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Ensure adequate air circulation and avoid heat sources or blockages for optimal receiver operation and longevity.
Protect the receiver from moisture, rain, and liquid ingress; disconnect power immediately if liquid enters the housing.
Use correct power supply lines (0.75-1.5 mm²) connected directly to the battery, avoiding charge controllers.
Maintain distance from interference sources and ground TV sets to avoid signal disruption.
Ensure clear space for antenna erection, avoiding obstacles like trees or traffic signs.
Control system power ON/OFF and activate the SLEEP function by pressing the dedicated remote buttons.
Navigate TV/AV modes, program lists, and satellite/video signal loops using specific remote keys.
Adjust volume levels and confirm selections or values within menus using the volume and OK keys.
Access program information (EPG), close menus, and display the main menu structure with dedicated buttons.
Use number keys for direct channel tuning and access the PVR control menu for recording functions.
Control basic receiver functions like channel changes and mode toggling using the satellite mouse keys.
Utilize the master switch for full power disconnection and system reboot procedures.
Understand and resolve specific fault codes (e.g., E07, E10, E16, E17) related to antenna, power, and configuration.
Address general error states like 'failure mode', 'power supply problems', or 'hardware faults' by restarting the system.
Resolve issues arising from failed software updates by repeating the process or contacting customer service.
Navigate Audio, Teletext, EPG, Favourite lists, and manage channel entries via the main menu.
Access general settings, reception, signal output, system info, and other extras through the menu tree.
Understand how remote control functions map to specific menu levels for configuration and viewing.
Enter the service menu via specific button presses on the remote control for advanced settings.
Configure the standard 4-digit display of the SAT-Mouse for optimal information feedback.
Adjust UHF channel (TV OUT) and Audio IF mode for compatibility with different television sets.
Learn how to create up to 9 personalized favourite channels lists by allocating channels from the main list.
Select, activate, and deactivate favourite lists to filter available channels, with options for direct channel access.
Utilize options like Copy, Move, Delete, and Cut to adjust channel entries in the list.
Edit sequential blocks of channels and understand the 'Pack' function for organizing unused entries.
Initiate automatic search for new satellite or DVB-T channels and manage results.
Save search results, restore previous lists, or delete/cut channels from the found list.
Understand how the search function updates lists and the frequency of channel data changes.
View signal strength and C/N values to assess reception quality and stage status.
Access Software Version and Serial Numbers for service and update purposes.
Configure the sleep timer to automatically switch off the system at a preset time.
Manage recording and playback of programs using the PVR mode and remote control keys.
Connect to a PC via USB 2.0 to control the hard disk and download recorded programs.
Erase all records or specific recordings from the hard disk via the PVR menu.
Program up to 12 recording sessions, specifying dates or weekdays and managing end times.
Understand timer activity in sleep mode and timer stand-by status indicated by the sat mouse.
Access submenus to view and edit transponder and channel settings for optimal reception.
Rely on automatic search or input specific broadcast station data for program reception.
Ensure correct Network ID and T.Stream ID for decoding encrypted programs with a smartcard.
Identify front panel connectors including Master switch, RS-232, CI slot, and PC interface.
Understand rear panel ports for SAT, DVB-T, CVBS, Audio, SCART, and power supply.
Properly insert CI modules and smartcards, ensuring correct side-up and clean contacts.
Check module identification in the menu, contact manufacturers for support, and navigate module-specific menus.
Verify compatibility of encryption systems with common-interface modules and pay-TV providers.
Include DVB-T channels in your list via the optional receiver for terrestrial TV playback.
Use an active antenna with integrated amplifier and enable 5-V antenna supply in settings.
Perform a mobile search for DVB-T channels when changing locations to update the channel list.
Update software and channel lists via satellite or internet using the RS232 interface.
Connect the receiver to a PC using a serial cable for firmware and channel list updates.
Details on input frequency range, level range, socket types, and signal decoding standards.
Information on video/audio output signals, levels, digital audio, and output connectors.
Specifications for operating voltage, power consumption, weight, and dimensions of the receiver.
Manufacturer's declaration that products meet essential requirements for EMV and vehicle directives.
List of compliant products and adherence to EMC and automotive directives (EN 55013, EN 55020).
Overview of channel number ranges allocated to individual satellites for TV stations.
Details on pre-set encrypted programs and requirements for receiving them with CI modules.
Partial list of preprogrammed TV channels provided by the manufacturer.
Details on Astra 1, 2, and 3 coverage areas, program types, and reception conditions.
Information on Hotbird, Thor, and Sirius satellites, their coverage, and channel types.
Overview of Atlantic Bird 3 and Hispasat satellite coverage, program focus, and signal characteristics.
Details on Eutelsat W3A, W2, and Hellas Sat 2 satellites, their signal strength, and regional focus.
Instructions for proper disposal of the product at an authorized recycling facility for electronic devices.
Information on the receiver's certification for vehicle use and compliance with the ELV directive.
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