Advanced users guide | Samsung SFT-202 specification

Manual Tuning Menu

F2 - Mode

F1 – Manual

Check you LNB settings are correct (you can access the LNB set-up menu by highlighting the LNB Settings button and press OK; see page 22 for LNB set-up information). If your tuning and LNB settings are correct, your dish may not be adequate to receive the signal or out of alignment with the satellite.

Provided you are receiving a good Signal and Data, you may now proceed with one of the three download methods: Network, Bouquet, or Manual. You may highlight the FTA box and change the option to “on” to download Free-to-Air channels.

to change satellite

Use

Advanced users guide:

Tuning to different channel frequencies:

If the satellite you desire is not in the Preset listing, or you want to tune the receiver to a different set of channels, please follow the instructions below:

To access the tuning menu, press the Menu key:

Move the cursor to Channel Setup and press OK. Press OK on Tuning to access the Tuning Menu Press F1 to enter the Manual Tuning Menu.

By referring to your channel listings, enter the Frequency,Symbol Rate (use 0-9 keys), Polarity and FEC (Use LEFT/RIGHT keys) in the appro- priate boxes for the channels you wish to tune to.

LNB

Preset

Satellite

Frequence

Sym. Rate

Polarity

FEC

Signal Found

	FTA	Off
	FTA	Off

Setup Satellite

Astra-19.2E

11720

27500 Hor 18v 3/4

Signal

Data

Note: If you are using more than one LNB, be sure to select the correct LNB (A, B,C or D) for your tuning parameters.You can change your LNB settings by highlighting the LNB settings button and pressing OK (see page 22).

Auto	Network	Bouquet	PIDs

Use		to change Satellite

F1 – Manual			F2 - Mode

You need to press OK to update the entered parameters and thereceiver will try to tune to the new settings.

If the message “Signal Found” is displayed and both the Signal and Data bar graphs are GREEN, you may now select a tuning method.

If the message “No Signal” is shown, please check that your tuning parameters are correct

LNB