User manual HUMAX PVR-8000

[. . . ] Contents Safety ------------------------------------------------- GB1 ~ GB2 Warning & Glossary -------------------------------- GB3 Reference -------------------------------------------- GB4 STB Connections ---------------------------------- GB5 ~ GB10 Remote Control Unit ------------------------------- GB11 ~ GB12 Function Guide -------------------------------------- GB13 ~ GB16 Main Menu Guide ----------------------------------- GB17 ~ GB43 Hard Disk Recorder ------------------------------- GB44 ~ GB51 Motorised System ---------------------------------- GB52 ~ GB53 Troubleshooting Guide ---------------------------- GB54 ~ GB55 Specification ----------------------------------------- GB56 ~ GB58 Menu Map -------------------------------------------- GB59 ~ GB60 Safety This STB has been manufactured to satisfy the international safety standards. MAINS SUPPLY OVERLOADING LIQUIDS : 90-250V AC 50/60Hz : Do not overload a wall outlet, extension cord or adapter as this may result in electric fire or shock. No objects filled with liquids, such as vases, should be placed on the apparatus. : The slots on top of the STB must be left uncovered to allow proper airflow to the unit. [. . . ] If the OK button is pressed at this time, the Old PIN code is valid and the cursor is located in the first position of this menu. ) GB30 GB Main Menu Guide 4. Channel Search Enter the PIN code to access the Channel Searching menu as you access the Parental Control menu. Press the OK button to start Service Search after setting the parameters. Antenna Configure Antenna Configure enables you to set the installation state of an antenna connected to your STB. You can select using the OK button and toggle between Single and Dual. When Single is selected (this means one signal source is present), an antenna should be connected to Tuner A directly and an input for recording should be connected to tuner B. Two methods are used for connection to Tuner B; one is splitter, another is loop through. When Dual is selected (this mean two signal sources are present), Tuner A performs search. Dual allows two identical signal sources to be input to two different inputs and enables you to view during recording regardless of different polarities. Antenna Setting Selects the antenna and LNB settings for Service search. As you can change the settings for 22KHz Tone and DiSEqC switch, there are 32 possible Antenna Setting for use. The values that are set in this menu will be available for selection in other channel searching menus. Antenna Alternative There are 32 antenna alternatives, each one can have different combinations of settings for 22KHz Tone and DiSEqC switch. GB31 GB Satellite Name Selects the Satellite Name that corresponds to the value of the Antenna Alternative. Items on the right side include all the selectable lists of satellite Name. If the desired Satellite Name is not listed then select User Defined and the OK button. The Input text window will appear and you can type the Satellite Name directly. If you input the Satellite Name with the remote control unit, the first press of a numerical button is recognized as a numerical input, and the next press of the same button is recognized as an alphabet input. (For example, if you press the numerical button 1 repeatedly, the input character switches in the sequence of 1 A B C 1. ) Press the button to input the next character. The selected Satellite Name can help you select the Antenna Alternative in the searching menu, but it is possible to change or select the Satellite Name only in the Antenna Setting menu. Note : In case the selected satellite is used as OTA target satellite, automatic detection of the OTA target satellite might not work properly if you change or edit the name of the satellite. 4. Press the button to select the LNB frequency(Universal, 5150, 9750, 10600, 10750, 11475MHz, User Defined). Items on the right side displays all the selectable lists of Satellite Name. [. . . ] Now, you can perform East/West fine-tuning for the selected satellite. To drive the motor, move to and select the Movement item on Category window, and move the cursor to Item by using the buttons like the case of user. Then select `(E) +1 move' or `(W) +1 move' by using the buttons. If it starts to be driven, move the motor until you find the location at which signal quality is best. [. . . ]