To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Strong SRT 8222 Receiver remote control is not responding?
If your Strong Receiver remote control isn't responding, first, ensure the receiver is plugged in and turned on. Then, aim the remote directly at the IR sensor on the front panel, removing any obstructions. Finally, check the batteries in the remote to ensure they are correctly inserted and not exhausted. Replace them if necessary.
Why is there no sound on my TV or amplifier with Strong SRT 8222?
If you're not getting any sound from your Strong Receiver, check these things: * Make sure the volume on your TV and the receiver isn't too low. * Select the correct input on your TV or amplifier. * Ensure that the TV, receiver, and amplifier are all switched on and properly connected to the mains. * Verify the A/V cables are securely connected between the devices. Also, check that the audio isn't muted by pressing the ! button on your remote control. Finally, ensure the TV is powered on.
How to fix Strong Receiver when LED indicator is not switching on?
If the LED indicator on your Strong Receiver isn't turning on, check the following: ensure the power cable or adapter is properly plugged into the wall outlet. If there's a main power switch on the rear panel, make sure it's switched on. Test the electrical outlet with another device to confirm it's working. Check the antenna or cable connections, and inspect connectors for any visible damage. Also, verify the antenna isn't damaged. If using an active antenna, ensure the antenna power is switched on or connect an external power source. If all else fails, consult with your dealer or local service.
What to do if picture and sound remain frozen on Strong SRT 8222?
If the picture and sound on your Strong Receiver are frozen, or you're seeing distortion, it could be due to weak transmission signals or interference. Press the INFO key on the remote control three times to view the signal strength and quality bars. Both parameters should be visible in the last third of the infobars. If the signal is weak, contact your local service.
Why Strong SRT 8222 Receiver switches off automatically?
Your Strong Receiver might be switching off automatically because the Auto Standby function is enabled and the set time has been reached. To solve this, disable the Auto Standby feature. Refer to the user manual for detailed instructions on how to do this.
Why is Strong Receiver not receiving digital reception after moving it?
If you're no longer receiving digital reception on your Strong DVB-T2 Receiver after moving it, the antenna signals may be too weak. Press the INFO button on the remote to view signal bars and adjust the indoor antenna for maximum reception. Alternatively, rescan the channels. If using an active antenna, ensure the antenna power setting is turned on. If problems persist, consider using an outdoor antenna.
What to do if Strong SRT 8222 is not playing video properly?
If video playback on your Strong Receiver is causing picture freezing or distortion, especially with HD content, the read/write speed of your USB device might be too slow. Use a USB storage device with sufficient speed and space; pen drives may not be fast enough.
What to do if Strong Receiver USB storage device is not working properly?
If your USB storage device isn't working properly with your Strong Receiver, it could be due to high power consumption. Try connecting an extra power supply adapter to your USB HDD. Alternatively, the USB device may be formatted incorrectly; format it on a PC to FAT32.
What to do if Strong Receiver recording is no longer possible?
If recording is no longer possible on your Strong Receiver, it's likely that the selected storage medium is full. Try deleting existing recordings or attaching another storage medium.
Why Strong SRT 8222 Receiver switches off after a certain time?
If your Strong Receiver switches off after a certain time, the Auto Standby function may be enabled. Check the Auto Standby setting and disable it if necessary.
Read all operating instructions and safety guidelines before using the device. Use only specified attachments.
Store the device and its packaging carefully, especially during the warranty period, to protect it from damage.
Consult a professional installer or follow the manual's instructions for proper equipment setup, including TV and antenna connections.
Lists the included accessories: installation instructions, remote control, and AAA batteries.
The default PIN code for accessing certain features and settings is 1234.
Details the functions of the receiver's front panel components: power button, channel buttons, display, mode indicator, IR sensor, and USB port.
Describes the connectors on the rear panel: RF IN, TO TV, S/PDIF, HDMI, and LAN.
Explains the function of each button on the remote control for navigating menus and controlling the receiver.
Instructions for opening the remote control and correctly inserting the two AAA batteries.
Guidelines for aiming the remote control at the receiver, considering range, angle, and potential signal interference.
Connect your terrestrial antenna to the RF IN connector on the receiver using a shielded cable.
Connect the receiver to your TV using a high-quality HDMI 1.3 or higher cable for the best picture and sound quality.
Connect the receiver to your TV using a SCART cable for an alternative connection option.
Connect your receiver to a digital amplifier or home theatre system using a cinch cable to the S/PDIF connector.
Connect the receiver to a digital amplifier via HDMI, then the amplifier to the TV for optimal audio and video.
Connect the receiver to your network router or modem using a CAT5 cable for internet connectivity.
Connect a USB 2.0 or higher storage device for recording TV events and playing back media files.
Loop-through the antenna signal to a secondary TV to share the same antenna connection.
Guides through the initial setup, including language selection, country setting, and channel scanning.
Covers turning the receiver on/off, changing channels, adjusting volume, and using the twin-tuner technology.
Explains four methods for changing channels: direct access, channel list, PG+/- keys, and navigation keys.
