Centrale digitale terretre programmabile / Digital terrestrial programmable headend
ADD 1 CHANNEL:
Tap ADD 1 CHANNEL and choose the channel you want
to receive. Tap to confirm.
By changing the second value, you can decide where to
place the channel at the output. Tap to confirm.
1 CHANNEL mode is indicated by a ‘>’
CONVERSION OF A CHANNEL: If the 2 channel
numbers indicate the same value, there is
no conversion. If the 2 channel numbers indicate a
different value, there is conversion. In this example, if
the display is set to show 21> 5, the received channel
21 is converted or frequency shifted to the output
channel 5.
ADD 2 CHANNELS:
Tap ADD 2 CHANNELS and choose the adjacent pair of
channels you want to receive.
Tap to confirm.
2 CHANNELS mode is indicated by a ‘+’
When adding 2 channels, conversion is not possible.
Remark1: The first channel will determine if your input
becomes a VHF only or UHF only input. This means that
VHF and UHF cannot be combined in one input.
Remark 2: The value 60dBµV (in the bottom right
corner) indicates the incoming level of the channel.
Remark 3: For EU, Italy and New-Zealand region,
Channel 13 (230-240 MHz) and “VHF” can be used.
“VHF” means the whole band is treated in 1 bandpass
filter from 174 to 240 MHz. Channels “VHF” and CH13
cannot be converted and are not part of the 2-channel
mode, as they have different bandwidths.
Note: it might take up to 20 seconds for the AGC to stabilize
the signal levels
To add another channel, scroll down to ADD 1
CHANNEL or ADD 2 CHANNELS and tap to confirm.
To prevent bad quality or scrambled images, make
sure that only one input channel is assigned to one
output channel. If 2 channels are assigned to the same
output channel, a star () will appear.
The same applies for adding 2 channels. Make sure
that each output channel is selected only once.
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