Teleco TSR6012 User manual

Brand: Teleco

Model: TSR6012

Type: User manual

Teleco TSR6012 is a dynamic digital sound stereo satellite receiver with various convenient features for a fulfilling experience. It offers a range of audio and video connections, allowing you to connect your TV, decoder, or Hi-Fi audio system. The receiver supports both 12V battery and 220/230V AC power, making it suitable for various setups, including camping trips. Additionally, it comes with a remote control for easy operation, enhancing your overall user experience.

USER'S MANUAL

Vers. 1

STEREO SATELLITE

RECEIVER

ENGLISH

TSR6012

DYNAMIC DIGITAL SOUND

Index

Use and safety directions .................................................................................... 3

Recycling ............................................................................................................ 3

Front panel .......................................................................................................... 4

Rearpanel ........................................................................................................... 5

Remote control .................................................................................................... 6

On Screen Display .............................................................................................. 7

Sub function ........................................................................................................ 8

Specification..................................................................................................... 15

Connection of a digital receiver to the Magic Sat Plus and VOYAGER

systems through CAD/AS.................................................................................. 16

Connection of a digital receiver to the Magic Sai Plus and VOYAGER

systems through CAD/P .................................................................................... 17

Connecting the TSR 6012 analogue digital receiver to a FALCON 12

digital receiver .................................................................................................. 18

Connecting the TSR 6012 analogue digital receiver to a MIKRO DIGITAL CI

digital receiver .................................................................................................. 19

Connecting the TSR 6012 analogue receiver to a MIKRO DIGITAL FTA

digital receiver .................................................................................................. 20

Analog channel list ............................................................................................ 21

Use and safety directions

• The receiver can be connected to either a 12 Volts battery or a 220/230 Vac -50 Hz

mains power outlet through a power supply (on request)

• The battery connection cable should have a section of at least 1,5 mm

• Do not leave the receiver on if you are not using it.

• Do not install the receiver near water sources which could damage it beyond repair, or

generate severe electric shocks.

• Do not piace the receiver in a closed cabinet; or obstruct the air outlets with fabric or

other objects placed on the receiver cover.

• Do not insert any metal objects into the outlets and ventilation holes as this may cause

electric shocks and short circuits.

• Disconnect power supplyto the receiver before carrying out any maintenance operation.

Do not use any spray or liquid cleaning agents: clean only with a dry cloth.

• In case of receiver malfunction. Disconnect from power supply and and contact local

dealer.

RECYCLING: with a view to reducing disposal of waste

electrical and electronic equipment as much as possible,

do not throw out this end of life cycle appliance together

with other unsorted municipal waste, but make use of a

recycling centre.

SPECIFICATIONS

VIDEO

Input frequency ....................920 -2150 MHz

Impedance ........................... 75 Ohm

C/N static threshold .............<6 dBm

Input level .............................-65 dBm / -30 dBm

IF bandwidth ........................ 27 MHz

Selectable Offset .................-7 to + 7 MHz by 1 MHz steps

AUDIO

Audio frequencies ................5 ÷ 9.0 MHz

Mode....................................Mono/Stereo / Panda Wegener-Compatible

IF bandwidth ........................130/280/380 kHz

De-emphasizing ...................50 ms / 75 ms / J 17

Controls ...............................Volume / Space-stereo

AV CONNECTIONS

TV........................................SCART

Decoder/VCR.......................SCART

MISCELLANEOUS

LNB Power supply ............... 13 ÷ 18 Volts /300 mA

Switching tone .....................22 kHz

Input voltage .........................12 V.d.c. ± 20%

Absorbed current .................1,2 A Max

Dimensions..........................162 x 250 x 67 mm

Weight .................................1,3 kg

REMOTE CONTROL FUNCTIONS

Channel search....................Digital/sequential keypad

RF frequency ....................... Digital/sequential keypad

Audio frequency ...................Digital/sequential keypad

Decoder selection ................Sequential

Mode (Mono / Stereo) ..........Sequential

Audio bandwidth .................. Sequential

De-emphasizing ...................Sequential

Controls ...............................Volume, Mute, V/H, 22 kHz, ON-OFF

FRONT PANEL

1) Instrument on/otf key.

