Why does my Amiko Set-top boxes say no signal?
A 'No signal' message on your Amiko Set-top box might appear if the signal level is weak, the LNB is out of order, the cable from the LNB is incorrectly connected (short circuit or open circuit), or the dish position is aligned incorrectly.
Why is there no picture on my Amiko Set-top boxes screen?
If there is no picture on the screen when using your Amiko Set-top boxes, the receiver might be in Standby mode. Also, check if the RCA jack or cable is not connected firmly to the video output port of the television, ensure the correct channel or video output is selected on the television, or verify that the brightness level of your TV set is correctly defined.
What to do if Amiko Set-top boxes remote is not working?
If your Amiko Set-top boxes receiver isn't responding to the remote control unit (RCU), the RCU batteries might be dead or inserted incorrectly. Also, make sure the RCU is pointing in the right direction.
How to fix no sound on Amiko Set-top boxes?
If there is no sound from your Amiko Set-top boxes, check if the cable is connected correctly, ensure the volume level is not too low, and verify that the muting function is not active.
Why is the picture quality poor on my Amiko Set-top boxes?
If you're experiencing poor picture quality with your Amiko Set-top boxes, it could be due to a low signal strength.
What to do if Amiko Set-top boxes shows 'No TV program'?
If your Amiko Set-top boxes receiver is on but there's no picture or sound (with a 'NO TV program' message), it could be because the channel is not available or the channel is scrambled.
Why haven't settings changed on my Amiko Set-top boxes?
Settings you made in the Amiko Set-top boxes menu might not change if the receiver lost power before entering standby mode or some settings saved by the user were partly or fully deleted.
Why is there no display on the Amiko Set-top boxes LED Display Panel?
If there is no display on the LED Display Panel of your Amiko Set-top boxes, the power cord may not be plugged in correctly.
Describes the keys, indicators, and card slot of the HD8140C SE model.
Describes the front panel components of the HD8142 model, including remote sensor, USB, and display.
Details the front panel controls and indicators for the Amiko HD8155 receiver.
Outlines the front panel features of the HD8265+ model, including power, menu, and remote sensor.
Details the front panel features of the Amiko Mini HD265, including power, signal indicators, card slot, and common interface.
Describes the front panel components of the Mini Combo Extra, noting power indicators, card slot, and USB.
Covers the front panel of the Mira WiFi, including power, signal indicators, card slot, and USB port.
Details the front panel of the Impulse T2C, including remote sensor, indicators, card slot, USB, and display.
Outlines the front panel features of the Amiko T60, including remote sensor, indicators, USB, and buttons.
Describes the front panel of the Amiko T70, focusing on remote sensor, indicators, USB, and buttons.
Details the rear connections for the HD8140C SE, including RF IN, S/PDIF, USB, and TV.
Outlines the rear panel connections for the HD8142, covering RF IN, Ethernet, HD OUT, and audio/video ports.
Describes the rear panel of the HD8155, detailing LNB IN, S/PDIF, HDMI, RS 232, Ethernet, TV, and USB ports.
Details the rear connections for the HD8265+, including LNB IN, RF IN, S/PDIF, USB, AV OUT, HD OUT, and RS 232.
Manages receiver power states and audio mute functionality.
Explains how to scan for satellite channels, including LNB types and DiSEqC settings.
Details how to upgrade the receiver's software using a USB drive.
Explains how to perform manual or automatic software updates via an internet connection.
Describes how to update software from an FTP server when connected to the internet.
Describes the keys, indicators, and card slot of the HD8140C SE model.
Describes the front panel components of the HD8142 model, including remote sensor, USB, and display.
Details the front panel controls and indicators for the Amiko HD8155 receiver.
Outlines the front panel features of the HD8265+ model, including power, menu, and remote sensor.
Details the front panel features of the Amiko Mini HD265, including power, signal indicators, card slot, and common interface.
Describes the front panel components of the Mini Combo Extra, noting power indicators, card slot, and USB.
Covers the front panel of the Mira WiFi, including power, signal indicators, card slot, and USB port.
Details the front panel of the Impulse T2C, including remote sensor, indicators, card slot, USB, and display.
Outlines the front panel features of the Amiko T60, including remote sensor, indicators, USB, and buttons.
Describes the front panel of the Amiko T70, focusing on remote sensor, indicators, USB, and buttons.
Details the rear connections for the HD8140C SE, including RF IN, S/PDIF, USB, and TV.
Outlines the rear panel connections for the HD8142, covering RF IN, Ethernet, HD OUT, and audio/video ports.
Describes the rear panel of the HD8155, detailing LNB IN, S/PDIF, HDMI, RS 232, Ethernet, TV, and USB ports.
Details the rear connections for the HD8265+, including LNB IN, RF IN, S/PDIF, USB, AV OUT, HD OUT, and RS 232.
Manages receiver power states and audio mute functionality.
Explains how to scan for satellite channels, including LNB types and DiSEqC settings.
Details how to upgrade the receiver's software using a USB drive.
Explains how to perform manual or automatic software updates via an internet connection.
Describes how to update software from an FTP server when connected to the internet.
General| Ethernet | Yes |
|---|---|
| High Definition (HD) | Yes |
| Audio Decoding | MPEG-1 Layer I/II, MP3, AAC |
| RAM | 512MB |
| Ethernet Speed | 10/100 Mbps |
| USB Version | 2.0 |
| CI Slot | No |
| Operating System | Proprietary |
| Tuner Type | DVB-S2, DVB-T2 |
| Video Output | HDMI |
| Audio Output | HDMI, RCA |
| Power Supply | 12V DC |
| Supported standards | DVB-S2, DVB-T2 |
| Connectors | HDMI, RCA, USB, Ethernet |
| Conditional Access System | Conax |
| Video Decoding | MPEG-2, MPEG-4, H.264 |
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