SMART Smartmeter S1 User manual

DVB-S Meter
smartmeter S1
User Manual
Version: 25.10.2013 - English

Preface
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Preface
Dear Customer,
Thank you for purchasing the digital DVB-S meter smartmeter S1.
This user manual contains all the information required
•to connect,
•to operate,
•to clean, and
•to dispose of the device.
Please read the user manual carefully before you start using the meter.
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the contents requires prior written permission from smart.

Contents
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Contents
1User Information.............................................................................................................6
1.1 Use of this Manual............................................................................................6
1.2 Signs, Symbols, Layout ....................................................................................6
2Product Description .......................................................................................................7
2.1 Scope of Delivery .............................................................................................7
2.2 Meter ................................................................................................................8
2.2.1 Front View.........................................................................................................8
2.2.2 Top View ...........................................................................................................9
2.2.3 Bottom View .....................................................................................................9
2.2.4 Rear View..........................................................................................................9
2.3 Guarantee .........................................................................................................9
3Safety Notes..................................................................................................................10
3.1 Safety of persons............................................................................................10
3.2 Appropriate Usage .........................................................................................10
3.3 Hazards from Improper Use ...........................................................................10
3.4 Lithium Ion Battery .........................................................................................11
4Initial Setup ...................................................................................................................11
4.1 Charging the Battery ......................................................................................11
4.1.1 Charge Control ...............................................................................................12
4.1.2 State of Charge ..............................................................................................12
4.2 Switching the Meter On and Off.....................................................................12
4.2.1 Switching on ...................................................................................................12
4.2.2 Switching off...................................................................................................12
4.3 Entering and Exiting the Menu .......................................................................13
4.4 Navigating through the Menu .........................................................................13
5Aligning the Satellite Dish............................................................................................13
6Menu TP Search ...........................................................................................................15
6.1 Renaming a Satellite.......................................................................................15
6.2 Adding a Satellite............................................................................................15
6.3 Deleting a Satellite..........................................................................................16
6.4 Searching for a Transponder..........................................................................16
6.5 Deleting a Transponder ..................................................................................16
6.6 Adding a Transponder ....................................................................................17
6.7 Searching Channels........................................................................................17
6.8 NIT ..................................................................................................................18

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7Menu Satellite Identify ................................................................................................. 19
8Menu Packet Control................................................................................................... 19
8.1 Showing Measurement Values of five Transponders ................................... 20
8.2 Searching Channels....................................................................................... 20
9Menu DiSEqC Search .................................................................................................. 21
10 Menu DiSEqC Motor Search ....................................................................................... 22
10.1 DiSEqC 1.2..................................................................................................... 22
10.2 USALS............................................................................................................ 23
11 Menu Spectrum............................................................................................................ 23
12 Menu Watch Program.................................................................................................. 24
12.1 Programmwahl............................................................................................... 25
12.1.1 Direct Channel Selection ............................................................................... 25
12.1.2 Channel Selection via Selection Window ...................................................... 25
12.1.3 Channel Selection via Search Function ......................................................... 25
12.2 Sorting the Channel List ................................................................................ 25
12.3 Switching Between TV Channel List and Radio Channel List ....................... 26
12.4 Deleting a Channel from the Channel List ..................................................... 26
13 Menu Settings .............................................................................................................. 26
13.1 Hiding the OSD .............................................................................................. 27
13.2 Switching off the Screen................................................................................ 27
13.3 Setting Display Brightness............................................................................. 27
13.4 Selecting Energy Unit .................................................................................... 27
13.5 Setting Volume Level ..................................................................................... 27
13.6 Switching On/Off the Beeper ......................................................................... 27
13.7 Activating the Automatic Standby Function .................................................. 27
13.8 Selecting the OSD Language......................................................................... 27
13.9 Restoring Factory Settings ............................................................................ 28
14 Menu PC Update .......................................................................................................... 28
14.1 Showing the Software Version....................................................................... 28
14.2 Performing a Software Upgrade .................................................................... 28
14.3 Editing the Channel List ................................................................................. 29
14.3.1 Saving the Channel List on a USB disk ......................................................... 29
14.3.2 Editing the Channel List with the Editor Program.......................................... 30
14.3.3 Loading the Channel List from USB .............................................................. 30
14.4 Media Player .................................................................................................. 31
14.4.1 Playback of a Music File ................................................................................ 31

