To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Silvercrest Receiver has a system crash?
If your Silvercrest Receiver system crashes and can't be operated, disconnect it from the power supply and reconnect after 10 seconds. This usually resolves the issue. Note that software crashes are not considered malfunctions under guarantee.
Why is my Silvercrest SL 35 remote control not working?
If the Silvercrest Receiver remote control isn't working, first replace the batteries. If that doesn't work, make sure you're aiming the remote control directly at the front of the receiver and that nothing is blocking the signal.
What to do if my Silvercrest Receiver has no sound or image but receiver menus are displayed?
If your Silvercrest Receiver displays no sound or image, but the receiver menus are visible, the antenna may not be directed correctly towards the satellite. Ensure the antenna is properly directed. Also, check the cable connections from the LNB to the receiver and from the receiver to the connected equipment to ensure there's a signal.
Why does my Silvercrest Receiver have a poor image, blocking error, formation of small blocks, and sound stops?
If your Silvercrest Receiver shows a poor image with blocking errors, small blocks, or sound stops, the antenna may not be precisely directed towards the satellite. Adjust the antenna for better precision. You can use the “Info” key on the remote control to display the signal strength for proper alignment. Also, the LNB may be defective and require replacement.
How to fix Silvercrest Receiver when satellite cannot be found, or no signal?
If your Silvercrest Receiver cannot find a satellite or shows no signal, adjust the antenna slightly to the left, wait approximately 3 seconds, and repeat until both signal and quality are displayed. With a signal of about 60%, the black background should disappear, and the TV image will appear. To change the satellite, select a current channel from the preset list and press the INFO key.
What to do if my Silvercrest SL 35 Receiver TV set does not display any image?
If your Silvercrest Receiver TV set does not display any image, make sure the TV is set to the correct AV input.
Why does my Silvercrest SL 35 have no image, no sound, even though signal strength and signal quality are OK?
If your Silvercrest Receiver has no image or sound, but the signal strength and quality are OK, the satellite antenna may be directed to the wrong satellite.
Why is my Silvercrest Receiver having bad reception of DSF and other channels?
If you are experiencing bad reception of channels like DSF on your Silvercrest Receiver, a wireless telephone (DECT standard) might be causing interference. Try moving the telephone to a different location.
Why is the frontal display dark on my Silvercrest SL 35?
If the frontal display of your Silvercrest Receiver is dark, ensure that the mains cable is properly connected to the power source.
How to fix Silvercrest SL 35 Receiver when a channel has received new frequency and is not transmitted anymore with the current data?
To resolve this issue on your Silvercrest Receiver, delete the channel and perform an automatic scan.
General| Brand | Silvercrest |
|---|---|
| Model | SL 35 |
| Category | Receiver |
| Language | English |
Identifies and describes the front panel controls and indicators of the receiver, including LEDs and buttons.
Details the various input and output ports located on the rear panel of the receiver.
Shows an illustration of the remote control for identifying its layout.
Explains the specific function of each button on the remote control for operating the receiver.
Outlines the manual's objective to ensure appropriate, safe, and favorable usage of the satellite receiver.
Explains the specific formatting and style features used within the manual for clarity.
Essential warnings and instructions for safe electrical connection, operation, and handling of the receiver.
Details suitable locations and environmental conditions to ensure safe operation and prevent damage.
Provides guidelines for safe handling, disposal, and replacement of batteries for the remote control.
Explains the meaning of 'Danger!' and 'Caution!' symbols and text used in safety instructions.
Defines the receiver's proper use for private satellite reception and warns against improper operations.
Lists all items included in the product package, such as the receiver, remote control, batteries, and cables.
Details the receiver's ability to tune unencrypted digital satellite channels and its pre-programmed satellite data.
Lists user interface languages and outlines key technical specifications and features of the equipment.
Covers advanced features like DiSEqC, EPG, aspect ratio settings, and channel management tools.
Guides on connecting the receiver to the satellite antenna using a coaxial cable.
Explains how to connect the receiver to TVs, VCRs, and stereo systems using SCART and Cinch cables.
Details the connection of the coaxial digital output for audio-digital receiver setups.
Provides detailed steps for stripping and preparing the coaxial cable for the F connector installation.
Guides on correctly attaching the F connector to the prepared coaxial cable for the LNB IN connection.
An illustration showing the complete setup of the receiver with antenna, TV, and audio equipment.
Covers connecting the antenna cable and selecting an optimal location and direction for the satellite dish.
Details the step-by-step process for aligning the antenna to the desired satellite for optimal signal reception.
Explains fine-tuning adjustments and checking signal strength for accurate satellite aiming.
Guides on optimizing vertical elevation and horizontal azimuth angles for clear signal reception.
Instructions for installing batteries in the remote control and basic operational guidelines.
Covers connecting the receiver to power, switching it on, and initial checks.
Explains how to enter standby mode and notes the receiver's low power consumption.
Describes the information bar displayed during channel changes and the meaning of various symbols.
Explains how to interact with the receiver's menus and on-screen display using the remote control.
Provides an overview of the menu hierarchy and detailed instructions for navigating through different settings.
Details how to configure system settings, using time setting as a practical example.
Covers managing the TV channel list: favorite, move, find, sort, edit, and delete functions.
Explains how to lock channels, create new channels, and edit parameters like PIDs.
Details assigning channels to groups and performing bulk deletion of channels.
Covers satellite selection, LNB type, DiSEqC settings, and positioner configuration for antenna setup.
Explains manual TP Scan, Preset Scan, and Auto Scan for finding and adding channels.
Configures audio language, TV system, aspect ratio, Dolby Digital, and startup channel preferences.
Manages time/timer settings, OSD display options, and parental control features.
Details setting new passwords and controlling LNB power supply for receiver operation.
Guides on resetting the receiver to default values and performing software updates.
Lists the built-in games and points to sources for technical details.
Explains the process, requirements, and precautions for updating the receiver's system software via satellite.
Covers switching between TV/SAT and TV/Radio modes, and using the zoom function.
Details the LIST key for channel management, AUDIO key for sound selection, and EPG for program guides.
Explains Teletext functions, Fasttext, and the multi-picture display mode.
Describes MUTE, FAV for favorite lists, RECALL for previous channels, and timer settings.
Covers INFO for antenna alignment, Sleep Timer, and PAUSE function for media playback.
Provides steps for safely removing, packing, and storing the receiver.
Offers guidance on cleaning the receiver's casing and display, emphasizing safety precautions.
Addresses issues like no signal, dark display, and poor image quality, providing potential causes and remedies.
Covers troubleshooting for no sound, system crashes, remote control malfunctions, and bad reception.
Helps resolve issues related to new frequencies, data transmission, and forgotten passwords.
Provides instructions for eco-friendly disposal of the receiver and batteries according to regulations.
Details the physical and technical specifications of the receiver, including dimensions, weight, and input frequency range.
Outlines connection options and power supply requirements, including operating and storage temperatures.
Provides contact details for COMAG Handels AG, including address, telephone, and website.
Lists the service hotline number and email address for customer support and assistance.
Explains the 3-year guarantee period, conditions, and exclusions for modifications or software issues.
States the product's conformity with relevant European low-voltage and electromagnetic compatibility guidelines.
Defines technical terms starting with A through M, such as AC, DiSEqC, EPG, and LNB.
Defines technical terms starting with P through V, such as PID, SCART, Transponder, and VCR.
