Panasonic Videocipher ii crd-4500 User manual

Operating

Instructions

VIDEOCIPHER'

n

INTEGRATED

SATELLITE

RECEIVER/

POSITIONER/DESCRAMBLER

Model

No.

CRD-4500

Satellite

Receiver

CRD-4500R

Power

Supply

CRD-4500P

Remote

Controller

RMC-4500

CRD-4500

Panasonic.

Read

these

instructions

completely,

before

operating

this

set

TQB510066

INTRODUCTION

■

DEAR

PANASONIC

CUSTOMER

Congratulation

on

your

purchase

of

a

new

Panasonic

CRD-4500

Integrated

Satellite

Receiver/Positioner/Descrambler.

It

represents

the

state-of-the-art

in

television

viewing.

CRD-4500

is

an

integrated

satellite

receiver/positioner/descrambler

com¬

posed

of

a

receiver

unit

[CRD-4500R];

a

power

supply

[CRD-4500P];

a

remote

controller

(RMC-4500];

and

a

built-in

descram¬

bler

[VideoCipher

n

].

■

CUSTOMER

S

RECORD

MODEL

NUMBER

CRD-4500R

CRD-4500P

SERIAL

NUMBER

ADDRESS

NUMBER

(VC

II)

12

Nos.’

*

See

page

23.

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:

Remove

plug

from

wall

outlet

when

the

unit

is

not

in

use

for

a

prolonged

period

of

time.

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

uninsu¬

lated

“dangerous

voltage”

within

the

pro¬

duct’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

main¬

tenance

(servicing)

instructions

in

the

liter¬

ature

accompanying

the

appliance.

“This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits

for

a

Class

B

computing

device

in

accordance

with

the

specifications

set

forth

in

Subpart

J

of

Part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules.

If

this

equipment

does

cause

interference

to

radio

or

television

reception

which

can

be

determined

by

turning

the

equipment

on

and

off,

use

the

equipment

in

another

location

and/or

utilize

an

electrical

outlet

different

from

that

used

by

the

receiver.”

To

comply

with

FCC

rules

regarding

emission

limits,

shielded

cables

must

be

used

when

connecting

this

device

to

other

equipment.

CAUTION:

Do

not

remove

the

grounding

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

-

1

-

Note

to

CATV

system

installer:

This

reminder

is

provided

to

call

the

CATV

system

installer’s

attention

to

Article

820-22

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.

CONTENTS

__

INTRODUCTION

.

1

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

NOTICE

.

1

CONTENTS.:.

2

GENERAL

DESCRIPTION

.

3

ACCESSORIES.

3

ATTACHMENT

OF

THE

SET

LEGS

.

4

FRONT

CONTROLS

AND

INDICATORS

[CRD-4500R]

.

5

REAR

CONTROLS

AND

TERMINALS

[CRD-4500R]

.

6

REAR

TERMINALS

[CRD-4500P].

7

REMOTE

CONTROLLER

[RMC-4500].

8

BATTERY

REPLACEMENT

.10

LOW

NOISE

BLOCK

DOWN

CONVERTER

.10

CONNECTIONS.11

ON-SCREEN

DISPLAYS.13

PROGRAMMING

AND

OPERATIONS.

15

1.

General

Information.15

2.

Single

Satellite

Operation

with

Fixed

Antenna

.15

3.

Multiple

Satellite

Operation

with

Motor

Drive

Antenna.17

4.

Operation

Using

Remote

Controller.20

5.

VideoCipher

II

Operation

.23

DIAGNOSTICS.27

TROUBLESHOOTING.28

SPECIFICATIONS.29

WARRANTY.30

-

2

-

GENERAL

DESCRIPTION

■

Panasonic

[CRD-4500]

Integrated

Receiver/Positioner/Descrambler

Introducing

the

CRD-4500,

a

new

Integrated

Receiver/Positioner/Descrambler

from

Panasonic.

The

CRD-4500

combines

Panasonic’s

receiver

expertise

and

the

full

technological

compatibility

that

you

need

to

enjoy

scrambled

broadcasts.

Its

built-in

descrambler

is

the

VideoCipher

D,

the

premium

standard

in

today’s

satellite

broadcast

industry.

This

slim,

ultra-light

IRD

is

brimming

with

state-of-the-art

performance.

An

on-screen

display

puts

relevant

information

right

where

you

can

see

it.

A

full

function

UHF

remote

control

is

provided.

