Maxview MXL002/TWIN User manual

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HOME ENTERTAINMENT ON THE MOVE
INSTALLATION, OPERATION
& USER MANUAL
MXL002 & MXL002/TWIN OMNISAT DOME
Common Lane, Setchey, King’s Lynn,
Norfolk, PE33 0AT. England Helpline: +49 (0) 1553 811000
Tel: +49 (0) 1553 813300
Email: cust_serv@maxview.co.uk
Web: www.maxview.co.uk
9111325 Iss 2
We thank you for buying the Maxview Omnisat Dome Satellite System.
The Omnisat Dome has been designed for permanent attachment to the roof of your vehicle.
It will receive satellite reception almost anywhere in Europe.
The Maxview Omnisat Dome is designed to be used to receive and watch satellite broadcasts in road vehicles
e.g. caravans, minibuses, RVs and lorries while these vehicles are parked.
The Omnisat Dome is easy to use, but please read through this manual thoroughly prior to starting
the installation.
If you should require any technical assistance please contact 01553 811000
Maxview reserves the right to change specifications without prior notice
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CONTENTS Page/s
SECTION 1 - INSTALLATION 4
Importantant Safety Instructions 5
Before starting installations 5
Tool List 5
Vehicle Installation 6/7
Electrical Installation 8/9
SECTION 2 - OPERATING 10
Operating The System 11
Precautions 11
Receiver Buttons and Functions 11
Connection Diagram MXL003 variant 12
Connection Diagram MXL003/twin variant 13
First Installation and TV Settings 14
Channel Selection 14
Infobar 14
Teletext 14
Channel List - Selection of the List Type 15/16
Channel list - Operatin Manual 17-20
Radio 21
Favourite Channel List 21
Satellite Selection 21
Main Menu 22
Installation 22
Transponder List 23
Changing Program Settings 24/25
Automatic Search 26
System 27
OSD Settings 27
TV Settings 28
Time and Date 28
Parental Settings 29
Other Settings 30
Service Menu 30
Timers 31
Extras 32
Games 33
Electronic Program Guide - EPG 33
Common Interface (optional) 33
Menu Map 34
Troubleshooting 35
System Specifications 36/37
SECTION 3 - USER MANUAL 38
Usage 39
Guarantee and Exemptions 40
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SECTION 1
INSTALLATION
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Do not open the cover of the unit. No user-serviceable parts inside. To open the cover cancels the
guarantee of the unit. Refer to an authorised dealer.
Make sure that the ventilation holes of the receiver are not blocked, this prevents overheating.
To protect your unit from permanent damage do not connect non-recommended equipment.
The receiver supplied with this system is not a standard satellite receiver. It cannot be used with a normal
antenna dish. It can only be used with the Maxview Omnisat Dome. If you connect an LNB to the output
of this unit it may cause damage to the LNB or receiver.
The antenna part of the system installed on the vehicle adds extra height. It is very important to be
aware of this extra height when the vehicle is on the move.
On installation personal safety should be considered when using power/hand tools and working at height.
The user is legally responsible for the antenna mounted on top of the vehicle.
BEFORE STARTING THE INSTALLATION - PLEASE READ
Always follow manufacturer’s instructions
Decide where you wish to mount your Omnisat Dome, taking into account any obstacles that might interfere
with the tracking of the satellite. It is recommended that you do a dry run to find the best position.
The installation surface should be smooth, flat and rigid.
Important: All 4 Fixing Plates must be level to avoid distortion of the system (see the next page).
Before starting the installation of the antenna, make sure that the surface on which the antenna is to be
mounted is dry and clean.
Please make sure that all connections have been made to the system before the power is connected,
failure to do so may result in damage to the system and may void the guarantee.
RECOMMENDED PARTS/TOOL LIST
Drill and drill bits
Screwdriver
Adhesive, such as Sikaflex®-512 and/or cleaner and activator*
Multimeter
Side cutters and pliers
* always follow manufacturers instructions.
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GUARANTEE
The Maxview Omnisat Dome is guaranteed against defective parts or workmanship for
2 years from time of purchase. This excludes any malfunction caused by improper use,
accidental or malicious damage or removal of outer cover. This does not affect your
statutory rights.
EXEMPTIONS
Maxview is not liable for:
1. Damage caused by fires, natural disasters (such as thunder, earthquake, etc.), a third
party, accidents, misuse or any other improper use.
2. Damage caused by incorrectly following the instructions described in the operating or
installation manual.
3. Malfunction through simultaneous use of this product and other non-recommended equipment.
Remove the Omnisat Dome from the packaging and check it visually.
PACK CONTENTS
Satellite system
Satellite Receiver
2 x ‘F’ connectors
1 x Boot
INSTALLATION ON THE VEHICLE
1. Position the Omnisat Dome on top of the vehicle carefully, in your chosen location.
The ‘F’ connector and blue pressure balancing pipe should be directed to the rear of the vehicle.
Caution: Installation which is made without using spacers on irregular surfaces may cause distortion
of the system. This may effect the operation of the equipment and cause permanent damage.
