User manual

In case the Internet is selected, the system boots and searches the ntp server. If the server is inaccessible, the

system synchronizes the date and the time from the first selected DVB channel. The system continues checking ntp

server every 10 sec, and as soon as the server is accessed the system synchronizes the date and the time from the

internet again.

In case DVB option is selected, the system synchronizes the date and the time from the first selected DVB channel

and then from the channel selected in the menu.

Time zone and Daylight saving time must be set correctly in the system Time window. It is recommended to select

local programs. When all settings are entered, press Apply. The time is synchronized and the window is closed. The

time shown by set-top-box is always accurate and is corrected in winter and summer periods. If you don‘t want to

save time settings, press Exit button to leave menu.

Fig. 35 Time.

Defaults

In case you have made too many settings in the receiver and it is difficult to restore some undesired settings or some

wrong settings have appeared in your receiver, you can restore defaults. Select the line Defaults and press OK. The

defaults will be restored and installation guide will appear on the TV screen.

System reboot

By select this option you can reboot system any time if needed.

Fan speed mode

You can select three options of fan speed. “Auto” t means that fan speed depends on the system temperature.

Format HDD

HDD is factory formatte. If you change HDD, use this option to format it again.

Media server setup

Skyter media server can be found in your home network together with other connected media playback devices.

Select Media server enable as “yes”. Now it is seen in your home network by your media playback equipment (PC

or SmartTV). This allows you to play records and see live channels over network in the corresponding folders. Select

Media server name option to change the name of your Skyter in the network.

8. Receiver Control

The receiver is controlled by the remote control and the front panel keys, see 5.5 Remote control and front panel

keys Fig1. Press STANDBY button or power button on the front panel to turn the receiver on and off. When the

receiver is on, light-emitting diode on the front plate of the receiver is off, and when it is off, the diode is red. The

receiver can also be turned on by pressing any 1...9 buttons. If the receiver is turned on by pressing STANDBY

button, the last active channel is displayed, and if it is turned on by pressing one of 1...9 buttons, the selected

channel is displayed.