Surround

circuit

adds

listening

excitement,

while

18-channel

memory

simplifies

operation.

'

VideoCipher

H

is

a

registered

trademark

of

the

VIDEOCIPHER

Division

of

General

Instrument

Corporation.

■

Features/Capabilities

*

Built-in

VideoCipher

II

Descrambler

*

Block

Down

Conversion

(950-1450MHz)

*

C/Ku

compatible

tuning

*

On-screen

displays

*

Built-in

Programmable

Actuater

Controller

for

automatic

antenna

positioning

with

30

satellite

memory

capacity

*

18

channels

favorite

program

recall

*

Full

function

UHF

remote

controller

including

VideoCipher

H

functions

(42

functions)

*

Surround

sound

system

*

Digital

stereo

sound

(on

VideoCipher

II

channels

only)

*

Built-in

RF

modulator

with

channel

3/4

switch

*

Programmed

satellite

information

*

Direct

satellite

access

*

Parental

lock

per

sat./channel

(on

favorite

channel)

*

Audio

subcarrier

frequency

tuning

setting

ACCESSORIES

_

■

Accessories

packed

with

your

satellite

receiver

{CRD-4500R]

UHF

Antenna.

1

pc.

[TSA110005]

ATTACHMENT

OF

THE

SET

LEGS

■

Attachment

of

the

Set

Legs

The

power

supply

may

be

installed

either

horizontal

or

vertical.

These

are

2

sets

of

mounting

holes

for

the

set

legs,

and

an

extra

set

of

legs

supplied

with

the

unit.

If

it

is

desired

to

install

the

power

supply

in

the

vertical

position,

insert

the

extra

legs

as

shown.

m

Insert

the

set

legs

[TMK83908-2]

to

the

four

holes

located

on

the

right

side

of

the

power

supply.

Set

legs

[TMK83908-2]

2

}

Press

down

hard

on

the

button

on

the

upper

part

of

the

set

leg.

0

31

Confirm

that

all

the

set

legs

are

fixed

firmly

on

the

set.

(If

the

set

leg

is

not

fixed

firmly,

press

the

button

further

down

until

it

locks.)

i-r

t

/

it-

FRONT

CONTROLS

AND

INDICATORS

[CRD-4500R]

ITEM

NO.

PURPOSE

[

7

]

POWER

Turns

the

unit

ON

or

OFF.

\J]

EAST

Causes

the

antenna

to

be

positioned

towards

the

satellite.

WEST

Causes

the

antenna

to

be

positioned

towards

the

satellite.

[~4~|

CHANNEL

V

Tunes

to

a

lower

channel.

[~5~|

CHANNEL

A

Tunes

to

a

higher

channel.

^

POWER/STAND

BY

^

INDICATOR

Indicates

when

the

power

of

this

unit

is

turned

ON

(red),

or

the

unit

is

in

stand-by

mode

(green).

^

SURROUND

^

INDICATOR

Indicates

SURROUND

mode

selected.

^

VC

SIGNAL

^

INDICATOR

Indicates

when

the

system

is

receiving

a

VideoCipher

H

signal.

^

SIGNAL

STRENGTH

^

INDICATOR

Indicates

the

relative

strength

of

the

signal

being

received.

Note:

□

Controls

O

—

Indicators

-

5

-

REAR

CONTROLS

AND

TERMINALS

[CRD-4500R]

ITEM

NO.

PURPOSE

UHF

REMOTE

ANT

Connector

for

UHF

antenna.

1)

2ND

IF

LOOP

Provides

510MHz

(2nd

IF)

signal

loop

for

optional

Tl

filter

Installation.

IF

IN/+18V

DC

OUTPUT

TERMINAL

COMPOSITE

OUTPUT

TERMINAL

VIDEO

OUTPUT

TERMINAL

AUDIO

OUTPUT

TERMINALS

Input

connector

for

signal

from

LNB.

Also

supplies

power

to

the

LNB.

Composite

baseband

signal

to

other

descramblers.

Video

signal

to

video

monitor.

Audio

signal

to

stereo

monitor.

16

METER

ADJUST

Normalizes

the

signal

strength

meter.

DUAL

FEED

CONTROL

TERMINALS

(©)

IPPV

ml

DATA

Control

Voltages

to

V/H,

Ku/C

switch

for

Dual

LNB

System.

RCA-type

connector

for

future

applications.

