Panasonic PS-2000ST User manual

Operating
Instructions
VmeOCIPHERRS Descrambler Compatible
I®
VIDEOpal Order Recorder |
Integrated Satellite Receiver
Modei No.
PS-2000ST
Panasonic
®
Read these instructions completely before operating this unit.
TQB510184

Dear Panasonic Customer
Congratulation on your purchase of a new Panasonic Integrated Satellite Receiver [PS-2000ST].
This receiver is compatible with the VideoCipher RS descrambler and VIDEOpal order recorder module""' and is
provided with a variety of new functions.
It represents the state-of the-art in your television viewing.
''' VideoCiphet® RS and VIDEOpal® order recorder are registered trademarks of General Instrument Corporation.
Modules will be supplied and warranteed by your dealer or program provider.
Customer's Record
Model Number
PS-2000ST
Serial Number
Address Number (VCRS) Unit/Phone Nos.*^)
/
Date of Purchase
Dealer Name
TEL:
See the operating instructions of VideoCipher RS.
Contents
important Safety Notice 2
General Description/Accessories 3
Location
Front Controls and Indicators 4
Rear Controls and Terminals 5
UHF Remote Control 7
Battery Replacement/
Optional Remote Control [RMC-40SR] 9
Connections
Basic Diagram 10
Antenna Actuator 11
UHF Antenna 11
Low Noise Block Down Converter 11
Programming and Operations Information 12
Programming: Set up 15
Programming Note 20
Reprogramming
Satellite Addition 21
To Reposition a Satellite 23
To Delete a Satellite 24
Operations
Daily Operations 25
Favorite Channel Operations 27
Picture Adjust Operations 29
Audio Operations 31
Useful Functions
Skip Channel 32
Parental Lock 33
Diagnostics 35
Troubleshooting 36
Specifications 37
Criminal Warning 38
Warranty 38
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Important Safety Notice
WARNING: To prevent damage which may result in fire or shock hazard, do not expose this appliance to rain or
moisture.
WARNING: This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy and if not installed and used properly, that
is, in strick accordance with the manufacture's instructions, may cause interference to radio and
television reception.
It has been type tested and found to comply with the limits for a TV interface device in accordance with
the specifications in part 15 of FCC Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable protection against
such interference in a residential installation. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not
occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause interference to radio or television
reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try
to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient the receiving antenna
Relocate the equipment with respect to the receiver
Move the equipment away from the receiver
Plug the equipment into a different outlet so that equipment and receiver are on different branch
circuits.
If necessary, the user should consult the dealer or an experienced radio/television technician for
additional suggestions. The user may find the following booklet helpful: "Something about interference"
which is available from FCC regional offices.
CAUTION: Do not change or modify without the express approval of the party responsible for compliance. These
changes or modifications could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.
CAUTION: Do not remove the grounding pin on the power plug.
This equipment is equipped with a three grounding-type power plug.
This plug will only fit a grounding-type power outlet.
This is a safety feature. If you are unable to insert the plug into the
outlet, contact an electrician.
Do not defeat the purpose of the grounding plug.
Do not remove
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION; TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK.
DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK)
NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol,
within an equilateral triangle, is intended to
alert the user to the presence of
uninsulated "dangerous voltage" within the
product's enclosure that may be of
sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of
electric shock to persons.
The exclamation point within an equilateral
triangle is intended to alert the user to the
presence of important operating and
maintenance (servicing) instructions in the
literature accompanying the appliance.
Note to CATV system installer:
This reminder is provided to call the CATV system Installer's attention to Article 820-40 of the NEC that provides
guidelines for proper grounding and, in particular, specifies that the cable ground shall be connected to the
grounding system of the building, as close to the point of cable entry as practical.
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General Description
Panasonic Integrated Satellite Receiver
The PS-2000ST is a high-end feature packed, Integrated Satellite Receiver offered by Panasonic. It combines
Panasonic's receiver, television and audio expertise to offer superb video and audio performance from Satellite
broadcast programs. Standard UHF remote control provides out-of-room satellite or channel selection.
