Why does my Strong SRT 4600 remote control not work?
Your Strong Receiver remote control might not be working because: * The receiver is still in standby mode. Press the Standby button on your remote. * Something is blocking the path between the remote and the receiver. Clear any obstructions. * The batteries in the remote need replacing. Replace both batteries.
What to do if my Strong SRT 4600 shows 'No signal'?
If your Strong Receiver displays 'No signal' when trying to find digital channels, it indicates a problem with the satellite dish connection. Ensure the satellite dish is properly connected to the receiver. Also, use the Reception screen to verify that the setup correctly reflects your installed satellite dish system. Adjust the screen settings if necessary. You might need to consult a satellite installation engineer. After checking these, try scanning for channels again.
What to do if the standby light is not lit on my Strong SRT 4600 Receiver?
If the standby light on your Strong Receiver is not lit, it means the receiver isn't getting power. Check that the power supply lead is properly plugged into the back of the receiver and into a working mains socket that is switched on. Test the wall socket with another device like a lamp. If the socket works, there might be an issue with your receiver.
Why does the picture on my Strong SRT 4600 sometimes break up into blocks?
If your Strong Receiver picture breaks up into blocks, it could be due to several reasons: * If other devices are connected to your dish, there may not be enough signal strength. Try connecting your satellite dish directly to your set-top box. * Objects like trees or houses may be affecting the signal quality. You may need to improve your satellite dish installation – consult a professional installation engineer. * Faulty connectors or leads may be affecting the signal. Try new connectors/leads. * Temporary interference from other electrical items in your home. Consult a qualified electrician.
How to fix incorrect times on the TV Schedule of my Strong SRT 4600 Receiver?
If the times on the TV Schedule of your Strong Receiver are incorrect, the Local time setting on the Customise screen is likely wrong. Correct the setting. Remember to adjust this setting twice a year to account for winter and summer time.
How to fix a squashed or cut off picture on my Strong Receiver?
If the picture on your Strong Receiver appears squashed or cut off, the TV screen format setting needs adjustment. Go to the TV settings screen and set it to 16:9 if you have a widescreen TV, or 4:3 otherwise. If you have a widescreen TV, its remote may have a zoom button that also affects the picture.
What to do if digital channels don't appear automatically on my Strong SRT 4600?
If digital channels don't appear automatically when you exit standby on your Strong Receiver, the AV control setting on the TV settings screen might be off. Set AV control to 'on'. Note that some TVs might not respond to this setting, so you might need to use your TV’s remote to select the correct AV input.
How to hear Dolby Digital audio from my Strong Receiver?
If you cannot hear Dolby Digital audio from your Strong Receiver, first check the Information banner to see if audio options are available (the loudspeaker symbol will be yellow). Press the option button to display the Audio option screen. Highlight Dolby Digital and press OK. If you want to generally hear Dolby Digital audio, change Auto-handling to 'on' on the Dolby Digital screen.
How to display the Information banner on my Strong SRT 4600?
If you cannot see the Information banner on your Strong Receiver, the Info display time setting on the Customise screen is set to 'None'. Change it to 'Short', 'Medium', or 'Long' as needed.
How to select the correct channel list on my Strong Receiver?
If the channels on your Strong Receiver's channel list don't apply to your region, the wrong pre-programmed channel list was selected during installation. Select 'Pre-programmed channel list' on the Premiere menu, and choose 'Germany' or 'Austria' as appropriate. Then, perform a Premiere network scan.
General advice for using, storing, maintaining the set-top box, and copyright information.
Safety instructions for operating the set-top box safely, including warnings and cautions.
Instructions for connecting the set-top box to the mains power supply.
Overview of the set-top box's front panel buttons and indicators.
List of items required before installing the set-top box.
Step-by-step guide to connecting the set-top box to a television.
Guide to connecting the set-top box to a TV and VCR.
Details on connecting audio output options like AUDIO L+R for enhanced sound.
Initial setup process covering language, TV settings, Dolby Digital, reception, and channel list configuration.
Instructions on how to correctly insert the smartcard into the set-top box.
Overview of remote control buttons and their functions for daily and occasional use.
Details on using the remote control for daily operations like channel changing and volume adjustment.
Explanation of specific buttons and colour button functions for advanced operations.
Methods for changing channels, switching between TV/radio, and managing channel lists.
Description of information banners and the Now/Next banner for programme details.
Guide to navigating and interpreting the electronic TV programme guide.
How to access and use the set-top box's menu system and navigate through different screens.
Overview of key options within the Premiere menu for managing services and settings.
How to utilize special functions like Multifeed options for enhanced viewing experiences.
How to use PREMIERE DIREKT to select films and events by starting time.
How to unlock programmes using PIN-codes and manage parental control settings.
Step-by-step guide to changing your Premiere parental control PIN-code.
How to create, add, and manage custom TV and radio user lists.
Details on changing channel order, removing channels, and saving user list modifications.
Procedure to navigate and display screens for various system configurations.
Setting the on-screen menu and message language.
Detailed explanation of available system settings, including TV format, audio, and customization options.
Automatic channel scanning process and dynamic channel management.
Overview of scan types: Premiere network, Full network, and Frequency scans.
Procedure to initiate a channel scan from the menu system.
Detailed explanation of Full network scan options: Exhaustive, Fast (NIT), and Frequency scans.
Details on performing a Premiere network scan and its results.
How full network scans can affect user lists and the 'Scan resets user list' setting.
Procedure to reset the channel list, removing non-Premiere channels.
Configuring the set-top box for different satellite dish installations, including master/slave settings.
How to edit L.O. values and select or add satellites for dish alignment.
Procedure to manually add and configure technical details for a new satellite.
How to select and manage satellites for a DiSEqC motor controlled dish setup.
Guide to using the Setting antenna screen for dish alignment and signal optimization.
Setting mechanical and motor position limits and methods for adjusting the motor position.
Manually adjusting dish position, using the Position screen, and storing motor positions.
Displaying smartcard serial number and system information like brand, model, and software version.
Displaying detailed information about a selected channel and its current programme.
Instructions for receiving, starting, deferring, or refusing software updates for the set-top box.
Table detailing common problems, their possible causes, and suggested solutions.
Solutions for picture break-up, squashed images, and Dolby Digital audio problems.
Solutions for sound issues, VCR recording problems, and picture break-up into blocks.
Procedure to reset the set-top box to its original factory state.
Details on dimensions, weight, operating temperatures, and power supply unit specifications.
Specifications for DVB compatibility, decoding, video/audio formats, and rear panel connectors.
List of accessories provided and product compliance with European directives.
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