Rover S2 SCOUT User manual

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S2 SCOUT
USER MANUAL
Analogue and Digital Satellite Analyzer
930 - 2150 MHz QPSK
ROVER LABORATORIES S.p.A.
Via Parini 2 – 25019 Sirmione (BS) – ITALY
www.roverinstruments.com

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MANUAL CODE UG-S2-1.25-BS1.0-EN-1.0
RELEASE DATE JUNE 2007
We all wish to sincerely thank you for choosing our measurement instrument, which is
currently approved and everyday used by the major Service Providers, Broadcasters
and by really many users all over in the world.
Like to them all, this measurement instrument will provide you with easiness of use and a full
range of measurement capabilities.
Our everyday efforts are targeted to continuously develop state of the art instruments,
capable to fulfil and possibly to exceed your expectations and all of your needs.
We are able to research and develop further improvements day after day
also thanks to your valuable suggestions and contributions.
Please let us know about your opinion, suggestions, and special requests
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ROVER Hotline: [phone]
We are positive your expectations and your needs will be fully satisfied.
We are positive you will be happy with us.
Thank-you again.
Edoardo Romano
Chairman

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INDEX
OVERVIEW........................................................................................................................... 5
1__ FRONT PANELANDKEYBOARD..........................................................................................5
2__ SIDE PANELS........................................................................................................................6
USER MANUAL.................................................................................................................... 7
3__ TURN THEMETERON..........................................................................................................7
4__ TURN THEMETEROFF ........................................................................................................7
5__ CHECK THEBATTERY CHARGE STATUS............................................................................7
6__ METER SETUP: MPEG PROG SERVICE...............................................................................8
6.1 MAIN SETUP................................................................................................................8
~___ AUTO METER OFF (TIMER OFF).............................................................................8
~___ FIELD LEVEL MEASUREMENT UNIT (UNIT)............................................................8
~___ LANGUAGE...............................................................................................................9
~___ KEYS BEEP ..............................................................................................................9
~___ DISPLAY BACKLIGHT (DISP.LIGHT)........................................................................9
6.2 METER SETUP ............................................................................................................9
~___ SET THE LOCAL OSCILLATOR FRQUENCY............................................................9
~___ SET THE AVAILABLE NUMBER OF POLARIZATIONS FOR THE LNB 1..................9
~___ SET THE AVAILABLE NUMBER OF POLARIZATIONS FOR THE LNB 2................10
~___ MANAGING LNB OR MULTISWITCH SUPPORTING THE SCR COMMUNICATION
PROTOCOL: SAT SCR MENU................................................................................10
{SatSCR USER:....................................................................................................................10
{SatSCR FREQ:....................................................................................................................10
7__ DC AT RF IN.........................................................................................................................11
8__ SATELLITE DISH ALIGNMENT............................................................................................12
8.1 DISH ALIGNMENT TO A SPECIFIC SATELLITE WITH AUTOMATIC SATELLITE
IDENTIFICATION (SAT FINDER)................................................................................12
8.2 “DUAL FEED” DISH ALIGNMENT...............................................................................13
~___ PREPARING TO ALIGNEMENT: SWITCH DiSEqC.................................................13
~___ DISH ALIGNMENT AND MEASUREMENTS............................................................13
{LNB1 SATELLITE SETUP....................................................................................................14
{LNB2 SATELLITE SETUP....................................................................................................14
{DISH ALIGNMENT AND FINE ALIGNMENT.........................................................................14
8.3 POINTING AND/OR MOVING A MOTOR CONTROLLED DISH (DISEqC MOTOR)....14
~___ MOVE......................................................................................................................15
~___ STORE....................................................................................................................15
~___ GOTO......................................................................................................................16
~___ RESET ....................................................................................................................16
8.4 ANTENNA POINTING AID TONE: BUZZER................................................................16
9__ SIGNALTUNING: PLAN.......................................................................................................17
9.1 EXPLORING ALL THE SATELLITE TRANSPONDERS...............................................17
~___ CHANGING THE SATELLITE..................................................................................17
~___ CHANGE THE TRANSPONDER..............................................................................18
~___ MANUALLY CHANGE THE FREQUENCY...............................................................18