Features and Capabilities
• Compatible with VideoCipher® Descrambler and
Videopal Order Recorder modules
• Built-in Programmable Actuator Controller with 48
satellite memory
• 27 User programmable favorite channels
• Frequency tuning plans for all major Ku Band
Satellites
• Direct Satellite access
• Auto peak adjustments for dish and skew
• Built-in programmable Tl filter
• Sophisticated on-screen display with satellite graphics
Full function UHF remote control
Optional simplified UHF remote control available
Digital Stereo Sound on VideoCipher channels
Parental lock with programmable password and
unique one time view function
Skip-channel tuning
Second Receiver Operation
Last Channel Recall
Automatic Memory remembers last control settings
Programmable AFC ON/OFF with video fine tuning
Video scan mode
Built in RF modulator with channel 3/4 switch
Compatible with LNBF units
Accessories
UHF Remote control
[RMC-2000]
1 pc.
Connecting Gable 1 pc.
[TSX4270-1]
Batteries for Remote Control 2 pos.
[AA: SUM-3: R6]
UHF Antenna
[TSA110007]
. 1 pc.
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Location: Front Controls and Indicators
ViDEOCIPHtH #?S DESCRAMBLER COMPATIBLE
VIDEOpol ORDER RECORDER
® POWER ON/OFF SWITCH
Turns the unit ON/OFF.
(D Tl FILTER INDICATOR
Indicates when the built-in Tl filter circuit is selected.
POWER/STANDBY INDICATOR
Indicates when the power of unit is turned ON (red),
or the unit is in stand-by mode (green).
VC SIGNAL INDICATOR
Indicates when the system is receiving a
VideoCipher signal.
EAST WEST BUTTONS
Causes the antenna to be positioned toward the
next east or west satellite.
CHANNEL UP (A)/DOWN (V) BUTTONS
Press either button to change channels in
sequence.
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Location: Rear Controls and Terminals
AC CORD
CAUTION
I—AUDIO—'
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® IF INPUT/+18V DC OUTPUT TERMINAL
Ku/C [F connector]
Input connector for IF signal from LNB, and also
supplies a +18V DC power to tfie LNB.
@ TV RF OUTPUT TERMINAL [F connector]
VHF signal to television set.
@ EXT. ANTENNA INPUT TERMINAL
[F connector]
VHF signal from an external VHF antenna
@ COMPOSITE OUTPUT TERMINAL
[RCA connector]
Composite baseband signal to otfier descramblers.
(D VIDEO OUTPUT TERMINAL [RCA connector]
Video signal to video monitor.
(D VIDEOCIPHER (IPPV/DATA) TERMINALS
RCA connector for future applications.
@ +24V/-24V DC OUTPUT TERMINALS
(TO ACTUATOR)
+24V and -24V DC output to actuator motor
(§) ANTENNA ACTUATOR CONTROL TERMINALS
GND Signal ground conductor from
actuator.
DC5V 50mA 5V DC (50mA) output to supply
Hall sensor or Optical type in
actuator.
PULSE Actuator sensor pulse output.
(Reed switch, Hall sensor or
Optical type)
(D CHANNEL SELECT SWITCH(CH3/CH4)
Selects channel 3 or channel 4 output of PS-
2000ST to the television. Choose the channel that
is not broadcast locally and tune the television to
this channel.
® AUDIO OUTPUT TERMINALS [RCA connector]
Audio signals (L/R) to video monitor or external
audio amplifier.
© VIDEOCIPHER ADDRESS NO.
You can read the first 8 numbers of your Authoriza
tion (Address) Number through this window.
See the operating instruction of VideoCipher RS for
directions to read the full 12-digit number. Use this
number for program subscription.
® MODEM TELEPHONE JACK LOCATION
For videopal operation.
® UHF REMOTE ANTENNA CONNECTING
TERMINAL [F connector]
Connector for UHF remote antenna.
® DUAL FEED CONTROL VOLTAGE
TERMINALS
Control voltage output to control external V/H
switch.
© POLARIZATION CONTROL SIGNAL
TERMINALS
Polarization control signals to polarizer.
© RESET BUTTON
Built-in circuit breaker for overcurrent or short circuit
protection. Press button to reset the breaker.
