How do I resolve an empty EPG on my EchoStar DSB-2200 2Ci Viaccess?
An empty EPG can occur for several reasons: * You may have selected an empty favorites list. Select another favorites list. * The selected program might not support EPG. Unfortunately, there is no solution for this, as the data is supplied by the service provider and is beyond control. * The local time might be incorrect. Set the correct time in the Local Time menu.
What to do if I cannot find a channel on my EchoStar DSB-2200 2Ci Viaccess Receiver?
If you can't find a channel that should be available, it might be due to the following: * You may be in the wrong list. Check the 'all channels' list and select the correct favorite list. * The channel might be hidden. Try unhiding the channel.
How to fix EchoStar DSB-2200 2Ci Viaccess Receiver that sometimes does not respond to the RCU?
If your receiver sometimes fails to respond to the RCU, it could be due to a few reasons: * Direct sunlight from behind the receiver. Try closing the sun blinds or moving closer to the receiver. * Insufficient aiming at the receiver. Aim directly at the receiver display. You might also consider installing an RCU extender. * Almost empty batteries. Replace the batteries with new ones.
Why does my EchoStar TV show black areas on the left and right of the screen?
Black areas on the sides of the screen typically occur because you haven't selected the correct aspect ratio for your TV. On the receiver, go to the user profile menu and select the correct aspect ratio.
Why is my EchoStar DSB-2200 2Ci Viaccess Receiver not responding to the RCU?
If your receiver isn't responding to the RCU, the batteries might be empty. Try inserting new batteries.
What to do if my TV shows a 'No Signal' message with my EchoStar Receiver?
If your TV displays a 'No Signal' message, it might be due to bad signal reception. Ensure that the selected channel is transmitting, the correct dish or LNB is selected, and the dish and LNB are clean and correctly adjusted. Perform any necessary maintenance.
How to fix bad picture or noisy sound on my EchoStar Receiver in TV or radio mode?
A bad picture or noisy sound can stem from: * Poor signal reception. To solve this, ensure the dish and LNB are clean and correctly adjusted. Perform any necessary work. * Signal interference with UHF-installation. Check the UHF settings and ensure you are using the correct channel. Refer to the TV/radio user guide for more information.
General| System Standard | DVB-S |
|---|---|
| Tuner Type | Single |
| Input Frequency Range | 950 - 2150 MHz |
| Demodulation | QPSK |
| Conditional Access | Viaccess |
| Scart Output | 1 |
| RS-232 Interface | Yes |
| Smartcard Reader | 1 |
| Type | Receiver |
| Symbol Rate | 2-45 MS/s |
| LNB Power | 13/18V |
| DiSEqC | 1.0/1.2 |
| Video Decoder | MPEG-2 |
| Audio Decoder | MPEG-2 |
| Video Output | CVBS |
| Audio Output | Stereo |
| Power Supply | 50Hz |
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