UEC DSD 700 User manual

DSD 700 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1
Contents
Unpacking ................................................................................... 2
Safety ........................................................................................... 2
Preface ......................................................................................... 2
Digital Satellite Services............................................................ 2
Conditional Access .................................................................... 3
Smart Card ................................................................................... 3
Inserting the Smart Card ......................................................... 3
The Digital Satellite Decoder (DSD) ....................................... 4
Display .......................................................................................... 4
Front Panel Keys .......................................................................... 4
Rear Panel Connections .............................................................. 4
Remote Control Unit................................................................... 5
Replacing Batteries in the RCU ................................................... 5
Getting Started............................................................................ 6
Installation of the satellite dish and cabling to the decoder......... 6
Installation Indemnity ............................................................. 6
Setting-up the System .................................................................. 6
Switching on the Decoder at the Mains ....................................... 6
Tuning your TV ............................................................................. 6
Adding a Modem .......................................................................... 7
Standby and Normal Modes......................................................... 7
Optional Decoder Connections .................................................... 8
Introduction.............................................................................. 8
Hints to Quality TV System Configurations ............................ 8
IRD, TV..................................................................................... 8
IRD, VCR, TV (using SCART or RF Interfaces) ...................... 9
IRD, TV (SCART or RF Interfaces), Hi-Fi ................................ 10
IRD, VCR, TV, Hi-Fi ................................................................. 11
IRD, VCR, TV, Hi-Fi (using RCAconnectors) ......................... 12
Bouquet Selection ...................................................................... 13
Selecting Specific Services .................................................... 13
Selecting Services Directly ..................................................... 13
Stepping through Services...................................................... 13
Stepping using the RCU .......................................................... 13
Stepping using the Decoder Front Panel Keys ...................... 13
Selecting Specific Services from the EPG ............................. 14
Selecting Services from the Information Bar.......................... 14
Controlling the Functions....................................................... 14
Volume Control using the RCU Keys ...................................... 14
Volume Control using the Decoder Keys ................................ 14
Mute......................................................................................... 14
Displaying Subtitles or Teletext ............................................... 14
Subtitles ............................................................................. 14
Teletext ............................................................................... 14
Clock ......................................................................................... 15
Selecting Soundtracks ............................................................. 15
Power Reset ............................................................................ 15
Signal Source Selection ........................................................... 15
Open TV Electronic Programme Guide ............................... 15
Using theEPG ............................................................................... 15
Now/Next EPG ........................................................................... 15
Extended EPG ............................................................................ 16
Theme Search ........................................................................... 17
Open TV Information Bar ........................................................ 17
Reminders ................................................................................. 17
Parental Blocking...................................................................... 17
Menu Navigation Route ............................................................. 18
Using Menus ............................................................................... 19
Language Selection...................................................................... 19
Language Option in Guide & Menu.......................................... 19
Soundtrack Options.................................................................. 19
Parental Control............................................................................ 20
Setting the Parental Level....................................................... 20
Changing the Parental Pin Code ............................................ 20
Information Box Display Period .................................................... 21
Organising Service....................................................................... 21
Sort TV Services ..................................................................... 21
Reset TV Services .................................................................. 21
Sort Audio Services................................................................. 21
Reset Audio Services.............................................................. 21
Full Rescan .............................................................................. 22
Mail Messages .............................................................................. 22
Advanced Options ........................................................................ 22
Change Dish Installation ......................................................... 22
LNB Configuration .............................................................. 22
Signal Setup ....................................................................... 23
Tune IRD ............................................................................. 23
Reset to Factory Defaults .................................................. 23
Loop Through ..................................................................... 23
Signal Detection....................................................................... 23
Information ............................................................................... 23
IRD Status ........................................................................... 23
CA Status ........................................................................... 23
Loader Status..................................................................... 23
TV Installation .......................................................................... 24
TV Type .............................................................................. 24
Aspect Ratio....................................................................... 24
UHF Tuning ......................................................................... 24
Scart Source ...................................................................... 24
Scart Video Output ............................................................ 24
Change Modem Settings (if fitted) .......................................... 25
Local Time................................................................................ 25
IRD Upgrade ............................................................................ 25
Troubleshooting ....................................................................... 26
Specifications............................................................................ 30
Hotlines....................................................................................... 31
Installation Settings ................................................................. 31
Notes ........................................................................................... 32

2 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS DSD 700
UNPACKING
Ensure that the following items are included with the Digital Satellite
Decoder (DSD):
1 x Remote Control Unit (RCU)
2 x AAA Batteries
1 x Flylead
1 x Mains Cable
1 x User Manual (Operating Instructions)
SAFETY
This decoder exceeds International Safety Standards. Please read
the following recommended safety precautions carefully.