If the surface of the vehicle slopes, the left and right sided plates of the antenna will not
lie flat on the surface. In such cases, use spacers (not included) to fill the gaps.
Receiver and power cable
Remote control handset x 2 AAA batteries
Screw and washer pack (x 8 of each)
Cable entry cover
8m Coaxial cable
‘F’ to ‘F’ coaxial lead
Infra Red extender
Receiver brackets
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While the system is operating a faint motor sound can be heard, this is normal.
Satellite reception is only possible when the dome is positioned so that it has direct line of sight in the direction
of the desired satellite and there are no obstructions blocking the view, e.g. trees, buildings.
The signal receiving performance of the system may decrease with heavy rainfall or snowfall. The same result
may occur if the antenna is covered with snow. In such a case, gently remove the snow from the antenna cover.
Dirt on the dome may decrease the signal receiving performance over a period of time. To prevent decrease of
performance gently clean the antenna cover periodically.
Do not use abrasive cleaners as they may damage the product’s surfaces.
Do not use solvent based cleaning agents on plastic parts.
To turn off the system press power button on the front panel of the receiver or “STANDBY” button on the
remote control handset. The LED on the front panel will go out and the system switches off.
USAGE
Press the “ ” button on the front panel of the receiver or the “STANDBY” button on the remote control handset
to operate the system. The LED on the front panel will come on and the system will start to operate.
When the system is operating, the antenna starts to search for the selected satellite. The search is completed
in about 20 seconds. After the satellite is found, the system defines the most suitable antenna position by fine-
tuning and then stops. After the satellite has been found the receiver channels can be watched.
2. Follow the adhesive manufacturer’s guidelines for surface preparation.
3. Apply the adhesive to the underside of each fixing area (as shown). Drill and fix screws
provided, ensuring the system is level and there is no distortion to the base of the
system. We always recommend using screws and adhesive for fixing.
4. We recommend you follow the adhesive manufacturer’s guidelines for
curing time before driving your vehicle.
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SECTION 3
USER GUIDE
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Important Note:
Your system maybe fitted with a “anti rotation tag” to prevent antenna rotation during transit.
If this is the case this MUST BE REMOVED before installation.
This can be simply removed by cutting with side cutters.
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ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
The antenna cable is taken from the top of the vehicle to the inside. The antenna cable
should not be longer than 15 meters. Fit the cable entry cover onto the cable going
through the cable gland. Now attach the ‘F’ connector to the external end of the cable.
Decide on location for cable entry cover into vehicle (above an overhead locker or wardrobe etc.). Check for
cables within roof space before drilling. Drill a hole through the roof and push cable into vehicle.
Ensure roof surface is clean and dry and apply sealant/adhesive to the back of the flange on the cable entry
cover. Now apply cover firmly to roof. Clip cable to vehicle roof using clips supplied.
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
SATELLITE SYSTEM
Dish motion: Two axis; azimuth and elevation
Satellite tracking: At stationary position
Connection: Via coaxial cable
Horizontal (azimuth) moving range: 0° ~ 360° unlimited
Horizontal (azimuth) moving speed: 60°/second
Vertical (elevation) moving range: 20° ~ 70°
Vertical (elevation) moving speed: 38°/second
Operating voltage range: 11V ~ 25V DC
Operating power consumption: 40W
Dimensions: 69cm x 69cm x 34cm (width x length x height)
Wrapped Dimensions: 81cm x 81xm x 48cm (width x length x height)
Weight: 12 kg
Storage temperature: -30°C ~ 70°C
Operating temperature: -15°C ~ 50°C
Operating relative humidity range: 0 ~ 90 %
SATELLITE RECIVER
TUNER
Standard: DVB-S
Input signal level: -65…-25 dBm
Frequency range: 950-2150 MHz
Demodulation: QPSK
Symbol rate: 1-45 Msps
Code rates: 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6 and 7/8
Reed Solomon: 204, 188, 8
System: SCPC, MCPC
Channel lock: PLL
Output: Loop-through output
Input and output impedances: 75ohmes
Connectors: F type, Female
AUDIO / VIDEO
Audio system: MPEG Layer 1-2
Sampling: 32, 44.1, 48kHz
Audio output mode: Mono, Dual mono, Stereo
Video system: MPEG2 ISO/IEC 13818-1
Resolution: 720*576
Video mode: PAL
A/V CONNECTIONS
RCA: Video (CVBS), Audio (Stereo) output
Note: The ‘F’ connector on the Omnisat Dome side of the cable is connected to the female ‘F’
connector socket on the antenna. The plastic ‘F’ connector boot on the antenna cable is pushed
onto the ‘F’ connector.
Inside vehicle route cable to satellite receiver and fit ‘F’ connector.
The 12-24V DC supply voltage should be taken from the correct point of the vehicle to
supply voltage to the Control Box. The 12-24V DC supply voltage is supplied via a
2 x 0.75mm2 power cord to connect to the Control Box.
The antenna cable coming from the Omnisat Dome is connected to the input of the
Control Box via an ‘F’ connector.