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Location; UHF Remote Control
POWER
SyXTELLITE
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SATX LCR
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7/M 8/K 9/GS
MUTE
Q
o oo
AUDIOX FAV
DISPLAY
ENTER
CANCEL
HELP VIEW
□ □
TEXT MESSAGE NEXT PRG VCH
□
V VOLUME A V CHANNEL A
nasoilM
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© POWER ON/OFF SWITCH
Turns the unit ON/OFF.
(D NUMBER BUTTONS
Used to select satellite and channel by direct ac
cess.
Used to enter a password.
@ CURSOR CONTROL BUTTONS
Use to control the cursor
Use these buttons for various functions,
@ ENTER BUTTON
Use for various functions.
(D VIDEOCIPHER CONTROL BUTTONS
SETUP
Use this button along with the number buttons to
display the Authorization Number and set up your
VideoCipher channel services and features.
HELP
Press the button to read instructional text about set
ting up your VideoCipher features and controls.
VIEW
At the skip channel operations, use this button to
cancel settings.
Use this button to check the program title, running
time and other information about the program you
are watching on a VidoCipher channel.
TEXT
Some VideoCipher channels provide text informa
tion to their users. Use this button to read channel
and service related text on your TV screen.
MESSAGE
Occasionally, your program supplier may have a
personal message for your subscription,
press this button to read messages on your TV
screen.
NEXT PRO
This button allows you to see information about the
next scheduled program on a VideoCipher channel.
VC II
Turns the VC ON/OFF when VideoCipher signal is
present in order to listen to audio programs.
© VOLUME UP/DOWN BUTTONS
Decrease (v) or increase (A)audio volume.
® SATELLITE EAST/WEST BUTTONS
Cause the antenna to be positioned toward the east
(E) or west (W).
® SAT BUTTON
Used to select a satellite by remote control,
press once to select or sequence through the C-
Band Satellite. Press twice for Ku-Band Satellites.
© L.C.R. (Last Channel Recall) BUTTON
Use this button to recall the last selected channel in
one easy step. Useful in switching between chan
nels when you want to watch concurrent programs
alternatively.
® Tl FILTER ON/OFF SWITCH
Used to turn the built-in Tl filter circuit ON/OFF.
® MUTE BUTTON
Mutes the audio.
® PROGRAM BUTTON
Used to select program mode.
® AUDIO BUTTON
Used to tune audio subcarrier frequency and
selection audio IF bandwidth.
@ FAVORITE BUTTON
Displays FAV channel mode.
® DISPLAY BUTTON
Calls up receiver on-screen display data.
® CANCEL BUTTON
Used to delete data and for VideoCipher operation.
® CHANNEL UP (A)/DOWN(V) BUTTONS
Used to change channels in sequence.
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Battery Replacement
Open the battery cover by sliding the panel away from the body. Insert the two AA batteries (SUM-3) into the battery
compartment.
To Install the Remote Control Batteries
d) Slide the panel away.
Bottom
side
@ Insert new batteries with the
correct polarity.
Replace the panel.
Note: Replace both batteries at the same time.
Battery Precautions
The incorrect use of batteries can cause electrolyte leakage which will corrode the remote control transmitter or cause
the batteries to explode. The following precautions must be observed carefully.
New Batteries
Old Batteries
Replace both batteries at the same time.
Dispose of them immediately.
Don't mix battery types,
(alkaline and carbon zinc, etc.)
Don't
X X X X
Recharge
Short-circuit
Disassemble
Fire
Heat or
Burn
Note:
1. The remote control transmitter should be placed to avoid direct sunlight or heat.
2. Pressing more than two buttons at a time can lead to an incorrect command.
Optional Remote Control [RMC-40SR](UHF)
PS-2000ST is compatible with the Panasonic Simplified Remote
Control RMC-40SR. It is a scaled down alternative to the standard
remote control RMG-2000.
With only 12 buttons, you still have control over essential receiver
functions as well as View and Next Program, which are the two
most often used VideoCipher Descrambler controls.
