TechniSat ST 6002 S User manual

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Satellite Receiver

TechniSat ST 6002 S Stereo

TechniSat®Satellitenfernsehprodukte GmbH,TechnikPark, W-5568 Daun

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TechniSat ST 6002 S

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2 Diagram : Front Panel, Remote Control Back Panel 3

3 Important Safety Instructions 6

4 Main Features of the ST 6002 S 7

5 Breif Introduction 8

5.1 Installation 8

5.1.1 Connection of the outside unit and television8

5.1.2 Setting up the receiver 9

5.2 Operation 10

6 Installation 11

6.1 Installation of the outside unit 11

6.1.1 General 11

6.1.2 Basic programming / Initial Set-Up 13

6.1.3 Setting the east / west limits 14

6.1.4 Programming of satellite positions 15

6.1.5 Automatic location of satellites 17

6.1.6 External programming 19

6.1.7 System options 20

6.2 Connecting a video recorder or decoder 22

6.3 Menu overview: System menu 23

7 Operation 24

7.1 General 24

7.2 Direct operation 25

7.3 Menu operation 26

7.3.1 Channel selection 26

7.3.2 Satellite selection 27

7.3.3 Setting the timer 28

7.3.4 Setting the clock 29

7.3.5 Alignment - dish position 30

7.3.6 Parental channel lock 31

8 Programming 31

8.1 General 31

8.2 Changing the channel sequence 32

8.3 Expanding the programme range of a satellite 33

8.4 Programming the channels of a new satellite 34

8.5 Changing the channel name 35

8.6 Changing channel parameters 37

8.6.1 Video-Menu 37

8.6.2 Audio-Menu 38

8.6.3 Skew-Menu 39

8.7 Menu overview: main menu 40

9 Channel Programming 41

10 Technical Specifications 45

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2 Diagram: Front Panel, Remote Control, Back Panel

Standby LED 4-Fig.Display

ON/OFF Power

Switch

Satellite Selection

Buttons

(East /West)

Channel Selection

Buttons

Standby on/off

Key Pad

ENTER-Button

-Button

Main Menu

-Button

Video-Menu

Audio-Menu

Skew-Menu

Mute on/off

CNCL-Button

-Button

RF IN

CH UHF OUT

LNB PWR OUT

DC 14/18V

400 mA MAX

(

B/G

TSG

VIDEO ANT IN

B(R)-AUDIO-(L)A

DECODER VIDEO

EURO SCART FOR VCR/DECODER EURO SCART FOR TV GND PULSE +5V M2 M1

50 mA MAX 36V 1,5 A MAX

EXT BUS + FERRIT –

82 ohm, ±45 mA MAX 220V 240V

FUSE

250V T500mA

FUSE

250V T500mA

AC 240V 50 Hz

110 WATTS MAX

LNB-Input UHF Channel

Adjustment Screw UHF Output Audio Output

right left Serial Port RS 232 Polariser

Connection Switch

220V/240V Actuator Fuse

Switch

PAL I/PAL G

Decoder-

Output

Video

Output

Scart Socket

Decoder or

Videorecorder

Scart Socket for

Sensor Cable

Connection

Actuator Power

Cable Connection

Main Lead

Main FuseUHF Input

TSG Switch

3. Safety Instructions

In the interest of safety, please read and observe the following instructions before using your

new ST 6002 S.

This sheet and the following pages concerning installation and operation should be retained for future

reference.

Installation:

The procedures described in this manual should be followed carefully.

NOTE: Always connect the LNB before connecting to the mains supply.

Failure to do this may cause damage to the appliance.

Ventilation:

Vents on the top and side panels are provided for necessary ventilation. The appliance should not be

placed in a position where the free passage of air would be severely restricted. In addition, for the same

reasons as above the ST 6002 S should not be placed on a soft base.

Water and moisture:

Ensure that the appliance does not come into contact with any dampness or moisture - RISK OF ELEC-

TRIC SHOCK (and/or damage to the ST 6002 S)!

Heat:

Do not install the ST 6002 S in the immediate proximity of a heat source (radiator, oven etc.).

Care and Use:

Power Source:

Connect the ST 6002 S to a power supply which matches the requirements of the appliance (220 - 240

V/50 Hz).

Safe Connection to the Mains:

The mains leads should be routed so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by items pla-

ced against them.

