User manual STRONG SRT 6855

[. . . ] Digital Satellite Receiver with Embedded Mediaguard SRT 6855 User Manual Picture similar 1 SAT OUT 2 SAT IN 13/18V 7 300mA CONSTANT 600mA INTERMITTENT 10 TO TV 9 INPUT ANTENNA IR SENSOR 90-240V AC ~ 50Hz/60Hz 25W MAX. R AUDIO L VIDEO SPDIF SVHS SERIAL PORT Supplied by Strong & Co. Japan 3 4 5 11 6 13 8 12 SAT OUT SAT IN SAT OUT SAT IN SAT OUT SAT IN SAT OUT SAT IN SAT OUT SAT IN SAT OUT SAT IN SAT OUT SAT IN SAT OUT SAT IN SAT OUT SAT IN SAT OUT SAT IN PART 1 · English TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. 0 USAGE 1. 1 Safety Instructions: 1. 2 Features & Accessories 1. 3 Safety Precautions 1. 4 Storage 1. 5 Equipment Set-up 2. 0 YOUR RECEIVER 2. 1 Front Panel 2. 2 Rear Panel 3. 0 CONNECTIONS 3. 1 Connecting to your TV & VCR 3. 1. 1 Basic connection with a coaxial cable 3. 1. 2 Basic connection with a Scart cable 3. 1. 3 Advanced connection 3. 1. 4 Connection with Audio Cable RCA Connectors 3. 1. 5 Connection to a digital audio amplifier using the S/PDIF output 3. 1. 6 Connecting a remote eye 3. 1. 7 Connecting a serial cable 3. 2 Connecting to a satellite dish 3. 2. 1 Connecting a fixed satellite dish to your receiver 3. 2. 2 Connecting multiple fixed dishes to your receiver using a DiSEqC1. 0 switch 3. 2. 3 Connecting a dish on a motorized positioner to your receiver 4. 0 QUICK START 5. 0 NAVIGATING IN THE MENU 5. 1 Main Menu 5. 1. 1 Channel Organizer Menu 5. 1. 2 Favourite Organizer Menu 5. 1. 3 The Timer Menu 5. 1. 4 The Installation Menu 5. 1. 5 Smartcard 6. 0 REMOTE CONTROL - BASIC FUNCTIONS A. 1 TROUBLE SHOOTING A. 2 GLOSSARY OF TERMS 2 2 3 4 4 4 5 5 5 6 6 6 6 7 7 7 7 7 8 8 8 8 9 11 11 11 14 14 15 23 24 26 28 1 English PART 1 · English 1. 0 USAGE This user manual is applicable for Strong SRT 6855 Digital Satellite Receiver with Embedded Mediaguard and its related accessories. It is advised that first-time and experienced users read this manual in order to safely install the receiver. Strong has supplied this product with the most recent innovations of software and hardware. [. . . ] Using UP/DOWN keys, select the language in which you want your menu to be displayed and press OK. You can also choose your preferred first audio language, second audio language and the subtitle language by applying the same steps. Press BACK until you return to the main menu. 15 English PART 1 · English Connection Settings: You can set the connection settings to your personal preferences. You can change your Connection settings by applying the following steps: 1. n TV Mode: Press OK or the RIGHT button and set your TV mode to "Multi", "PAL" or "NTSC". n Video Output: Press OK or the RIGHT button and set your Video mode to "CVBS" (Composite video) or "RGB" (preferred option if your TV set is compatible with it). n TV mode: Press OK or the RIGHT button and set your screen mode to "4 : 3" , "4 : 3 Letterbox", or "16 : 9" format. n Audio Output: Press OK or the RIGHT button and set your audio output to "Stereo", "Left" or "Right" (left or Right is for mono TV sets) n S/PDIF Output: Press OK or the RIGHT button and activate your S/PDIF output on the BACK of your receiver, so you can connect it to a digital Audio amplifier using an coaxial cable. If you have connected your digital amplifier, set the SPDIF output to: "Enabled". n VCR Output: Press OK or the RIGHT button and set the scart output to "Automatic" or "Terminal". If set to "Terminal", the VCR scart signal is not automatically looped through. n RF modulator: Press OK or the RIGHT button and set the UHF mode to "PAL B/G", "PAL I" or "PAL D/K". If the TV set is connected using a coaxial (RF) cable, you must select RF modulator type here. n RF Channel: Press OK or the RIGHT button and set the UHF channel number to the same UHF channel number of your TV set. This only has to be done if your TV set is connected with a coaxial (RF) Cable. If the UHF Channel numbers of the receiver and the TV set are not set the same, no picture will be displayed. Menu Settings: You can set the OSD (On Screen Display) to your personal preferences. n Color Scheme: Press OK or the RIGHT button and set the colours of the OSD menu to "Standard", "Color 1" or "Color 2". n Transparency: Press OK or the RIGHT button and select how transparent you want your OSD. n Brightness: Press OK or the RIGHT button and select how you want the OSD to be. n n 16 PART 1 · English Duration: Press OK or the RIGHT button and select how long you want the information banner to be on the screen when starting up your receiver or when changing channels. Press BACK until you go BACK to main menu. n n Time setting: The system uses GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) as a default. n Select Time Zone: Press OK or the RIGHT button, and a list of the GMT plus or minus the hours you need for your country is displayed. [. . . ] If not : check if there is no snow on your dish TV is set to wrong channel Problem in cable connections between receiver and TV Receiver "hang-up" No sound No sound or picture No picture The receiver displays the message "No or Bad signal" during bad weather conditions (heavy rain or snow) The receiver or TV is in "MUTE" mode Problem in scart cable connections between receiver and TV Wrong alignment of the dish This is normal, the bad weather is interfering the signal between the satellite and your dish 26 PART 1 · English Symptom The receiver displays the message "No or Bad signal" Cause Wrong satellite selected in the menu Wrong parameters set in the menu Wrong alignment of the dish The remote control is not working The batteries of the remote control are not inserted or exhausted Remedy Press the SAT button on the RCU and select the correct satellite English 27 Check settings in LNB- and Channel set up menu Ask your dealer to check the outdoor unit and antenna cable to LNB Check whether the batteries are inserted correctly in your remote control. Check the batteries, and if they are exhausted, replace them PART 1 · English A. 2 GLOSSARY OF TERMS CA DVB-S EPG MPEG Network OSD PAL Parental lock Conditional Access. Usually means that the channels are scrambled and require a subscription to be paid. Electronic program guides that are transmitted by some broadcaster to display information guide about a program content. [. . . ]