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7.7 Setting up new channels
If required, you can add new channels to the pre-programmed set of channels. For this purpose, each
satellite provides blank channel positions (marked by ********).
Example: How to
programme RTL to channel position 143 (Hotbird 13° East). The information to do this is collected in the
table of chapter 8,„Pre-programmed channels“,channel 128:
Transponder frequency: 11.596 MHz
Polarisation level: Hor.skew + 100
Tuner bandwidth 36 MHz
LNB input 1
Polarity: Normal
Brightness: 2
Audio bandwidth: 130 kHz
Deemphasis: TMSP
Volume: 6
Audio frequency left channel: 7.02 MHz
Audio frequency right channel: 7.20 Mhz
Audio mode: Stereo
Warning: In all the
menus described below, press the key to turn off the coloured screen background which is used to
check the settings.
> select channel 143.
> call the channel menu (see page 23).
> press to set pointer to „new channels and satellites“.
> press .
> press to set pointer to „channel“.
> press or use
the ten-key keypad to
select 11.596 MHz.
> press to set
pointer to „LNB input“
> press to select 1.
> press to set
pointer to „tuner bandwidth“
> press to select „36 MHz“.
> press to set pointer to „additional settings“.
> press to select the menu „outdoor unit“.
> press to set pointer to „AFC“.
> press to turn off.
> press to set
pointer to „optimise
skew“.
> press to optimise.
> press to set
pointer to „AFC“
> press to turn on. >
press to store the parameters selected in this menu and to turn to the menu „video settings“.
Press to select the next menu without memorising the settings.
> press to set pointer to „brightness“.
> press to select 2.
OK
OK
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New channels and satellites
satellite Hotbird-II F 1 13a
>channel ******** 11.221 GHz
stored position 5068
antenna position 5068
LNB input 1
tuner bandwidht 27 MHz
additional settings
signal level 077
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Outdoor unit
>skew +100
polarisation Skew
22 kHz Aus
AFC An
optimise skew
signal level 175
^/v/</>/MENU/OK/STOP
STOP
MENU
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