Operation Manual
5
Introduction
Your Oyster Digital Satellite Receiver unit is an intelligent receiving system, which
functions fully automatically and releases you from the whole laborious adjustment work
of a manual system.
Unlike a normal television antenna, a satellite unit must always be exactly aligned to the
satellite beam. There must be no interference with the signal from trees or other
obstructions otherwise satellite reception is not possible.
Always ensure that there is a “free view to the north”.
In order to get around a situation of not receiving comfortable satellite transmissions,
your Oyster Digital is removable. You can take it from the roof at any time and set it up
in a secure receiving position in the proximity of your vehicle. This only requires a
special floor support and extension cable (available as a “Floor installation kit”
accessory).
If a satellite unit is installed within a house, this generally requires only a simple initial set
up. As when you are mobile and your location is always changing (even a movement of a
few centimetres can require change), the satellite unit must be readjusted. However for
you as an Oyster Digital owner this only means the pressing of a button.
Oyster means exceptional operating comfort and programme versatility. Pressing a
button aligns the equipment and searches for all receivable satellites. The
microprocessor controlled fine adjustment as well as the digital receiver technique
provides for the best picture quality. Then you have all the TV and radio programmes
the new digital transmitting satellites simply through the remote controller. In fact you
can control the sound volume of the television through the Oyster remote control. This
spares you the complication of two remote controllers.
In order to meet various customer requirements, in addition to the normal switch-off
procedure your Oyster Digital also incorporates the facility of switching off with open
standing equipment (sleep mode). Therefore, with several usages over the day, the fold
up and fold down procedure of the dish can be avoided, while power saving standby
mode is available though.
On the first pages of these instructions you will find information on the operation of the
general functions of the receiver, then descriptions of the special functions of the Oyster
Digital as well as detailed explanations on the search functions.










