Silvercrest SL 80/2 100CI Operation and Safety Notes

Brand: Silvercrest

Model: SL 80/2 100CI

Category: TV set-top boxes

Type: Operation and Safety Notes

Important

additional information to the owner manual of the

digital satellite receiver SilverCrest SL 80/2 100CI

This additional information is an important component of your owner manual.

Please keep this additional information carefully within your owner manual.

Point 1

After finishing the basic installation, the integrated hard disk drive (HDD) has to be

formatted, in order to adjust it to the receiver. This procedure needs to be done only one

time at the initial operation. Please proceed as follows:

 Press button MENU (8) on the remote control. The main menu appears.

 Move the blue bar with the arrow buttons up (12) res. down (13) to the main

menu point “HDD / USB applications”.

 Press the button OK (14).

 Move the blue bar with the arrow buttons up (12) res. down (13) to the menu point

„HDD Manager“.

 Press the button OK (14).

 Move the blue bar in the menu “HDD Manager” with the arrow buttons up (12) res.

down (13) to the menu point „Format HDD“.

 Press the button OK (14).

 Insert with the numeric buttons the current password (factory default 0000).

 Confirm the appearing message with the button OK (14). The format procedure

starts.

 The format procedure ist successfully finished, as soon as the sub-menu „HDD

Manager“ appears.

 Press the button EXIT (9) on the remote control to leave the menu.

Point 2

External USB-Storage devices of the Mass Storage Device-class have to be in format

FAT 32.

100% Black+Silver

for light surfaces

Serviceadresse:

COMAG Handels AG

Zillenhardtstr. 41

D-73037 Göppingen

Service-Hotline:

0049 (0)7161 / 5 03 06 33

E-Mail:

[email protected]

Faulty-Description:

Nr. Key/Display Explanation

Switches on and switches to the standby mode.

The default settings will be reseted if you keep this button

pressed for more than 10 seconds.

Caution! By doing this, your personal settings will be deleted.

2 Menu Invokes main menu/one step back in the menu

3 OK Conrm

4 Exit To leave the menu

5 Vol-/+ Volume-control

6 CH-/+ Channel switch

7 USB USB-Connection (Mini-USB)

8 CI-slot CI-slot

9 Display 8-digit alphanumeric display

10 POWER

Green LED is illuminated, if the recveiver is operation mode or

in standby mode.

Nr.

Connection/

Switch

Explanation

1 On/Off Mains switch

2 Coaxial Digital coaxial audio output

3 Optical Optical digital audio output

4 Video Video connection (CVBS)

5 Audio RCA stereo connection L, R

6 YPbPr YPbPr-connection

7 S-VHS S-Video connection

8 TV TV scart connection

9 VCR VCR scart connection

10 RS-232

Serial interface RS-232 (Service)

11 LNB in 1

Antenna input 1 LNB in

IF out 1

Antenna output 1 IF out

LNB in 2

Antenna input 2 LNB in

IF out 2

Antenna output 2 IF out

Overview of equipment

1. Front side of the receiver

2. Rear side of the receiver

3. Remote control

GUARANTEE

Sender please use block-writing in boxes with CAPITAL LETTERS

Surname

Firstname

Street

Postcode and city

Telefon no. with areacode

Model / Type: SL80/2 100CI

Signature of buyer

PLEASE CUT THIS CARD AND ENCLOSE IT TO THE RETURNING GOOD

•

Guarantee

Service Centre

Tony Denyer

Unit 1 Longs

Industrial Estate

Englands Lane

Gorleston Great Yarmouth

Norfolk NR31 6BE

Service-Hotline:

00 44 (0) 8708 900137

E-mail:

[email protected]

Please open!

DIGITAL SATELLITE RECEIVER

WITH HARD DRIVE

SL80/2 100CI

Before reading, unfold the page containing the illustrations and familiarise yourself with all functions of the

device.