MAINS SUPPLY: 210-250 V AC 50 Hz ONLY.
LIQUIDS: Keep liquids away from the decoder.
CLEANING: Before cleaning, disconnect the decoder from the wall
socket. Use a cloth lightly dampened with water (no solvents) to
clean the exterior.
VENTILATION: Do not block the decoder ventilation holes. Ensure
that free airflow is maintained around the decoder. NEVER stand the
decoder on soft furnishings or carpets. Do not use or store the
decoder where it is exposed to direct sunlight, or near a heater.
Never stack other electronic equipment on top of the decoder.
ATTACHMENTS: Do not use any attachment that is not
recommended by the manufacturer, as it may cause a hazard or
damage the equipment.
CONNECTION TO THE SATELLITE DISH LOW NOISE BLOCK
(LNB): The LNB connector cable has a voltage on its centre core. It
is therefore recommended that the decoder is disconnected from the
mains power before connecting or disconnecting this cable. FAILURE
TO DO SO COULD DAMAGE THE LNB.
SERVICING: Do not attempt to service this product yourself. Any
attempt to do so will make the warranty invalid. Refer all servicing to
a qualified service agent.
LIGHTNING: If the decoder is installed in an area subject to intense
lightning activity, protection devices for the decoder mains connector
and modem telephone line are essential. The individual
manufacturer’s instructions for safeguarding other equipment, such
as TV set, Hi-Fi, etc., connected to the decoder, must also be
followed during lightning storms.
EARTHING: The earth of the LNB cable MUST BE DIRECTLY
CONNECTED to the system earth for the satellite dish. The earthing
system must comply with local regulations.
Refer to the Installation Indemnity on page 6.
PREFACE
The DSD introduces exciting new technology. This manual provides
full information on how to use the decoder and enjoy the benefits of
all its features.
The decoder is easy to use, even for those users unfamiliar with, or
intimidated by, modern technology. The more advanced and more
complex features can be avoided until you become comfortable with
the basic operation of the system.
The manual provides:
•Important safety precautions; please study them.
•Overview material; read only those parts that interest you. It is
not necessary to study the manual from cover to cover before
using the decoder.
•Step-by-step instructions on how to use the decoder and its
advanced features.
•Step-by-step instructions on how to install the decoder and
connect it to basic sound and TV systems. It is beyond the
scope of this manual to include all of the possible
configurations or installation procedures.
•Troubleshooting guide to assist you if you have difficulty with
operating the decoder correctly, or if technical problems occur.
The operation of the decoder can be upgraded using over-the-air
signals (typically in the morning). This manual and the menus
downloaded in the decoder are therefore subject to change at any
time.
This document and the information contained herein are the subject
of copyright and intellectual property rights under international
convention. All rights are reserved. No part of this document may be
reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form by
any means, electronic, mechanical or optical, in a whole or in part,
without the prior written permission of UEC Technologies (Pty) Ltd,
the Manufacturer.
DIGITAL SATELLITE SERVICES
The DSD has been designed to receive and process digital signals
from the Pas 4, Pas 7, Astra and EutelSat satellites. The satellites
act as mirrors in the transmission process, beaming the Service
Provider’s signals back to your satellite dish. Compared to conven-
tional TV (analogue), digital technology presents higher quality
pictures, sound comparable to that of a CD, and many more
services.
Satellite technology also enables excellent reception of satellite TV
services in remote rural areas where good quality terrestrial
reception has never before been possible.
The term “Services” is used instead of “Channels” because
compressed digital TV and audio technology efficiently uses
available bandwidth, allowing several services to use the bandwidth
of one channel.
