AL Tech DSD 4921 RV User manual

DSD 4921 RV
User Manual

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CONTENTS
1WARRANTY AND SAFETY / WARNINGS..........................2
2WELCOME..........................................................................6
3MAIN FEATURES................................................................7
4WHAT’S IN THE BOX..........................................................7
5HARDWARE........................................................................9
5.1 Front Panel ..........................................................................9
5.2 Rear Panel.........................................................................10
5.3 Remote Control Unit (RCU)...............................................11
6HOW TO CONNECT TO YOUR SET TOP BOX ..............14
6.1 Quick Start Guide for Installations.....................................14
6.2 VAST Registration.............................................................15
6.3 Additional information........................................................16
7FIRST TIME START-UP OF SET TOP BOX ....................17
8GENERAL FUNCTIONS ...................................................21
9MAIN MENU SCREEN......................................................24
9.1 TV Portal............................................................................25
9.2 Timers................................................................................25
9.3 Recordings.........................................................................27
9.4 Electronic Program Guide (EPG) ......................................27
9.5 Settings..............................................................................34
10 TROUBLESHOOTING.......................................................43
11 LEGAL MATTERS.............................................................44
The DSD 4921 RV User’s Manual is the subject of intellectual property
rights, including copyright, under domestic law and international conventions.
All rights are reserved. The DSD 4921 RV User’s Manual supplements the
information supplied with the packaging of the Set Top Box as well as the
detailed information available on our website. Due to software upgrades, the
features and functionalities in this User Manual may differ from those on your
Set Top Box. Please visit www.uec.com.au/downloads/product-manuals.html
for the latest User’s Manual.
Please Note: The Network Operator requires the use of a 10.7 GHz
(10700)
LNB to receive all available TV services.

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1WARRANTY AND SAFETY / WARNINGS
This product has been manufactured to comply with all the relevant Australian
safety standards. Please read the following safety precautions and warnings
carefully, adhered to all safety and warnings notes.
Warranty
Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the
Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a
major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or
damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the
goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a
major failure.
The Warranty period begins with the date of purchase of the product. As
evidence of the date of purchase please present the according document
(sales check, invoice, delivery note, or similar). Please keep these
documents in a safe place, as our guarantee service is based on the time of
purchase and the warranty conditions. If the product is faulty and requires
repair please take the product to your nearest authorised dealer.
This product carries the RCM logo and is compliant
with Electricity (Consumer Safety) Regulation 2015;
Radio communications (Electromagnetic Compatibility)
Standard 2008; Greenhouse and Energy Minimum
Standards (Digital Television Set-top Boxes) Determination 2012; and
Greenhouse and Energy Minimum Standards (External Power
Supplies) Determination 2014.
Mains Supply: 100-240V AC 50-60Hz
The power pack is supplied with this Set Top Box. It operates within the range
100-240 V AC 50-60 Hz mains supply only. Connect the power cable to the
Set Top Box before connecting the other end to the power outlet. Disconnect
the Set Top Box from the power outlet before connecting or disconnecting the
Set Top Box from any other equipment.
A well-regulated 12V DC supply is essential for this unit to operate efficiently;
contact NAS for the recommended DC supply.

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OVERLOADING: Do not overload a wall outlet, extension cord or adapter as
this may result in electric fire or shock.
LIQUID: Do not expose this product to liquid of any kind. In addition, do not
place objects filled with liquid on the unit.
CLEANING: Disconnect the product from the wall outlet before cleaning. Use
a light damp cloth (no solvents) to dust the product.
VENTILATION: Never cover the ventilation slots in this product as these
slots allow for a proper airflow through the unit. Covering them may result in
the unit overheating and may not function properly.
Never stand the product on soft furnishings or carpets.
Never stack electronic equipment on top of the product.
ATTACHMENTS: Do not use any unsupported attachments, as these may
be hazardous or cause damage to the product.
CONNECTION TO THE LNB or ANTENNA: Disconnect the product from
the mains outlet before connecting or disconnecting the cable from the LNB
or antenna. Failure to do so can result in damage to the LNB or antenna.
CONNECTION TO THE TV: Disconnect the product from the mains outlet
before connecting or disconnecting the cable from the TV. Failure to do so
can result in damage to the TV.
LOCATION: To avoid exposing the unit to lightning, rain or sunshine, place
the product indoors.
Never place the unit on or near a radiator or heat register.
Do not block the openings with any object, and do not place the
product on a bed, sofa, rug, or other similar surface.
If you place the product on a rack or a bookcase, ensure that there
is adequate space and ventilation and that you have followed the
manufacturers mounting instructions.
Do not place the product on an unstable shelf, stand, tripod,
bracket, or table where it can fall off. A falling product can cause
serious injury to a child or adult and serious damage to the
appliance.

