Digital Satellite TV System User Manual

Mains connection

The digital receiver should only be connected to the mains supply when all the accompanying

accessories have been properly connected to the device. This will help avoid any risk of damage to

the digital receiver or other components.

a. After you have made all connections in accordance with the following points, connect the

receiver using the enclosed power cable to a mains socket of 230 V / 50-60 Hz.

Please note: The device includes a power switch on the rear to cut off the device from the mains

supply.

External unit

b. Connect the LNB input of the digital receiver using a suitable coaxial cable with your external

unit.

Connection to a television set

c. Connect the receiver (HDMI output) and TV (HDMI input) via an HDMI cable. If your TV is

suitably equipped, it will automatically switch to the HDMI input when the digital receiver is

switched on.

Or:

d. Connect the receiver (component output) and TV (component input) via a component cable.

Alternatively:

e. Use a SCART cable to connect the receiver (SCART socket TV) with the television set

(SCART socket). If your television set is appropriately equipped, it will automatically switch to AV,

and thus to satellite operation, when the digital receiver is switched on. Where applicable, it may

be necessary to adapt the type of signal for your television set.

a. Mains connection

b. Connecting LNB 1 with LNB

Input 1 of the DVB receiver.

c. Scart connection between the

DVB receiver and the

television set.

d. Connecting the component

socket of the DVB receiver to

the component socket of the

TV set.

e. Scart connection between the

DVB receiver and the

television set.

f. Scart connection from a video

player to the VCR Scart

socket of the DVB receiver.

g. Connecting the Audio outputs

with a HiFi-/Surround system.

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