In addition to the digital TV and audio signals, satellite signals also
contain data that the decoder extracts, processes and stores. This
provides up-to-date text information on the content and status of the
various services at the touch of a button. Convenient facilities are
also provided to manipulate received data in order to customise
viewing and listening preferences.
Due to the nature of compressed digital TV, many more features will
become available in the near future.

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CONDITIONALACCESS
Although some satellite TV and audio services are free to air, most
TV and audio services are only available on a subscription basis
and can only be enjoyed via the conditional access components.
These are the removable Smart Card and a built-in conditional
access process already fitted into the system.
Smart Card
The Smart Card looks similar to a credit card and is inserted into the
slot behind the right-hand front flap of the DSD.
A valid Smart Card entitles you to view and listen to all the services
you choose to subscribe to. Full details of subscription options are
supplied with the card.
Inserting the Smart Card
The Smart Card is the key to unlocking the decoder. The decoder will
not decode scrambled TV or audio services if the card is not inserted
or is incorrectly inserted.
Inserting the Smart Card into the decoder allows instant access to
all the services you subscribe to.
The Smart Card is not required for access to menus.
The Smart Card is not required for access to menus except for the
Parental Control Options sub-menus, which requires your PIN to be
entered first. The setting of the Advanced Options parameters does
not require the Smart Card to be inserted.
The Smart Card, which is supplied separately and forms part of
your subscription, is updated over-the-air when your subscription
details change, for instance, each time you purchase additional
products (details regarding these products will be announced in the
future).
To insert the Smart Card, follow the instructions carefully.
1Open the right hand flap on the front of the decoder (see
figure) Swing the flap downwards to expose two card slots.
2Hold the Smart Card horizontally with the logo on top and the
arrows pointed towards the front of the card. Insert the
card fully into the open (bottom) slot.

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THE DIGITAL SATELLITE DECODER (DSD)
The IRD combines a high quality MPEG-2 and DVB compliant satellite
receiver, with a sophisticated decoder in one package. The IRD
provides all that you need to exploit the exciting new satellite
services that are now available.
DISPLAY
REAR PANEL CONNECTIONS
FRONTPANELKEYS
RF OUT
RF IN
MONO
AUDIO VIDEO OUT
STEREO AUDIO
OUTPUTS
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TV
TO TV/VCR
TERRESTRIAL
ANTENNA
CONNECTOR
SCART CONNECTOR
(TO VCR)
AUDIO TO MONO
AMPLIFIER
(TV OR VCR)
SCART
CONNECTOR
(TO TV)
S-VHS
CONNECTOR
(TO TV)
AUDIO TO
Hi Fi FIXED STEREO AUDIO OUTPUT
(FOR RECORDING)
RCA VIDEO
OUTPUT
(TV OR VCR)
TO EXT.
MODEM COMMS
PORT LOOP-THROUGH
OUTPUT MAINS INPUT
SATELLITE
DISH CONNECTOR
Selects the next service on the list, or increases
volume level
Selects the previous service on the list, decreases
volume level
V+
Switches between programme selection and
volume control
Only to be used if the decoder has stopped
reacting to the Remote Control
e
reset
YGR YGR
YGR YGR YGR
YGR YGRYGR YGR
YGR
Green dot
IRD in Standby
mode
Service No. 17
selected Green light -
Audio services
selected
Rotatingbar.
Searching for
service
information
Three flashing
bars and red
light. Service
not found, or
signal of inferior
quality
Downloadin
progress.
Steady yellow
light
Green dot
flashes when
RCU keys are
pressed
Yellowlight.
Mail message
waiting
Red light
Error
indication
Menu selected
D I G I T A L S A TE L LI T E D E C O D E R
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Remote Control Unit (RCU)
Inserting
/
changing the batteries
- Never leave flat batteries in the remote control
- Only Insert
A
A
A
size batteries
- Make sure batteries are correctly positioned, or
remote will not work
Puts the decoder into
standby or takes it out
of standby
When pressed, displays
the last viewed
programme
Displays the Main Menu, or,
if a menu is displayed, returns
to the last viewedprogramme
and arrow keys
Move the highlights up or down
the screen when a menu or
TV/Radio guide isdisplayed
and arrow keys
Switches options in menus
Removes the TV/Radio guide
or information from the screen
and redisplays the last
programme you were
watching
If a menu is displayed,
pressing EXIT returns you to
the previous menu
P+ and P- keys
Steps through the
channels one at a time
(+ for next, - for previous)
Number keys 0 to 9
Selects programmes,
or keys in numbers,
e.g, PIN number
Switches to a Radiochannel
from aTV channel
Displays soundtrack information
on the TV for 5 seconds.