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LIGHTNING, STORM or NOT IN USE: Unplug the unit from the wall outlet
and disconnect the LNB or antenna during a thunderstorm or when left
unattended and unused for long periods. This will prevent damage to the unit
due to lightning and power-surges.
EXTRANEOUS OBJECTS: Do not insert any type of object through the
openings in the unit, where they can touch dangerous voltage points, damage
electronic components or other parts of the unit.
REPLACEMENT OF PARTS: Only an authorised service technician
specified by the manufacturer can perform the replacement of parts.
WARNINGS!
To avoid damaging the mains power cord and plug:
Do not modify the unit’s power cord or plug in anyway.
Do not bend or twist the power cord.
Make sure to disconnect the power cord at the mains plug outlet
when servicing or away for long periods.
Always keep heating appliances as far as possible from the mains
power cord to prevent the protective plastic cover from melting.
To avoid electrical shock:
Never open the main body of the unit.
Do not insert metal or inflammable material inside the product.
Never touch the mains power plug with wet hands.
Disconnect the mains power cord in case of lightning.
To avoid damaging the product:
Do not use the product when it is faulty. If you continue to use the
defective product, serious damage may occur. Make sure to contact
your authorised local product distributor for repairs to the unit.
Do not insert metal or alien substance into the smartcard slot.
Ensure that the unit is placed near an accessible mains socket.

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Correct Handling of Batteries
Never subject batteries to heat such as extreme sunlight, fire or
anything similar.
Batteries can contain toxic substances. Please keep batteries well
out of reach from children as they may put batteries into their mouth
and/or swallow them.
Leaking batteries can cause damage to the remote control. Extract
the batteries from the remote control when the Set Top Box is not in
use for a long time.
Batteries can contain toxic substances that can damage the
environment. Please make sure that you dispose of batteries in
accordance with statutory law. Never throw batteries in your regular
household waste.
Normal batteries may not be charged. Never heat or thrown normal
and rechargeable batteries into open fire (danger of explosion!).
Disposal
In any case, never dispose of your Set Top Box and the
batteries in your regular household waste. Please contact a
local E-Waste facility to arrange the disposal of your Set Top
Box. (http://www.cleanup.org.au/au/)
Intended use
The purpose of this Set Top Box is for the reception of Digital Satellite
Television/Radio Broadcasts and is for private use only. This involves also
following all Information contained in this user manual, especially the safety
notes. Any other use is considered as not intended and can lead to damage
or even personal injury.

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2WELCOME
Welcome to the DSD 4921 RV Set Top Box designed for receiving VAST
digital television services. This Set Top Box features High Definition (HD)
and Standard Definition (SD) capabilities.
Please read and follow all the instructions in this User Manual before using
one of the various installation options provided in this manual, as well as
becoming familiar with the Front Panel and Remote Control Unit keys.
Identifying your Set Top Box
To identify the Set Top Box, look for a bar code sticker on the underside of
your Set Top Box.
Keep these numbers in a safe place, as your network provider requires them
for troubleshooting purposes.
Example of label on the underside of your Set Top Box containing the device
Serial Number and the Smartcard Number your network provider may
require.