2) Remote control extension MIR.

REAR PANEL

1) LNB input

"F" input connector for RF signals from the LNB.

2) DECODER/ VCR

Scart outlet for connection to DECODER or VCR appliances.

3) TV

Outlet for connection to a TV set.

4) R - L

Right-Hand Left-Hand RCA outlets for connection to a Hi-Fi Audio system.

5) Video RCA outlet for TV connection (as an alternative to the TV SCART

outlet)

6) Connector to the 12 Volt battery.

7) Remote control extension connecting outlet.

REMOTE CONTROL

1 ON / OFF

2 MEMO

3 Menu

4 Numerical keys

5 Right, Left, Up, Down, OK

6 Page + / -

7 Mute

8 DOWN

9 STOP

10 SPATIAL STEREO selec-

tion

11 VCR

12 EXIT

Switches the receiver on and off.

Press key to stare of the selected parameters.

Access to advanced receiver functions.

Keypad from number 0 to number 9.

Multi-function keys: volume control, Camping menu

access key, next and/or previous menu.

Goes to next or previous page on a list.

Press to turn off sound.

Lowers the antenna and turns the system off (Magic

Sat systems only).

Stops the antenna and the channel search

temporarily (Magic Sat systems only)

By pressing this key you will increase the stereo

effect. SUONO SPAZIALE (SPACE SOUND) will

be displayed on the screen.

By pressing this key you will disconnect the TV

1rom the SCART connector to allow its normal

operation. Press when you wish to record a satel-

lite program and use your television set to receive

a terrestrial program.

Press this key to immediately quit any menu.

Main functions

ON SCREEN DISPLAY

Main menu

Configurafion

Programs

Clock

Clock events

Camping menu

Proteded menus Yes

Programme list

Quit Menu

Programme List

498 ----

499 ----

500 ----

1 ADR

2 ZDF

3 SATl

4 RTL

Quit Menu

Camping Menu

Name: ADR

Signal:



Sat Finder: YES

Main Menu

Video

LNB Band: LNB1

Frequency: 11471 MHz

Polarization: H

Decoder Mode: None

V Level : High

Program Menu

Audio

Audio Mode: Stereo

Audio Freq.: 7.02 MHz

Audio Filter: 130 kHz

Deemphaslzing: 50 µs

Program Menu

Programs

Video

Audio

Opyions

Main Menu

Clock

Year: 2007

Month: 01

Date: 11

Hour: 21

Minutes: 10

Day: Thursday

Main Menu

Clock Event

Event number: 2

Event type: Not active

Event date: —: —

Beginning time: —: —

Length (hours):: —: —

Channel: 12

Main Menu 17:29:04

Options

Sat Name: Astra 19 E

Program Menu

Configuration

LNB1 Offset: O MHz

LNB2 Offset: O MHz

RF UHF Output: 21

Language OSD: English

Power on: no

Satellite search: Auto

Main Menu

• The ON SCREEN DISPLA Y is used to display ali the satellite receiver functions

on the TV screen. By pressing the

key, the TV screen will show.

• This is the MAIN MENU including ali the functions that can be controlled on the

receiver. The arrow w is a pointer used to select the function to be modified.

Which can be scrolled vertically from one line to the next using the two remote

control keys

Each of the MAIN MENU functions is divided into one or more subfunctions that are

selected by placing the arrowat the height of the required function and by pressing

the

key.

SUB FUNCTIONS

1) Configurafion

Piace the screen arrow to indicate the Configuration function using the keys

Then press the

key to obtain screen displaying the following subfunctions

which are factory-preset during testing:

• To modify the subfunction values, piace the arrow w at the height of the required

line usingthe keys

, then use the keys to select the required value.

• This subfunction is used to change the local oscillator values by + or - 7 Mhz on the

UNIVERSAL LNB used.