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14.4.2 Playback Mode...............................................................................................31
14.4.3 Playback of a Image File ................................................................................32
14.4.4 Configure a Slide Show ..................................................................................32
14.4.5 Sorting Files....................................................................................................33
14.4.6 Playlists...........................................................................................................33
15 Saving a Screenshot.....................................................................................................34
16 Operation in a Unicable System..................................................................................34
16.1 About Unicable ...............................................................................................34
16.2 Allocation of IF channels and frequencies......................................................35
16.3 Installation ......................................................................................................35
17 Cleaning the Meter .......................................................................................................36
18 Transporting and Storing the Meter ...........................................................................36
19 Troubleshooting............................................................................................................37
20 Disposal .........................................................................................................................37
21 Specifications ...............................................................................................................38
21.1 General ...........................................................................................................38
21.2 LNB/Tuner input .............................................................................................38
21.3 System Resources..........................................................................................38
21.4 Video Decoder ................................................................................................38
21.5 Connections ...................................................................................................38
21.6 Power supply ..................................................................................................39
21.7 Dimensions and Weight..................................................................................39
21.8 Temperatur .....................................................................................................39
22 Declaration of Conformity ...........................................................................................39

User Information
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1User Information
1.1 Use of this Manual
•This manual is intended for the DVB-S Meter DVB-S Metersmartmeter S1.
•Please carefully read this user manual before operating the device for the first time.
•Please note all warnings and notes included in this user manual.
•Consider this user manual to be an integral part of the product, and store it at a well
accessible location.
•This user manual should also be enclosed when handing over the device to a third party.
•In case of loss, the current version of the user manual can be downloaded at the support
center on our website www.smart-electronic.de.
•The software is still being further developed even after your purchase of the device.
Thus, it may be possible that certain operation steps do not fully correspond to the user
manual.
1.2 Signs, Symbols, Layout
Symbol/layout
Meaning
WARNING
Danger due to electric shock with possible severe bodily injury
CAUTION
Warning of possible physical damage
 NOTE
Useful information and hints

You are requested to perform an action.
1.
2.
Perform these steps in the stated order.

List
Italics
The various possibilities of settings as well as image captions
are stated in Italics .
bold
The designations of keys are printed in bold letters.
bold & italics
Menu windows and menu items (that often include further hid-
den menu items or direct settings) are printed in bold & italic
letters.

Product Description
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2Product Description
The smartmeter S1 is a handy digital antenna measuring device for a quick and easy align-
ment of satellite antennas. If a satellite is found, the smartmeter S1 shows it on the display
and emits an audible signal. Signal strength and quality are displayed as numerical values
and bar graphs.
Another measurement value is the forward error correction (FEC) and the bit error rate after
Viterbi (VBER). In addition, the picture quality can be revised on the high-resolution 8.9-inch
TFTLCD screen.
Many satellites are pre-programmed in order to an quick antenna adjustment.
There is a protective pouch for transport and as a protection.
2.1 Scope of Delivery
Please check if the delivery is complete.
Included in delivery:
•The DVB-S Meter smartmeter S1,
•a 12 V plug-in power supply,
•a Quick-F connector,
•a carrying bag,
•a user manual.
If the delivery should be incomplete, contact your specialist dealer the smart electronic
GmbH.

Product Description
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2.2 Meter
2.2.1 Front View
No. Description
1
LC-Display
Display of the TV picture, the menu and the measured values.
2
POWER
LED
green the meter is on
off the meter is turned off
Charging:
red during charging
green the battery is fully charged
AV IN
Lights if the meter is switched to the analog video input.
LOCK
Lights when a signal is received.
13V
Lights if there is a 13 V signal for the polarization control (verti-
cal)
18V
Lights if there is a 18 V signal for the polarization control (hori-
zontal)
3 FUNCTION keys Different functions depending on the menu.
The functions are displayed at the bottom of the screen.
4
FIND
Call of the channel search function.
5
SCAN
Open the Single Satellite Search menu.
6
POWER
Switch device on/off.
7
AV IN
Switch to the analog video input.

