Kathrein UFD 420 KHz signal, Tone-burst and DiSEqC-signal, Setting options in the DiSEqC menu

Initial settings

The UFD 420 receiver is equipped with:

∙DiSEqC tone-burst control signal

(also termed Simple DiSEqC or DiSEqC)

∙DiSEqC 1.1 control signal.

The necessary setting is dependent on the components of your receiving system..

Setting options in the DiSEqC menu

∙Call the initial setup menu (see paragraph “Calling the initial setup menu“).

∙Using the keys move to menu entry “DiSEqC menu . . .“.

∙Activate the submenu “DiSEqC menu . . .“.using the keys

The following menu appears (factory preset):

Setting option:
22 kHz signal:	Off, High/Low, Pos A/B
Tone burst:	Off, Pos A/B, Opt A/B,
	High/Low
DiSEqC:	Off, On
DiSEqC Repeat:	Off, 1 or 2
UFO mini	Off, On, UFO twin

Remote frequency TV: 920 to 2150		MHz
	VCR: 920 to 2150	MHz
UFO micro:	Off, On, Reset

The bottom line shows the keys you can use to make the settings.

22 kHz signal

In this menu entry, you specify whether the 22 kHz signal is to be used to switch between a satellite‘s lower and upper frequency range (low/high) or to switch be- tween two satellite positions (Pos. A/B).

22 kHz			or	22 kHz
High/Low	Freq. range	22 kHz		Pos. A/B	Orbit Pos.	22 kHz
	Low	Off			1 and 3	Off
	High	On			2 and 4	On

(factory preset)

See also video setup menu, menu lines: Polarisation and Orbit Position

Tone-burst and DiSEqC-signal

If more than four control criteria are needed in a receiving system, a

DiSEqC control signal is required.

Which of the two setting options is required: “Tone Burst“ or “ DiSEqC“ depends on the components of the receiving system.

Thus take into account the specifications of the components present in the receiv- ing system (switch-over matrices).

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