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3MAIN FEATURES
Australian VAST certified
Dual DVB-S2 tuners
HEVC, MPEG-2/4 compliant
Dolby Audio supported
HbbTV 1.5 Australian Profile (functionality to be supported in the
future)
MS PlayReady
Secure Boot Processor
Embedded IRDETO Secure Silicon CAS
128 MB NAND & 512MB DDR3 RAM
Single satellite F-connector input with 2x DVB-S / S2 tuners.
IR extender on F-connector
HDMI v1.4
PVR ready using external USB storage device - USB2.0
Ethernet 10/100
Digital audio, coaxial SPDIF
Composite (CVBS) video output with stereo audio outputs
Remote Control Unit (RCU) –NEC protocol
Remote control extender included for discreet installation and
operation
External PSU (110-240V AC) with reverse polarity protection
12V DC car cigarette lighter adapter
4WHAT’S IN THE BOX
Check that all of the following items displayed below are in the box and that
no damage has occurred. If any items are missing or damaged, please return
your purchase to the dealer for replacement of missing or damaged items.

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1 x Set Top Box with smartcard
inserted
1 x 12V DC Power supply
adapter with power lead (PSU)
1 x Remote Control Unit (RCU)
2 x 1.5V AAA Batteries
1 x User Manual
1 x HDMI Cable
1 x 12V Car Adaptor with cable
1x RCA cables
1 x IR Extender
Documentation included in the
box
- VAST Registration
Please note these items are not supplied with your Set Top Box
S/PDIF Cable
Ethernet Cable
External Hard Disk Drive
Satellite Dish

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5HARDWARE
5.1 Front Panel
1
IR Receiver
IR Receiver for the Remote control unit.
The Remote Control Unit (RCU) operates the
receiver by sending a beam, which is received by the
infra-red window. Do not block the path between
remote control and this window.
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Front Panel LED
The following information could be displayed:
Red/Green - Flashing on start up
Red - Indicatesif the Set Top Boxis in STANDBY
mode
Green –Indicates if the Set Top Box is ON
Orange –Flashing when the decoder has
received mail
3
P+/P- Button
Change the channels using the Program up (+) and
down (-) buttons
4
Standby Button
Switches the Set Top Box between ON and
STANDBY (If held down for more than 4s this will
reset the Set Top Box)
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Smart card
The smart card slot is on the right hand side of the
device. A VAST Smart card is inserted into this slot
for encrypted VAST TV channels.

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5.2 Rear Panel
1
LNB IN
Connects to the TV satellite antenna
Connect the satellite antenna coaxial connector to
the SAT IN socket on the Set Top Box.
2
RCU Ext
IR extender, used for extending the RCU functionality
when the set top box is in a cabinet.
3
LAN
(Future Support)
Ethernet port for internet connectivity
Connect to external equipment approved by your
service provider and to the Internet
4
USB port
USB port provision for USB power extender,
External Hard Drive, USB IR extender and USB
upgrade and/or future use.
5
HDMI
Connects to the high definition (HDMI) input on TV or
AV Home Theatre System. Use the supplied HDMI
cable to connect the HDMI output on the Set Top Box
to one of the HDMI inputs on the TV or AV Home
Theatre system. Provides both high definition video,
and Dolby Digital surround sound (When available.)
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SPDIF
Connects to the Digital Audio Coaxial (SPDIF) input
on your AV Home Theatre System for Dolby Digital
Surround (if available in the program, and as
configuration in Setup.)
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RCA-Video/L/R
Connects to the Analogue Video or Audio outputs on
the TV to the set top box.
Stereo Audio (White/Red): L/R
Digital video (Yellow) –Video
NOTE: Can also be connected to input of an Amp/AV
receiver to play VAST Radio services without having to use
TV.
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DC POWER
12V ---2A MAX
12V DC input from the supplied power pack or
supplier 12V car power adaptor.
Connect the external power supply to the 12 V DC
socket on the Set Top Box.