POWER
VIEW NEXT PEG
□
□ !=□
SAT
EAST WEST
CD □
j)iSPLAjr ^CH
a
^ MUTE^ ^ CH V^
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Connections
CAUTION: Inproper connection of accessories (or connection to incompatible equipment) may damage your unit.
All connection should be made with the AC cord unplugged.
Basic Connecting Diagram
LNB (Ku/C)
VHP Antenna
Antenna
Polarizer
Actuator
Television
Descrambler
■ ■ u
AA
CAUTION
• The PS-2000ST has a built-in RF
modulator with RF output (TV
OUT) on either Channel 3 or 4.
Unless a monitor is used, the RF
output will normally connect to
the TV set.
Stereo Monitor
Ti—r
V/H Select Switch
Notes: *1. Above diagram shows an example of connection where a Reed Switch Type Actuator is connect. Note that
the actuator connection method may differ with the actuator type. (Refer to page II for actuator connection)
*2. To receive an ordinary TV broadcast, turn the receiver OFF.
*3. In case of connecting a descrambler other than VideoCipher, connect it to the composite out terminal.
*4. The audio to a monaural monitor can be connected to either the R or L audio output terminal.
*5. For a dual LNB system, Panasonic's V/H Select Switch [TZ-VHS] may also be used.
For detailed information, refer to the Installation Instructions.
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Connections
Antenna Actuator Connection
Ex.1: Hall Sensor and Optical Type Actuator*
[Actuator'
Sensor
Motor
CASE
GND +5V PULSE ±24V +24V GND
O O O O O
SHIELD
Ex.2: Reed Switch Type Actuator*
Sensor
Motor
[Actuator
CASE
GND PULSE ±24V +24V GND
0 0 0 0
SHIELD
r
Note: (*): It is recommended that actuators with 24 volt or 30 volt motors be used to minimize antenna slewing time.
Attachment of the UHF Antenna
After all connections have been finished,
install the UHF antenna [TSA 110007] to
the rear terminal of the receiver as shown right.
ADDITIONAL NOTICE:
UHF Remote Control
The normal range of the UHF remote control is greater than 150 feet, with no obstructions. Houses where a greater
range is required, or that have several walls in the path of the signal may have problems with reliable remote oper
ation. In these cases it may be necessary to relocate the UHF receiving antenna to a different location. Remove
the antenna from the back of the receiver and reconnect it using a length of coaxial cable while testing for a loca
tion where signals can be received reliably from all control areas.
Low Noise Block Down Converter (LNB)
The receiver uses Low Noise Block Down Converter (0 or Ku-Band LNB) for its microwave interface. The output
frequency range is 950 to 1450MHz. Power is supplied to the LNB via its output F connector.
Note: The receiver is capable of supplying 18V DC at 300 milliamps max. from the IF input F connector.
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Programming and Operations Information
General Information
The PS-2000ST is designed for automatic operation and simplified installation.
Pre-stored in the memory are the names, relative locations, format and frequency band of over 40 satellites with pro
visions for storing about 20 new satellites when they are launched into orbit.
The set-up mode is accomplished using the remote control with no programming controls located on the front panel of
the receiver. After set up operation, it is extremely simple to change various settings from the remote control without
resorting to the set-up mode. AFC ON or OFF, video fine tune, Tl filter ON or OFF, audio bandwidth, antenna fine po
sitioning may all be changed from the remote control and are automatically stored in memory on a per-channel basis
after adjustment.
Satellite selection, channel selection, and audio tuning may be done either by direct access using the 10 number but
tons, or by using the appropriate slew controls.
On-Screen Displays
The PS^2000ST generates a variety of on-screen informational displays.
Programming in set-up mode and operations in auto mode are carried out sequentially as the on-screen display indicates.
This Operating Instructions Illustrate the on-screen display in each step of operation.
However these illustrations may be different depending on your setting and selection.
A full data display indicates the current satellite, channel, polarity, antenna position, and more.
You can also check your setting at any time by pressing the I DISPLAVl button on the remote control.
When the equipment is turned on and the I DISPLAVl button on the remote control is depressed, the following data
will be displayed on TV or the monitor screen connected to the equipment.