Product Description
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No. Description
8
Numeric keys
Direct entry of numbers.
9
Cursor-Kreuz
OK
Press to navigate through menus/submenus:
Press ▲,▼to switch between stations,
Press ◄,►to adjust the volume.
Press to confirm your selection / display station list.
10
MENU
Display the main menu.
11
EXIT
Leave the current menu, cancel operation.
12 SYS
TV mode: call of the menu OSD Setting ,
Menu: volume control.
13
+/-
Call of the media player.
14 
Pressing this key copies a screenshot to a connected USB
disk.
2.2.2 Top View
No. Description
1
Digital satellite signal input
2
Analog audio input (mono)
3 Analog video input (Composite Video)
2.2.3 Bottom View
No. Description
1
Low-voltage socket (for power plug)
2
Switch for battery (for separating the smart-
meter S1 electronics from the rechargeable
battery)
3
USB port for external data storage devices
The above figures show the smartmeter S1 without the black part covering at the top of the
device.
2.2.4 Rear View
At the rear is the battery compartment. Normally, you must not open it. If you suspect that
the lithium-ion battery must be replaced, contact your dealer.
2.3 Guarantee
The digital meter smartmeter S1 of smart electronic GmbH comes with a guarantee in ac-
cordance with legal requirements as applicable at the time of the purchase.

Safety Notes
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3Safety Notes
3.1 Safety of persons
Ensure that nobody can be hurt by falling tools or parts of the satellite antenna during the
adjustment and installation of the antenna. For your own security use a rope on sloping
roofs.
3.2 Appropriate Usage
The measuring device smartmeter S1 was developed to measure signals of digital satellite
antennas and satellite systems. It is exclusively for this purpose and should only be used for
this purpose. Use the equipment only for the purpose, which is described in this manual.
Any other usage is rated as not properly and can result in damage or even injury. There will
be no liability for damages caused by a non-intended use.
3.3 Hazards from Improper Use
CAUTION!
Make sure the meter and especially the power plug are always kept
dry.
Do not expose the meter to temperatures below 0° C.
Connect the power plug only to 100-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz.
Charge the meter only with the supplied power plug.
During electrical storms, disconnect the meter from the aerial and
from the power supply.
Do not put heavy objects onto the meter.
Avoid mechanical influences that can damage e.g. the LCD display or
the housing of the meter.
Do not bend or crimp the cables.
Do not start to use the meter if you can see signs of damage or if you
can hear loose parts inside the device.
WARNING!
Danger of electrical shock from high voltage
Damages on the housing of the power plug or an improperly repaired
power plug can expose the user to mains voltage.
Do not open the supplied power plug.
Have the power plug repaired by qualified personnel only.

Taking the device from cold into warm temperatures can lead to con-
densation forming inside the device.
Do not connect the device instantly. Leave it switched off for a few
hours.

Initial Setup
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3.4 Lithium Ion Battery
The smartmeter S1 is provided with a lithium ion battery. Please observe the following safety
notes for the battery:
WARNING
WARNING
Fire and explosion hazard
Any kind of heat (from inside or outside) can trigger uncontrollable
chain reactions inside the battery.
Do not store or use the battery in temperatures above 40 °C.
Never connect the two poles (+ and -).
Never expose the battery to high temperatures, e.g. close to stoves or
cookers or other hot objects.
 Charge the battery only with the supplied power plug.
CAUTION
Risk of injury
Damages on and improper use of the battery can lead to fumes lea-
king from the battery. When inhaled, these fumes can irritate the re-
spiratory tracts.
Avoid any damaging of the battery.
If fumes leak from the battery, open the window and seek medical
advice if you experience health problems that may result from inhaling
battery fumes.
CAUTION
Damages to other objects
Defective batteries can leak and spill battery liquid onto close-by ob-
jects.
Check the objects affected.
Clean or, if necessary, replace the objects affected.
4Initial Setup
4.1 Charging the Battery

Charge the battery completely before you use the meter for the first
time.
The battery can be charged regardless of
•whether the meter is switched on or off or
•whether the battery-switch on the underside of the meter is set to
On or Off.
An integrated automatic charging system ensures optimum charging of the battery.
Switch off the meter, if it is not yet switched off, to ensure that the complete power of the
power supply can be used to charge the battery.

Initial Setup
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
Basically, the meter is also charged if it is switched on, then the
charging period becomes longer.
Plug the power plug into a 230-V socket.
Connect the low-voltage plug of the power plug to the low-voltage socket on the bottom
of the meter.
The battery starts charging as soon as you connect the smartmeter S1 to the power plug.