If a Set-Top-Box is used, connection between the Control Box and Set-Top-Box can be
made with the provided Loop through cable.
Once the electrical connections to the Control Box and Set-Top-Box (optional) are
completed, the Control Box and Set-Top-Box (optional) should be securely fastened to
prevent vibration.
SEE PAGE 12 FOR RECEIVER CONNECTION DIAGRAM
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GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
• AnimatedOSD
• 8000Channels
• Smartchannelscan
• Veryfastchannelswitch
• Mosaicchannels(15stillpicture,1livepicture)
• PictureinGraphics(PIG)
• VariousGames
• VariousUtilities
• CustomOSD-Radiobackgrounds
• Channellistbackup
• 16favoritechannelgroups
• Advancedchannelediting(Multipledeletion,multiplemove,hide,skip)
• DVBandTeletextSubtitle
• VBIandOSDTeletext
• ElectronicProgramGuide(EPG)
• Multilingualaudiosupport
• MultilingualOSD
• Parental,setupanddevicelock
• 8VCRtimers(once,dailyandweeklymodes)
• FirmwareandchannellistupdatefromPCorotherbox
• SCPC-MCPCcompliant
• 200MHzmainCPU
• 16MBFlash
• CI(CommonInterface)slot(optional)
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
SYSTEM SOURCES
CPU (Central Processing Unit): 200 MHz RISC
RAM: 128 Mb RAM
Flash memory: 16 Mb
DATA
Standard: RS232, 115200, 8, n, 1
Connector: 9 pin, D-type, male
POWER SUPPLY
Type: Switch Mode
Power consumption: 30W
Operating voltage: 12V.…24V DC
GENERAL
Dimensions: 185 x 202 x 60 mm
Weight: 1400 gr
Operating temperature: 5~40 °C
SECTION 2
OPERATION
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TROUBLESHOOTING
If you have a problem with your unit, before
contacting the technical service, check the following:
PROBLEM
The unit does not operate at all
(The LED on the front panel does not come on).
The unit menus appear on the TV but there
is no sound or picture.
During digital programs, audio interruptions
and video skew occurs.
A digital program that was previously
watched is not available any more.
Remote control is not working.
Picture is available, but weak or no sound.
REASON
Make sure the power connection is correct.
The input power fuse may have blown.
Make sure that the unit is connected to the
Omnisat antenna correctly. Also make sure
that the program settings of the unit are set
to one of the programs included in the
satellite that you want to watch.
Signal emitted by the antenna is not strong enough.
Make sure that there is no problem with the cable.
The frequency, polarity, symbol rate or PID values of that
program might have changed.
Check batteries and replace if required. Ensure that the
sensor on the unit is not obscured.
Make sure that the volume of your TV and
satellite receiver is at an adequate level.
OPERATING THE SYSTEM
Please make sure that all connections have been made to the system before the power is connected,
failure to do so may result in damage to the system and may void the guarantee.
1. Switch on the Control Box. Check the system is operating by listening to the sound of the
antenna.
2. The power voltage of the Control Box should be measured using a multimeter to ensure
that the supply voltage is not less than 12V DC under operating conditions.
3. Switch on the Set-Top-Box, if used. Check different channels to see if the video and audio
is being received correctly.
PRECAUTIONS
> No user-serviceable parts inside.
> Use a dry cloth to clean the unit. Do not allow electrical equipment to be exposed to rain or moisture.
> If there is a problem DO NOT remove the cover. Contact an authorised dealer.
> Your receiver is designed for use in a bus, boat, caravan or similar vehicles.
> Do not connect any unsuitable equipment to the unit as this could cause permanent damage or danger.
> Remove the batteries from the remote control handset if it is not to be used for long
periods. Non-removal could result in damage to the handset caused by leaking batteries.
> Dispose of batteries correctly in order to protect the environment.
> This receiver is a non standard satellite receiver and is only to be used with the
Maxview Omnisat Dome Auto Satellite System. If you connect an LNB to the output
of this unit, it may cause damage to the LNB and/or receiver
RECEIVER FUNCTIONS & CONNECTIONS
5. LNB Input
6. Loop Out
7. RCA Audio Outputs (Left, Right)
8. RCA Video Outputs
9. Scart Connection
10. Power Input
11. Serial Port
12. Infrared Remote Control
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1. Stand-by (On/off)
2. Programme Down
3. Programme Up
4. LED Display
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MENU MAP
CONNECTION DIAGRAM - FOR SINGLE LNB VARIANT - MXL003
CONNECTIONS
Before making any connections to the unit ensure that the mains input has been disconnected. Connect to the
mains once all connections have been completed correctly. Incorrect connections may cause permanent
damage to the unit. If you are unsure on how to connect the unit contact your installer or Customer Service.
> VCR (Video Cassette Recorder) Connection
A VCR connection can be made by connecting it to the VIDEO output of the satellite receiver. The VCR OSD (On
Screen Display) menus are displayed on the TV screen. The VCR is set to on, even when the receiver is switched
off. When the receiver is off the volume of the TV is controlled by the TV, however, when the receiver is on, the
volume can be controlled using the receiver.
