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Handset Description

Key

P-.

p..

Ò

1

2

3

1 1

I I

I I

4

5

6

1 1

I I

I I

7

8

9

1 1

I _ I

I I

AUXIO

Y CHANNEL A

n

F1

F2

TV/SAT

^ rn

STATUS SETUP

AUDIO

rn □ □

STORE

NORM

MUTE

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STEREO SATELLITE RECEIVER

1-9

(!)

AUX/O

A T

FI

F2

TV/SAT

STATUS

SETUP

AUDIO

STORE

NORM

MUTE

Function

Used in conjunction with the numeric keys to select programme
numbers.

Used to select programmes 1 to 9.

Standby Key - used to bring the Receiver in and out of the

standby mode.

To select an auxiliary programme set up to work with an

external decoder.

To move up and down through the programmes. In menu

mode these keys are used to alter parameters.

Favourite Programmes key - to select and move between the
pages of the Favourite programmes menu.

Authorize key - to authorize the purchase of Pay-Per-View

programmes.

Used to switch between terrestrial and satellite reception when

the TV and receiver are connected using a SCART lead.

Displays the current programme status
In menu mode this key moves backward through the options.

Used in conjunction with numeric keys to select menus.
In menu mode this key moves fonward through the options.

Used to display and/or change the current programme audio

mode.

To store alterations made in menus.

To exit a menu without storing any changes.

To mute or restore the sound.

When using the handset be sure to point it towards the receiver front panel where the infra­

red receiver window is located. The handset operates on two AA batteries. The batteries are

to be found behind the sliding cover on the underside of the handset. At some time, the

batteries will need replacing. Do this as soon as the handset fails to operate from normal
viewing distance.

NOTE: Never leave flat batteries in the handset as they may leak and corrode the metal
contacts.