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9.2 MANUALLY TUNING THE TRANSPONDER (BY KNOWING ALL THE DISTINCTIVE
PARAMETERS)..........................................................................................................18
9.3 NAVIGATE THE SOLE TRASPONDERS INCLUDED IN A USER DEFINED MEMORY
PLAN..........................................................................................................................20
~___ SELECT THE DESIRED TRANSPONDER...............................................................20
~___ MANUALLY MODIFY THE FREQUENCY VALUE....................................................21
~___ MODIFY THE TRANSPONDER MEMORY PLAN TO BE NAVIGATED....................21
10 _PERFORMING MEASURES: MEAS.....................................................................................22
10.1 ANALOGUE TRANSPONDER....................................................................................22
~___ LEVEL MEASUREMENT.........................................................................................22
~___ SPECTRUM ANALYSIS...........................................................................................22
10.2 DIGITAL TRANSPONDER..........................................................................................23
~___ THE TRANSPONDER TUNED IS INCLUDED IN A PRE-MEMORIZED SATELLITE
OR THE TRANSPONDERWAS MANUALLY TUNED..............................................23
~___ THE TRANSPONDER IS INCLUDED IN A USER-DEFINED TRANSPONDER
MEMORY PLAN......................................................................................................24
{CHANNEL POWER MEASUREMENT..................................................................................24
{NOISE MARGIN, QUALITY TEST, MER E EVM MEASUREMENTS.....................................24
{BER MEASUREMENTS BEFORE AND AFTER VITERBI CORRECTION .............................25
{FEC AND BOUQUET MAIN DATA.......................................................................................25
{SERVICE LIST OF THE CURRENT BOUQUET ...................................................................26
{SPECTRUM ANALYSIS....................................................................................................... 26
11 _SPECTRUM ANALYZER MODE...........................................................................................27
11.1 CHANGE THE TRANSPONDER.................................................................................27
11.2 CHANGE THE MARKER POSITION (FREQUENCY)..................................................27
11.3 EDITING THE SIGNAL LEVEL END OF SCALE.........................................................28
11.4 CHANGE SPAN..........................................................................................................28
11.5 ACTIVATE THE MAX HOLD FUNCTION....................................................................28
12 _AUTOMATICSTORAGE OF TRANSPONDERS MEASURES (DATA LOGGER)...................29
12.1 AUTOMATICALLY STORE TRANSPONDER MEASURES (AUTO MEAS&STORE)...29
12.2 DELETE A MEMORY PLAN........................................................................................30
13 _CREATING AUSERDEFINED TRANSPONDERMEMORY PLAN.......................................31
13.1 MANUALLY CREATE A USER DEFINED MEMORY PLAN: MEMORY.......................31
~___ CREATE A BRAND NEW MEMORY PLAN..............................................................31
~___ ADD A NEW TRANSPONDER TO AN EXISTING MEMORY PLAN.........................32
13.2 ADD A SELECTED TRASPONDER TO A EXISTING USER DEFINED MEMORY PLAN
32
13.3 DELETE A USER DEFINED MEMORY PLAN.............................................................33
~___ DELETE A USER DEFINED MEMORY PLAN..........................................................33
~___ DELETE A LOGGER FILE (LOGGER MEMORY PLAN) ..........................................33
14 _TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS...........................................................................................35
SERVICE NOTES AND GUARANTEE REGULATIONS (UE AND EXTRA UE)................. 37
FAULT IDENTIFICATION FORM........................................................................................ 39
MANTAINING THE METER................................................................................................ 40
DISPOSAL OF ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT ..................................................................... 41

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OVERVIEW
1 FRONT PANEL AND KEYBOARD
Main Function Secondary Function
(press and hold for 2”)
A Meter ON/OFF Lev. And CH. Power Meas. (press 2”)
RESET (press and hold 10”)
B MPEG SERVICE LIST Enable configuration menu
C LCD (Dot matrix) Display
D PLAN AUTOSCAN
E SAT FINDER DUAL LNB
F SPECT SAT POINT
G MEAS
H UP (also “Enter” key)
I LED DC at RF IN
L DOWN (also “Enter” key)
M SELECT
N MEMORY STORE
P HELP BUZZER
Q DATA LOGGER DC ON/OFF
R LED external power source ON

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2 SIDE PANELS
[S] External Power Source ~ 12 Vac
[T] USB socket
[U] RF inlet (75 Ω, type “F” connector)

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3 TURN THE METER ON
Press and release the [A] key.
4 TURN THE METER OFF
Press and hold for 2” the [A] key.
5 CHECK THE BATTERY CHARGE STATUS
When the meter is on, at the bottom left corner of the LCD display [B] an icon will show
the current power source of the meter: built-in battery or mains external feed.
Build-in battery feed Mains external feed
Connect the supplied AC adaptor or the supplied cigarette lighter adaptor to the socket
[S] (located on the left side of the meter) to recharge the built-in battery. When the
meter is connected to an external power supply, the LED indicator [R] (located on the
meter front panel) turns on.

