Smart MX 16 Operating Instructions Manual

MX 16 Digital Satellite Receiver

with integrated Cryptoworks interface

Operating Instructions

Version 2. 06.05.06

Foreword

These operating instructions are designed to assist you in using the

MX 16 CY Digital Satellite Receiver (hereafter called “the Receiver”)

• in accordance with these instructions,

• safely, and

• in the most efficient way.

We assume that users of the receiver possess a general knowledge

of operating electronic media equipment.

Any person, who

• installs,

• connects-up,

• operates,

• cleans, or

• disposes of

this receiver must have acquainted himself fully with these operating

instructions. Always keep these instructions near the receiver.

Print formatting conventions

Various elements of these operating instructions are displayed in a

laid-down format. In this way, it can easily be seen if it concerns

standard text,

• listings, or

 actions.

Contents

Foreword ...........................................................................................2

Print formatting conventions ..........................................................3

Contents ............................................................................................4

Safety instructions ...........................................................................6

Basic safety instructions............................................................6

Explanations of the safety warnings...................................................8

Use in accordance with laid-down guidelines.....................................8

Package contents.............................................................................9

Description......................................................................................10

Overview of the equipment............................................................12

Receiver front panel..........................................................................12

Receiver rear panel ..........................................................................13

Connecting up the receiver...............................................................14

Installing the LNB cable....................................................................15

Connection of a digital audio receiver ..............................................17

First steps........................................................................................19

Switching on and off .........................................................................19

Remote control .................................................................................19

Remote control button functions.......................................................20

Receiver............................................................................................22

Inserting a Smart Card......................................................................23

Basic settings .................................................................................24

Changing the system settings ..........................................................24

Changing antenna settings...............................................................26

Motor control.....................................................................................27

Search for channels..........................................................................30

Child lock/PIN-Code .........................................................................32

Changing time settings.....................................................................33

Works settings..................................................................................34

Operation.........................................................................................35

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Basic operating steps .......................................................................35

Additional functions...........................................................................36

On-screen user interface..................................................................39

Moving around the menus and sub-menus......................................40

The menu layout...............................................................................41

Programme news..............................................................................42

Channel listing..................................................................................42

Language..........................................................................................43

Edit station........................................................................................44

Encoded “Crypto Embedded “Programme.......................................46

Software Version ..............................................................................48

Cleaning...........................................................................................51

Troubleshooting .............................................................................52

Disposal...........................................................................................53

Technical Data ................................................................................54

RAPS................................................................................................56

What is RAPS?.................................................................................56

Automatic installation or update of RAPS.........................................56

Switching the automatic check of the RAPS listing on and off.........59

Manual check of the RAPS listing ....................................................59

Subsequent alteration of the RAPS settings ....................................60

Service.............................................................................................61

Warranty ..........................................................................................61

Declaration of Conformity .............................................................62

3BSafety instructions

Safety instructions

Please read these safety instructions through carefully, before

operating the receiver.

Please observe all warnings and instructions on the equipment and

contained in these operating instructions.

Basic safety instructions

Electrical connections

• To avoid fire and danger of electric shock, do not expose the

receiver to rain or in other moisture.

• Never open the housing. (Danger of electric shock).

• Only connect the receiver to a 90–250 V, 50–60 Hz power socket

which has been correctly installed by trained personnel.

• The plug must be easily accessible, so that in an emergency the

receiver can be disconnected from the power supply quickly and

easily.

• Pull the plug out of the socket if the equipment is not used over a

long period of time. Only pull out by the plug.

• Avoid exposing the receiver to drops or spraying water. Do not

stand any containers holding liquids (a vase, for example) on or

over the receiver. (Danger of electric shock).

• If foreign bodies or liquids enter the receiver, then immediately pull

the plug from the socket. Have properly-trained personnel check

the equipment, before operating again. (Danger of electric shock).

• The total power input at the receiver’s antenna connection marked

“ANT INPUT“ may not exceed 400 mA.

• Do not bend or squash the power cable.

• Do not touch the power cable with wet hands. (Danger of electric

shock).

• If the power cable is damaged, it must be repaired by

properly-trained personnel before operating again. (Danger of

electric shock).

• Never allow children to use the receiver without supervision or to

play with the antenna equipment.

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3BSafety instructions

• Always leave maintenance work to properly-trained personnel, not

to do so could be dangerous.

• Disconnect the receiver from the power source if operating

breakdown occurs.

Correct positioning

• Stand the receiver on a firm, level surface.