(Pay

per

view

subscription

for

special

programs

when

available.)

m

25

TERMINAL

To

connect

the

power

cable

from

the

power

supply.

VIDEO

SCAN

ON/OFF

EXT.

ANTENNA

TERMINAL

TV

RF

OUTPUT

TERMINAL

CHANNEL

CH3/CH4

VIDEOCIPHER

ADDRESS

NO.

Scans

from

the

lowest

frequency

channel

to

the

highest

while

in

the

“ON"

position.

Use

to

locate

satellites

when

moving

antenna.

Set

Ku

or

C-Band

as

appropriate.

Input

from

external

VHF

antenna.

VHF

signal

to

TV.

Selects

Channel

3

or

4

output

of

CRD-4500

to

the

television.

Choose

the

channel

that

is

not

broadcast

locally

and

tune

TV

to

this

channel.

You

can

read

the

first

8

numbers

of

your

Authorization

(Address)

Number

through

this

window.

See

page

23—26

for

directions

to

read

your

full

12-digit

number.

Use

this

No.

for

program

subscription.

Note:

□

—

Controls

□

•••

Terminals

-

6

-

REAR

TERMINALS

[CRD-4500P]

25P

Connecting

Cable

|||

AC

Cord

Hr

ITEM

NO.

PURPOSE

isi

POLARIZATION

CONTROL

^

SIGNAL

TERMINAL

Polarizer

signal

outputs.

@

±36V/+36V

TERMINAL

±36V

DC

output

to

actuator

motor.

|@|

GND

TERMINAL

Signal

ground

conductor

from

actuator.

|©|

DC

5V

TERMINAL

5V

DC

(50

mA)

output

to

supply

Hall

or

Optical

sensor

in

actuator.

|®|

PULSE

TERMINAL

Connection

from

the

sensor

pulse

output

of

the

actuator.

(Reed

switch,

hall

sensor

or

optical

type)

Note:

□

—

Terminals

-

7

-

REMOTE

CONTROLLER

[RMC-4500]

ITEM

NO.

PURPOSE

31

POWER

Turns

the

receiver

ON

and

OFF.

32

NUMBER

BUTTONS

Used

to

program

and

select

satellite

and

channel

by

direct

access.

33

SAT

Used

to

select

the

satellite

mode.

34

AUDIO

Used

to

set

audio

frequency.

35

SURROUND

Used

to

select

surround

mode.

36

ENTER

Used

to

input

data

and

for

VideoCipher

n

operation.

37

CANCEL

Used

to

delete

data

and

for

VideoCipher

II

operation.

38

PRG

Used

to

select

program

mode.

39

SET

UP

Use

this

button

along

with

the

number

buttons

to

display

your

Authorization

Number

and

set

up

your

VideoCipher

H

channel

services

and

features.

40

HELP

Press

this

button

to

read

instructional

text

about

setting

up

your

VideoCipher

D

features

and

controls.

41

TEXT

Some

VideoCipher

D

channels

provide

text

information

to

their

users.

These

messages

may

include

news

bulletins,

program

promotions

and

other

special

notes.

Use

this

button

to

read

channel

and

service

on

your

TV

screen.

ITEM

NO.

PURPOSE

42

MESSAGE

Occassionally,

your

program

supplier

may

have

a

personal

message

for

your

subscription.

If

there

is

a

message

for

you,

you

will

see

a

flashing

asterisk

(’)

in

the

upper

right

corner

of

your

TV

screen.

Press

this

button

to

read

messages

on

your

TV

screen.

43

VOLUME

V

Decreases

the

audio

volume.

44

VOLUME

A

Increases

the

audio

volume.

45

EAST

Causes

the

antenna

to

be

positioned

towards

the

east.

46

WEST

Causes

the

antenna

to

be

positioned

towards

the

west.

47

FINE

TUNE

V

Use

to

optimize

picture

quality,

(only

when

AFC

switch

is

OFF)

48

FINE

TUNE

A

49

AUDIO

TUNE

V

Decreases

audio

subcarrier

frequency.

50

AUDIO

TUNE

A

Increases

audio

subcarrier

frequency.

51

POLARIZATION

V/H

Reverses

the

polarizer

signal

format,

(only

in

set

up

mode)

52

AFC

ON/OFF

—

Activates

and

deactivates

the

AFC

tuning

system.

(Automatic

Frequency

Control)

53

N/W

Selection

of

bandwidth

of

audio

IF

band.