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6 METER SETUP: MPEG PROG SERVICE
Press and hold for 2” the MPEG PROG SERVICE [B] key.
6.1 MAIN SETUP
Press repeatedly the SELECT [M] key to highlight the label METER SETUP.
Press the UP[H] key to access the main set up menu
~AUTO METER OFF (TIMER OFF)
If no key is pressed, the meter will automatically turn off after a certain time-delay.
To set the auto meter off delay:
Press repeatedly the SELECT [M] key to highlight the label TIMER OFF
Press repeatedly either the UP [H] or the DOWN [L] key to select: OFF (meter
always on), 5 min (meter off after 5 min), 10 min (meter off after 10 min)
~FIELD LEVEL MEASUREMENT UNIT (UNIT)
Press repeatedly the SELECT [M] key to highlight the label UNIT
Press repeatedly either the UP [H] or the DOWN [L] key to set the desired
measurement unit: dBm, dBmV (dBmillivolt) dBuV (dBmicrovolt)

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~LANGUAGE
Press repeatedly the SELECT [M] key to highlight the label LANGUAGE
Press repeatedly the UP [H] or DOWN [L] keys to set the desired langauge. In
some release only the english language is available.
~KEYS BEEP
Press repeatedly the SELECT [M] key to highlight the label KEYS BEEP
Press repeatedly the UP [H] o DOWN [L] key to set the desired volume: OFF ,
LOW, MEDIUM or HIGH.
~DISPLAY BACKLIGHT (DISP.LIGHT)
When no key is pressed, the display backlight will turn off after a certain time-
delay. To set the proper time:
Press repeatedly the SELECT [M] key to highlight the label DISP.LIGHT
Press repeatedly either the UP [H] or the DOWN [L] key to select FullON (light
always on) or 30 sec (light off after 30 sec)
6.2 METER SETUP
Press repeatedly the SELECT [M] key to highlight the label SAT CONFIG.&SCR
Press the UP [H] key to access the configuration menu.
~SET THE LOCAL OSCILLATOR FRQUENCY
Press repeatedly the SELECT [M] key to highlight the label LOC.OSC.
Press repeatedly either the UP [H] or the DOWN [L] key to set STANDARD (signal
direct from the antenna, requiring down-conversion) or 0MHz(IF) (signal with
intermediate frequency, e.g. coming from a LNB)
~SET THE AVAILABLE NUMBER OF POLARIZATIONS FOR THE LNB 1
Press repeatedly the SELECT [M] key to highlight the label LNB1 DiSEqC.
Press repeadetly the UP [H] or DOWN [L] key to set the required number of
polarizations for LNB1 (A = 4 polarizations, B = 8 polarizations, C = 12
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~SET THE AVAILABLE NUMBER OF POLARIZATIONS FOR THE LNB 2
Press repeatedly the SELECT [M] key to highlight the label LNB2 DiSEqC.
Press repeadetly the UP [H] or DOWN [L] key to set the required number of
polarizations for LNB1 (A = 4 polarizations, B = 8 polarizations, C = 12
polarizations, D = 16 polarizations).
~MANAGING LNB OR MULTISWITCH SUPPORTING THE SCR
COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL: SAT SCR MENU
This function is used when controlling or checking single cable satellite
installations.
Press repeatedly the SELECT [M] key to highlight the label SatSCR Setup?. Press
the UP [H] key to access this function.
{SatSCR USER:
Press the SELECT [M] key to highlight the label SatSCR USER. Press
repeatedly the UP [H] o DOWN [L] to set the user identification number. The
measurement in progress will be referred to this user.
It is possible to identify up to 8 different user, each with a particular SCR
frequency.
To manually set each user frequency, please refer to next item SatSCR FREQ:
at page 10. If the label NONE appears in the field of the selected user, it is not
possible to manually set any frequency.
{SatSCR FREQ:
To manually set the SCR frequency for a given user, select the desired user
identification number and then press the SELECT [M] key to highlight the label
SatSCR FREQ:. Press repeatedly either the UP [H] or the DOWN [L] key to set
the desired frequency in 1 MHz step. If the label NONE appears in the field of