• Avoid the proximity of sources of heat, for example, radiators,

open fires, for example, candles, equipment with strong magnetic

fields, for example, loudspeakers.

• Avoid direct sunlight and unusually dusty or humid locations.

• Avoid shaking the receiver.

• Never cover up the ventilation slits. See that there is adequate

ventilation. Do not stand any heavy objects on the receiver.

• If the receiver is brought from a cold into a warm environment,

moisture can form in the interior of the receiver. In this case, wait

around two to three hours before operating.

• Lay the power and antenna cables so that no-one can trip over or

tread on them

The correct handling of batteries

• Batteries can contain poisonous substances, which can harm the

environment. Dispose of the batteries in accordance with the

current legal requirements. Never dispose of the batteries in

normal domestic refuse.

• Batteries should not be given to children. Children could place

batteries in the mouth and swallow them.

• Weak batteries can cause damage to the remote control. If the

receiver is not used for a long period of time, then remove the

batteries from the remote control.

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3BSafety instructions

Explanations of the safety warnings

In these operating instructions the following categories of safety

warnings are found:

Danger!

DANGER warns of possible personal injury.

Caution!

CAUTION warns of possible material damage or damage to the

environment.

L These warnings contain special instructions regarding the

efficient operation of the receiver.

Use in accordance with laid-down guidelines

The digital satellite receiver is intended for the reception of digital

satellite programmes in the private sphere. It is designed solely for

this purpose and may only be used for this. Please observe all the

information contained in these operating instructions, especially that

concerning safety.

Any other use is classed as non-authorised operation and could lead

to material damage or even to injury.

WELA electronic Handels GmbH & Co. KG can not be held liable for

damage caused by non-authorised usage.

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4BPackage contents

Package contents

Check the package contents after buying.

No. Amount Item

1 1 Digital satellite receiver

2 1 Remote control

3 2 Batteries (Type AAA, “Micro cells“)

4 1 SCART cable

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5BDescription

Description

With this equipment digital satellite channels can be received using a

satellite antenna.

The receiver does not need to be programmed, all programmes

transmitted at the time of delivery over the Astra, Hotbird and Turksat

satellites are already pre-programmed.

The channels transmitted by a satellite can be received as soon as

the receiver is connected up to an antenna pointing at a satellite. The

receiver searches for the channels as soon as the automatic search

function for this satellite is started.

All functions of the receiver can be operated using the remote control.

All receiver settings can easily be effected by means of the menu on

the TV screen. The on-screen menu supports the following

languages:

• German,

• English,

• Arabic,

• French,

• Italian,

• Russian,

• Spanish

• Turkish,

• Farsi,

• Dutch,

• Greek and

• Hungarian.

The receiver can update software over the Astra satellite.

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5BDescription

Additional features:

• OTA (satellite update)

• Integrated text decoder (STB/VBI)

• PIG (Picture In Graphics)

• 4000 channel storage positions (3000 TV and 1000 radio

channels)

• LNB control logic (13/18V, 14/19V, 0/22 kHz)

• SCPC/MCPC reception in C/Ku-Band

• Digital receiver with Loop-Through output for the second receiver

• Digital audio output (optical)

• Symbol rate 2–45 Mb/s and frequency range 950–2150 MHz

• DiSEqC 1.2 STAB USALS

• Manual PID-input

• Electronic channel guide (EPG) with direct channel selection

• Eight-colour On Screen Display (OSD) with 17 transparency

modes

• Four-digit LED-Display

• Screen format can be set to 4:3 or 16:9 (widescreen)

• Child lock and blocking function for individual channels

• RS 232 C-connection for additional information exchange and

updating the system software (socket)

• Timer (7-recording period, as desired)

• Five lists of favourites

• Data transmission from receiver to receiver

• Integrated Cryptoworks interface

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6BOverview of the equipment

Overview of the equipment

Receiver front panel

No. Symbol Function

1 LED-Display Shows channel number or time

2 CH▼ Change down a channel,

move on-screen cursor downwards

3 CH▲ Change up a channel,

move on-screen cursor upwards

4 – Cover for the Cryptoworks interface

5 “On” / “Standby” mode switch

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6BOverview of the equipment

Receiver rear panel

No. Symbol Function

1 LOOP OUT Loop connection for digital receiver

2 ANT INPUT Connection for antenna cable

3 VCR SCART SCART-connection for video cassette recorder

4 TV SCART SCART-connection for TV set

5 Video Video output, connection for video cassette recorder

6 AUDIO L Analogue audio connection, left

7 AUDIO R Analogue audio connection, right

8 RS 232 Serial interface

9 0/I On / Off switch

10 DIGITAL AUDIO Digital co-axial audio output

11 SPDIF Digital optical audio output

12 S-VHS S-VHS connection

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6BOverview of the equipment

Connecting up the receiver

The receiver is connected by means of an LNB cable to the

connection socket of the satellite antenna. Before connecting the

receiver an LNB cable may have to be installed.

