User manual SHARP LCXX-LE812/814/822/824/833/924/925E SAT GUIDE

[. . . ] You can find an overview of settings in the chapter „Frequently asked questions" in the appendix. The example shows installation for a satellite device with an individual connection (only Astra). Page - 4 - After confirmation you will see the following image: Don't change anuthing and confirm it with the „OK“ button on the remote control. Now you will see the following: Choose the preferred satellite and confirm your choice with the „OK “-button on the remote control (in this example Astra1). You will now see the following image: Page - 5 - Choose „Yes“ and confirm your choice with the „OK “ button on the remote control. [. . . ] Now you will see the following image: Page - 12 - Confirm „Satellite settings“ with the „OK“ button. In case in the original search settings 2 or more satellites are selected, you will see the following image: Choose the satellites, whose channel lists you would like to process and confirm your choice by pressing the „OK“ -button on the remote control. If in the search settings only one satellite is selected, this choice will be skipped and shortly the following image will appear: Page - 13 - Choose „Manual set-up" and you will see the following: Confirm your choice with the „OK “-button on the remote control. Now you will see the following: Confirm the choice „Yes“ by pressing the „OK“- button on the remote control. Don't use the function key "Delete"- yellow button in the on-screen menu - in order to delete channels, before you sort all channels, as other channels will also be deleted. This would mean that you would have to spend a lot of time allocating other channels. These channels would not appear on the list of stored channels any more. This leads to a situation in which some channels from the normal sequence are missing (e. g. It is best to remove unwanted channels by moving from the list in a manner described below. The following image appears: Using arrow keys on the remote control choose the new position: You can also look through the list of channels going 10 channels back or forth at a time, by using the arrow key "Left" and "Right" on the navigation panel of the remote control. Page - 15 - Further steps for moving channels in the following screen: Confirm the newly chosen channel location by pressing „OK“ button on the remote control. The channel will be moved to the chosen location and the following channels will be moved one place ahead. Page - 16 - 3. Receive signal from special satellites If satellites other than provided in the menu are received, e. g. Türksat or Eutelsat 4/5, in the satellite selection the point „others“ can be chosen. The search settings must usually then be adapted to these satellites. Example: Change symbol rate: Start search Instead of „Start search", choose the point „Change settings" and the following image will appear. Page - 17 - Choose the point „SAT-Symbolrate 1“ and change the symbol rate over the digit keyboard of the remote control, as shown on the following image. If necessary carry out the same action with regard to „SAT-symbol rate 2“. You can find the right value for symbol rates in the Internet at the website of the relevant satellite operator or the program provider. In case on the satellite more symbol rates are available, by using the point of menu "Additional search" you can carry out many additional searches with further 2 symbol rates each, till all symbol rates are found. Page - 18 - 4. Special case: attenuator In some rare cases it may happen that during the reception of HD channel for a short time small squares appear on the screen or the sound stalls. Often such effects are caused by the fact that the level of the satellite antenna is too high. If necessary download software updates from the following website: http://www. sharp. de/cps/rde/xchg/de/hs. xsl//html/service_downloads. htm. If the above-mentioned error still appears after updating software, it is recommended to to reduce the level of the satellite antenna with the attenuator. [. . . ] The conversion is achieved through mixing the received signal with a local oscillator frequency multiplicatively (typically: 9. 75 GHz for lower band and 10. 6 GHz for upper band reception). For some LNB's setting a differing intermediate frequency may be necessary. Symbol rate The symbol rate simply shows how many symbols per second are being emitted - how "high" the symbol is depends on the transmission system. The symbol rates can vary greatly depending on the satellite and the tv provider. [. . . ]