GB / IE / CY Operation and Safety Notes Page 5

DIGITAL SATELLITE RECEIVER

WITH HARD DRIVE

Operation and Safety Notes

Art. Nr.: 16425

COMAG Handels AG

Zillenhardtstr. 41

73037 Göppingen

(Germany)

Last Information Update:

07 / 2008 · Ident.-No.: SL80/2100CI072008-6

Vy16425_Festplatenreceiver_cover_LB6.indd 1-3 11.07.2008 14:16:40 Uhr

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Remote control

No. Key Description

Switch on/ Stand-by / Activate Sleep timer

Volume control on / mute

3 0-9 Enter numerals/ characters (A-Z)

4 TV/ RAD Toggle between TV and radio modes

5 TV/SAT Toggle between TV and Sat mode

6 CH-/+ Channel down/ up

7 Vol-/+ Volume softer/ louder

8 Menu Call up menu / back to previous menu

9 Exit Exit menu / Hide inserts

10/11

◄►

Arrow keys: Use the arrow keys to navigate in the menu. You can

adjust the volume in the normal mode (TV/Radio).

12/13

▲▼

Arrow keys: Use the arrow keys to navigate in the menu. You can

change the programs in the normal mode (TV/Radio).

14 OK

Confirm your inputs (menu etc.), invoke the programme list.

Browse further through the displayed page (Prog.-

List, selection window

etc.)

Browse back through the displayed page (Prog.-List, selection window

etc.)

17 Timer Invoke Timer menu/ Special function "Red key"

18 SIG Display signal information/ Special function "Green key"

Preview of 9 channels / Special function "Yellow key"

20 SUBT Select / change sub-titles/ Special function "Blue key"

21 TEXT Display video text (switch to transparent)

22 EPG Electronic programme guide

23 FAV Display / browse through Favourites list

24 Last Invoke last watched programme

25 HDD Invoke hard disk menu

26 CH EDIT Invoke / edit Programme list

27 ? Select / change audio track

28 i Display additional information



Start recording (invoke Recording window)



Stop button to stop playing or recording



Play button to start playback



Pause button / Time shift function

33/34



Rewind/ Fast forward of the playback

35/36



Back/ skip a title (Playback)

Invoke data storage directory

Slow motion



Picture-in-picture function



Switch between Picture-in-picture displays

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Preface

This operating manual will help you with the proper, safe and comfortable

operation of the digital Twin Satellite receiver, referred to as Receiver in this

manual.

Please read this manual before using the receiver, even if you are familiar

with electronic devices and their handling.

Any person assembling, connecting, operating, cleaning and disposing of this

receiver must first study the entire contents of this operating manual. Always

keep this operating manual in the proximity of the receiver. Please pass on

the operating manual too, if you sell or hand over the receiver to someone

else.

Style features

Specific style features have been given in different sections of the operating

manual. Thus, you can easily differentiate whether it concerns

normal text,

• enumerations



actions.

Status: July 2008, Version 1.3_GB_CY

Modifications and errors reserved. We do not assume any liability for printing

errors.

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Contents

Remote control..............................................................................................1

Preface..........................................................................................................2

Style features ................................................................................................2

Contents........................................................................................................3

Safety instructions.........................................................................................5

Basic safety instructions ................................................................................5

Correct battery handling ................................................................................7

Explanation of safety instructions ..................................................................8

Appropriate use.............................................................................................8

Description of the device ...............................................................................9

Unpacking the device ..................................................................................10

Scope of supply...........................................................................................11

Inserting the batteries..................................................................................12

Features......................................................................................................13

Preparation for initial start-up ......................................................................15

Connecting the receiver...............................................................................15

Description of the connection ......................................................................16

Connection with the SCART cable ..............................................................16

Connection with a YUV cable (YPbPr).........................................................18

Connection with the S-Video Cable (S-VHS)...............................................20

Connecting with the Video Cinch cable (CVBS) ..........................................22

Connection of an audio-digital receiver........................................................24

Initial start-up...............................................................................................27

Operation ....................................................................................................29

Installation ...................................................................................................30

Antenna setup .............................................................................................30

Channel search ...........................................................................................42

Transponder list editor.................................................................................46

Program List Editor......................................................................................50

User Setup ..................................................................................................54

Video output ................................................................................................55

OSD Setup ..................................................................................................56

