Philips IT-DSR1000/S, DSR 1000 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

Program 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.

Zapping

Frequent switching between channels using remote control.

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Contents Page Contents Safety Instruction Location Remote controlVentilation Humidity, sunlight, heatAudio TV L & R ConnectionsSAT-IF Input SAT-IF OutputYour Remote Operating Your Unit Local Operation25 t 1 2 C r Remote Control Functions Selecting the Menu LanguageChannel Selection 1930 2000 News programme Switching Between TV and Radio$ = encrypted SatelliteAdjusting the Sound TimerSelecting the Channel Language Timer programming Deleting timer programmingEPG Programme Information Basic Navigator Shows the title, start and end of the next programmeChannels Menu StructureFavourite list DeleteChanging the favourite name CopyingChannel pool for advanced users Show antenna signal and reception parametersParental control Changing the security code PINActivating the parental control Satellite search mode Search ModeTransponder search mode AstraInstallation SatellitesTime offset Menu language Signal pathsVCR RGBLNB LNB settingsDownload Over Air software update via satellite DownloadCH+/- selection OK Glossary Technical Data Software update Power supplyRF range TV system digitalProblem Possible Cause Action TroubleshootingPage DFU DSR 1000 3111 176

DSR 1000, IT-DSR1000, IT-DSR1000/S specifications

The Philips IT-DSR1000/S, often referred to as the DSR 1000, represents the pinnacle of modern digital satellite receivers, blending advanced technology with user-friendly features. Designed for both home entertainment enthusiasts and casual viewers, the DSR 1000 provides an unparalleled satellite viewing experience that stands out in the market.

One of the primary features of the DSR 1000 is its superior image quality, supporting high-definition video formats that provide crystal clear visuals. With up to 1080p resolution, users can enjoy their favorite shows and movies with vibrant colors and stunning detail. This is enhanced by advanced video processing technologies that ensure smooth playback without artifacts, making every viewing session immersive.

The DSR 1000 incorporates a robust and intuitive user interface, enabling viewers to navigate channels and settings effortlessly. A customizable electronic program guide (EPG) allows users to access information about upcoming shows and events, facilitating better viewing choices. The receiver also supports multiple languages, catering to a diverse audience around the globe.

Connectivity is a key characteristic of the DSR 1000. It features multiple HDMI outputs for seamless connection to modern televisions, along with composite and component outputs for older models. Additionally, it includes USB ports for recording live television and downloading content, expanding its functionality.

The Philips IT-DSR1000 is equipped with advanced satellite tuning technologies, ensuring quick and efficient channel scanning and tuning. This feature allows users to quickly find available channels and enjoy their programming without delays. The receiver is also compatible with various satellite formats, making it a versatile choice for different satellite systems.

Audible features are not overlooked, as the DSR 1000 includes digital audio output options, allowing for high-fidelity sound transmitted to audio systems or soundbars. This enhances the overall viewing experience, providing rich and immersive audio quality alongside the stunning visuals.

Overall, the Philips DSR 1000 combines advanced technology, user-friendly features, and exceptional audio-visual performance. Designed for versatility and ease of use, it caters to the needs of various viewers, from dedicated cinephiles to family entertainment seekers. With its commitment to quality and innovation, the DSR 1000 continues to set a high standard in the realm of digital satellite receivers.
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