(Narrow/Wide)

54

MUTE

Mutes

the

audio.

55

FAV

Displays

FAV

channel,

mode.

56

DISPLAY

Calls

up

receiver

on-screen

display

data.

57

</>

Use

these

buttons

to

move

back

and

forth

in

the

VideoCipher

n

text

files

or

to

change

program

rating

limits.

58

VIEW

Use

this

button

to

check

the

program

title,

running

time

and

other

information

about

the

program

you

are

watching.

59

This

button

allows

you

to

see

information

about

the

program

on

a

VideoCipher

II

channel.

60

VC

II

ON/OFF

Turns

the

VC

II

ON

and

OFF

when

VideoCipher

II

signal

is

present.

61

CHANNEL

V

Tunes

the

receiver

to

a

lower

channel.

62

CHANNEL

A

Tunes

the

receiver

to

a

higher

channel.

-

9

-

BATTERY

REPLACEMENT

Open

the

battery

cover

by

sliding

the

panel

away

from

the

body.

Insert

the

two

AA

batteries

(UM-3)

into

the

battery

compartment.

•

To

install

the

remote

controller

batteries,

i)

S

l

ide

the

panel

away.

ii)

Replace

all

batteries

at

the

same

time.

iii)

Insert

batteries

with

the

correct

polarity.

iv)

R

eplace

the

panel.

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.

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.

LOW

NOISE

BLOCK

DOWN

CONVERTER

•

jhe

receiver

uses

Low

Noise

Block

Down

Converters

(C

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

18

V

DC

at

300

milliamps

max

from

the

input

F

connector.

•

This

is

sufficient

for

one

LNB

and

one

Line

Amplifier.

The

breakdown

is

shown

below.

Line

Amp

(

+

20

dB)

100

milliamps

max

LNB

200

milliamps

max

•

If

the

line

amp

used

only

25

milliamps,

then

four

line

amps

can

be

used.

-

1

0

-

CONNECTIONS

CAUTION:

Inproper

connection

of

accessories

(or

connection

to

incompatible

equipment)

may

damage

your

unit.

All

connections

should

be

made

with

the

power

supply

unplugged.

[

7

]

|

CONNECTION

OF

OUTDOOR

UNIT

•

Insert

the

25

connector

of

the

power

supply

[CRD-4500P],

to

the

connector

terminal

located

on

the

rear

panel

of

the

satellite

receiver

(CRD-4500R)

and

tighten

the

locking

screws.

•

Connect

LNB

down

converter

to

the

receiver

and

connect

the

polarizer

and

actuator

to

power

supply.

■

HALL

SENSOR

AND

OPTICAL

TYPE

ACTUATOR

■

REED

SWITCH

TYPE

ACTUATOR

-

11

-

[~2~]

|

EXT.

ANTENNA

AND

TV

OUT

TERMINAL

•

To

receive

an

ordinary

TV

broadcast,

turn

the

receiver

OFF.

[~3~]

|

AUDIO/VIDEO

OUTPUT

TERMINAL

•

The

receiver

audio

out

and

video

out

terminals

may

be

used

at

the

same

time

as

the

RF

output

(TV

OUT).

Note:

The

audio

to

a

monaural

monitor

can

be

connected

to

either

the

R

or

L

audio

output

terminal.

[

7

]

|

COMPOSITE

OUT

TERMINAL

•

In

case

of

connecting

a

descrambler

other

than

VideoCipher

H,

connect

it

to

the

composite

out

terminal.

-

1

2

-

ON-SCREEN

DISPLAYS

•

The

CRD-4500

generates

a

variety

of

on-screen

informational

displays.

The

full

display

indicates

your

current

satellite,

channel

&

favorite

channel,

polarity,

antenna

position,

audio

volume

level,

and

more.

This

information

appears

automatically

whenever

you

make

any

changes

or

adjustments.

You

can

also

check

your

setting

at

any

time

by

pressing

the

|

DISPLAY

|

button

on

the

remote

controller.

[T|

Normal

on-screen

display

•

When

the

equipment

is

turned

on

and

the

I

DISPLAY

-

]

button

on

the

remote

controller

is

depressed,

the

following

data

will

be

displayed

on

TV

or

the

monitor

screen

connected

to

the

equipment.

On-Screen

Display’s

basic

formation

0

Mode

—

©

Satellite

(

3

)

Channel-

0

V/H

select-

©

AFC

ON/OFF-—

©

Volume-

©

Audio

subcarrier

@

Surround-

©

Satellite

name/No.

