LOF low band
LOF (Local oscillator frequency) is the frequency at which an LNC
converts the frequency received into the so-called 1. intermediate
frequency, which then can be received and interpreted by the digital
receiver. So-called Universal LNCs
work with 2 LOFs, in order to cover the entire reception range from
10.7 to 11,8 GHz (low-band) and 11,7 to 12,75 GHz (high-band).
> In this line, use the numeric keys to enter the LOF of the
Low Band of yourLNC.
LOF high band
> In this line, use the numeric keys to enter the LOF of the
High Band of yourLNC.
Transition LOF low/high
> In this line, use the numeric keys to enter the frequency at
which the LNC makes the transition from the Low Band to
the High Band.
> Press OK to accept the setting.
Signal/Quality
Provided you have entered the data for the test transponder
correctly, these lines will indicate the signal strength and quality.
6.4.4 Rotating antenna
If you are using the digital receiver in conjunction with a rotating
antenna equipped with a DiSEqC motor (Level 1.2), switch the
DiSEqC control (Point 6.4.1) on and please note Point 9 of the
operating manual.
7 Operation
7.1 Switching on and off
> Switch the digital receiver on by pressing the On/Standby
key, either on the receiver or on the remote control.
> Press the same key again, either on the receiver or on the
remote control, to switch it off again.
> The receiver is now in standby mode, and the time will be
shown in the display of the receiver (if activated as per Point
6.2.4).
If the current time is not displayed, this must still be acquired
by the receiver. To do this, switch the unit on, and set it to
receive a major channel such as ZDF for about 30 seconds,
during which time the clock setting will be automatically
acquired.
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