TechniSat 100Hz Television sets Colani-TV Classic Line - Manual (Page 13)

Settings
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For satellite channels, the source SAT must
be selected.
➜ Use the Programme keys to mark the menu item
Source.
➜ Use the Volume keys to set SAT, then press the
OK key to store in memory.
This menu item allows you to set a name of
your choice for each channel, with a maxi-
mum of 6 characters.
➜ Use the Programme keys to mark the menu item
Name, then press the OK key to confirm.
➜ Use the Volume keys to select the item to be
changed.
➜ Use the Programme keys to select a letter, num-
ber or symbol for that space.
➜ Repeat the last two steps for each space in the
name. Press the OK key to store this name in
memory.
This menu item is used to select the satellite
via which the desired channel can be recei-
ved.
➜ Use the Programme keys to mark the menu item
Sat.
➜ Use the Volume keys to select the desired
Satellite, then press the OK key to store in
memory.
A number of satellites is available for your
selection. The most usual ones are:
-19° Astra LB -13° Eutelsat LB
-19° Astra HB -13° Eutelsat HB
(Extensive current channel lists of satellite
broadcasts are published monthly, e.g. the
multimedia magazine "INFOSAT").
➜ Use the Programme keys to mark the menu item
Polarisation.
➜ Use the Volume keys to set Polarisation H or V,
then press OK to store in memory.
➜ Use the Programme keys to mark the menu item
Frequency.
➜ Set the frequency using the Programme keys or
the 0-9 keys on the numeric keypad, then press
the OK key to store in memory
➜ Use the Programme keys to mark the menu item
AFC.
➜ Use the Volume keys to switch the AFC on or off,
then press the OK key to store in memory.
➜ Use the Programme keys to mark the menu item
Audio Type
➜ Use the Volume keys to set the Audio Type 1 to
32
Hint: The correct audio type for each channel can
be found in the enclosed channel list.
➜ In order to store the data, use the Programme
keys to exit the menu line Audio Type, then press
the OK key to store in memory.
Hint: Pressing the OK key while you are in the
Audio Type menu line will take you to a furt-
her sub-menu which lists the parameters of
the Audio Type selected.
These parameters are fixed for Audio Types 1
to 16, and are listed purely for information
purposes. The parameters of Audio Types 17
to 32 can be adjusted, thus providing for
reception of sound tracks even of "exotic"
satellites. The data required for Frequency A
and B, band width and de-emphasis can be
obtained from your retailer.
If your TV set is fitted with a built-in ADR
module, you can, in addition, adjust the Audio
Types ADR1 to ADR 12 (see p. 24).
Source Frequency
Name
AFC
Audio Type
Sat (Selecting Satellite)
Polarisation