When not in use:

If the ST 6002 S is left unattended or unused for long periods of time be sure to unplug the mains connec-

tor. The memory is still stored and the internal clock is supplied by an inbuilt battery.

Unplug the ST 6002 S from the mains when:

- the mains lead or mains connector is damaged

- the ST 6002 S has been exposed to rain or water

- a solid object or liquid substance has entered the appliance via the air vents

- there is a noticeable change in the performance of the ST 6002 S, not operating as normal

- the ST 6002 S has been dropped or the outer casing has been damaged

NOTE:

Servicing and repairs must only be carried out by trained service staff.

TechniSat ST 6002 S

4 Features of the ST 6002 S:

The ST 6002 S has the following features:

– 200 preprogrammed channel places

– OSD (On-Screen-Display)

– Infra-red remote control for all functions

– Timer function for 8 settings

– Integrated dish positioner

– 50 storable satellite positions

– Autofocus

– Panda Wegener compatible noise reduction

– Volume control

– Adjustable video bandwidth

– Switchable modulator PAL G/I

– Free selection and storing of audio and video parameters

– Scart connection for TV or VCR

– Scart connection for decoder or VCR with 4 output signals

– Short-circuit proof LNB-input

– Preprogramming for connection of a triple band LNB (11 GHz, DBS, 12 GHz)

– Input frequency range 950 - 2050 MHz

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5 Brief Introduction

We have condensed the most important steps for the installation and use of the ST 6002 S. More

detailed information can be found in chapters 6 - 10 of this manual.

It is essential that a high quality outside unit with Triple-Band-LNB is used. If another kind of LNB is

used, the procedure is the same, but you will not be able to receive all satellites.

5.1 Installation

5.1.1 Connection of Outside Unit and TV

Connect your ST 6002 S to

the LNB of the outside unit

using suitable coaxial cable

(eg. TechniSat coaxsat 1750).

Connect the actuator power

cable to the M1/M2 sockets

and the actuator sensor cable

to the "Pulse" and "GND"

sockets.

The polariser should be lin-

ked via the "Ferrite +/-" sockets.

To connect your television to

the ST 6002 S you should use

a euroscart cable. The TV set

should be set correspondingly

to AV.

Alternatively, you can connect

the appliance to your TV at

the UHF/VHF input socket via

UHF antenna cable. If this

connection is made you should

first of all switch to "TSG" on

the back panel of the ST 6002 S and tune your TV set to channel 36, at which point the test signal

(two vertical white stripes) will appear on the screen. Then return the switch to "Video" on the back

panel.

NOTE: The satellite receiver is preset to channel 36. If channel 36 is already occupied by a terrestri-

al channel it is possible to alter the output channel in the range fom 35 - 44. This can be done using

RF IN

CH UHF OUT

LNB PWR OUT

DC 14/18V

400 mA MAX

(

B/G

TSG

VIDEO ANT IN

B(R)-AUDIO-(L)A

DECODER VIDEO

EURO SCART FOR VCR/DECODER EURO SCART FOR TV GND PULSE +5V M2 M1

50 mA MAX 36V 1,5 A MAX

EXT BUS + FERRIT –

82 ohm, ±45 mA MAX 220V 240V

FUSE

250V T500mA

FUSE

250V T500mA

AC 240V 50 Hz

110 WATTS MAX

TESTSIGNAL

VIDEO

POLARIZER

LNB

MOTOR

IMPULS-

GEBER

FERNSEH-

ANTENNE

ANTENNEN-

KABEL

SCARTKABEL

FERNSEH-

ANTENNE

MOTOR

IMPULS-

GEBER

Pulse

Generator

TV Antennae

Antenna

Cable Sensor

Cable Power

Cable

Scart Cable

TechniSat ST 6002 S

Function Button R TV Picture Display on the receiver

Basic Programming

R no satellite F 001

press

simultaneously Basic Programming F 001

ENTER 3 x F System Menu F 001

Setting East/West

Limits ENTER F Position 5000

Note: Make sure Hold down until

the dish is not west limit is F Position 5439

moved too far reached (Example)

around F Position 5409

Hold down & move 30

Impulses back F West limit

ENTER F West limit 5409

Hold down until

east limit is F Position 4821

reached (Example)

Hold down & move F Position 4851

30 Impulses back F East Limit

ENTER F East Limit 4851

CNCL F System-Menu CH 01

Satellite

F Sat programming CH 01

Programming Enter F Sat: 19,2o ASTRA CH 01

F Position 4851 CH 01

Hold until the

satellite is F Position 5120 (Eg..) CH 01

received F Position CH 01

F Position 5120 CH 01

ENTER F Position 5125 (Eg.) CH 01

CNCL F System-Menu CH 01

Autolocation

ENTER F Sat: 60o Intel 604 CH 01

3 x F Sat: 16o Eutel II-F3 CH 01

ENTER 2 x F Search 16o Eutel

II-F3 CH 05 (Eg.)