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7 DC AT RF IN
To turn the DC at RF in function on, press and hold for 2” the DATA LOGGER
[Q] key.
When the function is on, the yellow led DC at RF in [I] will turn on too.
WARNING: BEFORE TURNING THE DC AT RF IN FUNCTION ON, PLEASE
CAREFULLY CHECK WHETER THE SYSTEM WHICH THE METER IS
CONNECTED TO, IS SUITABLE FOR THE DC AT RF IN.
To turn the DC at RF in function off, Per disattivare la telealimentazione, press and
hold for 2” the DATA LOGGER key. When the function is off, the yellow led DC at RF
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8 SATELLITE DISH ALIGNMENT
8.1 DISH ALIGNMENT TO A SPECIFIC SATELLITE WITH
AUTOMATIC SATELLITE IDENTIFICATION (SAT FINDER)
The meter can assist you in aligning the satellite dish to a specific satellite. Just
mount and briefly align the dish to the desired satellite. The meter can detect if you
are really pointing to the desired satellite by looking for (maximum) three user-defined
reference transponders within any received satellite signal, then it can support you in
fine-aligning the dish.
To roughly align the dish to a specified satellite, proceed as follows:
Select either the desired satellite (refer to chapter 9 SIGNAL TUNING: PLAN at page
17, and, in detail, to item 9.1 EXPLORING ALL THE SATELLITE TRANSPONDERS
at page 17) or the Trasponder Group where one or more trasponder carried by the
required satellite are included (refer to chapter 9 SIGNAL TUNING: PLAN at page 17,
and, in detail, to item9.3 NAVIGATE THE SOLE TRASPONDERS INCLUDED IN A
USER DEFINED MEMORY PLAN at page 20).
Press the SAT FINDER [E] key to show the following screen (in this case, the
reference is EUTELSAT 7° satellite):
If the displayed transponders do not match with the appropriate ones, press
repeadetly the SELECT [M] key to highlight the transponder name to be modified,
and then select the required transponder by pressing either the UP [H] or the DOWN
[L] key.
In case you wish to indicate less than three reference transponders, just set up the
one or the two reference ones you like, and set into the unused field(s) the reference
transponder set up as the first one.
After setting the appropriate trasponder(s), press the SELECT [M] key to highlight
the item START? and press UP [H] key to activate the SAT FINDER function
(automatic satellite identification).
During the identification process, the START icon will be replaced by the item
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When the satellite is correctly found, the meter will start the buzzer (check item 8.4
ANTENNA POINTING AID TONE: BUZZER at page 16). The Noise Margin value
(also displayed on a level bar with peak level) and the Quality Test results will be
displayed on the screen:
With the help of the buzzer sound and maximizing the lenght of the bar, proceed to
fine align the dish.
To fine align the dish on the two polarizations (“cross-pol”), press and release the
MEAS [G] key. The transponder currently under measurement will be highlighted (“A”
polarization). Using the UP [H] and DOWN [L] keys, select a transponder with a
different polarization (“B” polarization) and just repeat the dish fine alignment on this
last transponder.
To confirm the alignment, just check that a trasponder with “A” polarization is
correctly received.
8.2 “DUAL FEED” DISH ALIGNMENT
This meter allows the alignment of Dual LNB satellite dishes by performing
simultaneous measurements on both LNB, with no need to continuously switch
between RF cables and to set different frequencies.
~PREPARING TO ALIGNEMENT: SWITCH DiSEqC
Both cables from the two LNB must be connected to the meter via a DiSEqC
switch; this switch is provided with the meter.
~DISH ALIGNMENT AND MEASUREMENTS
Press and hold for 2” the SAT FINDER [E] key to show the following
screen:

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{LNB1 SATELLITE SETUP
The display will already highlight either the satellite (the name of the satellite will
be shown) or the Transponder Memory Plan (the word PLAN… will be shown) to
align the LNB1. Press either the UP [H] or the DOWN [L] key to select the
desired satellite or Transponder Memory Plan.
Then, press once the SELECT [M] key. The field representing the transponder
used to align the LNB1 will be highlighted.
{LNB2 SATELLITE SETUP
Press the SELECT [M] key to highlight either the satellite (the name of the
satellite will be shown) or the Transponder Memory Plan (the word PLAN… will
be shown) to align the LNB2. Press either the UP [H] or the DOWN [L] key to
select the desired satellite or Transponder Memory Plan.
Then, press once the SELECT [M] key. The field representing the transponder
used to align the LNB1 will be highlighted.
{DISH ALIGNMENT AND FINE ALIGNMENT
When LNB1 and LNB2 have been selected, the display shows for each LNB the
Noise Margin and Quality Test (FAIL, MARGIN, PASS). The two level bars show
the actual Noise Margin value for each of the LNB, also with peak value memory.
The dish must be fine aligned up to obtain the minimum of the Noise Margin on
the two LNB at the same time.
To facilitate this alignment, each bar shows also the maximum value reached by
the Noise Margin of the matching LNB during this operation.
According to the signal receiving conditions, the Noise Margin might not be at its
maximum for both the LNB. In case, the satellite dish must be aligned to have
the best possible value – at the same time - for both the signals.
Press the MEAS [G] key to exit this function.
8.3 POINTING AND/OR MOVING A MOTOR CONTROLLED DISH
(DISEqC MOTOR)
Select either the satellite (please refer to chapter 9 SIGNAL TUNING: PLAN and 9.1
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transponder (please refer to chapter 9 SIGNAL TUNING: PLAN and 9.2 MANUALLY
TUNING THE TRANSPONDER (BY KNOWING ALL THE DISTINCTIVE
PARAMETERS) at oage 18) for the satellite to align the dish to.
•Press and hold for 2” the MPEG PROG SERVICE [B] key.
•Press the SELECT [M] key to highlight DiSEqC MOTOR
•Press the UP [H] key to show the following screen:
The display third row from the top shows (left to right): the selected satellite name (or
the Transponder Memory Plan), the selected transponder and the relevant frequency
value.
The display bottom rows show (bottom to top, left to right): the name of the selected
bouquet, the encryption system in use, the Noise Margin value (also displayed on the
level bar with peak memory level), and the result of the Quality Test.
Also, the ACT.: item is highlighted: this item indicates the command which will be
sent to the motorized antenna.
By pressing the UP [H] or DOWN [L] key, it is possible to select one of the 4 available
commands:
~MOVE
This command moves the antenna to the direction mentioned in the DIR item
(EAST o WEST).
Press the SELECT [M] key to select the movement direction: highlight the item
DIR: and then select the desired direction (EAST, WEST) by pressing the UP [H]
or DOWN [L] keys.
The measurement values reported by the meter before the satellite or the
transponder identification (while the dish is moving) have to be neglected.
~STORE
This command allows to store the current motor position. Up to 99 different
antenna positions can be stored in the meter (POS.: 1 to 99).
Press the SELECT [M] key to highlight the item POS.:. and then select the
memory location where the current antenna position will be stored by pressing the
UP [H] or DOWN [L] keys.
Then press the SELECT [M] key to highlight the item STORE?. and press the UP
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~GOTO
This command selects one of the 99 pre-stored antenna positions.
Press the SELECT [M] key to highlight the item POS.: and select the required pre-
stored position by pressing the UP [H] or DOWN [L] keys.
Then, press the SELECT [M] key to highlight the item APPLY? and finally press
the UP [H] key to send the command to the dish.
~RESET
In case some no-go zones (banned sectors) were previously set up on the
concerned motor antenna system, this command removes any previously set
limitation.
Press the SELECT [M] key to highlight the item APPLY? , then press the UP [H] to
send the reset command.
8.4 ANTENNA POINTING AID TONE: BUZZER
Press and hold for 2” the HELP [P] key.
You can hear a beep whose duty cycle is proportional to the signal Noise Margin.
This is a dish alignment aid feature: when the multiplex DVB is correctly found
(satellite is found) the meter will start the Buzzer and at the same time the screen will
display:
The screen second row shows (left to right) the selected Satellite or the selected
Transponder Memory Plan, the currently tuned transponder and the relevant
frequency value (on a reverse background). The frequency value can be modified by
pressing the UP [H] or DOWN [L] keys.
The two bottom rows show the Noise Margin measurement (also on a level bar with