> TV Connection
Video RCA output should be connected to TV Video RCA inputs. Audio RCA outputs can be connected to TV
Audio RCA inputs.
> Audio Amplifier Connection
Connection through RCA Outputs
You may connect your unit to an audio amplifier through RCA outputs. For this purpose, use AUDIO-L and
AUDIO-R stereo outputs of your unit.
OR
Audio Amplifer PC Infrared Remote
Control
TV or VCR
(an additonal cable will be
required to link VCR to TV)
+12V/+24V
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GAMES
> When in the “Main Menu”, go to “Games” by using
“ ”/“ ” and “✘”/“✘” buttons and press the “OK”
button. The “Games” sub-menu is entered.
ELECTRONIC PROGRAM GUIDE - EPG
Broadcasted timetables will be available with some
programs. You may use the “EPG” feature of the unit
to get this information.
> Press the “EPG” button on the remote control when
no menu is displayed. The “EPG” menu appears on
the screen.
> You will see in the “EPG” menu a list of the
channels, timetable, start and finish times, name and
summary of the channel.
> You may use “✘”/“✘” buttons to move between
channels and to display data on the screen. Every time
you change the channel, you will see a live picture of
the new channel on the upper left hand side.
> You will see the start and finish times and the day
that the timetable covers. A red line shows the cur-
rent time.
> You may use the “EPG” menu as a reminder menu.
If you select a channel other than the current channel
at a later time and press the “OK” button, its box will
become red. When it is time for the selected channel
your receiver will automatically go to that channel. To
cancel this feature, press the “OK” button again, on
the same box.
COMMON INTERFACE (OPTIONAL)
Some Troya II Digital Satellite receiver models have a
CI (Common Interface) module. CI modules are used
with a smart card.
With a correct CI module and correct smart card
existing and future scrambled channels can be
watched.
Insert the smart card into the slot in the CI module
and then select the scrambled channel. The scrambled
channel will be available in a few seconds.
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CONNECTION DIAGRAM - TWIN LNB VARIANT - MXL003/TWIN
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EXTRAS
> When in the “Main Menu”, go to “Extras” by using
“ ”/“ ” and “✘”/“✘” buttons and press the “OK”
button. “Extras” sub-menu is accessed. You can access
some useful programs in this menu.
> While in the “Extras” menu, go to the “Calendar” by
using “✘”/“✘” buttons and press the “OK” button. A
calendar appears on the screen. The calendar covers
the dates from 1980 to 2099. “Year” is selected by
“✘”/“✘” buttons and “Month” is selected by
“ ”/“ ” buttons. Press “EXIT” or “MENU” buttons
to exit the calendar.
> While in the “Extras” menu, go to “Calculator” by
using “✘”/“✘” buttons and press the “OK” button. A
calculator appears on the screen. Simple arithmetic
calculations can be made by using number, “✘”/“✘”
“ ”/“ ” and “OK” buttons in this menu. Press
“EXIT” or “MENU” buttons to exit the
calculator.
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Audio Amplifer
PC Infrared Remote
Control
+12V/+24V
HDMI or
Scart
Freesat PVR or SKY HD receiver If a satelllite adjustment is
required you will need to
connect your TV directly to
the Dome receiver
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TIMERS
Timers are used to turn the unit on/off at
programmed times. Your receiver contains 8 timers.
For timer settings:
> Enter the “Main Menu” and then go to the “Timers”
sub menu.
> Select the timer that you want to change by using
“✘”/“✘” buttons, and then press the “OK” button.
The “Timer Details” menu is displayed.
> In the “Timer Details” menu select the channel that
you want to set using the “ ”/“ ” buttons. Enter the
date of the program in “Date”. Enter the “Start time”
and “End time” by using the number buttons on the
handset. (If the start time of the program is later than
the end time it is assumed to be the next day.)
> “Mode” can be selected as “Once”, “Daily” or
“Weekly” by using “ ”/“ ” buttons.
•Ifyouchoose“Once”:Itturnsonthereceiveronly
on the date that you entered in “Date”. “Weekday”
option becomes unavailable.
•Ifyouchoose“Daily”,“Weekday”and“Date”
become unavailable. The program selected will turn
on/off at that time, every day.
•Ifyouchoose“Weekly”,“Date”becomes
unavailable but you can change the day in “Weekday”.
If you entered a day in the “Date”, every week it will
turn on/off on the day that you have chosen.
> “Active” should be set to “Yes” to activate the timer.
> Save the changes by pressing the “BLUE” button.
> After completing the changes, press “MENU” or
“EXIT” button to exit from the “Timers” menu.
Notes:
If the power fails for any reason, all timer settings will
be deleted and all timers turned off.
Before adjusting the timers, time and date should be
entered in “Time & Date” sub-menu.
The settings should not conflict with one another.
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FIRST INSTALLATION AND TV SETTINGS
When you have completed the required connections to your satellite receiver, plug in the mains lead and switch
on (Please refer to “Connections” (page 12) to verify their correctness).