MUTE
CH13
GALAXY
CBAND
AFC
POSITION
VC2. AUDIO
NARROW
AUDIO
SIGNAL
A 5.76
VER 1.00
Software Version
(for Service use)
In the set-up mode, "SET UP" is displayed.
Z2 Displays name of pre-stored satellite.
In the set-up mode, "SKEW" is displayed when adjusting skew.
On-Screen Display with Satellite Graphics
This on-screen display is shown during the time the
antenna is slewing from one satellite to another.
No.
PARAMETER
DATA INPUT CHOICES
Channel
Channel number
(2)
AFC ON/OFF
"AFC" or no display
Audio Mode
"MONO" or"VC2 AUDIO"
®
Audio
Subcarrier
A: 5:00 ~ 8.60 MHz
Signal Strength
0-50
®
Satellite
Satellite name
@
Mute
"MUTE" or no display
®
Satellite
Name & No.
Name letter
No 1 ~9
Tl Filter ON/OFF
"Tl" or no display
Antenna
Position
0000 - 9999
V/H Select
"VERT" or "HOR"
©
Audio Bandwidth
"WIDE" or "NARROW"
<Example>
SATCOM F1
AFC Tl
W
CH24
C BAND
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Programming and Operations Information
Pre-stored Satellite's
Table 1 lists data on C-Band Satellites that have been pre-stored in the PS-2000ST memory.
Table 2 lists data on Ku-Band Satellites that have been pre-stored in the PS-2000ST memory.
Table 3 lists data on Ku-Band tuning formats.
C BAND SATELLITES
[TABLE 1] KU BAND SATELLITES
[TABLE 2]
NAME
CODE
LOCATION FORMAT
ASCI
A1
128.00W
H
ANIKE1 El
111.low
H
ANIK E2
E2 107.30W
H
GALAXY 1 G1
133.00W H
GALAXY 2
G2
74.00W H
GALAXY 3
G3
93.50W H
GALAXY 5 G5
125.00W
H
GALAXY 6 G6
99.00W H
GALAXY 7 G7 91.00W H
MORELOS 1
Ml
113.50W H
MORELOS 2
M2 116.80W H
SATCOM F1 F1 137.00W H
SATCOM F2
F2 72.00W V
SATCOM F3
F3
131.00W V
SATCOM F4 F4
135.00W V
SATCOM F5
F5 139.00W
V
SPACENET2
S2 69.00W
H
SPACENET3
S3 87.00W H
SPACENET4
84
101.00W V
TELSTAR 301
T1
96.00W
V
TELSTAR 302 T2
85.00W V
TELSTAR 303
T3 123.00W
V
NAME
CODE
LOCATION FORMAT
ASC
A1
128.00W
4
ANIK
El
107.50W
2
ANIK
E2
111 .OOW
2
G-STAR 1
GS1
103.00W 3
G-STAR 2
GS2
105.00W 3
G-STAR 3
GS3
93.00W 3
G-STAR 4
GS4
125.00W 3
SATCOM K1
85.00W
1
SATCOM
K2
81 .OOW 1
BBS 2
SB2
97.00W 5
BBS 3
SB3
95.00W 5
SBS4 SB4 91 .OOW 5
BBS 5 SB5
123.00W
5
SBS6
M6
99.00W
6
SPACENET2 SI
120.00W 4
SPACENET 3 S2 69.00W 4
SPACENET4 S3 87.00W 4
GALAXY 4 G4
99.00W 7
GALAXY 7 G7
91 .OOW 7
As of June 1993. (Software ver. 1.00)
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KU BAND TUNING FORMATS [TABLE 3]
FREQ UNIT: MHz
FORMAT 1
K*-
SATCOM K1, K2
CM
FREQ.
V/H
1 11729
H
2
11758.5
V
3
11788.0
H
4
11817.5
V
5
11847.0
H
6
11876.5
V
7
11906.0
H
8 11935.5
V
9 11965.0
H
10 11994.5
V
11 12024.0
H
12
12053.0
V
13
12083.0
H
14
12112.5
V
15 12142.0
H
16
12171.5
V
FORMAT 5
sen
ses 2, 3, 4, 5
CM
FREQ. V/H
1
11725
H
2 11774
H
3 11823
H
4 11872
H
5
11921
H
6
11970
H
7
12019
H
8 12068
H
9 12117
H
10
12166
H
FQRMAT 2
E*-
ANIK, E1, E2
CH FREQ. V/H CH FREQ.