Ku/C

Band

select

Favorite

page/No.

Antenna

position

VC

ON/OFF

Audio

bandwidth

•

Data

input

choices

for

the

ordinary

operation

No.

PARAMETER

DATA

INPUT

CHOICES

No.

PARAMETER

DATA

INPUT

CHOICES

©

Mode

Set

up

or

blank

Satellite

name/No.

name

No.—1

—9

©

Satellite

Automatically

appears

by

satellite

name®.

(‘1)

©

KU/C

Band

select

Ku

BAND

or

C

BAND

CD

Channel

C

band—CHI—CH24

Ku

band

-CHI-CH32

©

Favorite

page/No.

18

CHs.

FAV1-1

—FAV1-9,

FAV2-1

—

FAV2-9

(*2)

©

V/H

select

VERT

or

HOR

©

Antenna

position

0000-9999

©

AFC

ON/OFF

ON

or

OFF

©

VC

ON/OFF

ON

or

OFF

(*3)

©

Volume

1—16

bars

©

Audio

bandwidth

WIDE

or

NARROW

Audio

subcarrier

5.20-8.60

MHz

©

Surround

“S”

or

blank

Note:

*1”

Displays

name

of

pre-stored

satellite.

*2-

Displays

when

program

received

has

been

stored

in

Favorite

Channel

memory.

*3—

Displays

only

when

the

VideoCipher

II

signal

is

being

received.

-

1

3

-

[Example]

A

typical

display

appears

below:

0.Setup

mode

@.Galaxy

®.CH2

0.Horizontal

®.AFC

ON

0.Volume

is

8

bars

©.6.20MHz

©.G-1

©.C

Band

©.FAV

1-4

©.4720

©

.VC

OFF

©

.NARROW

SET

UP

GALAXY

G-1

C

BAND

CH

2

HOR

FAV

1-4

ANTENNA

POS.

4720

AFC

ON

VOL-

AUDIO

6.

20

NARROW

f2]

VideoCipher

n

on-screen

display

When

you

receive

the

VideoCipher

n

signal,

the

receiver

displays

additional

data

on

your

TV

screen.

For

details,

please

see

page

23—26.

[

3

]

Favorite

mode

on-screen

display

You

can

program

into

memory

up

to

18

of

your

favorite

channels

on

any

satellite.

For

details,

please

see

page

21.

-

1

4

-

PROGRAMMING

AND

OPERATIONS

1.

General

Information

The

CRD-4500

is

designed

for

automatic

operation

and

simplified

installation.

Pre-stored

in

the

memory

are

the

names,

relative

locations,

format

and

frequency

band

of

over

20

satellites

with

provisions

for

storing

10

new

satellites

when

they

are

launched

into

orbit.

The

set-up

mode

is

accomplishd

using

the

remote

controller

with

no

programming

controls

located

on

the

receiver.

After

Set-up,

it

is

extremely

simple

to

change

various

settings

from

the

remote

controller

without

resorting

to

the

set-up

mode.

AFC

ON

or

OFF,

video

fine

tune,

audio

tuning,

audio

bandwidth,

antenna

fine

positioning

may

all

be

changed

from

the

remote

controller

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

buttons,

or

by

using

the

appropriate

slew

controls.

2.

Single

Satellite

Operation

with

Fixed

Antenna

Indication

with

1

.

Program

Menu

means

button

on

remote

controller

and

front

panel

of

the

receiver.

•

Set-up

menu

will

be

displayed

unless

unit

has

been

previously

programmed.

[Fig.

1]

1

SET

UP

END

2

SELECT

DUAL

FEED

3

CHANGE

WEST

LIMIT

4

CHANGE

EAST

LIMIT

5

ALL

MEMORY

CLEAR

If

unit

has

been

programmed

display

will

show

as

[Fig.

2],

Press

f~1

I

then

f

PRG

I

.

[Fig-

1)

1

SET

UP

2

PARENTAL

LOCK

2.

Clear

Memory

Press

|

5

j

•

All

Memory

Clear,

then

press

I

9

I

|

1

|

ENTER~~|

within

5

seconds.

[Fig.

2]

3.

Displays

•

See

[Fig.

3).

SET

UP

NOT

YET

INITIALIZED

ISET

WEST

LIMIT*

TT»»»T»TTT«

ANTENNA

POS.

5000

(Fig.