LNB1 refers to the low band (10.7 -11.7 Ghz) of the UNIVERSAL LNB while LNB2

Main menu

Z Configurafion

Programs

Clock

Clock events

Camping menu

Proteded menus Yes

Programme list

Quit Menu

Configuration

Z LNB1 Offset: O MHz

LNB2 Offset: O MHz

RF UHF Output: 21

Language OSD: English

Power on: no

Satellite search: Auto

Main Menu

ZLNB1 Offset: O MHz

LNB2 Offset: O MHz

refers to the high band (11.7-12.75 Ghz). This variation allows the receiver local

oscillator value to be adjusted to the UNIVERSAL LNB value in case of oscillator

departure from the rate value (9.75 Ghz for the low band, 10.6 Ghz for the high

band).

• This subfunction is used to set the modulator output channel (not available on the

TRS 6012 model). The available values range from channel 21 to channel 69.

During testing, channel 21 is present.

• It is used to select the required MENU language. The available options are Italian,

English, French, German.

• This is a special subfunction to allow the receiver to be switched back on (or NOT)

to the selected channel when input voltage is restored after a temporary cutoff. If

NO is selected, the receiver will remain in standby when voltage input is restored.

• This function is only active if the receiver is connected to the Magic Sal Plus

controllogic board. This board allows the required type of satellite search to be

selected on the Magic Sal Plus system (either AUTOMATIC or SEQUENTIAL.

Select to go back to the MAIN MENU.

Z RF UHF output: 21

Z OSD language: English

Z Power on: Yes

Z SAT search: Auto

Z Main Menu

2) Programs

• By pressing the

key after having brought the arrow Z to indicate MAIN MENU

programs, the following screen disp.lay will be obtained:

• Position the arrow Z to indicate Video and press the

key to obtain the follow

screen display:

• Select either LNB1 or LNB2 with the corresponding values on display.

LNB1 Low band UNIVERSAL LNB (10.7 -11.7 GHz)

LNB2 High band UNIVERSAL LNB (11.7. 12.75 Ghz) with 22 khz tone.

• This shows the selected program frequency transmitted from the satellite.

Which can be modified by directly entering a figure through the digital keypad or

by pressing the keys

• This shows the polarization of the transmitted signals. Either H (horizontal) or V

(vertical) can be selected).

• This is used to select 6 different operation modes of the DECODER on its special

SCART outlet, through the keys

None: VCR operation

Vld. neg.: Operation with DECODER far C Band (inverted video)

Vcrypt1-2: Operation with DECODER Videocrypt 1-2, RAI, RTL4, RTL5

D2 -MAC: Operation with DECODER D-MAC, D2-MAC

RAI: Operation with DECODER RAI

Cplus<2>: Operation with DECODER Canal Plus (baseband signal with internal

audio passage)

Programs

Z Video

Audio

Opyions

Main Menu

Video

Z LNB Band: LNB1

Frequency: 11471 MHz

Polarization: H

Decoder Mode: None

V Level : High

Program Menu

Z LNB input: LNB1

Z Polarization: H

Z Decoder: none

Z Frequency: 10471 MHz

• This is used to modify video level (High/Low).

• This is used to return to Program Menu.

• Position the arrow Z to indicate Audio and press the

key to obtain the following

screen display Audio:

• Either Stereo or Mono can be selected.

• This displays the audio frequency of the selected program, which can be changed

from 5.00 to 9.50 MHz by 10 kHz steps.

• This displays the audio band of the selected program.

In the STEREO MODE and MONO you can select: 130 -280 -380 kHz.

• 4 Deemphasizing selections are available: 50 ms -75 ms -J 17 -Expander.

The EXPANDER MODE is particularly suitable far HI-FI reception of Stereo

programs.

• This is used to return to the Program Menu.

• Position the arrow Z to indicate Options and press them

key to obtain the

following sceen display:

• This function is active when the Magic Sat Plus contro I logic board is connected.

It allows the required program to be associated to the name of the transmitting

satellite. Using the arrow keys

, select the required satellite.