V/H
1
11717
V
17
11730
H
2
11743
V
18 11756
H
3 11778
V
19 11791
H
4 11804
V
20
11817
H
5 11839
V
21 11852
H
6 11865
V
22
11878
H
7
11900
V
23 11913
H
8
11926
V
24
11939
H
9 11961
V
25
11974
H
10
11987
V
26
12000
H
11
12022
V
27
12035
H
12
12048
V
28 12061
H
13 12083
V
29 12096
H
14
12109
V
30
12122
H
15
12144
V
31
12157
H
16 12170
V
32
12183
H
FQRMAT 6
M-* SBS 6
CH
FREQ. V/H
CH FREQ.
V/H
1
11725
H
17 12117
H
2
11749.5
V
18
12141.5
V
3
11774
H
19 12166
H
4
11789.5
V
5 11823
H
6 11847.5
V
7 11872
H
8
11896.5
V
9
11921
H
10
11945.5
V
11
11970
H
12
11994.5
V
13 12019
H
14
12043.5
V
15
12068
H
16
12092.5
V
FQRMAT 3
G-STAR
GS*-1,2, 3,4
CH FREQ. V/H
1
11730
H
2
11791
H
3
11852
H
4
11913
H
5
11974
H
6 12035
H
7
12096
H
8
12157
H
9
11744
V
10 11805
V
11
11866
V
12 11927
V
13 11988
V
14
12049
V
15 12110
V
16 12171
V
FQRMAT 4
A-*, 8*, ASC A1
Spacenet 2, 3, 4
CH
FREQ. V/H
1
11740
H
2
11820
H
3
11900
H
4
11980
H
5 12060
H
6
12140
H
FQRMAT 7
G*-GALAXY 4, 7
CH
FREQ.
V/H
CH
FREQ.
V/H
1
11720
V
17
12035
H
2
11750
H
18
12050
V
3
11750
V
19
12080
V
4
11780
V
20
12110
H
5
11810
H
21
12110
V
6
11810
V
22
12140
V
7
11840
V
23
12170
H
8
11870
H
24
12170
V
9
11870
V
25
12005
H
10
11900
V
26
12065
H
11
11945
H
12
11930
V
13
11960
V
14
11976
H
15 11991
V
16
12020
V
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Programming: Set up
POWER BUTTON
CURSOR
CONTROL.
BUTTONS
ENTER BUTTON-
ooo
ooo
ooo
□ □
DISPLAY
HELP VIEW
□ □
TEXT MESSAGE NEXT PRO VC
□
V VOLUME A V CHANNEL A
1=1 C=l 1=1 1=]
Panasonic
RMC-giSS
SATELLITE
EAST/WEST
BUTTONS
-NUMBER
BUTTONS
■PROGRAM
BUTTON
-CANCEL
BUTTON
Before Settings
First of all, press 1 POWER I button to turn on this
receiver.
POWER
to
NOT YET INITIALIZED
^kkkkkkkkkkkkkk^
^SETWEST limit!
POSITION 5000
If the display "Set West Limit" appears, begin to set
up from procedure ® .
If different screen appears, clear the memories by fol
lowing procedures [T] and H.
Display the Set up Menu
Indication with I
means button on remote control.
Press I PRG I
PRO
□
to
PARENTAL LOCK OFF
SKIP CHANNEL PROGRAM
SETUP
Move the cursor to
"Set up" by using
[AI/E] (up/down)
then press I ENTER I .
□
z\
n
ENTER
□
to
ENTER NEW PASSWORD
Enter a 4 digit set-up
password by pressing
Number buttons.
Then press I ENTER I .
ENTER
Press PRG
ooo
oo o
ooo
□
to
SETUP
CHI 0 00
C BAND AFC
POSITION 5000
PRG
□
to
SET UP
5{«setup end
DUAL FEED OUTPUT C/Ku
CHANGE LIMIT
NOW SATELLITE FORMAT H
VIDEO SCAN
CHANGE SET UP PASSWORD
ALL MEMORY CLEAR
On-screen display
appears.