peak memory function) and the Quality Test result.
Press any key to quit this function.
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9 SIGNAL TUNING: PLAN
Connect the signal cable to the F connector [U] of the meter.
Press and release the PLAN [D] key.
9.1 EXPLORING ALL THE SATELLITE TRANSPONDERS
Press repeatedly the SELECT [M] key to highlight the label SATELLITE.
The name of required satellite should be highlighted. If not, select the required
satellite by pressing repeatedly either the UP [H] or DOWN [L] key.
Press the MEAS [G] key.
The first row of the display will show the name of the selected satellite, the selected
transponder and its frequency.
~CHANGING THE SATELLITE
The satellite might be changed only from the PLAN SELECTION MENU screen. This
screen can be accessed by pressing and releasing the PLAN [D] key. Only pre-
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~CHANGE THE TRANSPONDER
Press repeatedly the SELECT [M] key to highlight the transponder number. To select
the required transponder, press repeatedly either the UP [H] or the DOWN [L] key to
navigate to the next or previous transponder. To quickly shift transponder, just keep
pressed either the UP[H] or DOWN [L] key up to reach the desired transponder.
~MANUALLY CHANGE THE FREQUENCY
In need of manually change the frequency, press repeatedly the SELECT [M] key to
highlight the area of the actual frequency, then press repeatedly either the UP [H] or
the DOWN [L] key to modifiy the frequency in 0,1 MHz step. To quickly change the
frequency, just keep pressed either the UP[H] or DOWN [L] key up to reach the
desired frequency.
9.2 MANUALLY TUNING THE TRANSPONDER (BY KNOWING ALL
THE DISTINCTIVE PARAMETERS)
IT IS MANDATORY TO KNOW ALL THE DISTINCTIVE PARAMETERS.
Select a customized Transponder Memory Plan (please refer to chapter 13
CREATING A USER DEFINED TRANSPONDER MEMORY PLAN at page 31).
From any screen, press repeatedly the MEAS [G] key up to show either the
level measurement screen (in case of tuning an analogue signal) or the channel
power measurement screen (in case of tuning a digital signal).
Press repeatedly the SELECT [M] key to highlight the kind of signal to be tuned in the
second row of the screen.
WARNING: THE FREQUENCY MUST BE MODIFIED AT LAST!
Press repeatedly the UP [H] and DOWN [L] keys to show the kind of signal to be
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TO COMPLETE THIS OPERATION, IT MIGHT BE POSSIBLE TO GO BACK TO
THE LEVEL/POWER MEASURE SCREEN, BY PRESSING REPEATEDLY THE
MEAS [G] KEY.
IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO MODIFY THE SIGNAL TYPE FROM OTHER SCREENS.
Press repeatedly the SELECT [M] key to highlight LNB.
To modifiy the polarization and the high/low band, press repeatedly the UP [H] and
DOWN [L] keys up to reach the desired values.
Press once the SELECT [M] key to highlight DiSEqC, and then set the desired value
by pressing the UP [H] or DOWN [L] key.
Press once the SELECT [M] key to highlight the L.O., and then set the required value
by pressing the UP [H] or DOWN [L] key. To quickly change the frequency, just keep
pressed either the UP[H] or DOWN [L] key up to reach the desired frequency.
Press once the SELECT [M] key to highlight S.R. (Symbol Rate), and then set the
required value by pressing the UP [H] or DOWN [L] key. To quickly change the
Symbol rate, just keep pressed either the UP[H] or DOWN [L] key up to reach the
desired value.
Press repeatedly the SELECT [M] key to highlight the and then set the required value
by pressing the UP [H] or DOWN [L] key. To quickly change the frequency, just keep
pressed either the UP[H] or DOWN [L] key up to reach the desired frequency.
Press the HELP [P] key to start the automatic tuning of the selected transponder. The
following screen will be shown while performing this operation:
When this operation is completed, the following screen will be shown:

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9.3 NAVIGATE THE SOLE TRASPONDERS INCLUDED IN A USER
DEFINED MEMORY PLAN
To create a Transponder Memory Plan, please refer to chapter 13 CREATING A
USER DEFINED TRANSPONDER MEMORY PLAN at page 31. A Transponder
Memory Plan may contain transponders related to different satellites.
Press repeatedly the SELECT [M] key to highlight the label MANUAL MEMORY.
Press repeatedly the UP [H] o DOWN [L] to select the required Transponder Memory
Plan.
Press the MEAS [G] key.
The display first row will show the selected transponder memory plan (MANU) , the
current transponder identification number and its frequency.
~SELECT THE DESIRED TRANSPONDER
Highlight the transponder ID number by pressing the SELECT [M] key. Then, press
repeatedly either the UP [H] and DOWN [L] keys to change the transponder, shifthing
to the next or to the previous transponder. Ad ogni pressione si passa al transponder
successivo o precedente. To quickly shift transponder, just keep pressed either the
UP[H] or DOWN [L] key up to reach the desired transponder.
ONLY THE TRANSPONDER IN THE CURRENT TRANSPONDER MEMORY PLAN
MIGHT BE SELECTED.