Z Video level: High

Z Program Menu

Audio

Z Audio Mode: Stereo

Audio Freq.: 7.02 MHz

Audio Filter: 130 kHz

Deemphaslzing: 50 µ s

Program Menu

Z Audio mode: Stereo

Z Audio freq.: 7.02 MHz

Z Audio filter: 130 kHz

Z Deemphasizing: 50

µµ

µs

Z Program Menu

Options

Z Sat Name: Astra 19 E

Program Menu

Z Sat Name: Astra 19 E

If Magic Sat Plus is not connected, the satellite name is only associated to a

number comprised between 1 and 32. Return to the Program Menu and select.

3) Clock

• Position the arrow Z to indicate Clock and press the

key to obtain the following

screen display:

• Position the arrow Z to indicate Year using the keys

then change the entry

with the keys

. Repeat the same procedure for ali the other data.

• All the values are automatically turned active when Main Menu is selected.

• After returning to MAIN MENU, position the arrow Z to indicate Clock Events and

press the key

to obtain the following screen display:

• This function is used to program receiver power on/off in 8 events by choosing from

severa! options:

• An event number tram 1 to 8 is selected using the keys

• This is used to select the following event types with the keys

Not active: Storage not on.

Daily.: This is used to program receiver power on/off

Every Day at the

selected time.

Weekly: This is used to program receiver power on/off

Every Week on the

selected day and time

Date/time: This is used to program receiver power on/off at a given Time of a

given Day.

Z Main Menu

Clock

Z Year: 2007

Month: 01

Date: 11

Hour: 21

Minutes: 10

Day: Thursday

Main Menu

Clock Event

Z Event number: 2

Event type: Not active

Event date: —: —

Beginning time: —: —

Length (hours): —: —

Channel: 12

Main Menu 17:29:04

Z Event number: 1

Z Event type: Not active

• By selecting alI the timed programming functions

are disabled. This only applies to the selected event, therefore, if you wish to

completely disable ali programming functions, you must select

for Event no.:1, no.:2, no.:3 no.:8.

• By selecting

you can use the keys and

to select the power-on time an the duration of receiver operation day by

day, and in addition, the number of the channel that you wish to see.

• By selecting

you can use the keys and

to select, in the following order:

Week day

Power-on time

Length of receiver operation

Number of channel that you wish to see

• By selecting

you can use the keys and

selezionate in successione:

Receiver power-on date

Power-on lime

Length of operation

Number of channel that you wish to see

• AlI Clock Event functions are automatically stored when they are selected, therefore,

it is not necessary to press the

key on the remote control.

• The beginning time of each event can be selected by 15 minute steps, while the

event duration can be selected by one hour steps.

NB To prevent unwanted receiver power-on, we recommend to select

in alI 8 events, whenever you do not need to

use Clock Events. In the event of a power failure lasting more than 30 minutes,

Clock Event programming is lost.

4) Camping Menu

• This function can be used to obtain access to the Camping Menu. The Camping

Menu will make manual dish pointing operations easier, as a single menu enables

to view the received signal level and reception image, and to hear a sound tone

which varies according to the received signal strength.

• To obtain access to this function, press the key

. A list of the available programs

will be displayed on the screen. Select the program that you wish to receive from

the list. After selecting a program with the arrow keys (arrow UP, DOWN, TO THE

RIGHT and TO THE LEFT) press the key

to enter your selection.

• The Camping Menu will be displayed on the screen, showing the name of the

station, the indicator bar and the SatFinder function – which can be turned off by

highlighting the item with the cursor and then using the (RIGHT - LEFT) key to switch

from YES to NO.

• Adjust the dish direction and elevation until the signal is received, then optimise

pointing by checking the bar indicator and/or listening to the SatFinder tone.

• After completing the pointing operations, quit this menu.

5) Protected menus Yes

This function is factory-preset to (YES) to protect a few MENU functions against un-

recommended modifications by inexperienced users. If the user wishes to obtain

access to ali the MENU functions, ali he has to do is highlight the “Protected Menu”

line and key in number 1111 to change the setting to (NO). To revert to (YES), key

in the same number again. However, it is NOT RECOMMENDED for in-experienced

users to try and modify the MENU settings.

6) Programme List

• Every TV and RADIO programme stored in the receiver has been recorded.

To choose the programme you want, key in the number far the programme (e.g.

341) directly without entering the MENU; or else, press the

key to display the

MAIN MENU, then put the Z on Programme List and press

to display the

programme list.