L An LNB cable is not supplied.

Danger!

The braided sheath and the internal conductor of the LNB cable

are under current during operation. Whilst operating, do not touch

the LNB cable. (Danger of injury through electric shock!)

Caution!

Before connecting up, remove all packaging from the receiver

otherwise the receiver could be damaged.

Caution!

Only connect up the receiver to the power source after all

equipment and the antenna have been correctly connected.

Otherwise the receiver could sustain damage.

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6BOverview of the equipment

Installing the LNB cable

For installing an IF plug on the co-axial cable wire strippers and

cutting pliers will be required.

 Cut off 8mm co-axial cable down to the internal core at both ends.

 Carefully cut 10mm of external isolation material off, so that the

braided sheath is showing.

 Turn back the braided sheath and turn it over the outer isolation

material, ensuring that it does not touch the internal core

 Remove the internal isolation material up to 2mm before the

braided sheath.

 Turn the IF plug onto the turned-back braided sheath until the plug

meets the internal isolation material..

L The braided sheath should not protrude behind the end of

the plug.

 Shorten the internal core with cutting pliers, so that it protrudes at

most 1mm out of the plug.

Connection of a SCART cable

 Screw the IF plug of the LNB cable on to the receiver’s antenna

input marked “ANT INPUT“.

 Plug the SCART cable into the receiver’s SCART connection

marked “TV“.

 Connect the SCART cable with the TV set. Observe the operating

instructions of the TV set.

 If a video cassette recorder is to be connected, then plug a

SCART cable in the receiver’s SCART connection marked “VCR”.

 Connect the SCART cable with the video cassette recorder.

Observe the operating instructions of the video cassette recorder.

 If a music centre is to be connected, then plug the cinch cable in

the receiver’s sockets marked “AUDO R” and “AUDIO L”.

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6BOverview of the equipment

Caution!

Never connect the phono input of the music centre to the receiver,

as this can damage the music centre. Do observe the instructions

regarding the connection of a cinch cable contained in the

operating instructions of the music centre.

L Cinch cables for audio and video are not supplied

 Connect the cinch cable to the music centre.

L The TV set does not need to be switched on for radio

reception.

Connection diagram with SCART cable

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6BOverview of the equipment

Connection of a digital audio receiver

If the 5-channel audio transmission (Dolby Digital Sound/AC3) is to

be used, then the digital audio receiver must be connected to the

optical or co-axial output of the receiver..

Caution!

Please observe the instructions regarding the connection

contained in the digital audio receiver’s operating instructions.

L An optical cable and co-axial cable are not supplied.

Connecting the co-axial digital output

 Remove the protective cap from the receiver’s socket marked

”DIGITAL AUDIO (CO-AXIAL)“.

 Plug the optical cable in the receiver’s socket marked “DIGITAL

AUDIO (CO-AXIAL)“.

 Connect the optical cable to the digital audio receiver.

Connection diagram

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6BOverview of the equipment

Connecting the optical digital output

 Remove the protective cap from the receiver’s socket marked

”DIGITAL AUDIO (OPTICAL)“.

 Plug the optical cable in the receiver’s socket marked “DIGITAL

AUDIO (OPTICAL)“.

 Connect the optical cable to the digital audio receiver.

Connection diagram

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7BFirst steps

First steps

Switching on and off

 To change from “standby” mode to “on”, press the “Power” button

on the remote control or on the receiver.

Remote control

Two micro batteries of designation LR 03 / AAA / 1,5 V are required

for the remote control

 Open the battery compartment

 Insert two batteries into the battery compartment, taking care that

the polarity is correct polarity. Close the battery compartment

cover carefully until the cover clicks in.

 Replace weak batteries in good time.

 Replace both batteries at the same time, and use batteries of the

same type.

 When a battery is spent, put on a protective glove and clean the

battery compartment with a dry cloth.

Caution!

Batteries can contain poisonous substances, which can be harmful

to health and damage the environment. Please dispose of used

batteries in accordance with current legal regulations. Never throw

batteries away with normal domestic waste.

The remote control transmits infra-red signals to the receiver. Aim the

remote control at the front panel of the receiver and briefly press the

required button once.

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7BFirst steps

Remote control button functions

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