Note:
For password detail,
refer to page 20.
Set up Mode
Screen.
Set up Menu
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Clear Memory
SET UP
^icSETUP END
DUAL FEED OUTPUT C/Ku
CHANGE LIMIT
NOW SATELLITE FORMAT H
VIDEO SCAN
CHANGE SET UP PASSWORD
ALL MEMORY CLEAR
Move the cursor to
"All Memory Clear''
Then press I ENTER I.
□
□
ENTER
□
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NO CANCEL
Within 5 seconds
press [§] then [T].
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Press ENTER .
ENTER
□
to
Note:
This mode will erase
all programming except
factory presettings.
Q Set Limits
0 For single satellite with fixed antenna or for 2nd receiver operation.
Set West Limit display
appears.
NOT YET INITIALIZED
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POSITION 5000
Press lENTERl and
wait 5 seconds.
ENTER
□
Press [enter] agai n.
ENTER
□
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POSITION 5000
SETUP
CH1
C BAND
0 00
AFC
POSITION 8-00
For multiple satellite with motor drive antenna
Initialized antenna counts is 5000. The limits are normally set just beyond the most easterly and westerly
satellites. Note: Direction of antenna drive should correspond to East or West command. If not, reverse motor
connections.
Set West Limit. Press [e]]/ (east/west) and PressIENTER I
continue to press until desired enter
position is reached.
Follow the same
procedure to set
the East Limit.
NOT YET INITIALIZED
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TSET west LIMITt
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SATELLITE
POSITION 5000
E
□
W
□
NOT YET INITIALIZED
POSITION 3800
SETUP
CHI
C BAND
AFC
POSITION
If ERROR-6 appears on display ,
Wait about 5 seconds, then Error message disappears.
Check that antenna is not into a stop, or that cable connections to actuator are secure.
Press [e] / ® to move the antenna position slightly in the reverse direction.
If ERROR-6 message does not appear, press I ENTER I and continue setting.
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Programming: Set up (continued)
NUMBER BUTTONS-
CURSOR CONTROL
BUTTONS
ENTER BUTTON-
POWER
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8/K 9/GS
Tl MUTE
□ □
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AUDIO FAV
DISPLAY
SETUP
ENTER
CANCEL
□
HELP VIEW
□ □
TEXT MESSAGE NEXT PRG VC
□ [=□ [ZZl □
V VOLUME A V CHANNEL A
Panasonic
-SATELLITE EAST/WEST
BUTTONS
■SATELLITE BUTTON
-PROGRAM BUTTON
□ Set IF Input (If necessary)
Set IF Input condition and switching voltage to correspond to the IF Input set up.
Press I PRG I
Move the cursor to "Dual Feed
Output", then press
I ENTERI .
To change the condition,
press H]/[E1 (left/ right), then
press lENTERj .
PRG
□
s
SET UP
*SET UPEND
DUAL FEED OUTPUT C/Ku
CHANGE LIMIT
NOW SATELLITE FORMAT H
VIDEO SCAN
CHANGE SET UP PASSWORD
ALL MEMORY CLEAR
n
□
ENTER
ft
5
IF INPUT
C/Ku
The actual condition
appears.
ENTER
^ Da ?
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SETUP
CH1
C BAND AFC
POSITION
The choices are:
C/Ku .. for 0 band only or
0 and Ku band
with external
switch.
H/V ... for 0 band only
with separate H
and V signals with
external switch.
C/Ku W/LNBF ...C/Ku with
LNBF.
HA/ W/LNBF HA/ with
LNBF.
This receiver is compatible with LNBF units controlled by Pulse Switching or V/H Signal Switching. It is not
compatible with voltage switching LNBF units.
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To Program Satellites for 2nd Receiver Operation or for Single Satellite
Operation with Fixed Antenna
® Select the desired satellite to be programmed.
For C band: Press I SAT I once and satellite letter and number.