When you charge the battery for the first time, charge it for at least 5
hours.
The maximum charging time is 12 hours.
4.1.1 Charge Control
•Charging is indicated by a continuously moving battery symbol in the display:
.
The POWER LED lights red.
•Completed charging is indicated by a steady battery symbol filled with four bars: .
The POWER LED lights green.
4.1.2 State of Charge
The current status of the battery is continuously displayed:
•If the battery is not adequately charged, the battery charging icon will be displayed in red
with 1 or 2 lines (corresponding to the state of charge). You should charge the battery.
•If the battery is sufficiently charged, the battery charging icon will be displayed in green
with 3 or 4 lines.
4.2 Switching the Meter On and Off
4.2.1 Switching on
1. Ensure that the battery-switch on the underside of the meter is set to an ON position.
2. Press the power key to switch on the meter.

In case of disconnected power supply, the smartmeter S1 will be
turned on, once you put the battery switch from the OFF to the ON
position.
If the power supply is plugged in, the battery switch will be useless,
meaning that the smartmeter S1 can be switched on regardless of the
switch position.
4.2.2 Switching off
Press the power key once again to switch off the meter after use.

Aligning the Satellite Dish
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
For long operational pauses, please also separate the smartmeter S1
electronics from the battery by setting the battery switch on the un-
derside of the device to the OFF position.
4.3 Entering and Exiting the Menu
Press the MENU key to enter the main menu. The display shows the OSD0F
1main menu.
The display shows the main menu window
when you switch the smartmeter S1 on and
when you re-enter the menu.
Press the EXIT key to exit the menu or
to return to the previous menu level.

Depending on the submenu you are in, you may have to press the
EXIT key several times to return to the main menu.
4.4 Navigating through the Menu
Use the colored function keys and the navigation keys to navigate through the menu:
Press ►/ the yellow function key to select the menu item to the right.
Press ▼/ the red function key to select the menu item below.
Press ◄ / the blue function key to select the menu item to the left.
Press ►/ the green function key to select the menu item above.
Press OK to enter the selected menu item.
Activated menu items are highlighted by colour.

The function keys may call different functions, dependent on the regar-
ding menu.
Instead of changing a value by using the keys ►und ◄, with many
menu items you can also press the OK key, select a new value from the
list, and confirm such value by again pressing the OK key.
5Aligning the Satellite Dish
1. Press the MENU key.
2. Use the keys ◄/ ►and ▲/ ▼to select the menu item
TP SEARCH and confirm your
selection with
OK .
3. Choose the desired satellite in the setting field with the keys ◄/ ►.
1OSD = On Screen Display

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ligning the Satellite Dish
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4. Go to
LNB Freq and select the right value for the used LNB. You also can change the
LNB frequencies with the blue function key.
Possible values for LNB Freq (MHz)
5150 10600 Universal (9750 - 10600)
5750 10700 UnicableA (9750 - 10600)
5950 10750 UnicableA (10200)
9750 11250 UnicableB (9750 - 10600)
10000 11300 UnicableB (10200)
10050 5150 - 5750
10450 5750 - 5150
5. If you use a multifeed antenna, go to DiSEqC1.0 and select the port for the selected
satellite. You also can change the DiSEqC1.0 port with the yellow function key.
6. If you can receive signals from more than four satellites select
DiSEqC1.1 1F
2and set the
port for the selected satellite. Factory setting is Disable.
7. Go to
Transponder and use the keys ◄/ ►to select the transponder, broadcasting the
channel, which you want to use for adjusting your antenna. Signal strength and signal
quality (of the selected transponder) are displayed on the bottom of the window. Alterna-
tively go to
Transponder , press OK, select the corresponding transponder from the list
and confirm by pressing OK.
8. Turn the dish until the
LOCK-LED lights, or the bargraph displays signal strength and
signal quality. If the
LOCK-LED lights there is also an acoustic signal
 In the menu
OSD Setting  Beeper you can set, whether an acoustic
signal should be output ( On ) or not ( Off ), if a signal is found.
9. Fixate the Dish in the position with the best signal strength.
10. Vary the angle of inclination until the bargraph displays even more signal strength and
signal quality.
11. Press EXIT, several times to get to the TV mode. In the info window on the bottom of the
window signal strength
S , signal quality Q, FEC and VBER (bit error rate after Viterbi) are
shown.
12. Fixate the Dish in the position with the best
VBER quality.
 The
VBER value with good reception is 10E-8 (so almost 0). The
higher VBER is, the worse is the signal (e. g. antenna wrong alig-
ned).
2DiSEqC1.1 supports 16 satellite positions