Use the

skeis to move back or forth on the list by 7 programmes at a time.

Use the

keys to choose the programme you want.

To confirm the choice, press the

key. When you confirm the programme, if the

MSP receiver is connected to the Magic Sat Plus, the antenna will automatically

point to the satellite transmitting the programme (e.g. ASTRA-ARD).

Camping Menu

Z Name: ADR

Signal:



Sat Finder: SI

Main Menu

CONNECTION OF A DIGITAL RECEIVER TO THE MAGIC SAT PLUS AND

VOYAGER SYSTEMS THROUGH CAD/AS

1) Connection between an analog TSR 6012 receiver and a digital DVB receiver to

be applied only if the TV set is provided with a SCART socket.

In order the analog signal:

1) Set the digital receiver in STAND-BY

2) Turn on in TSR 6012 receiver

In order to see the digital signal:

1) Set the digital receiver in TSR 6012 STAND-BY

2) Turn on the digital receiver.

Digital Receiver

To the LNB converter

Receiver TSR 6012

CONNECTION OF A DIGITAL RECEIVER TO THE MAGIC SAI PLUS AND

VOYAGER SYSTEMS THROUGH CAD/P

1) Connection between an analog TSR 6012 receiver and a digital DVB receiver to

be applied only if the TV set is provided with a SCART socket.

In order the analog signal:

1) Set the digital receiver in STAND-BY

2) Turn on in TSR 6012 receiver

In order to see the digital signal:

1) Set the digital receiver in TSR 6012 STAND-BY

2) Turn on the digital receiver.

To the LNB converter

Receiver TSR 6012

Digital Receiver

CONNECTING THE TSR 6012 ANALOGUE RECEIVER TO A FALCON 12

DIGITAL RECEIVER

Switch on your TV set and TSR 6012 receiver, making sure that the Falcon 12

receiver is off (on stand-by). Start your satellite search with your manual Voyager

antenna, after search completion press the VCR button (Green key) in your TELECO

remote control, the display will read VCR.

Now you can switch on the Falcon 12 digital receiver and start the pointed satellite

broadcast channelloading (for the first installation only); at the end of this operation,

you can select your desired program.

ANTENNA SAT

POWER SUPPLY

COAX

CHECK

COAX

SUPPLIED

SCART

VK2 SCART - SCART

FEMALE ADAPTOR

SCART

CONNECTING THE TSR 6012 ANALOGUE RECEIVER TO A MIKRO DIGITAL

CI DIGITAL RECEIVER

Switch on your TV set and TSR 6012 receiver, making sure that the Mikro Digital

CI receiver is off (on stand-by). Start your satellite search with your manual Voyager

antenna, after search completion press the VCR button (Green key) in your TELECO

remote control, the display will read VCR.

Now you can switch on the Falcon 12 digital receiver and start the pointed satellite

broadcast channelloading (for the first installation only); at the end of this operation,

you can select your desired program.

ANTENNA SAT

COAX

CHECK

COAX

SUPPLIED

SCART

To reduce current absorption while the Mikro Digital CI

receiver is not being used, we recommend fitting a

monopolar switch on the COAX positive input.

CONNECTING THE TSR 6012 ANALOGUE RECEIVER TO A MIKRO DIGITAL

FTA DIGITAL RECEIVER

ANTENNA SAT

COAX

CHECK

COAX

SUPPLIED

SCART

VK2 SCART - SCART

FEMALE ADAPTOR

SCART

To reduce current absorption while the Mikro Digital FTA

receiver is not being used, we recommend fitting a monopolar

switch on the COAX positive input.

Switch on your TV set and TSR 6012 receiver, making sure that the Mikro Digital

FTA receiver is off (on stand-by). Start your satellite search with your manual

Voyager antenna, after search completion press the VCR button (Green key) in your

TELECO remote control, the display will read VCR.

Now you can switch on the Falcon 12 digital receiver and start the pointed satellite

broadcast channelloading (for the first installation only); at the end of this operation,

you can select your desired program.

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Teleco TSR6012 User manual

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Teleco TSR6012 User manual

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