Time setup ..................................................................................................57

Timer Setup.................................................................................................59

Edit Timer....................................................................................................60

Activate/ Deactivate Timer...........................................................................63

Remove Timer.............................................................................................63

System Settings ..........................................................................................64

PIN / parental settings .................................................................................64

Factory default ............................................................................................65

System information......................................................................................66

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Software update ..........................................................................................67

Channel List Management...........................................................................70

Channel Restore From HDD/USB ...............................................................70

Channel Backup To HDD/USB....................................................................71

Common Interface.......................................................................................73

HDD / USB Applications ..............................................................................74

Recordings ..................................................................................................74

Playback......................................................................................................75

Edit recording ..............................................................................................75

Remove selected / marked recordings ........................................................77

Select all......................................................................................................77

Music & Picture ...........................................................................................78

HDD Manager .............................................................................................81

Special functions .........................................................................................83

EPG ............................................................................................................83

Recording multiple channels .......................................................................84

Example of a Cable Bridge (Loop):..............................................................85

Direct recording...........................................................................................85

Time shift (staggered TV watching) .............................................................87

Picture-in-picture .........................................................................................87

Displaying the Stream Information...............................................................88

Sleep timer ..................................................................................................89

Multi-picture.................................................................................................89

Text .............................................................................................................90

Switch between TV and SAT.......................................................................90

Switching between TV and radio .................................................................90

Connecting external storage media .............................................................90

Connecting to PC/Notebook ........................................................................91

Decommissioning........................................................................................92

Cleaning......................................................................................................92

Specifications ..............................................................................................93

Tips & tricks/ Trouble shooting ....................................................................94

Manufacturer ...............................................................................................97

Guarantee ...................................................................................................98

Declaration of conformity.............................................................................98

Glossary......................................................................................................99

Notes.........................................................................................................101

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Safety instructions

Please read the safety instructions carefully before operating the receiver.

Please follow all warnings and instructions on the equipment and in the

operating manual.

Basic safety instructions

Electrical connection

• Disconnect the receiver from the power source in case of operational

disruptions. Please note: The receiver will remain live, even if it is turned off

from the mains switch on the rear side.

• Do not expose the receiver to rain or any kind of humidity to avoid risk of

fire and electric shock.

• Never open the casing. Otherwise, there is a risk of electric shock. There

are no serviceable parts inside.

• Connect the receiver only to a professionally installed mains socket of 100–

240 V ~, 50–60 Hz.

• The total power consumption by the antenna connection of the receiver

“LNB IN” must not exceed 300 mA.

• Pull out the mains plug from the socket if the equipment is not in use for a

relatively long period of time. Only pull at the mains plug, not at the cable.

• Do not touch the power cable with moist or wet hands.

• In the event of storms, pull out the mains plug of the receiver from the

socket.

• The Standby key (device front) of this device will not separate the device

completely from the power source. To isolate the device completely from

the power circuit, operate the On/Off switch on the back of the unit.

• Thread off the connecting cable (satellite supply line) from the receiver, in

the event of a storm.

• If foreign bodies or fluids enter the receiver, immediately pull out the mains

plug from the socket. Ask a qualified person to check the equipment before

operating it again. Otherwise, there is a risk of electric shock.

• Do not place any objects or other things on the power cord.

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• Ensure that the power source (socket) is easily accessible.

Do not bend or crimp the power cord.

• If the power cord is damaged, have an expert repair the

receiver before you reuse it. Otherwise, there is a risk of electric shock.

• Never allow children to operate the receiver or to play with the antenna unit

unless supervised. Children cannot always correctly perceive possible

dangers.

• Always leave service jobs to qualified technicians, otherwise you will put

yourself and others in danger.

• Disconnect the receiver from the power source in case of operational

disruptions.

• Spare parts must be ordered directly from the manufacturer

• Modifications to the device will nullify the manufacturer’s liability.

• Remove all protective coverings before putting the device in operation.

• Keep all packing materials (foils etc) away from children. They involve

danger of suffocation.

Suitable location

• Place the receiver on a stable and even base.

• Never place receptacles filled with liquid (e. g. vases) on or next to the

receiver.

