Kathrein 260376, UFD 231 operating instructions Safety and Installation Tips, Risk of an accident

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SAFETY AND INSTALLATION TIPS

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.

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Contents Kathrein Radio Satelliten Receiver UFD Contents FRONT, Rear and Remote Control Handset DISPLAYS, Keys and Connections Power switch with supply isolationTechnical Design Details DLF ADR Radio ProgramsDMX Radio Programs DMX Radio Programs Analog Radio Programs Programmbank Favorite ProgramsRisk of an accident Safety and Installation TipsInfo Description of Keys on Remote Control HandsetDigital radio reception Switching the unit onReceiver Operation Program selectionSound On/Off Volume, Balance, Tone controlAnalog radio programs Display last titleDisplay information Favorite modeHeadset Programming Favorite ProgramsExchange, insert sort and copy pro- gram position Operation without remote control∙ Digital audio recorder DAT, DCC Inserting batteries into the remote controlCheck antenna signal level ∙ Audio connectionProgramming radio programs Programming Radio ProgramsAudio de-emphasis Audio modeOscillator Audio frequencySearch for ADR- and DMX- programs General menu Initial SettingCalling the Initial Setup Menu Program selection DiSEqC MenuOscillator Menu LCD display languageSearch Menu Audio digital Power supplyTemperature range HF rangeMenu Structure Setup MenuInitial setup menu Selection of menu entries Info-Menu