Where options are available, the
display identifies the numbers
Displays subtitle options (if available)
on the TV. When pressed again,
displays teletext on channels
where it is available
Displays the local time
and date on the TV
Displays a programme
information bar on the
screen for 5 seconds.
When pressed again,
displays extended event
information
Selects the
programme guide (EPG)
which displays all the
availableTV and Radio
programmes
Selects a programme in
when In the EPG and selects
highlighted options or values
in menus.
Saves any changed settings
in menus
V
+ and
V
- keys
A
d
j
usts th volume up or
down
Switches to aTV channel
from a Radio channel.
Displays available bouquets
on screen
Mutes the sound from
the TV
e
When pressed once then released,
toggles between the various INPUT
sources (VCR, TV, IRD).
When pressed, held for 5 seconds
then released, displays the UHF
tuning channel. Press once to remove
the tuning channel.
Electronic

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GETTING STARTED
NOTE:Unless absolutely necessary, do not change
installation, connections or decoder setup, or carry out
any retuning on a working system. If changes are
made, note all changed settings in the table on page
31.
Installation of the satellite dish and cabling to the
DSD
Installation procedures for satellite dishes and cabling to DSDs are
outside the scope of this manual. Please refer to the manuals
provided with your satellite dish and associated equipment if you
decide to do the installation yourself.
Installation Indemnity
1For the decoder to operate, it is required to correctly install and
align a satellite dish and a Low Noise Block (LNB) converter.
2Each and every INSTALLER acts as an independent contractor
and is not a servant, sub-contractor or agent of the
manufacturer. The manufacturer is, therefore, not liable for any
loss or damage of any nature whatsoever caused by the
conduct of the installer, including but not limited to:
a. Any direct, indirect or consequential damages of any
nature or any loss of profit or other special damages of
any nature which the USER may suffer as a result of any
breach by the INSTALLER of any of its obligations to the
USER.
b. Any loss or damage to any property of the user or
any third party, situated on the USER’s premises even if
loss or damage arises out of any part of the INSTALLER.
3The manufacturer does not directly or indirectly warrant or
guarantee or make any representations whatsoever with
regard to any equipment, including, but not limited to any dish,
LNB, or cabling, used by the INSTALLER.
4Subject to any express warrant or guarantee given by the
manufacturer, in writing, the manufacturer does not:
a. Give any warranty or guarantee or make any
representation whatever in respect of any work
carried out by the INSTALLER.
b. Accept any liability for any latent or other defect in any
work carried out by the INSTALLER.
Setting-up the System
1Install and align satellite dish (installer).
2Connect the decoder to the TV set (either SCART to SCART or
RF OUT on the decoder to RF IN on the TV). (See Optional
Decoder Connections.)
Switching on the Decoder at the Mains
When you switch on the decoder at the mains, it goes through a
power-up sequence, then attempts to find a signal at the specific
factory-set frequency. During this process, various indications are
displayed on the decoder display and TV, as shown in the following
sequence of drawings:
NOTE: If the TV is not tuned to the channel chosen to
view the satellite services, the sequence is still
the same, but the TV will not display the scanning
screen. To tune the TV to the decoder services,
tune the TV as per Tuning Your TV.
If your TV has been tuned to accept the decoder
services, but your smart card has not been inserted
into the decoder, an error message will appear on your
TV screen.
If your decoder was in standby mode at mains power
switch off, the decoder will display a green dot when
mains power is restored. Press On/Off symbol to
restore signal.
Tuning your TV
If your TV is not tuned to the decoder viewing channel, you will not be
able to view the satellite services. Your VCR, decoder and TV can
also interfere with each other unless they are tuned in correctly. The
output of the decoder can be tuned over the whole UHF band using
the following recommended method (refer to the following figures):
1Connect the satellite dish and terrestrial antenna (installer).