• Avoid direct sunlight and places with an extremely high amount of dust.

• Never cover ventilation slits. Ensure adequate ventilation of the receiver.

• Do not place any heavy objects on the receiver.

• Humidity may settle in the receiver if it is brought into hot surroundings from

the cold. In such an event, wait for about an hour before operating the

equipment.

• Lay the mains and antenna cables in such a manner that no-one steps or

trips over them.

Avoid proximity to:

• heat sources, such as heaters,

• naked flames, such as candles,

• devices with strong magnetic fields, such as loudspeakers.

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Correct battery handling

Batteries may contain toxic agents. Ensure that batteries are not within the

reach of children. Children could put the batteries in their mouth and swallow

them. If a battery is swallowed, call for medical help immediately.

Batteries that are getting discharged may damage the remote control. If the

receiver is not in use for a longer period of time, remove the batteries from the

remote control.

Batteries may contain toxic agents. Please, therefore, dispose of the batteries

immediately in an ecologically accepted manner according to the prevailing

statutory regulations. Never throw batteries in the household garbage, but

dispose of them at the collection points intended for the purpose.

Never expose the batteries to open fire or strong heat, as otherwise there is a

danger of explosion.

Never charge the batteries, as they may explode.

Always replace the batteries by batteries of the same type.

Disposal of old devices

If this symbol of a crossed-out garbage can is displayed on a product, this

product is covered under the European Guidelines 2002/96/EC.

All old electrical and electronic devices must be disposed of separately from

household garbage, at specially provided public locations.

By properly disposing of the old device, you avoid damage to the environment

and endangerment of the personal health.

You can obtain further information about disposal of old devices from the city

administration, at the time of disposal or from the shop where you purchased

the product.

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Explanation of safety instructions

The following categories of safety instructions are included in this

operating manual:

Danger!

Instructions with the word DANGER give a warning against possible

personal injuries.

Caution!

Instructions with the word CAUTION give a warning against possible

material or environmental damages.



These instructions contain special information regarding an -

economic use of the receiver.

Appropriate use

The receiver is designed for receiving unencryted and encrypted digital

satellite channels for private use. It is exclusively meant for this purpose and

must only be used for the same. This also includes paying attention to all

information contained in this operating manual, especially in the safety

instructions.

Any other usage is considered to be improper and may lead to material -

damages and even personal injuries. Moreover, it will result in the immediate

loss of guarantee.

The manufacturer does not bear any liability for damages caused due to -

improper use.

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Description of the device

With this receiver, you are able to receive unencrypted and encrypted digital

satellite channels via a satellite antenna. In addition, you have the option of

using a second satellite supply line to record another channel through the

second built-in tuner and to play it back at a later time. The device has a built-

in hard disc and offers the additional option of playing back data through the

USB interface. It is also possible to record on a USB medium.

It is not necessary to programme the receiver beforehand.

The most important broadcasting stations and satellites have already been

pre-programmed.

The satellite antenna has to be directed towards the desired satellite.

The receiver will scan for further new channels as soon as you initiate the

automatic scanning of broadcasting stations for this satellite. Satellites that

are not preset may be added.

All receiver settings can be done easily using the user interface (menu) on the

TV monitor.

The multilingual user interface supports following languages:

• German

• Swedish

• Czech

• English

• French

• Turkish

• Spanish

• Italian

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Unpacking the device

Before you can put the device in operation, please observe the following tips

and carry out the steps as listed.



On opening, remove the packaging material and the protective sheet

around the device.



Take out the accessories. These are packed in a separate plastic bag.



On opening, check the completeness of the scope of supply (see the next

page).

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Scope of supply

Check the scope of supply after purchase. The package must contain the

components listed below.

1 2 3

4 5 6

No. Pieces Description

1 1 Receiver

2 1 Remote control

3 2 Batteries of type AAA/1,5 V

4 1 Scart cable

5 1 USB Adapter cable (Mini A-plug on normal A-socket)

6 1 Loop cable

- 1 Operating manual

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Inserting the batteries



Open the battery compartment.



Insert two batteries in the battery compartment; observe proper polarity as

mentioned.



