Triax DVB 75SI Manual Do Utilizador
TRIAX DVB 75 SI
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• Confirm the choice of channel by pressing [OK], then a dialogue
box will appear which you will have to acknowledge by pressing
[OK] or [back]. Now the UHF transmitter channel of the satellite
receiver will be changed correspondingly, and the picture will
therefore disappear from you TV which is still set on channel 38.
[OK] or [back]. Now the UHF transmitter channel of the satellite
receiver will be changed correspondingly, and the picture will
therefore disappear from you TV which is still set on channel 38.
• Now set your TV to receive on the new UHF transmitter channel
of the satellite receiver. If you still do not receive a good picture
without interference on the channel just set, you must repeat the
procedure described until you find a channel.
without interference on the channel just set, you must repeat the
procedure described until you find a channel.
• When you have found a UHF channel without interference, do not
forget to store it on your TV. The satellite receiver automatically
stores the new setting when you press the [menu] button on the
remote control.
stores the new setting when you press the [menu] button on the
remote control.
• Disconnect the satellite receiver from the mains.
REMEMBER: Please note that a later resetting to factory settings
always resets the satellite receiver to the original UHF channel
setting on channel 38. We therefore recommend that you make a
note of the UHF channel that you change your satellite receiver to
use here to your left to enable you to make the same setting again
after a resetting without having to experiment first.
REMEMBER: Please note that a later resetting to factory settings
always resets the satellite receiver to the original UHF channel
setting on channel 38. We therefore recommend that you make a
note of the UHF channel that you change your satellite receiver to
use here to your left to enable you to make the same setting again
after a resetting without having to experiment first.
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Connect your VCR via a SCART cable to the SCART connector
marked VCR on the satellite receiver. At playback VCRs normally
send a switch signal to the satellite receiver via the SCART cable.
Thus the VCR signal is automatically transmitted to the TV where it
is displayed on the screen.
marked VCR on the satellite receiver. At playback VCRs normally
send a switch signal to the satellite receiver via the SCART cable.
Thus the VCR signal is automatically transmitted to the TV where it
is displayed on the screen.
If your VCR does not send this switch signal, you can switch by
means of the [EXT] button of the remote control.
means of the [EXT] button of the remote control.
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If you have a Super VHS VCR, you can make Super VHS quality
recordings from your digital satellite receiver. See sections 4.3.2 and
4.3.3 for information on how to set the signal type of the two SCART
connectors (RGB, Composite video and S-VHS)
recordings from your digital satellite receiver. See sections 4.3.2 and
4.3.3 for information on how to set the signal type of the two SCART
connectors (RGB, Composite video and S-VHS)
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To get the optimum sound quality you can connect the satellite
receiver to a Hi-fi amplifier. To do this you must connect the Audio R
and Audio L connectors at the back of the satellite receiver with a
suitable cable to the corresponding input on your Hi-fi amplifier (e.g.
AUX, TAPE1 or TAPE2).
receiver to a Hi-fi amplifier. To do this you must connect the Audio R
and Audio L connectors at the back of the satellite receiver with a
suitable cable to the corresponding input on your Hi-fi amplifier (e.g.
AUX, TAPE1 or TAPE2).
VCR connection
Analog audio
UHF
transmitter
channel
chosen:
transmitter
channel
chosen:
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