Menu TP Search
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6Menu TP Search
1.
Press MENU .
2.
Use the keys ◄/ ►and ▲/ ▼to select
the menu
TP Search and press OK.
In the menu
TP Search
a list of the stored
satellites is shown.
10 satellites are displayed on each page. To
display further satellites use the keys
▲
and
▼.
6.1 Renaming a Satellite
1. Select the satellite you’d like to rename in the list with the
keys ▲and ▼.
2. Press the blue function key (Edit). A screen keyboard opens.
3. Give a new name for the satellite. Use the keys ◄/►and ▲/▼to mark a letter and
confirm each letter with
OK .
4. Repeat until you have the desired name.
Press the blue function key (Delete) to delete the respectively selected character.
Press the yellow function key (CAPS) to switch between upper case and lower
case.
Press the red function key (Cancel) to discard the changes made so far and to
close the window
Rename .
Press the green function key (OK) to accept the changes made so far and to close
the window
Rename .
6.2 Adding a Satellite
1. Press the green function key (Add). A screen keyboard opens.
2. Give a name for the new satellite. Use the keys ◄/►and ▲/▼to mark a letter and
confirm each letter with
OK .
3. Repeat until you have the desired name.
Press the blue function key (Delete) to delete the respectively selected character.
Press the yellow function key (CAPS) to switch between upper case and lower
case.
Press the red function key (Cancel) to discard the changes made so far and to
close the window Rename.
Press the green function key (OK) to accept the changes made so far and to close
the window Rename.
 The transponder list of the new satellite is empty. Create a new trans-
ponder as described below (Adding a new Transponder).

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6.3 Deleting a Satellite
1. Select the satellite you’d like to delete from the list with
the keys ▲and ▼.
2. Press the red function key (Delete).
3. Use the keys ◄/►to mark the button
Yes and confirm with OK to delete the satellite
from the list.
Mark the button
No and confirm with OK to go back to the menu TP Search , without de-
leting the satellite.
6.4 Searching for a Transponder

Select with the keys ▲and ▼the satellite
on which you’d like to look for a tran-
sponder.

Press OK .

With the keys ◄and ►you can know
change once more the satellite.
Go to LNB Freq and select the right value for the used LNB. The possible values are
listed in the section “Aligning the Satellite Dish”. You also can change the LNB frequen-
cies with the blue function key.
If you use a multifeed antenna, go to
DiSEqC1.0 and select the port for the selected
satellite. You also can change the DiSEqC1.0 port with the yellow function key.
If you can receive signals from more than four satellites select
DiSEqC1.1 and set the port for the selected satellite. Factory setting is Disable.
6.5 Deleting a Transponder
1. Select in the sub menu TP search with the keys ▲and ▼the satellite on which you’d
like to delete a transponder and press OK. With the keys ◄and ►you can know change
once more the satellite.
2. Select with the keys ▲and ▼the line
Transponder and press OK.
3. Select with the keys ▲and ▼the Transponder you want to delete and press OK.
4. Press the red function key (Del).
5. Use the keys ◄/►to mark the button
Yes and confirm with OK to delete the transpon-
der from the list.
Mark the button
No and confirm with OK to go back to the menu TP Search , without de-
leting the transponder.

