TechniSat DIGITY CI Operating Manual manual Additional Settings

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5.4.3 Additional Settings

Once you have adjusted the switching matrix of your DVB receiver to the requirements of your receiving installation, you should now check and, if necessary, correct the other settings relating to your receiving unit.

>	Use the arrow keys left/right to move the marker to
	the item LNB Test.
>	Now, in the line whose setting you wish to change, use
	the arrow keys up/down to select the field
	Continue.
(Fig. 5-9)
	Confirm by pressing OK. The menu LNB Settings
>

will be displayed.(Fig. 5-9)

The following settings can be effected in this menu:

DiSEqC Type

>In this line, use the arrow keys left/right to select the type of LNB you are using. You can choose from

Single LNB, Quatro LNB, DisiCon 1 LNB, DisiCon 2 LNB, DisiCon 4 LNB, C-Band LNB and a User LNB, for manual entry of LNB data.

>Press OK to accept the setting and store it in memory.

Test Transponder

The following items of this menu should only be entered when you wish to test the signal of a particular satellite.

Transponder frequency

In this line, use the numeric keys to enter a frequency on which digital programmes are broadcast.

Polarisation

Use the arrow keys up/down to enter the desired polarisati- on plane (horizontal or vertical).

Symbol rate

The symbol rate indicates the volume of data transmitted per second. For example, this could be 27500 (27500 symbols per second). Use the numeric keys to enter the appropriate value.

User LNB

If you have selected the DiSEqC Type User LNB, you can select further parameters:

LOF low band

LOF (Local oscillator frequency) is the frequency used to convert the received frequency into the so-called 1. intermediate frequency, which can then be interpreted by the receiver. So-called Universal LNBs utilize 2 LOFs to cover the entire reception range of 10.7 to 11,8 GHz (low-band) and 11,7 to 12,75 GHz (high band).

>In this line, use the numeric keys to enter the LOF of the low band of your LNB.

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