Turn on the TV and satellite receiver and press the “MENU” button on the satellite receiver remote control
handset. If you are using a scart connection to the TV, no TV settings are required. Whenever you turn on your
TV and receiver, the TV will automatically display the receiver screen. (Some TVs may not have automatic scart
switching. In this case, you need to enter the AV mode using the TV remote control handset).
CHANNEL SELECTION
You may use several methods for channel selection.
> You may select a channel by pressing “✘”/“✘” buttons while any program is being displayed. The number
and name of the channel that you have selected will be displayed under the screen.
> You may select a channel, using the number buttons. The number of the channel you have selected will be
displayed under the screen. You may apply this method in three ways:
1. Press the channel number as four digits. For example, to select the channel 1875, press 1, 8, 7, 5, and to select
the channel 27, press 0, 0, 2, 7.
2. Press the channel number only and then wait a few seconds. For example, to select channel 168, press 1, 6
and 8 and wait. To select channel 56, press 5 and 6, and then wait.
3. For fast access to the channels, while entering the channel number, keep pressing the last number. For
example, to access channel 3, press and hold button 3. To access channel 14, press 1 and then press and hold
button 4.
> You may call the “Channel List” by pressing
the “OK” button, if the “Channel List” menu is
not displayed. (Please see “Channel List”).
INFOBAR
INFOBAR is displayed at the lower side of the screen with each channel change. This bar will
show channel number, channel name, signal level and some information relating to the
channel being displayed. Various symbols will show if the channel, is on the favourite list, has
alternative languages for that channel, is a radio channel, if the channel is scrambled and if teletext is available.
TELETEXT
If your TV does not have Teletext function you may use your receiver’s Teletext function.
> The teletext data is available on some channels only.
> Select the teletext channel you would like to view and press the “TXT” button.
> You may use the “✘”/“✘” buttons to alter the page number.
> For direct access to requested programs you may use the number buttons.
> Pressing the “TXT” button while Teletext is active makes the Teletext page transparent.
> To exit the Teletext press “MENU” button.
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OTHER SETTINGS
> Enter the “Main Menu” and then the “Other
Settings” sub-menu from the “System” menu.
> If you are using a dedicated LNB, the LNB power of
your satellite receiver must be switched on. A common
LNB is used for satellite distribution systems. Since the
common LNB is powered by the distribution centre,
the LNB supply of your equipment must be switched
off. Set the “LNB Power” option to “On” or “Off” using
“ ”/“ ” buttons.
> If “Automatic Power-on” is set to “Off” when
the main power fails, your satellite receiver will be
set to stand-by when the power is restored. Set to
“Automatic Power-on” option “On” or “Off” by using
“ ”/“ ” buttons.
SERVICE MENU
> Enter the “Main Menu” and then the “Service”
sub-menu from the “System” menu.
> While in “Information”, press the “OK” button. The
“Information” menu is displayed. In this menu some
hardware and software information is displayed.
> “Factory Reset” option is used to return to the
last channel information which was loaded to your
receiver via data connection. The PIN is required to
enter this menu. After the PIN has been entered, a
message, “Factory settings will be restored. Are you
sure?” will appear. If you press the “OK” button, the
factory settings are restored.
> “Backup Channel List”: The PIN is required to enter
this menu. After the PIN has been entered a message,
“Are you sure that you want to backup channel
list?” will appear. If you press the “OK” button, the
channel list is backed up.
> “Recall Backup List”: The PIN is required to enter
this menu. After the PIN has been entered, a message,
“Are you sure that you want to recall database
backup?” will appear. If you press the “OK” button,
the spare channel list is reloaded.
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> If “Automatic Search” is set to “On”, the
receiver will periodically search for new channels
while in stand-by mode.
> Press “MENU” or “EXIT” button to exit from
the “Other Settings” menu. A message, “Do you
want to store?” will be displayed if you have
made any changes. Press the “OK” button to
store. Press “MENU” or “EXIT” button to exit
without storing the changes.
CHANNEL LIST – LIST TYPE SELECTION
> If you press the “OK” button when
no menu is displayed, the “Channel
List” will be displayed on the screen.
> The channels may be listed as different
types in the “Channel List” menu. Press the “RED”
button to select the list type. After pressing the
“RED” button, you can select a different list type
by using “✘”/“✘” buttons. Once you have
selected the list type you want, press
the “OK” button.
> Press the “GREEN” button to access the
“Ops Menu” to enable changes to be made.
> Press the “YELLOW” button to list channels.
> Press the “INFO” button to list the channels in
alphabetical order.
> SELECT SAT: The first listing type is to list the
channels according to the satellite selected. After
pressing the “RED” button in the “Channel List”, press
the “OK” button when “Select Sat” is highlighted in
the pop up menu. A “Satellite List” menu comes up.
All the channels are listed in this menu. Move to the
desired satellite by pressing “✘”/“✘” buttons and
press the “OK” button. If you select ”All”, all the
satellite channels are listed. Only the channels belong-
ing to the selected satellite will be shown.