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6.6 Adding a Transponder
1. Select in the sub menu TP search with the keys ▲and ▼the satellite on which you’d
like to add a transponder and press OK. With the keys ◄and ►you can know change
once more the satellite.
2. Select with the keys ▲and ▼the line
Transponder and press OK.
3. Select with the keys ▲and ▼the last position
New TP in the list and press OK. The
window
Add TP opens.
Select with the keys ▲and ▼the line
Frequency and insert with the numeric keys
the frequency (in MHz) of the new transponder.
Select with the keys ▲and ▼the line
Symbol Rate and insert with the numeric keys
the symbol rate (in kS/s) of the new transponder.
Select with the keys ▲and ▼the line
Polarity and insert with the keys ◄and ►the
polarization of the new transponder.
H = horizontal
V = vertical
4. Press the green function key (OK) to confirm the new transponder.
6.7 Searching Channels
1. Select in the sub menu TP search with the keys ▲and ▼the satellite containing the
transponder on which you’d like to look for receptable channels and press OK.
2. Select with the keys ▲and ▼the line
Transponder and press OK.
3. Select with the keys ▲and ▼from the list the transponder on which you’d like to look for
receptable channels and press OK.
4. Go to
LNB Freq and select the right value for the used LNB. The possible values are
listed in the section “Aligning the Satellite Dish”. You also can change the LNB frequen-
cies with the blue function key.
5. If you use a multifeed antenna, go to
DiSEqC1.0 and select the port for the selected
satellite. You also can change the DiSEqC1.0 port with the yellow function key.
6. If you can receive signals from more than four satellites select
DiSEqC1.1 and set the port for the selected satellite. Factory setting is Disable .
7. Press the green function key to go to the search window:
Select
Only FTA 2F
3to determine if scan should be made only for FTA channels (
Yes )
or for all channels (
No ).
Select at
Scan Channel if you want to perform scan only for TV channels, only for
radio channels or for TV + radio channels..
Select at
Network Search if you want to search for an individual channel ( No ) or all
channels of a channel network (
Yes ), e.g. PRO7, SAT1, KABEL1, SIXX.
Press OK to start the channel search.
Press the red function key to stop the search at anytime.
Found programs are attached to the rear of the channel list.
3FTA = Free To Air = unencrypted channels

Menu TP Search
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6.8 NIT
The smartmeter S1 is equipped with NIT. NIT means Network Information Table and is
transmitted in the data stream of the satellite. It contains data regarding to transponders and
channels, such as frequency, sound carrier or symbol rates.
To align a satellite antenna you can also use the NIT display. When a signal is found worthy
to receive, the NIT display tells you to which satellite your antenna is actually aligned.
Examples:
NIT
NIT
 In order that a satellite can be found, the remaining data, especial-
ly transponder data and DiSEqC port must be correct.

Menu Satellite Identify
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7Menu Satellite Identify
1.
In TV mode press the MENU key (or
navigate to main menu).
2.
Select with the keys ◄/►and ▲/▼the
sub menu
Satellite Identify and confirm
with OK.
3. Go to LNB Freq and select the right value for the used LNB. The possible values are
listed in the section “Aligning the Satellite Dish”. You also can change the LNB frequen-
cies with the blue function key.
4. If you use a multifeed antenna, go to
DiSEqC1.0 and select the port for the selected
satellite. You also can change the DiSEqC1.0 port with the yellow function key.
5. If you can receive signals from more than four satellites select
DiSEqC1.1 and set the port for the selected satellite. You also can change the
DiSEqC1.1 port with the red function key. Factory setting for
DiSEqC1.1 is Disable .
You can see on the screen, which satellite is currently received. Also, signal strength and
signal quality are displayed.

Satellity Identify uses the transponder lists stored in the smartmeter
S1.
8Menu Packet Control
In this menu you can
•display signal strength and signal quality of five consecutive transponders
as well as
•perform a channel search.

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8.1 Showing Measurement Values of five
Transponders
1.
In TV mode press the MENU key (or
navigate to main menu).
2.
Select with the keys ◄/►and ▲/▼the
sub menu
Packet Control and confirm
with OK.
3. Select at Satellite with the keys ►and ◄the satellite where you can find the transpon-
ders to display.
4. Go to
LNB Freq and select the right value for the used LNB. The possible values are
listed in the section “Aligning the Satellite Dish”. You also can change the LNB frequen-
cies with the blue function key.
5. If you use a multifeed antenna, go to
DiSEqC1.0 and select the port for the selected
satellite. You also can change the DiSEqC1.0 port with the yellow function key.
6. If you can receive signals from more than four satellites select
DiSEqC1.1 and set the port for the selected satellite. Factory setting is Disable .
You can see on the screen signal strength
S and signal quality Q of five consecutive trans-
ponders.
Press the red function key (Next TPs) to display the values of the next five transponders
in the transponder list.
8.2 Searching Channels
Press the green function key to open the window Single Satellite Search where you
can search for channels on one satellite.
 You also can reach the window
Single Satellite Search by pres-
sing of the key SCAN.
Select at Satellite with the keys ◄and ►the satellite on which you want to perform the
scan.
Select
Only FTA 3F
4to determine if scan should be made only for FTA channels (
Yes ) or for
all channels (
No ).
Select at
Scan Channel if you want to perform scan only for TV channels, only for radio
channels or for TV + radio channels..
4FTA = Free To Air = unencrypted channels