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General| Tuner Type | DVB-S2 |
|---|---|
| HDTV Compatible | Yes |
| FTA (Free to Air) | Yes |
| Ethernet Port | No |
| Power Supply | Internal |
| Video Output | HDMI, Composite |
| Receiver Type | Satellite |
| Video Decoding | MPEG-2 |
| Video Resolution | 1080p, 720p, 576p, 480p |
| USB Port | Yes (USB 2.0) |
| PVR Functionality | Yes |
| Supported File Formats | AVI, MKV, MP3 |
| Storage Capacity | External USB HDD (Up to 2TB) |
Describes the front panel controls and their visibility for remote operation.
Details the various ports on the rear panel for connecting peripherals and satellite input.
Explains the function of each button on the remote control for operating the receiver.
Provides quick access to common receiver functions using specific remote control button combinations.
Explains how to connect the satellite receiver to a TV using HDMI for best quality or RCA for standard definition.
Advises caution when operating electronic devices in unsafe locations or violating safeguards.
Details connecting to older TVs with antenna jacks or to a VCR for standard definition viewing.
Explains connecting the satellite dish coax cable and the power supply to the receiver.
Guides through selecting install type, cable type, and TV resolution for initial setup.
Guides setting the correct time zone and daylight savings option for accurate local time display.
Explains the importance of Signal Strength and Quality meters for optimal performance and troubleshooting connection issues.
Illustrates how signal meter readings indicate receiver connection and dish aiming status.
Details the process of aiming the satellite dish by panning and adjusting for optimal signal quality.
Explains how color bars on the signal quality meter indicate the dish aiming status.
Describes making small adjustments to elevation and azimuth to maximize signal quality for consistent programming.
Explains that signal level indicates a working LNBF but not necessarily correct satellite alignment.
Details the information displayed on the channel banner, including channel number, name, and signal strength.
Explains how to access detailed program information (EPG) and technical channel data using the 'i' key.
Advises on proper cable routing, securing, protection, and grounding according to electrical codes.
Warns against using existing or low-quality cabling and advises against using splitters.
Details how to set up the receiver for multiple rooms using a multi-switch.
Explains how to connect a USB drive to enable the Digital Video Record feature.
Lists the minimum and maximum USB drive sizes and recommends external power for portable drives.
Describes how recordings can be played back on the receiver or viewed on other devices.
Highlights remote keys for DVR operations and using EPG for scheduling recordings.