F Sat: 13o Eutel II-F1 CH 05 (Eg.)

ENTER 2 x F Search 13o Eutel

II-F1 CH 04 (Eg.)

usw.

5.1.2. Installation of the Receiver F Taste auf der Fernbedienung

R Taste am Receiver

TechniSat ST 6002 S

If a satelite cannot be found:

Sat programming

CNCL F System-Menu F 113 (Bsp.)

F Sat programming F 113

ENTER F Sat 27,5w Intel 601 CH 01

(Example)

F Position 5204 (Eg.) CH 01

hold

until a satellite F Position 5402 (Eg.) CH 01

is received

F Position CH 01

F Position 5402 (Eg.) CH 01

ENTER F Position 5406 (Eg.) CH 01

2 x F Sat 27,5w Intel 601 CH 01

F Sat 45w PanAmSat CH 01

If all Satellites

have been

programmed

CNCL 2 x F “Programme of the

F127(Eg.)

last programmed-

Satellite”

001 F “Programm PRO 7 F 001

from ASTRA”

Channel Selection

R 19,2o ASTRA 003 F 003 (Eg.)

or F 19,2o ASTRA 003

or 001

or 01 F 19,2o ASTRA 001 F 001

or 1

or MENU F Menu F 005

ENTER F 005 ARD 1 Plus F 005

press F 061 RADIOROPA F 005

ENTER F 19,2o ASTRA 061 F 061

RADIOROPA

Volume

F Vol.: ... F 006 (Eg.)

Control

F Vol.: ..... F 006 (Eg.)

Mute

Mute F Mute F 006 (Eg.)

19,2o ASTRA 007 F 007

Time Display

ENTER F 19:15 Nord 3

Set Timer

MENU F Menu F 007 (Eg.)

2 x F Set Timer F 007

ENTER F Time 1 aus F 007

ENTER F Channel 007 F 007

005 oder

2 x F Channel 005 F 007

F Month 09/1992 F 007

F Month 10/1992 F 007

F Day 08/Thurs F 007

2 x F Day 10/Sat F 007

F Start 19:01 F 007

2015 oder

press F Start 20:15 F 007

F Stop 19:03 F 007

2200 oder

press F Stop 22:00 F 007

F Type single F 007

F Type daily F 007

F Date 10. 10, 1992 F 007

F Date 17. 10, 1992 F 007

ENTER F Zeitpunkt 1 ein F 007

CNCL 2 x F “Channel 007” F 007

F F 007

5.2. Bedienung

TechniSat ST 6002 S

6. INSTALLATION

6.1. Installation of Outside Unit

6.1.1. General

The following instructions assume that the system

has been installed correctly so that all the satel-

lites can be received.

ATTENTION: The ST 6002 S has been pro-

grammed for use with a Triple-Band-LNB. With

this you can receive all three frequency bands

(11 GHz, DBS and 12 GHz). If you use a Dual-

Band-LNB please pay attention to the changed

input frequencies in the 12 GHz band (prepro-

gramming pages 40 - 44).

Input frequency for Dual-Band-LNB in 12 GHz

band

Input frequency for Triple-Band-LNB minus

725 MHz

IMPORTANT: If you press any button whilst the

dish is moving, the movement will stop imme-

diately. Where possible avoid this when pro-

gramming satellites and when using the auto-

matic satellite search. Otherwise, satellites that

have already been saved could be deleted.

The receiver ST 6002 S has many functions.

For ease of use and so that it is not necessary

to use a different button for each function the

receiver uses "On Screen Display" and func-

tion keys. In this way related functions are con-

densed into "Menus". An arrow shows which

function is in use. Underneath each menu the

various keys which may be used are shown.

By using the CNCL key you can leave each

menu without saving the alterations.

EXAMPLE-

Cursor

Function Keys

Functions

ENTER CNCL

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