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5.3 Remote Control Unit (RCU)
Installing the Remote Control Batteries
Load the batteries as follows:
Open the battery cover by pushing in the clip and lifting the cover on
the back of the remote control unit.
Insert the batteries with their polarities aligned, as indicated inside
the battery compartment and replace plastic cover.
Battery Life
Your remote control batteries under normal everyday use may last a period
of six months, though it depends on how often the remote control is used.
Replace the batteries if you have to move closer to the Set Top Box before it
functions.
Use good quality batteries and never try to recharge them, short, disassemble,
and expose to heat or place them in fire.
Rechargeable batteries are not recommended for use with this remote
Do not use new and old batteries together.
Please remove the batteries if the remote control is not used for a long periods.
This may lead to electrolyte leaking into the battery compartment, resulting in a
malfunction or may even cause complete failure. Wipe the electrolyte carefully
from the battery compartment of the remote control and install new batteries.
Wash skin with clean water if exposed to any electrolyte.
The RCU will flash a RED led when a button is selected on the RCU.

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Remote Control unit modes
The Remote Control
Key
Button
Name
Function
LED
RED
LED
Red LED lights up on selection of
any key.
4C
Power
Switches the set top box between
ON and STANDBY. Flashes Red
on selection
40-
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0,1, 2, 3,
4, 5, 6,
7, 8, 9
Numerical data entry of channel
number, PIN etc.
6D
info
Displays information about the
current program
65
TV /
RADIO
Tunes to TV channels / Tunes to
Radio channels
xx
Blank
Future functionality
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PVR
Short cut key to all recording
options
71
GUIDE
Short cut Key to launch Electronic
Program Guide (EPG)
52
Up
Arrow
Menu navigation and selection -
Up
5D
Left
Arrow
Menu navigation and selection -
Left
62
OK
Menu navigation and selection -
OK
5E
Right
Arrow
Menu navigation and selection -
Right
53
Down
Arrow
Menu navigation and selection -
Down
5C
MENU
Short cut Key to launch Menu
system
75
EXIT
To exit from info bar or go one
step back in the menu structure
50
VOL +
Increase the volume
51
VOL -
Decrease the volume
4D
MUTE
Turns volume ON / OFF

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The Remote Control
Key
Button
Name
Function
11
BACK
Navigates back to previous menu
or channel
60
CH+
Allows channel UP navigation
61
CH-
Allows channel DOWN navigation
6C
RED
Functions as required by
application or to select various
menu options
6B
GREEN
Functions as required by
application or to select various
menu options
6A
YELLO
W
Functions as required by
application or to select various
menu options
6E
BLUE
Functions as required by
application or to select various
menu options
20
REW
Rewinds a recorded program or
when time- shifting
21
PLAY
Starts playing the recorded
program or resumes playing back
behind live TV program
22
FWD
Fast forwards a recorded
program or when time- shifting
12
STOP
Stops the recorded program and
jumps to live TV
01
REC
Records selected program
64
SUB
Launches subtitles
6F
HELP
Launches HELP menu
xx
Blank
Future functionality
Distance and angle
Minimum 10m at straight line
Minimum 5m at degree conical

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6HOW TO CONNECT TO YOUR SET TOP BOX
6.1 Quick Start Guide for Installations
1. Remove Set Top Box from packaging. Insert supplied batteries into the
remote control (RCU).
2. Ensure a Smart Card is inserted into the slot on the right side of the Set
Top Box. Ensure the smart card is correctly inserted with the logo facing
upwards.
3. Connect the satellite feed (Cable from your Satellite Dish) to the
connector marked “LNB IN” on the rear panel of the Set Top Box.
4. Connect a HDMI cable between the HDMI-port of your TV and your Set
Top Box.
5. Connect a RCA cable between the three RCA-Ports of your TV, or
Red/White leads to Aux input of Audio Amp/AV receiver and your Set
Top Box.
6. If required: Install the digital audio coaxial (SPDIF) cable between one
of the digital audio ports on the Set Top Box and one of the digital audio
inputs on your amplifier. The necessary cable can be obtained from
your local AV equipment retailer.
7. Using the USB port, connect the following devices as required:

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7.1. External Hard Disk Drive (not supplied)
7.2. USB Thumb drive for recording functionality (not supplied)
8. Optional connection to extend the RCU if your set top box is inside a
cabinet
8.1. Connect the RCU (RF) Extender to the connector marked “RCU
EXT.” on the rear panel of the Set Top Box.
9. Ethernet Port for connection to the internet. This functionality is planned
for future support. New user manuals will be available online when this
feature is available.
10. Connect one of the following power supply options to your Set Top Box.
10.1. Power supply cable from the external PSU 12V DC plug.
10.2. Power supply cable from the external car power adapter 12V DC
plug.
11. Once all the relevant cable connections to the equipment are complete,
the external Power Supply Unit (PSU) cable can be plugged into your
AC wall socket outlet.
12. Once Set Top Box is powered up, follow the instructions in the setup
wizard Point 7. - “First time start-up of the Set Top Box” (page 17 of this
guide)
6.2 VAST Registration
The Australian Government funds a free-to-air satellite service –Viewer
Access Satellite Television (VAST). VAST provides digital television to
viewers in remote areas of Australia who are unable to receive digital TV
through their normal TV antenna due to local interference, terrain or distance
from the transmitter in their area.
1. Once the installation and first time start-up processes of the set top box
are completed and the STB has scanned, the VAST registration
process may be completed.
2. Log on to the following websites where you may (1) Register for VAST
services or (2) Re-Activate your VAST service.
https://www.myvast.com.au/ Activate ABC and SBS services
only or
https://www.mysattv.com.au/ Activate commercial services as
well as ABC and SBS services.

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6.3 Additional information
Restoring Factory Defaults
Resetting to factory defaults can be useful if you have changed some settings
and lost some functions. Resetting will restore the decoder back to its original
configuration and you will lose all personalized settings.
To restore factory defaults:
1. Launch the Main Menu press the “MENU” key.
2. Use the arrow buttons to highlight Settings icon, press “OK”.
3. Navigate to Installation, press “OK”.
4. Enter your Installation PIN 1234
5. Navigate to Factory Reset - Restore Default Settings” press “OK” and
select “YES” to start the restore factory settings process.
Smart Card
The smart card is paired to this Set Top Box which means that the smart card
provided with your Set Top Box cannot be used in any other Set Top Box.
Similarly you will not be able to use any other card in your Set Top Box.
Reset Button
Reset function is provided by pressing the standby button on the front panel
and holding it for 4 seconds. This can be used to reset your Set Top Box in
the case of a video freeze for example. The Set Top Box will reboot after a
few seconds. The front panel LED’s will light up and a “boot” progress bar is
visible on the screen when the decoder reboots.

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7FIRST TIME START-UP OF SET TOP BOX
After installing all the cables correctlybetween the Satellite Dish, Set Top Box
and the TV, there are five easy steps to perform before you can activate the
Set Top Box with your network provider. See the following list below for the
initial set-up procedures:
Resolution
Time Zone
Select USB storage device
Satellite Channels Search
Smartcard Activation (Live
TV - Channel 800)
Setup Procedures
Switch ON the TV and set it to the correct HDMI or RCA input and then switch
ON the Set Top Box, after a few seconds the splash screen will appear
followed by the first installation screen.
STEP 1: RESOLUTION
The next setting is the “Resolution”.
1. Use the “▲▼”keys to select your relevant resolution for your TV.
2. A screen will popup asking you to Keep/Revert resolution change (If you
do not say Keep the system will revert back to default 720P).
3. Press “OK”to accept and proceed to next screen.
Standard Definition –576
HD Ready –720
High Definition –1080

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STEP 2: TIME ZONE
The next setting is the “Time Zone”.
Use the “▲▼”keys to select your
preferred Australian time zone,
press “OK”to accept and proceed
to next screen
STEP 3: STORAGE DEVICE
The next setting is the “Select USB
Storage device”.
If a USB device is plugged in the UI
will display installation options. Use
the “▲▼”keys to select your
preferred USB Storage device,
press “OK”to accept and proceed
to next screen. (File format: EXT4 or
FAT32)
STEP 4: CHANNEL SEARCH
The final setting is the “Satellite
Channels Search”.
Note: To continue your Satellite
Dish must have been installed
correctly
1. Press “OK”to begin searching
for all the available channels,
this may take a few minutes to complete.
Note: Signal information will be displayed and provide an indication as to the
quality of your Dish Installation.
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