Strong SRT 4300 User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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sarah17Jul 31, 2025
What to do if my Strong Receiver screen displays 'No Signal'?
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  Rebecca CarterJul 31, 2025
  If your Strong Receiver displays a 'No Signal' message, several factors could be the cause. First, check if the aerial is correctly installed; if not, reinstall and calibrate it. Ensure the LNB input is properly connected. The transmit station may be temporarily off; in this case, try again later. Sky wave interference can also cause this issue, so attempting again later is advisable. Lastly, verify that the program parameters are correctly set in the system settings menu.
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Eugene EllisonAug 9, 2025
Why does my Strong Receiver play a strange sound?
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  michaelgregoryAug 9, 2025
  If your Strong Receiver is making strange sounds, it might be because the channel has multiple audio tracks or languages. Use the “Audio” button on the RCU to select the correct audio track or language.
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Jessica SmithAug 19, 2025
How to fix a black and white USB game on Strong Receiver?
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  Leslie CampbellAug 19, 2025
  If your USB game appears in black and white on your Strong Receiver, the TV color system setting might not match the STB TV type. Ensure that the STB TV system is set to the same system (PAL, NTSC, or AUTO) as your TV system.

Strong SRT 4300 Specifications

General

Brand	Strong
Model	SRT 4300
Category	Receiver
Language	English

Summary

Safety Instructions

General Safety Precautions

Covers power supply, overloading, liquid exposure, cleaning, ventilation, and attachments.

Connection and Installation Safety

Details safety for connecting LNB, TV, earthing, and placement.

Battery Handling

Provides guidelines for safe disposal of batteries.

General Introduction

Manual Overview

Explains how the manual helps learn STB functions via remote control.

Software Warning

Warns against using unofficial software and voiding warranty.

Package Contents

Lists items included in the STB packaging.

Front Panel and Rear Panel Overview

Front Panel Description

Details the functions of buttons and ports on the STB's front panel.

Rear Panel Connectors

Explains the purpose of each connector on the rear panel.

Remote Control Unit

Button Layout

Illustrates and labels the buttons on the remote control.

Button Functions

Details the functionality of each numbered button on the remote.

Advanced Remote Functions

Explains functions like MUTE, TV/SAT, INFO, EXIT, SUBTL, PAGE, AUDIO, TV/RADIO, PAUSE, RECORD, TIMESHIFT.

STB Connection Guide

Antenna Connection

Instructions for connecting the satellite dish lead to the LNB INPUT.

TV Connection Methods

Details component (Y/Pb/Pr) and composite (CVBS) video/audio connections to TV.

User Settings Configuration

OSD and Language Settings

Select preferred languages and OSD transparency.

A/V Output Settings

Configure basic video and audio output specifications.

Local Time and Date Setup

Set time zone, date, time, summer time, and date format.

Timer Settings

Configure up to 8 timers with repeat modes, start/stop times, and channel selection.

Parental Control Setup

Set passwords to prevent unauthorized access to menus and channels.

System and Receiver Locks

Lock system settings, channels, receiver, and factory defaults.

Installation Procedures

Antenna and Satellite Setup

Configure antenna settings like LNB type, frequency, and scan options.

Satellite List Management

Add, view, rename, and modify satellite information.

Transponder List Management

Add, edit, delete, and search for transponders.

Motor and USALS Setup

Configure motor setup for dish positioning and USALS system.

Channel Management

Editing TV Channels

Rename, modify PID settings, and lock channels.

Deleting TV Channels

Select and delete unwanted channels from the STB.

Moving TV Channels

Reposition channels by specifying new channel numbers.

Channel Skipping and Favoriting

Skip unwanted channels and set up favorite channel groups.

Radio Channel Management

Edit and manage radio channels similarly to TV channels.

Channel List Sorting Options

Sort channels by SAT, Alphabet, TP, or CAS (FTA/Scrambled).

Favorite Group Management

Organize channels into favorite groups for quick access.

System Settings

System Information Display

Shows detailed system information for the STB.

Factory Default Reset

Resets all or channels to factory default settings.

USB Functions

PVR Recording Preview

Preview recorded files with playback controls.

PVR Partition Selection

Choose a disk partition for saving recorded TV programs.

USB Media Playback

Play music and view pictures from a USB device.

USB Movie Playback and Games

Play video files and launch games from a USB device.

Software Upgrade and Backup

Update STB software and back up database via USB.

PVR Instruction

Supported Devices and Requirements

Details supported HDD, file system, and speed for PVR.

TV Program Recording

Instructions for recording TV programs, including limitations.

Recording Capacity and File Handling

Explains partition support and automatic file creation for recordings.

HDD Partition Selection

Guide to choosing and setting HDD partitions for recording.

USB Device Warning

Warns against recording on USB sticks and removing devices during use.

TimeShift Functionality

TimeShift Mode Operation

How to pause, resume, and exit TimeShift mode.

TimeShift Features

Details pause, backward, forward, and slow playback capabilities.

USB Device Speed Check

How to check USB device speed for optimal TimeShift performance.

Built-in Games

Teris Game

Introduction to the classic game of Teris.

Snake Game

Introduction to the classic game of Snake.

Troubleshooting Guide

Common Faults and Solutions

Table of common problems, reasons, and resolution steps.

Glossary of Terms

Technical Term Definitions

Explains terms like 22KHz switch, Antenna, CVBS, DiSEqC, FEC, Frequency, IF, LNB.

Advanced Terminology

Defines terms like PID, Polarization, QPSK, RF, RGB, STB, Symbol Rate, Transponder, Transport Stream.

Technical Specifications

Tuner and Demodulator Specs

Details frequency range, signal level, impedance, bandwidth, LNB, and demodulation.

MPEG and Video Specs

Covers MPEG transport stream, input rate, video, audio, aspect ratio, and resolution.

Connectors and Power

Lists connector types, input voltage, power consumption, and operating conditions.

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