Push the cover of the battery compartment carefully until the cover is

locked.



The strap is for removing the batteries easily out of the battery

compartment. If you put the strap below the batteries when

inserting them, you can remove them by simply pulling the strap

carefully.



Replace discharging batteries on time. Otherwise, the sending

capacity of the remote control will be too low.

Always replace both batteries simultaneously and use batteries of

the same type.

Check the batteries of your remote control at least once a year.

If a battery has leaked, wear protective gloves and clean the

battery compartment with a dry cloth.

Caution!

Observe the disposal tips on page 7.

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Features

• 8-digit alphanumeric display on the front side of the device

• Facility to connect external USB storage medium to the USB port for

recording and playback of the contents. Also for playing back

readable image and music files.

• TWIN tuner for simultaneous recording and watching different channels.

• Simultaneous recording of two channels and watching a third channel

(depending on the recorded transponder).

• Software update via satellite ASTRA1 19.2° E or via the USB connection on

the front side of the device.

• 8 keys at the frontage

• Saves the channel last watched (Last Channel Memory)

• LNB control logic (sound 0/22 kHz), max. current delivery for LNB 300 mA

• Symbol rate 2-35 MS/s and 950-2150 MHz input frequency

• Common Interface slot on the front of the device

• Plug & play

• The power draw in standby mode is about 2W.

• 100–240 V ~, 50/60 Hz mains connection

• 5,000 channel-storage locations

• Child lock (preset password: 0000)

• Built-in hard disc for recording and storing transmissions and movies.

• 10 favourites lists

• Automatic channel scan

• Channel-list editor

• Analogue sound output through Cinch connector (stereo), volume

adjustment possible via remote control

• Coaxial output (digital audio) for AC3/Dolby Digital

• Optical output (digital audio) for AC3/Dolby Digital

• 2 Euro-SCART connections for TV and video set (VCR)

• TV SCART output with CVBS, RGB and YUV (YPbPr) assignment

• Loop-through function for connecting another satellite receiver

• Super fast video text with a memory of 800 pages

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• Digital radio reception, screen saver for radio

• Additional channel information is displayed when the channel is changed.

• DiSEqC 1.0, 1.2, is supported if an appropriate antenna unit is connected

• SWAP function (via LAST key)

• Screen aspect ratios can be set to 4:3 letterbox, 4:3 PanScan, 16:9

• 60x multi-functional timer linked with EPG

• Sleep timer

• Electronic Programme Guide EPG (up to 7 days in advance, channel-

dependent)

• SCPC/MCPC reception standard C/Ku-band satellites

• Automatic selection of the TV standard with video converter (SDTV)

• Digital satellite finder for optical and acoustic adjustment of the

paraboloidal-type reflector



A suitable channel editor is additionally available through our

hotline. Then you will be able to edit the channel lists of the

receiver using your computer. Please read the information on our

website www.mysilvercrest.de for this purpose.

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Preparation for initial start-up

Connecting the receiver

The receiver is connected with your satellite antenna by means of one or two

coaxial cable(s). If necessary, you have to prepare one or two coaxial

cable(s), as the case may be, before connecting the receiver.



The coaxial cable is not included in the scope of supply.

Caution!

Connect the receiver to the mains supply only after you have connected

it to all equipment and the antenna properly. Otherwise the receiver can

suffer damages.

The wire netting and the inner core of the coaxial cable carry current

during operation.

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Description of the connection

Connection with the SCART cable



Insert the SCART cable in the SCART socket “TV” on the receiver.



Connect the SCART cable to the TV set. Follow the operating manual of the

TV set (Fig. 1).



Insert the SCART cable in the SCART socket “VCR” of the receiver if you

want to connect a video set (Fig. 2).



Connect the SCART cable to the video set. Follow the operating manual of

the video set.



Insert the Cinch connector of the Cinch cable in the “AUDIO-R” and

“AUDIO-L” sockets of the receiver if you want to connect a stereo system.



Keep in mind that only one SCART cable is included in the scope

of supply.

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Connection to the SCART sockets

Fig. 1

Fig. 2

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