video Cassette Recorder.

YC

(Y = luminance, C = colour signal) video signal standard for SVHS

 

recorders.

GB

Zapping

Frequent switching between channels using remote control.

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Contents Page Page Contents Safety Instruction Humidity, sunlight, heat Remote controlLocation VentilationSAT-IF Output ConnectionsAudio TV L & R SAT-IF InputYour Remote C r Operating Your UnitLocal Operation 25 t 1 2Selecting the Menu Language Remote Control FunctionsLast channel using the E key Zapper function using the OK and Cvwb keysChannel management using 10 favourite lists Switching Between TV and RadioSelecting the Channel Language Adjusting the SoundTimer Shows the title, start and end of the next programme Deleting timer programmingTimer programming EPG Programme Information Basic NavigatorDelete Menu StructureChannels Favourite listChanging the favourite name CopyingChannel pool for advanced users Show antenna signal and reception parametersActivating the parental control Parental controlChanging the security code PIN Astra Search ModeSatellite search mode Transponder search modeInputting the orbit position SatellitesEntering or amending a name Inputting LO1 Inputting LO2Menu language InstallationSignal paths Time offsetLNB LNB settingsCH+/- selection OK Download Over Air software update via satelliteDownload Receiving scrambled channels Via satellite search modeVia transponder search mode General remarksGlossary Technical Data TV system digital Power supplySoftware update RF rangeProblem Possible Cause Action TroubleshootingDFU DSR 2000/01 3111 176

DSR2000, DSR2000/00M specifications

The Philips DSR2000/00M, more commonly known as the DSR2000, is a digital satellite receiver that has garnered attention for its impressive functionality and user-friendly interface. Designed for both casual viewers and dedicated enthusiasts, the DSR2000 provides a versatile platform for receiving and enjoying satellite television broadcasts.

One of the hallmark features of the DSR2000 is its robust satellite reception capabilities. With support for multiple satellite systems and advanced tuning technology, the receiver can effortlessly pull in a wide range of channels from various broadcasting services. This capability ensures that users have access to a rich selection of international and local programming, ranging from news to entertainment.

The DSR2000 also excels in image and sound quality. It is equipped with digital output options, allowing for the transmission of high-quality audio and video signals to compatible television sets. The receiver supports various video formats, ensuring compatibility with modern HDTVs and delivering crisp, vibrant images that enhance the viewing experience.

User convenience is another significant aspect of the DSR2000. The device features an intuitive on-screen menu that simplifies navigation through channels and settings. Equipped with a remote control, users can easily access their favorite programs, adjust settings, and set up parental controls. The inclusion of programmable timers enables users to schedule recordings for later viewing, making it easier to keep up with favorite shows.

In terms of connectivity, the DSR2000 offers a range of options. It features multiple output ports, including HDMI and RCA connections, ensuring compatibility with various audio and video systems. This flexibility allows users to integrate the receiver into their existing home entertainment setups seamlessly.

The device is also designed for future scalability. With software updates available, users can ensure that their receiver remains up to date with the latest features and performance enhancements. This commitment to ongoing support adds to the longevity and value of the DSR2000.

In summary, the Philips DSR2000/00M is an impressive digital satellite receiver that combines advanced technology with user-friendly features. Its robust reception capabilities, high-quality audio and video output, and intuitive interface make it a prominent choice for individuals looking to enhance their satellite viewing experience. Whether for casual watching or more dedicated use, the DSR2000 stands out as a reliable and efficient option in the realm of satellite television.