3]

-

1

5

-

4.

L

imits

Press

I

INTER

I

,

wait

5

seconds

press

I

"ENTER

|

again.

5.

F

eed

Press

I

FR(j

|

.

Set

up

menu

is

again

displayed.

(See

(Fig.

1])

Press

I

2

I

Select

Dual

Feed.

Display

will

show

as

[Fig.

4].

Press

I

1

I

for

C

Band

or

Ku

Band

single

feed

or

C

Band/Ku

Band

dual

band

feed.

I

2

I

for

C

Band

or

Ku

Band

dual

feed

(H

&

V).

6

.

S

atellite

Select

satellite

by

pressing

f

SAT

|

[

NUMBIrH

BUI

l(JNS

1

(LETTER)

I

NUMBE~R

BUTTONS

I

(NO.)

•

This

will

automatically

set

the

channel/polarity

format

for

that

satellite.

7.

S

kew

When

the

satellite

is

recognized

adjust

the

skew

using

the

I

<

I

(

>~~1

buttons

on

an

even

channel.

The

word

SKEW

will

be

displayed

on

the

screen

during

the

adjustment,

SKEW

flashes

until

the

skew

limit

is

reached

and

the

indication

stops

flashing.

Repeat

the

skew

adjustment

for

an

odd

channel.

8.

F

ormat

If

necessary

on

a

Ku

Band

satellite,

set

polarity

for

each

channel

by

using

I

~H

/

V

I

button

on

remote

controller

while

tuning

each

channel.

9.

P

rogram

When

all

adjustments

above

are

completed

press

I

UNITER"!

to

enter

all

settings

into

memory.

10.

O

perate

Press

(

PR<5

I

m

“SET

UP

END”

to

go

back

to

normal

operation.

-

1

6

-

3.

Multiple

Satellite

Operation

with

Motor

Drive

Antenna

■

Indication

with

1

|

means

button

on

remote

controller

and

front

panel

of

the

receiver.

1.

P

rogram

Menu

Press

[

PkG

1

.

•

Set-up

menu

will

be

displayed

unless

unit

has

been

previously

programmed.

(Fig.

1]

•

If

unit

has

been

programmed

display

will

show

as

(Fig.

2].

Press

I

1

I

for

SET

UP,

then

I

PRG

I

-

2.

Clear

Memory

Press

I

5

I

.

•

All

Memory

Clear,

then

press

I

9

I

1

I

ENTER~~|

within

5

seconds.

3.

West

Limit

•

Use

I

E

I

(EAST)

I

W

I

(WEST)

buttons

to

position

antenna

to

desired

west

limit.

Press

I

ENTER

~1

to

set

west

limit

into

mem¬

ory.

Note:

1.

If

antenna

moves

in

wrong

direction,

reverse

±36

V

leads

to

motor

at

the

power

supply.

2.

Turn

on

video

scan

to

locate

most

westerly

and

(easterly)

satellites

if

necessary.

4.

East

Limit

•

Use

I

E

I

(EAST)

i

W

I

(WEST)

buttons

to

position

antenna

to

desired

east

limit.

Press

(

ENTER

~|

to

set

east

limit

into

memory.

5.

Feed

Press

I

PRG~

I

.

After

setting

the

limits

the

set

up

menu

should

be

displayed

again.

(See

(Fig.

1))

Press

I

2

I

Select

Dual

Feed.

Display

will

shows

as

[Fig.

4]

Press

f

1

I

For

C

Band

or

Ku

Band

single

feed

or

C

Band

/

Ku

Band

dual

band

feed

I

2

I

For

C

Band

or

Ku

Band

dual

feed

(

H

&

V

)

-

1

7

-

6

.

S

atellite

Press

I

SAT

1

I

W~l

(WEST)

buttons

on

remote

controller,

or

press

j

WEST

1

button

on

front

panel

of

the

receiver.

The

name

of

the

most

easterly

available

Satellite

appears

automatically.

Note:

1.

If

it

is

not

desired

to

program

that

satellite

into

memory,

skip

to

the

by

pressing

1

SAT

1

I

W

I

(WEST).

2.

If

it

is

desired

to

program

the

satellites

in

an

arbitrary

sequence,

press

I

SAT

I

KlUMfeEEl

BUTTONS

I

(LETTER)

I

NUMBER

BUTTONS

I

(NO.)

to

select

a

paticular

satellite.

3.