2Connect the installation as shown (if VCR installed).
3Switch on the TV and select an unused channel to use with
your VCR.
4Switch on your VCR, then set its test signal to ON (see VCR
instruction manual).
5Tune the TV to the test signal from the VCR. Switch off the
VCR test signal.
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Scann i ng
Wa iti n g for N IT ac quisiti o n
Press EXIT tocancel scanning
dL with yellow dot indicates
software being down-loaded
Number 1 with rotating bar and
yellow dot. Indicates decoding
process is in progress
Display flashes briefly
Three flashing bars and red dot
Inf (information) appears
at the same time as
scanning screen on TV
Number of last used
service appears

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6On the TV, select any unused channel on which you wish to
view your satellite programmes (only in case of a non-SCART
or RCA connection). Once selected, all your satellite services
will be viewed on this channel, selection of the service being
made using the RCU.
7Press and hold UHF on the RCU for approx. 5 seconds until
UHF is displayed on the decoder display. Tune your TV set to
receive the decoder test signal display (see following figure).
A Channel number (initially 50) will be displayed on the
decoder front panel display.
Press UHF on the RCU to remove the test signal.
Check that any noise from the decoder does not interfere with
signals received on the VCR.
Check all tuned channels on the TV for interference.
8If any interference is noticed, change the UHF channel number
as follows:
Press and hold UHF on the RCU to display UHF on the
decoder display and the UHF test screen on the TV.
Change the channel number by pressing and on the
RCU.
Press OK to save. The following will happen as soon as
and is pressed:
a. The TV display is lost because the TV is not tuned to the
new channel.
b. The new channel number is displayed on the front panel
of the decoder.
On the TV, retune the channel allocated to the decoder until
the decoder test pattern is clearly visible.
Repeat step 8 until interference on all channels is eliminated.
NOTE: After changes have been made, the decoder must
not be switched off for at least 3 minutes to allow for
the new setting to be saved.
If interference is still present, it is recommended that good
quality screened cables (preferably double screened) are used
for interconnecting all other equipments to the decoder.
Standby and Normal Modes
The decoder does not have a mains power on/off switch and it is
recommended that, for normal viewing, it remains connected to the
mains after installation. When the decoder is not in use, it should be
switched to the standby mode using the symbol on the front
panel or on the RCU.
The standby mode is indicated by a constant small green dot on the
right of the decoder display panel. To use the decoder after the initial
installation:
1Switch on the TV and any other equipment included in the
system.
2Select the channel on the TV that you have allocated for
viewing the satellite services (in case of a non-SCART / RCA
connection) or select the appropriate scart source (in case of
a SCART or RCA connection.
3If the decoder is in the standby mode, press on the
RCU or decoder front panel, to return to the normal viewing
mode. A service number will be displayed on the front panel
indicator.
4Press TV on the RCU. A Bouquet selection box is then
displayed on the TV screen . Select the bouquet you have
subscribed to, then press OK.
5If you wish to select the Audio Services, press the key
on the RCU, or on the decoder front panel. If subscribed to,
an audio service will be heard, and the audio programme
information box will be displayed on the TV. A green indicator
on the front panel display is illuminated while the decoder is in
the Audio Services mode.
Some audio services are free-to-air and do not require a
subscription. TV Services are restored by pressing TV on the
RCU, or TV on the decoder front panel.
NOTE: When switching from normal to standby then
back to normal, the decoder automatically returns
to the previously selected service.
If a SCART VCR is connected, it is not necessary
to take the decoder out of standby to view VCR
play back.
6The decoder is set up to the local default settings by the
manufacturer. If it becomes necessary to change the
installation parameters consult your local installer.
The decoder is now ready for normal use.
UHFChannel
50
UHF Frequency
703.25 MHz
Press OK to save
Press EXIT to cancel

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Optional Decoder Connections
Introduction
There are several ways of connecting the DSD to an existing
entertainment system.
The following more common examples enable you to view satellite
services and terrestrial channels, record and playback from a VCR
and listen to CD quality stereo sound on a Hi-Fi.
Consult your local installer for assistance in setting up an audio/
video configuration best suited to your requirements.