For Ku band: Press I SAtI twice and satellite letter and number,
e.g. To select F-4
[0 band]
SAT
□
within
5 sec.
3/F
o
h
4/S
o
h
[Ku band]
SAT
□
SAT
□
&
within
5 sec.
3/F
o o
6 h
Enter the satellite into memory.
Press! ENTERl .
ENTER
□
6
The "SET UP" on the screen display will blink to
indicate the command has been received.
For 2nd receiver operation it is necessary to program all the satellites that have been entered into the primary
receiver. The on-screen-display will indicate the number of satellites entered following the 8- indications.
To Program Satellites for Multiple Satellite Operation with Motor Driven
Antenna
After limits are set press | SAT| to call up
the name of the most easterly C-Band satellite.
SAT
□
within
5 sec.
4/S
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h 6
Search for the satellite using video scan, or if
a known channel is active, set the receiver to
that channel.
When the satellite is located, adjust the skew using
the EJ/CS buttons on an even channel and again on
an odd channel.
Press I ENTERl to program the satellite.
□0 [>□
ENTER
□
h
Auto peak may be used in place of using the skew
controls. Press [9] to initiate the Autopeak
mode. Do on both odd and even channel and
press I ENTERl when autopeak mode is completed.
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6 6
ENTER
□
s
Press! SAT]|W] to skip to next westerly C-Band
satellite and repeat the above operations or direct
access satellite if preferred. Continue until all the
desired C-Band Satellites are programmed.
If it is desired to program Ku Band satellites repeat
the above procedures except press | SAT | two times
to call up the Ku Band satellites.
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Programming: Set up (continued)
End Programming
When all satellites have been entere(j into memory.
Press I PRGI . Confirm the cursor lines up with "Set up En6"
Press I ENTER
PRC
□
t)
SETUP
iiiSETUP END
DUAL FEED OUTPUT C/Ku
CHANGE LIMIT
NOW SATELLITE FORMAT H
VIDEO SCAN
CHANGE SET UP PASSWORD
ALL MEMORY CLEAR
ENTER
□
Programming Note
if these ERRORS appear on display
ERROR-2
ERROR-3
ERROR-8
- When trying to enter the same satellite name/No. into memory at more than one satellite position.
Press I ENTER [again to cancel the error. The satellite is stored at the new position.
-When trying to enter more than two satellite into memory at one single satellite position.
Press [ENTER [again to cancel the error. The priority is given to the name of the new satellite.
- The same satellite name was tried to be stored at the same antenna position.
Press [CANCEL[ . This information has been already stored.
Polarization Format (Horizontal or Vertical)
The PS-2000ST has been pre-programmed with each satellite format (horizontal or vertical polarization) according to
the program guides. If it appears that the format on any satel lite seems to be opposite to the pre-stored information
then follow one of the procedures below:
Display the set up
menu refering to the
next page.
Move the cursor to
"Now Satellite Format H
(or V)" by using El/Cv]
(up/down), then press
[ENTER .
Press E]/[H (left/right) to
change format HOR or
VERT, then press ENTER .
To return the normal
satellite operation,
display and set up
menu and select "Set
up End".
□
z\
O
ENTER
□
ENTER
□0 !>□ □ ^
SETUP
^SETUPEND
DUAL FEED OUTPUT C/Ku
CHANGE LIMIT
NOW SATELLITE FORMAT H
VIDEO SCAN
CHANGE SET UP PASSWORD
ALL MEMORY CLEAR
NOW SATELLITE FORMAT
HOR
Hor.format: OH
CH 1
2
3
4... 24
HA/
H V H V... V
If necessary on a
Ku-Band satellite, set
polarity for each
channel.
Vert.format: CH
1 2
3
4...
24
HA/
V H V H...
H
Note:
Ku Band Tuning
7 Ku Band Tuning formats have been pre-programmed which allow easy tuning for all major Ku Band Satellites. Since
there is no standard, channel numbers listed in program guides may not correspond to the channel number displayed
by the PS-2000ST. These channel numbers correspond to the actual transponder number on the satellite.
For a new Ku satellite to be stored, select a name that corresponds to one of the tuning formats as listed in TABLE 3.
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