> TV/RAD: The second listing type is listing the
channels depending on whether the channel is a TV or
Radio channel. After pressing the “RED” button in the
“Channel List”, highlight “Tv/Rad” by using “✘”/“✘”
buttons and press the “OK” button. The options are
“All”, “TV” and “Radio” in this menu. Highlight the de-
sired option by using “✘”/“✘” buttons and press the
“OK” button. If you select “All”, all the TV and Radio
channels will be listed. If you select “Radio”, only radio
channels will be listed and if you select “TV”, only TV
channels will be listed.
> The programs prefixed with a (note) symbol
radio programs.
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PARENTAL SETTINGS
> Enter the “Main Menu” and then the “Parental Settings”
sub-menu from the “System” menu.
> “Enter Pin” message will be displayed. Enter the 4 digit
password by using the number buttons. (Factory setting of
your receiver is 0000.)
> The “Parental Settings” menu is displayed once the PIN
has been correctly entered.
> If “Receiver Lock” is “On”, the PIN is asked for every
time the receiver is switched on.
> If you don’t want your receiver settings changed by
somebody else, you can use “Setup Lock” option. If “Setup
Lock” is “On”, the PIN is required to enter the menus
where the channel information and settings are changed.
> To change the PIN, highlight “Change PIN” and press
the “OK” button. “Enter New PIN” becomes active. Enter
the new PIN by using the number buttons. After you have
entered the new PIN, “Confirm New PIN” becomes active.
Enter the new PIN again. After you have pressed the last
number a “Pin changed” message is displayed. Press the
“OK” button to confirm.
> Press “MENU” or “EXIT” button to exit from the
“Parental Settings” menu. A message, “Do you want to
store?” will be displayed if you have made any changes.
Press the “OK” button to store. Press “MENU” or “EXIT”
button to exit without storing the changes.
FTA/SCRAMBLED: The third listing type is listing the
channels depending on whether they are FTA (Free to
air) or Scrambled (coded) channels. After pressing the
“RED” button in the “Channel List” highlight “FTA/
Scrambled” by using “✘”/“✘” buttons and press the
“OK” button. The options are “All”, “FTA Only” and
“the scrambled channel names” in this menu.
Highlight the desired option by using “✘”/“✘”
buttons and press the “OK” button. If you select “All”,
all the channels are listed. If you select “FTA Only”,
only FTA channels will be listed and if you select “one
of the Scrambled channels”, the coded channels that
belong to that scrambled channel will be listed.
> The programs prefixed with a “ ” symbol are
scrambled channels in the “Channel List”.
FAV GROUP: The fourth listing type is listing the
channels according to favourite groups. After pressing
the “RED” button in the “Channel List”, highlight “Fav
Group” by using “✘”/“✘” buttons and press the “OK”
button. The options are “All”, “Only Favs” and “the
other favourite channel groups”(that you’ve created
in this menu). Select the desired option by using
“✘”/“✘” buttons and press the “OK” button. If you
select “All”, all the channels are listed. If you select
“Only Favs”, only favorite channels will be listed and
if you select one of the favourite channels that you’ve
created, the favourite channels that belong to that
group will be listed.
ALPHA SORT: The final listing type is listing the
channels depending on alphabetical order. After
pressing the “RED” button in the “Channel List”,
highlight “Alpha. Sort” by using “✘”/“✘” buttons and
press the “OK” button. The options are “Normal”,
“A..Z” and “Z..A” in this menu. Select the desired
option by using “✘”/“✘” buttons and press the “OK”
button. If you select “Normal”, the channels are listed
according to the order recorded. If you select “A..Z”,
the channels are listed according to alphabetical order.
If you select “Z..A”, the channels are listed in reverse
alphabetical order.
> Press “MENU” or “EXIT” button to exit the
“Channel List” menu.
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TV SETTINGS
> When in the “Main Menu”, select “System” by using
“ ”/“ ” and “✘”/“✘” buttons and press the “OK”
button. Highlight “TV Settings” and press the “OK”
button again. The “TV Settings” sub-menu is accessed.
> In “TV Settings” you can select the TV system as
“NTSC”, PAL B/G” or “PAL I” in the “System” option
using “ ”/“ ” buttons.
> You can set the Brightness, Contrast and Saturation
value between 0-100 by using “ ”/“ ” buttons.
> Press “MENU” or “EXIT” button to exit from the
“TV Settings” sub-menu. A message, “Do you want to
store?” will be displayed if you have made any
changes. Press the “OK” button to store. Press
“MENU” or “EXIT” button to exit without storing the
changes.
TIME AND DATE
> Enter the “Main Menu” and then the “Time & Date”
sub-menu from the “System” menu.
> “Mode” can be selected as “Auto”, “Manual” or
“Selected tp”. In “Manual” mode the time is set by the
user. In “Auto” mode the time is fixed by channel. In
“Selected tp” mode the time is fixed by the selected
transponder.
> You can highlight “Date” and “Time” by using
“✘”/“✘” buttons and change them by using the
number buttons.
> Press “MENU” or “EXIT” button to exit from the
menu. A message “Do you want to store?” will be
displayed if you have made any changes. Press the
“OK” button to store. Press “MENU” or “EXIT” button
to exit without storing the changes.