Hints to Quality TV System Configurations
•Where possible, connect cables via audio/video outputs/inputs
(SCART or RCA) instead of RF connectors.
•Use an appropriate, correctly installed satellite dish system.
•Ensure that the system is properly earthed and protected
against lightning.
•Use high quality stereo TV and Hi-Fi equipment.
•Use high quality screened cables.
NOTE: When Video and Audio Inputs/Outputs are used, it
may be necessary to select the Video/ Audio mode
on the VCR and TV in place of theTV mode.
DSD, TV (most common connection)
1Connect the terrestrial antenna connector to the RF IN socket
ontheIRD.
NOTE: It is recommended that you switch off the mains
supply to the DSD before connecting or
disconnecting the LNB connector to/from the
decoder
2Using a SCART-to-SCART cable, connect the TV SCART
socket on the IRD to the SCART socket on the TV.
OR
3If the TV does not have a SCART connector, use the supplied
flylead to connect the RF OUT socket of the IRD to the
RF IN socket on the TV.
OR
4If using RCA connectors, connect betweenDSD audio and
video connectors and respective RCA connectors on the TV.
OR
5If using SCART to RCA connector, connect between the DSD
TV SCART output and RCA connectors on the TV.
OR
6If your TV has a S Video connector, connect to S VHS
connector on the decoder. Also, connect Mono Audio on
decoder to Audio In on the TV.
7Connect the coaxial cable connector from the LNB on the
satellite dish into the socket marked LNB IN on the DSD.
The connector on the coaxial cable should be turned until it
is fingertight
RF OUT
RF IN
MONO
AUDI O VI DE O
OUT
STEREO AUDIO
OUTPUTS
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RF IN
AV CONNECTIONS
SCART TO RCA
SCART TO SCART
AUDIO IN
VIDEO IN
NOTE: CONNECT EITHER RF IN TO RF OUT
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DSD, VCR, TV (using SCART or RF Interface)
NOTE: As the LNB carries a small voltage from the IRD on
its centre connector, it is recommended that the
decoder is switched off at the mains before
connecting or disconnecting the LNB connector.
1Connect the coaxial cable from the LNB on the satellite dish to the
socket marked LNB IN on the IRD. The connector on the coaxial
cable should be turned until it is finger tight.
2Connect the terrestrial antenna connector to the RF IN socket on
theDSD.
3Connect the RF OUT socket on the IRD to the RF IN socket on the
VCR.
4Connectthe RFOUT socket ontheVCR to the RFINsocket on the
TV.
The following instructions applies if your TV and VCR have SCART or
RCA connectors:
5Using a SCART-to-SCART (or SCART to RCA) cable, connect the
TV SCART socket on the IRD to the SCART (or RCA) socket on
the TV.
6Using a second SCART-to-SCART cable (not supplied), connect
VCR SCART socket on the IRD to the TV SCART socket on the
VCR.
RFOUT
RF IN
MONO
AUDIO VIDEO
OUT
STEREO AUDIO
OUTPUTS
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DSD, TV (SCART or RF Interfaces), Hi-Fi
NOTE: It is recommended that you switch off the mains
supply to the decoder before connecting or
disconnecting the LNB connector.
1Connect the terrestrial antenna connector to the RF IN socket
on the decoder.
2To use the stereo output facility on the IRD to connect to the
amplifier on your Hi-Fi, connect an AUDIO flylead between the
fixed stereo audio outputs on the DSD and the audio inputs on
theHi-Fi.
NOTE: If you want to control the volume level from the
RCU, use the variable stereo audio outputs.
3 Connect the coaxial cable connector from the LNB on the
satellite dish into the connector marked LNB IN on the
decoder. The connector on the coaxial cable to the decoder
should be finger tight.
4Using a SCART-to-SCART (or SCART to RCA) cable (not
supplied), connect the TV SCART socket on the decoder to
the SCART (or RCA) socket on the TV.
5If the TV does not have a SCART (or RCA) socket, use the
supplied fly lead to connect the RF OUT connector on the
decoder to the RF IN connector on the TV.
RF OUT
RF IN
MONO
AUDIO VIDEO
OUT
STEREO AUDIO
OUTPUTS
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INPUT
Hi-Fi
TV SCART
TV
A