When

it

is

desired

to

program

a

satellite

not

listed

on

table

1,

use

the

system

described

in

section

10.

Press

|

W

I

(WEST)

button

again.

Search

for

the

most

easterly

satellite

using

video

scan,

or

if

a

known

channel

is

active,

set

the

receiver

to

that

channel.

7.

Skew

When

the

satellite

is

recognized

adjust

the

skew

using

the

I

<

I

>~l

buttons

on

an

even

channel.

The

word

SKEW

will

be

displayed

on

the

screen

during

the

adjustment,

SKEW

flashes

until

the

skew

limit

is

reached

and

the

indication

stops

flashing.

Repeat

the

skew

adjust¬

ment

for

an

odd

channel.

8.

Polarizer

Control/Format

The

CRD-4500

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

satellite

seems

to

be

opposite

to

the

pre-stored

information

then

follow

one

of

the

procedures

below:

A)

(Preferred)

Rotate

the

feed

horn

90

degress

without

changing

the

pre-programmed

format.

B)

Re-program

the

format

for

each

satellite

by

using

the

I

H/V

I

button

on

the

remote

during

the

setup

mode.

9.

Memory

Press

I

ENTER

~|

to

set

antenna

position

and

skew

settings

into

memory.

10.

A

dditional

Satellites

To

select

the

press

I

SAT

11

W~1

(WEST)

or

enter

satellite

name

directly

|

SAT

1

I

NUMBER

BUTTONS

"1

(LETTER)

I

NUMBER

BUTTONS

I

(NO.)

and

repeat

6,

7,

8

and

9

steps

above.

-

1

8

-

11.

New

Satellites

Satellite

Name

C

is

for

C-Band

satellite.

0

is

for

Ku-Band

satellite.

Press

r

SAT'H

|

C

I

2

I

~

I

C

I

9

I

for

C-Band

additional

(Fig.

5-©]

or

I

SAT

|

0

|

1

|

—

f

0

|

I

9

I

for

Ku-Band

additional

(Fig.

5-©].

Repeat

6,

7,

8

and

9

steps

above.

12.

End

Programming

After

programming

all

desired

Satellites

press

I

PRG

I

|

1

|

“SET

UP

END”.

13.

S

pecial

Instructions

(Fig-5-®]

To

cancel

or

repositi

on

a

sate

llite

in

memory,

or

change

satellite

name.

a.

Cancel

—

Press

I

PRG

I

to

return

to

SET

UP

MODE

indicating

satellite

to

be

cancelled.

Press

I

CANCElTH

and

after

5

seconds

press

1

CANCEL

-

!

again.

b.

Reposition

—

Lo

cate

the

new

position

and

enter

the

satellite

name.

Press

I

ENTER

1

—

an

ERROR

2

message

is

displayed.

Press

I

ENTER"!

again

after

5

seconds.

c.

New

Satellite

Name

—

To

enter

a

new

satellite

name

at

a

programmed

position,

go

to

the

set-up

mode

and

enter

the

new

satellite

name.

Press

I

ENTER

1

—

and

an

ERROR

3

message

is

displayed.

Press

f~ENTER

1

again.

+

TABLE

1

NAME

NUMBER

SATELLITE

Ku

or

C

LONGITUDE

POL/CH

1

S

2

Spacenet

2

C

69°W

H

u_

2

Satcom

F2R

C

72°W

V

G

2

Galaxy

2

c

74°W

H

K

2

Satcom

K2

Ku

81

°W

H

F

4

Satcom

F4

C

83

°W

V

K

1

Satcom

K1

Ku

85°W

H

T

2

Telstar

302

C

86

°

W

V

S

3

Spacenet

3

C

87°W

H

G

3

Galaxy

3

c

93.5

°W

H

T

1

Telstar

301

c

96°W

V

W

4

Westar

4

c

99°W

H

A

1

Anik

D1

c

104.5°W

H

A

2

Anik

D2

c

110.5°W

H

M

1

Morelos

1

c

113.5°W

H

0

1

Ku-SAT

(Anik

C3)

Ku

117.5°W

V

S

1

Spacenet

1

C

120°W

H

w

5

Westar

5

C

122.5°W

H

T

3

Telstar

303

c

125°W

V

F

3

Satcom

F3R

c

131

°W

V

G

1

Galaxy

1

c

134°W

H

F

1

Satcom

FIR

c

139°W

V

F

5

Satcom

F5

c

143°W

V

-

1

9

-

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