Note: If the equipment power fails for any reason, the
time and date will be lost if they were entered using
the manual mode. “Time Zone” should be entered to
ensure automatic time storage. It is mandatory to set
the time and date before adjusting the timers.
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CHANNEL LIST – OPERATION MENU
Different operations are also possible in the
“Channel List” menu. Press the “GREEN” button
to select operation type. After pressing the
“GREEN” button in the “Channel List”, highlight
“Operation” by using “ ”/“ ” buttons. There
are 8 symbols in the “Channel List” representing
these operations.
> NAME: The first symbol at the top left of the
column in “Channel List” is used for changing
the channel name. Select by using “ ”/“ ”
buttons and press the “OK” button to access the
“Name” operation. You can select the channel
that you want to rename by using “✘”/“✘”
buttons. When you press the “OK” button
again, a keyboard appears on the screen.
Press“✘”/“✘”, “ ”/“ ” and the “OK” buttons
on the remote control to enter the desired letters
on the keyboard. The channel name may have
up to 32 characters. You can use uppercase or
lowercase, numbers, -, & and space in the
channel name.
> DELETE: You can delete channels you don’t
want in the “Channel List” by using the “Delete”
operation. Press the “GREEN” button to enter
“Operation” menu. Select by using “ ”/“ ”
buttons and press the “OK” button to activate
“Delete” operation. When you press the “OK”
button, the current channel is selected. You
can highlight the channel you want to delete by
“✘”/“✘” buttons. If you press the “OK” button
again the highlighted channel is deleted
immediately. All channels belonging to that
list will be deleted if the “YELLOW” button is
pressed.
> FAV GROUP: Press the “GREEN” button to
enter “Operation” menu. Select by using
“ ”/“ ” buttons, “Fav Group” is activated
and by pressing the “OK” button the “Fav Ops.”
menu appears. The options in this menu are,
adding/removing a new channel to/from the
favourite channel group, creating a new favourite
channel group, renaming and deleting an
existing group, locking and unlocking a group.
To add a new group, press the “OK” button while
“Add/Rem. Channel” is selected. A keyboard
appears on the screen. You can now create a new
favourite group using the keyboard.
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SYSTEM
> The second sub-menu in “Main Menu” is “System”
menu. When in the “Main Menu”, highlight “System”
using “ ”/“ ” and “✘”/“✘” buttons and press the
“OK” button. “System” sub-menu is displayed.
> There are “OSD Settings”, “Time and Date”,
“Parental Settings”, “Other Settings” and “Service”
options in this menu.
OSD SETTINGS
> When in the “Main Menu”, highlight “System”
by using “ ”/“ ” and “✘”/“✘” buttons and press
the “OK” button. Select “OSD Settings” and press
the “OK” button again. “OSD Settings” sub-menu is
accessed.
> Highlight “OSD Language” and select a language
using “ ”/“ ” buttons.
> “Prim. Audio Lang”, “Sec. Audio Lang”: Primary and
Secondary audio languages. Some channels broadcast
in multiple languages. The languages that are selected
using these options will be the chosen language for
the channel.
> “Subtitle Language”: Some channels broadcast in
multiple subtitle languages. If the channel that you
are watching has subtitle languages, it is displayed
automatically.
> If you highlight “Transparency” the transparency
can be adjusted to “0%”, “20%”, “40%” or “60%”.
> “Channel Switching” is, freezing the picture,
blanking the screen or fast. Select “Fast”, “Freeze” or
“Blank” by using “ ”/“ ” buttons.
> “Infobar Duration” can be set from 1 second to 5
seconds.
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> “OSD Background” and “Radio Background”:
There is one standard OSD and radio background
(“Default”) in your receiver. You can load different
pictures from your PC to the receiver. They appear
in this
option and you can select the picture that you
want.
> Press “MENU” or “EXIT” button to exit from
“OSD Settings” sub-menu. A message “Do you
want to store?” will be displayed if you have
made any
changes. Press the “OK” button to store. Press
“MENU” or “EXIT” button to exit without storing
the changes.
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After you have created a new “Favourite Group” you
can change the name of the group. To do this the
“Rename Group” option is used. To add a channel to
the created group, highlight “Add/Rem. Channel” and
press the “OK” button. The menu on the right appears
on the screen. The “Channel List” appears as the left
column and the favourite group list appears as the
right column. Select a channel from the “Channel List”
and press the “OK” button. That channel will now be
added to the “Favourite Channel” list.
LOCK: Press the “GREEN” button to enter the
“Operation” menu in the “Channel List”. Select by
using “ ”/“ ” buttons. “Lock” operation is activated
and by pressing the “OK” button the “PIN” menu
appears. Enter the 4 digit password by using the
number buttons on the remote control. (Factory
setting of your receiver is 0000). The “Lock” menu
is accessed. By using “✘”/“✘” buttons go to the
channel to be locked and press the “OK” button. That
channel will be locked and prefixed by the “ ” in the
“Channel List”.
