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Rotary selector-button. This has many different functions: tuning control,
moving between the various on-screen menus and sub-menus, and validation
of the different options.
Tuning purposes: turning it clockwise frequency increases while turning it
anticlockwise frequency decreases.
To shift along the on-screen menus: turning it clockwise active option moves
downwards while turning it anticlockwise active option moves upwards.
In TV mode, press the rotary selector-button to display the first sub-menu
containing different functions, some are dependent on the band and the
standard:
Band switching
System & Standard Selects the colour system (PAL, SECAM or NTSC) and
Battery & Lnb
Channel set
Channel BW
Teletext
DiSEqC
Reference noise
Press Next for the second sub-menu:
Datalogger
IF Inversion
Input Video
C/N setup
Nicam channel
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Permits to change from terrestrial (5-862 MHz) to satellite
band (900-2150 MHz) and vice versa.
the TV standard (B/G, D/K, I, L, M, N or Digital).
Displays battery voltage and external units power supply
voltage and current (V Ext and I Ext).
Selects active channels table.
(Satellite band or digital channels). Defines channel
bandwidth. Indispensable for measuring digital channels
and satellite band channel C/N.
Sets teletext information.
(Only satellite channels). Defines a sequence of DiSEqC
commands and permits to send them.
(Only in C/N Reference noise mode). Defines the
frequency where measure the noise level.
Permits to acquire and to store up to 9801 measurements
automatically.
(Only in the terrestrial band) Once tuned an IF signal
(38.9 MHz) by means of activating this function is
possible to demodule correctly the video and the audio.
Enables Scart commutation signals to be activated,
deactivated or set to automatic/subordinate mode.
Defines the C/N measuring method between Auto or
Referenced.
(Only analogue channels). This selects the NICAM sound
channel that is sent to the loudspeaker.
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