Shows how to display current channel and event information using the INFO button.
Allows selection of different audio streams or languages for supported channels using the AUDIO button.
Accesses and navigates Teletext pages using the TEXT button and remote control keys.
Selects available subtitle languages for channels supporting multiple subtitle options.
Allows pausing live TV and resuming playback later using a connected USB storage device.
View event schedules, programme information, and schedule recordings using the EPG button.
Records the current programme instantly using the recording button on the remote control.
Sets an automatic switch-off timer for the unit to enter standby mode.
Manage channels, including moving, skipping, locking, and deleting channels from the list.
Detailed guide on using EPG to view schedules, mark programs for recording, and manage timers.
Enables or disables broadcaster-defined channel numbering (LCN) for organized channel lists.
Adjust picture settings like Aspect Ratio, Resolution, and TV Format to match your display.
Search for available channels automatically or manually. Note: this may delete existing lists.
Set up time zone, auto standby, and scheduled power on/off times for the receiver.
Configure OSD language, subtitle language priority, audio language priority, and digital audio output.
Configure system settings including parental guidance, password, software updates, recall list, and network.
Manage USB devices for multimedia playback, PVR recording, and configure settings like photo display and subtitle preferences.
Troubleshoot 'No signal' issues by checking antenna connection, cable integrity, and signal strength.
Resolve issues where the LED indicator or display is not switching on by checking power connections.
Address frozen picture, macro blocks, or distortion by checking signal quality and antenna adjustment.
Troubleshoot 'No sound' issues by checking volume levels, input selection, and cable connections.
Resolve scrambled service access, no response from the remote control, or battery problems.
Troubleshoot reception issues after moving the receiver by checking antenna signals and settings.
Address automatic receiver standby issues, forgotten PIN codes, or channel lock codes.
Resolve playback or recording issues related to USB device speed, formatting, or storage capacity.
Details specifications for the demodulator, transmission modes, and video decoder, including supported resolutions.
Provides specifications for the audio decoder, sampling rates, tuner frequency ranges, and memory.
Lists receiver connectors and general data like supply voltage, power consumption, and operating conditions.
This document describes the Digital Terrestrial HD Twin Tuner Receiver SRT 8222, a device designed to enhance your television viewing experience with high-definition digital terrestrial broadcasts. It offers a range of features for channel management, recording, and multimedia playback, all accessible through a user-friendly interface.
The SRT 8222 is a digital terrestrial receiver equipped with twin tuners, allowing you to record one channel while simultaneously watching another, even if they are on different frequencies. It supports high-definition video and various audio formats, including Dolby Digital Plus. The receiver connects to your terrestrial antenna to receive broadcast signals and outputs video and audio to your TV via HDMI or SCART. For digital audio, it offers an S/PDIF coaxial output. An Ethernet port allows for network connectivity, enabling access to network applications. The USB port supports external storage devices for recording and multimedia playback.
Initial Setup: When first powered on, the receiver guides you through an "Installation Guide" menu. Here, you can select your preferred On-Screen Language (OSD) and Country. The "Antenna Power" setting can be toggled On for active antennas (providing 5V power) or Off for passive antennas. "Scan mode" allows you to choose between scanning for "All" channels (scrambled and free-to-air) or "FTA" (Free-To-Air) channels only. After configuring these settings, initiate a "Channel Search" to find all available channels. If the "Installation Guide" doesn't appear, you can reset the receiver to factory settings via the "MENU" button and "System" submenu, using the default PIN 1234.
General| Aspect ratio | 16:9 |
|---|---|
| Signal source | Terrestrial |
| Video resolutions | 704 x 576, 720 x 576, 848 x 720, 1080 x 720, 1280 x 720, 1440 x 1080, 1920 x 1080 pixels |
| Supported video modes | 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p |
| Digital signal format system | DVB-T2 |
| Personal Video Recorder (PVR) included | - |
| Audio formats supported | AC3, MP3, PCM |
| Image formats supported | BMP, JPG |
| Video formats supported | H.264, H.265, MPEG2, MPEG4 |
| Wi-Fi | No |
| Ethernet LAN | Yes |
| USB 2.0 ports quantity | 1 |
| USB 3.2 Gen 1 (3.1 Gen 1) Type-A ports quantity | 0 |
| Tuner type | Digital |
| Product color | Black |
| Audio decoders | Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus |
| Number of tuners | 1 tuner(s) |
| Channels quantity | 400 channels |
| Audio output channels | - channels |
| Screen format adjustments | 4:3, 16:9 |
| AC input voltage | 220 - 240 V |
| AC input frequency | 50 - 60 Hz |
| Power consumption (standby) | 1 W |
| Power consumption (typical) | 10 W |
| Storage temperature (T-T) | -25 - 60 °C |
| Operating temperature (T-T) | 0 - 40 °C |
| Operating relative humidity (H-H) | 10 - 85 % |
| Display type | LCD |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 105 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 170 mm |
| Height | 40 mm |
| Weight | 270 g |