The “Parental lock” operation can also be used on
channels by using this option. The “PIN” menu
appears when you want to access these channels and
the correct PIN must be used to gain access.
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AUTOMATIC SEARCH
> When in the “Main Menu”, go to “Installation” by
using “ ”/“ ” and “✘”/“✘” buttons and press the
“OK” button. Press the “OK” button again to enter
the “Automatic Search” option. Select the “All Scan”
sub-menu.
> A satellite can be selected by highlighting “Satellite”
and using the “ ”/“ ” buttons.
> If “Method” is highlighted “Fixed Sr” or
“Transponder” can be selected. If you select
“Transponder” as “Method”, all relevant
transponders will be searched. If you want to search
by symbol rate, select “Fixed Sr” in “Method” and
then enter the “Symbol Rate” by using “ ”/“ ” or
number buttons.
> Select “Only TV”, “Only Radio” or “All” scan type in
“TV/Rad” by using “ ”/“ ” buttons.
> If you want to scan for Free-to-Air channels,
highlight “FTA/Scrambled” and select “FTA Only”. If
you want to scan for both Free-to-Air and other
channels, select “All”.
> “Network Search”: A network information table is
sent by some programs and it shows the location of
other programs. If “Network Search” option is “Yes”,
the receiver tries to find the new programs according
to the network information table.
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> MOVE: Press the “GREEN” button to enter
“Operation” menu in the “Channel List”. Select by
using “ ”/“ ” buttons. “Move” operation is
activated. When you press the “OK” button the menu
on the right appears. The “Channel List” appears as
the left column and the channels to be moved as the
right column. Select the channel you want to move
and press the “OK” button. That channel goes to the
right column. In this menu press the “GREEN” button
to go to the list on the right. If you select a channel
and press the “OK” button again that channel goes
back to the left column, it can be removed from the
channel list to be moved. All the channels to be moved
are in the right column.
> Press the “YELLOW” button to move the selected
channels to their desired position. In the left column,
by using “✘”/“✘” buttons go to the place the chan-
nels are to be moved to and press the “OK” button. All
the channels that are moved will go to the top of that
selected channel position.
> SWAP: Press the “GREEN” button to enter
“Operation” menu in the “Channel List”. Select by
using “ ”/“ ” buttons, “Swap” operation is
activated. Highlight the first channel that you want
to swap and press “OK” button. Then highlight the
second channel that you want to swap, press the “OK”
button again. The two channels have now replaced
each other.
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> PID Setting: When you press the “GREEN” button,
“PID” menu comes up. The values in this menu are set
automatically while searching, so it is not necessary to
change these values.
> AUDIO Setting: When you press the “YELLOW”
button, “Audio” menu comes up.
> “Mode” is “Stereo” unless any changes are made.
“Mode” can also be set to “Left”, “Right” or “Mono”
using “ ”/“ ” buttons.
> The volume of some programs may be higher or
lower than the others. This can cause the volume to
increase or decrease abruptly. In order to compensate
for such volume differences, the “Volume offset” op-
tion in the “Audio” menu can be used.
> When you increase the volume offset, the volume
of the program will increase, and when you decrease
the volume offset (with – values), the volume of the
program will decrease accordingly. When in “Volume
Offset”, adjust the volume difference between +10
and -10 by using “ ”/“ ” buttons.
> Access to Audio Tracks: Some programs can be
broadcast in several languages. Press the “OK” button
when you have highlighted “Audio Tracks”. Select the
language you want.
> Press “MENU” or “EXIT” button to exit from the
“Audio” sub-menu. A message, “Do you want to
store?” will be displayed if you have made any
changes. Press the “OK” button to store. Press
“MENU” or “EXIT” button to exit without storing the
changes.
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> SKIP: Press the “GREEN” button to enter
“Operation” menu in the “Channel List”. Select
by using “ ”/“ ” buttons, “Skip” operation is
activated. If there is a channel that you want to skip
while changing channels in the “Channel List”,
highlight that channel by using “✘”/“✘” buttons and
press the “OK” button. The channel name will be pre-
fixed by the “ ” sign. This channel will be skipped
from now on when using the remote control handset.
However, you may still access that channel by entering
its number using the remote control.
> HIDE: Press the “GREEN” button to enter
“Operation” menu in the “Channel List”. Select by
using “ ”/“ ” buttons. If you select “Hide
Channels” option, “Hide” operation is activated. Each
channel you select via the “OK” button will be
hidden. If you select the “Show hidden chs.” option
you can see the hidden channels again. If you press
the “OK” button while on a hidden channel, that
channel becomes visible. If you select “Don’t show
hiddens” in the menu below the selected channels
become invisible again.
> Press “MENU” or “EXIT” button to exit the
“Channel List” menu. If you’ve made a change to the
“Channel List”, a message, “Do you want to save
changes” will appear on the screen. Press the “OK”
button to store the changes or press “MENU” or
“EXIT” button to exit without storing.
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Maxview MXL002/TWIN User manual

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Brand
Maxview
Model
MXL002/TWIN
Category
TV set-top boxes
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